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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-12-11

u N7II1SII o RTaJ -PlalIllIL-Es
vs..
Samuel G. Nay, Martha F. Nay, ]. T. Morse
cashier of the Phillips County Bank, q s.
e Batty. Mrs G. 5. Batty. wife OF G. S. BaTty
and The Bank OF Glen Elder, Kansas, defend
ants.
You. the above named defendants and each OF
you viii take notibe that on November 81, 1890
petition suggesting the death of William L. Gil
bert. one of the plaintiffs. and praying that the
Judgment heretofore rendered in this action by
the above named court be revived in the name ef
Henry Gay aid Isaac B. Woodruff as executors OF
the last viii of William L Gilbert, deceased rand
that such amended petition will be heard BY tie
above named court on the second day of it's Eegu-
lar January, 1891, term
g.. 4 SPAULDING.
Attorney for PIaintif
and for Henry Cay and Isaac b. Woodruff ex-
ecutors OF the viii Of William L. Gilbert, de-
ceased
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-12-11

OKLAHOMA is covered with snow
from five to twelve inches in depth.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-12-11
First publication, November 81, 1895. -aw.
Publication Notice.

In the District Court CT Phillips county, Kansas
William L. Gilbert and Henry Gay, co-partners
dong business under the firm name and gtvIe
: OfGilbert & Gay, plaintiffs.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-12-11

In the District Court of Phillips county, Kansas
James NJ. Hall, plaintiff,
VS..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
ROYAL FLUsHEs.

The Empress Frederick has collected
sl25,O00 for the new Children hospital AZ
Berlin.
II is now definitely settled chat Prince
George is % open the Jamaica exhibition
about Christmas time.
The emperor of China has sent the Ger
man emperor large box Of piaything,-
little dragons and livingston his five lit
tie sons.
Princess Dolgorouki, the morganatic
wife of the late czar, has published heI
usuoirs in Russia, ami every available
copy was seized Immediately by the police.
The Princess Louise, who for tire past
ten yelr has presided over an art school
in Sloane street. London, West, is the first
English woman % employ Irish needle
women.
Emperor William has contributed 1000
marks toward the fund which is being
collected for the purchase of the fam0u,
Sulkowski collection Of bric-a-br,c and
curiosities
Prince Bismarck, seen striding recently
through the groves of friedrichsruhe
park, was manifestly Us sound i'm wind
and limb as the toughest ot his forcsters
or the hardest of his keepers.
The Prince of Wales is q great sticklcr
for court etiquette No one knows better
the exact way in which every band and
order and medal should DE worn. He is
very particular about good manners in
princes and princess.
Princess Wilhelmina MontleaIt Of sax
ony, who has % pretty castle near Vienna,
and is the last Of her family, recently I'M
vited the mayor Of an eastern suburb 10
dinner, and at dessert gave him 1000 flor
ins 10 build hospital for Hernals, the SUI
burb OF which he is mayor
The little Princess Elizabeth Of Austria.
the daughter Of the late crown prince.
can't take outings with her mother. prin-
cess stephan because. by tie will of her
father, she must always remain in the i'm
mediate neighborhood and under the eve
Of her grandfather, the emperor.
Prince LobanoiT, the Russian ambassa
dor M Vienna, IS a man Of rare intellectual
endowments. The prince is a perfect type
Of the grand seigneur lie is a wealthy
bachelor and has only had one "grande
passion in his life namely, that for Mary
Stuart, Queen Of Scots, Of whose letters
and relics he possesses a remarkable col
lection.
Princess Victoria, the Empress Freder.
ick's youngest and fayorite daughter, is
rather pretty, having "A nice figure, blue
eyes and fair hair She has always been
fond Of an out-ofdoor life and enjoys exer-
else in any form. She is an indofatigable
walker, an accomplished rider and lawn
tennis player. and can drive four-in-hand
In mastery style.
Scarf rings are being revived, popular
design being a stirrup leather in oxidized
silver, curled around.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23

THE stalwart Republicans Of Ohio and
Michigan are much troubled over the pros
pect of the Federal SUPERVISORS in the ma
uOnal elections in their states, being ap
pointed, if the Lodge bill becomes law, by
Judge jackson, of the sixth Judicial Cir
cult, Democrat of the strictest sect
Judge jackson, the Ohio and Michigan Re
publicans may feel assured, will only nom
mate honest and capable men to these posi-
tons, step not 70 be expected Of many OF
the Republican 'nitcd states Judges whose
circuits cover the Southern states. Ii all
these judges were as likely to show the dis
elimination and moderation which Judge
jackson will certainly show in his az
pointments, if called upon to make them by
the enactment of the National Election
measure. the Southern people would not be
as much concerned as they now are at the
prospect OF the passage of the Lodge bill in
the Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23

This is the story of poor, little ouWas'
dog who was picked up ono cold winter day
by Harry my little cripple brother. Tn.
dog was covered with frozen blood, b.
brought him home, washed and attended to
hi, bruises and fed him. Tho dog WAS So
grateful that he cared for no One but DDS
little lame master. He wa, only happy when
hc heard bis crutch on tie stair
NoN for the >3d part az this story After
we had bad the dog about six month, little
Harry died of spinal disease The body Ta-
Kept m tine house, awaiting burial, thrc.
days Poor little docgi3 .new bis master wa.
silent. but le never ieit tle spot Doc bad
chosen, under the ice box, while the Remains
were there
When the funeral left the house Be waiueI
and cried AMI would uCt be- comi.r,ei, bat
On course " time le recovered from Dbl, grief
One day little friend of Harry who, ht
the way, was also iauo and walked CD
crutche,, came 20 call au u.s.
The dog heard tls crutcne-, and thought
it was Dis little master come back again.
The door opened O. admit him, and when
doggie saa BOZ, mistake Le turned away as If
De could not survive t.s disappointment, and
after q few weeks we foaud INN dead He
had died Of erief-New York. Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23

IL some respects, the present summer has
been a very unusual season in its general
character, the most extreme neat being
followed at considerable intervals by spells
Of weather, distinguished for something
like autumnal GOODNESS. The oyerheated
citizen has hardly had time to make up his
mind that he will take refuge in the noun
tains, and oyerhauled his wearing apparel
under the influence Of that resolution, when
suddenly a cold wave has come along, and
convinced him that home after all was the
most pleasant, comfortable and convenient
spot even in midsummer In spite OF the
various changes, the health Of Richmond
has continued in the satisfactory condition
which The TIMES noted editorially short
time ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23

BY Inadyertence THE TIMES in its sun
day article on the deserted village used the
name of the Boston Herald instead OF the
Boston Journal. The Herald is a paper
which sees the signs Of the times and is not
afraid 10 say so. The Journal is one Of the
strongest props Of the Republican party
and is blind TO what happens around it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
Where Dudley Comes In.

Colonel W. W. Dudley has not got din.
ner at the White House yet, but he gets
plenty Of other good things as be goes
along Besides his large practice in pen
sions and claims, he has rotainers for sew
eral schemes which keep him busy in the
lobby OF the house aud Of the senate. In
the accounts Of expenses IN contested cleo
ton cases. just filed with the Committee on
Elections, Dudley comes in for $500 as
counsel for three contestants -FeatherstOno
Of Arkansas, Miller Of South Carolina, and
hin OF Mississippi. The parties 30 all these
contests. by the way, will get allowances
from 5000 10 5000 for expenses from the
committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23

The New York Nation SAYS that the
strongest speech made against the Force
bill in the House came from Mr. ii. -. G..
Tucker, Of Virginia. "llc maintained"
says the Nation, "with great force, that the
power given to the supervisor to pass upon
the qualifications OF voters was direct vio-
lation Of the second section Of the first arti.
Gle Of the constitution"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
A HAUNTED ROOM.

T., tho Ain, chamber whence but yesterday
rassei my beloved, i,lled with awe s'aaa,
"a hauptln- Loves futtering on every hand
yvhisncr her praiscs who Is far away.
A ,bousand delicate glanccs dance and play
ON every object which her robes have tanned
And tenderest thoughts and hopes bloom aud
expand
In the sweet memory OF her beauty's ray.
Ar could that glass but hold the faintest trs'e
on all the loveliness once mrrored there,
The clustering glory Of The shadow hair
That Framed 50 well the drear young angel facel
But no, II shows my own face full Of care,
And my heart is her beautys dwelling place.
John Hay in Scribncr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
gyAL ESTATE BUSHES.
gyAL ESTATE BUSHES.
| VAN HOE.
WYTHE COUNTY, VA.

Al the junction. o. she North C,ro..,
tension and Cripple Creek exten,.ra.f,..
Norfolk and Western Railroad 70 g-.,. ...,
road junction, in the heart Of ihe gr.,....
mining district Of Southwest yffna ,.,
destined soon % rank with ttref.tt If....
trial centres Of the NcN south
THE IVANIGOE LAND AND IMPROVE
MENr COMPANY Will offer. 90 pnIl,It.
SALE. JULY rs. 1890. DE-iHAFff nr.r
Mss AID DWELLING iuT- af .r ..,....
price Of ~255 Al lots are ny0ri.r ......,
on gently rlslng ground overlooking .I....
tiful Valley ~ Sew River I.. .1..
ingly low price 40 "hIch these lots a.. .....
upon the market iusurcs fo investors .....
and large returns.
TERMS OF SALE Onc-thirf cash. ....-.
bon one and two years.
Through Sos excellent RAILROAD ....
"lvanhoc' s placed Within minimum ...I
of the enormous a posits of Go.-.a ......
OF carroll county, anf tac w.r.-
lmonite and mountain ores of C... .....
Valley: ana also within easy .l...r
cbrated Pocahon'as anl lnu.. ...,
coke fields
IMMENSE LIMESTONE QrhEn- ..
being operated within tIc town iI. ,..r
FURNACE OF the Ncw Htor Nn- ..
pauv isalro3dy 100 successful operation.
thc IVANHOE IRON CDNpANY. ..... ..
rre,idencyof Mr Jordan D. Moff...H u.
Haven iron Work, of Ncw York. h.. ...
gauzed for the purpose of c.e.tU.
furnace of large capacity. I..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
A Balance Of Power.


The Alliance movement IN Minnesota.
with am organized vote OF nearly 10000 and
many other thousands sympathiZlng with
10, is certain 90 hold the balance of power
between the old parties, and a general ul-
tumblingof politics i'm thJt state may Doe eA-
pected. not only I'm State officers. but also i'm
congressman and the Legislature. II looks
as if there would not be any supporters of
the Mckinley bill returned TO Congress in
Minnesota.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
The Right Of Debate.
rII.tff..l.,.l U.a,rf

The Senators o. the majority party are
moving tentatively toward tine abolition of
the right of debate which has existed IN the
upper branch of Congress from the tounda-
ton Of the government. senator Allison
resolution making il i'm order 90 move to
limit debate on amendments 10 appropri1-
ton bills is the camels nose i'm the tent. II
The Democratic Senators Doe not wary they
may find themselves clipped OUT before
they know it,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
Census in Maine.
Now NrlnlnA SIafps

The census in Maine shows that there has
been great falling on in the population of
that state: some towns showing decrease
Of fully sixty per cent The secretary OF
the state Agricultural Association declares
that the farmers are growing poorer ever!
year. and That 10 is a mere question of time
when they Will have 90 abandon their farm.
and seek homes elsewhere. This shows
what the tarin has done for the state al!
Maine, and the same condition of affairs
exists i'm all the New ENGLAND states.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
UOLLINS INSTITUTE
VGRGlNI \,

For the higher education Of YOUNG LA
DIES, equipped nj cost of Sl2O,OOO, employs
- officers and teachers, of whom are male
professors OF both American and European
training. Languages, Literature. Science,
krt. Music. Elucution, &c, are taught under
best standards. For nearly "A half century 10
distinction OF religious beliefs. one thou
sand two hundrel feet above sea level. and
surrounded by picturesque mountain seen
cry. lt enjoys the further advantages Of min
crid waters and a b1cing mountain climate.
Attendance last session 300 from eighteen
states The fOrty-eighth session will open
september L.. POstOfiice and station. hOl-
Inns Va CHAS. II. COOKE.
is 9-2tW-Ow Business Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23

DICHMOND ELECTRO-PLATING
IL WORKS. \. =. EMMONS. Manager
Gold, Silver, Nickel. Brass and Bronze PA
ting done la the best manner and on any
kind OF metal. Old Knives. Forks. Spoons
and all kinds OF Tableware replated and
made To look Ike new. stove Castings, Har-
ness and Carriage Trimmings Of all kinds re
plated upon short notice. special attention
given 10 Polishing any kind of metal.
Works: Eleventh and Cary streets,
my 27-3m RICHMOND. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
COUTHWEST VIRGINIA INSTI-
y TUE
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Tho hlghes' educat on NJ the least cost"
one hundred and forty pupiis last session
Fifteen officers and teachers. Before de-
Gliding 10 go elsewhere be sure 90 write for
Catalogue To REV. j. Il. HARRISON, or to :
d. JONES. Principal, Glade spring. Va
iy low su6t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23

Ing the four weeks he bad been there the
beast bad killed and devoWed man, two
women. q girl and boy The natives haa
set traps. but Dee would not enter them. They
had poisoned tie carca,,os Of goats aud
calves but De would not touch them. IL bad
got go that ~ O'Clock iu The evening every
lue entered Dbl, house and made himself se-
cure for the night while The tiger held pos
session ot the village and carried terror To-
every ,oul
Mai ham and myself got thi, news ex-
c'u-iyclv. aud affera bit NJ planning we stole
oat of camp with our horses and arms and
followed tine guide. 10 was about o'clockin
tse morning when we left, aud as il was
cool day and Nc had fairly good route, we
pushed ahead al such pace that M . in the
afternoon $50 were in pahur We found the
village 20 consist ol "feuiyt"o nuts or
cabins. covering about tUo acres Of open
Ou ,aa northern edge of tlc village was %
rr... flowing toward the Gaug., sixty mile
away. anl beyond fn.s cra.G ua, q fertile
spot ot .0o acres. which uls devoted 70 crop
raising. The creek Was borIerei with tHica
Jungle about five rods in breadth. and it wa-
rt tta crossing that the tiger had got i'm hi,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
THE TIMES.
BY THE TIMES COMPANY
RICHMOND. VA.

rbe Daily Times Is served by carriers y"
this CITY and Manchester for II cents
week by mail S. year.
The SUNDAY Times--Three cents per COPY
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The Weekly Times-One doi"' war "'
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specimen copies sent free.
subscriptions In all cases payable In adj
vance.
Reading notices In rcadiug-matter type,
rs cents per line Nonparcil loaded II cents
per line.
Card OF advertising mates tos space Furnish
cd or application,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
4 UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STANTON, VA.
Miss MARY J. BALDWIN, Principal.
OPENS SEPTEMBER 4, 1890. CLOSES
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UnriN1lled Advantages In music. languages,
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iegi-eOdlm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
Iniquity.
Wilmington Messenger

W lllllhEtbl NtnotILtiI
We thought from the order of Fat Tom
that the robbing of Democratic member,
had ceased, a. the Radicals had all the ma.
Jority they deemed necessary. II was so
| given out, but It was "t0o previous tn.
Ousting continues. and two more members
and the majority in two more Democratic
districts are defrauded of thcirrights What
an iniquitous gang that Radical concern is,
To be Remembered.
Courier Journal
In inviting the people Of other nations "a
the Worlds Fair, it will be well TO assure
them that We do not intend tO trade with
them. and that the show is gotten up for the
benefit of our home market.
Preferred TO he Honest.
ATLANTA Consutution.l
The Globe-DemOcrat SAYS that General
Fremont never lived up 10 the fact that he
was the first Republican nominee for the
presidency. No; Fremont preferred TO IT.
main honest.
Martyred Foraker.
Washington STAR
The Republican party OF Ohio in cOnyen-
ton at Cleveland yesterday nominated a
state ticket and once more folded Foraker
10 its throbblng bosom and imprinted the
Kiss of forgiveness upon his alabaster brow.
Dollar should be of Grass.
Washington Post
The many suggestions for head for the
new silver dollar recalls the fact thai Col
onel Elliott +. Shepard has not vet re-
ceiyed any recognition from this administrd-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
Postomce Tentacies.


There is a lively movement in the Postoi-
fee Department. the transactions i'm the az
pOIntmen.s having reached about $1,000 for
the last year. or so each business day. Most
OF these changes were political, but 4,ioOncW
offices were established, 1924 changes in
name or site. There are 90, 900 p0stOlliccs
altogether, an increase Of 1900 in ten year,,
of which 300 were added this last year
No place is too small or remote TO Doe reach
ed bv the tcntacles of this postal system.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
EDUCATIONAL.
ROANOKE

Courses for Degrees Good tommercla
Course special attention 20 English
French and German spoken. Library lHuO'
Volumes Best moral and religious lnhu
euccs. Five churches in salem. No bar
rooms Expenses for9 months $50 u 500
Gucluding fees. board, &c). students nom 10
states, Ind. Ter, Mexico and Japan. Ihlriy
eighth year begins sept. 18th.
Illustrated Catalogue free Address.
JULIUS u. DREHER. President.
jyf-UcOd- lm&W1t salem, lislhla'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
DIcHMOND SEMINARY.

II SO Beast Grace street. Richmond, Va.
JOHN n. POWELL, Principal.
Mrs J.. g. PtNION, Associate lrinclpal
\ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES. thorough In It's instruc-
lion and complete iu lis appointments. From
Kiudergarten to collegiate department I'M
elusive. Offering the very best advantages.
surpassed by none In the Department OF
Music Modern Languages. and Art Board,
with fun English course and Latin, $3.50.
session begins SEPTEMBER ri, 1890. APP
ply for catalogue 10 the Principals or at the
bookstores is le-tri, MOn&Mcd tO oct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
Suspicious Character
TOWNSVILLE Tunes.

Everybody is in favor of honest elections;
but we do not gather iigs from thistles or
grapes from thorns, and so most good people
are rather suspicious Of honest elections i'm
vented 10y quay, Clarkson, Dudley and
Reed. The men who bought the election in
l>>S are not the men 10 give MS honest elec-
tons i'm 1892.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
DoMLING GREEN ACADEMY.

| \ school Of the highest character for boys
and Young men Most healthy and cOnVe-
uieut location. cNcellently equipped; en-
/ dorsed bv clergy. press and colleges Of the
south scholarships ln Washington and Lee
! University, Richmond College, &c, &c. Total
| charge. sl75 for session ot nine months. Ad-
| dress JOHN HAkT.
VI. ~, University OF Virginia,
woo 2meOd Bowling Green, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
\ Blase Prince.


II is said that the Prince of Wales is the
only relative Of the King of Denmark who
finds life at Fredcnsb0rg WCarisOme. The
fact is that the castle is "a yer, small place,
and the Prince is. like everybody else,
"cabn'd, cribb'd. conhnd." They give him
the best room in the house. bat even that
does not quite satisfy him, and he welcomes
the day OF departure as gleefully as any
,chool-b0y halls The eve of the holidays.
Emin's bad Luck.
Adyices from Africa report that Emin
lacha is having rather an Unucky time
there. Several dozens Of his natives desert
ed him before he had got far into the inte-
rinr. But at last accounts he was still
booming forward with "A very considerable
little army.
Buried "a la /ulus.
one OF the missionaries in Zuluand died
recently. and for some reason or other di-
rected that his corpse should be- inferred in
Zulu fashion. Accordingly no coffin was
used, but the body was tied up IN a blanket
IN 4 kneelng position aud thus put in the
crave
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23

\ remarkable trial is now taking place
at MitrowicI, in Hungary. Ten women
are arraincd for having poisoned their
husbands with arsenicatcd fly paper. The
preliminary examination has lasted more
than three years, and during that time sew
eral Of those who We're originally accused
have died. Among these is gypsy woman
who sold the poison, and who, as 10 is allcg-
ed, iustigated all the crimes. \ singular
feature 100 The affair is that All the victims
were married men. ana the indictment ac-
cuses their wives of having poisoned them
i'm order that they might lead licentiou,
lives uurpsfraincd
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

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All communications to the cole
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e-sold In Rcd Cloud by Q. l.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03
s0G00WI,,N SALE,

tue III On executIon iasNed ont Of tho diessict
sSeset Of the eighth judicial district In and fos
Wrbses1 county, Nebe. Ska, upon q deesct In. o.
flsn,d. National Hank y plaiptM aUd. James r.
Eo1lGh h deoeDdaaA.. ] shalt eNev FOR oale q
public veadue for cash IN hsnA o he .eass 1eos
schss ,sCiSs' M Siscs ~" WI,sr. :'I SSe ~ ~ r
Said eouTS vas hGi1sW, % Ne ~ DAY a MIN.
90. tev . ono o'clock y. \. the. eDllowiMG q.
:sIsc:d Sscf'Ssy sS:'s 4 g: S,n - = . !ssSss,s g n e:
!, raHss u. wess 81 I've 0th pm. % Wc6sloe
eo9nty. NEBRASKA. sn6 aiI dc pppvrsoseness
~ lapsoysnsqts thereon. a!so tQtsl asA 8 %
icwn.i ksd Cloud, wsssss: cssssS. NcssssSs,
Giys: under my hand ~ ~ ~ q 6scSa'
j.H. Gilman. FigS Atty.