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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-09-25
COuNTY FAB

The County Fair which opens to-
day promises TO be a success consid-
eflng the season. The speed ring
Will attract the most attention. For
the green race this afternoon. trO6 or
pace, for horses owned in the county,
the following entries have been made +:
D. L. Smith, Sleepy Sam, blk G. by
Sambo.
o, 3, Johnston, sambo Jr., b. g. by
3, B. sowelI, john s. b. g, by
Sambo.
c, S. Atkins, Moses H, s. s, by
Hambletonian.
Midnight.
JAS. Scott, r. K, S. g. by Bashaw.
- u: Il. Ihacker, Billy S., b. G, by
GOlddust.
johnson & Son, Little Fred, b. s.,
by Little Wonder.
Purse $50 divided, SIS, $3.50, $3.50,
This race will be very enjoyable
and should be witness ed BY ali.
Friday afternoon the 300 minute
race will come of with the following
entries:
D. L. Smith, Sleepy Sam, b, G., by
SambO.
Midnight.
o. B, johnson, s'ambo Jr., Big, by
SambO.
@. E. Atkins, 2Eoses H, S, S. by
HambletOnian.
3. B, Sewell, John s, b. g, by
Purse $50; $50, SIS, SO, Sc,
q. A: French, Of Stockton, is on the
grounds with some fine horses.
The officers have labOred hard to
make this meeting "a success and their
efforts should be appreciated by the
public.
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SUNNER TTEMS

Fodder cutting by horse power con-
Gnues despite rumOrs of accidents to
man and beast. Hay is very light.
School is expected to open in dis
tricts 81 and 80 next Monday; and
the children are jubllant, while mo-
teTJGnl5t5e8 are hurredly getting them
ready.
1 fear your readers will think I had
better. choose another Etnoum' or cease
writing so often. But / can no more
keep from writing about Mrs. st.
Johns temperance address at Nap
once, than l could repress the desire
to press her fair hand and say God
bless you IN your good work. We
read Of the W. Q. T. u. and think we
understand its Importance. But how
much more fully do we realize its
worth while listening to the delinea-
lions Of one Of its faithful advocates.
When every noble sentiment touches
a responsive chord, and we feel that
the glorious cause must CONQUER.
when so many brilliant women es-
pOuse it, and cast their life purpose
with 1t. The speaker named gave
many interesting and startling stats
tics regarding the encrOachments of
the British syndicates, and their in
creasing power in this country; sta
tistics that were personally procured
at the London Exchange-therefore
reliable. How ones blood boiled at
the recital of how foreign money was
slowly and surely tampering with our
government. And what grand ad-
vice was given the young men. en-
treating them to awaken to the na-
tlons peril; and showing them the I'M
pOrtance Of their ballOting privileges
She called Kansas the EIffel tower of
the whole worldi And said that now
in England they were anxiously
Watching Nebraskas career. Only a
week or two Ogo a private London
letter asked chow is Nebraska?'
Oh that every man, woman and
child in our state might see, and hear.
and feel the influence of this sDlen-
did woman As an example of the
power she exercised, at the close of
the meeting, near her a little girl was
heard half crying. Kindly enquir-
ing the cause of sorrow, Mrs. st. John
received the fathers reply "she wants
you TO go home with us"
OCCASIONAL.
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Meeting Of Go. Alliance.

The regular quarterly meeting of
Phillips Go. Alliance will convene in
Cummings Hall in Phillipsburg, Satur-
day, Oct. 4th, 1890, at 10 a. m. Each
sub-aliance will send delegates cleo
ted for the quarter with proper ere
dentials; one delegate for each ten
members or majority fraction thereof.
Secretaries of sub-alliances are re-
quested by Sec'y of State Alliance to
send IN the quarterly reports immed-
lately after the last meeting in Sept.
7. n. SHIEN,
Sec. Phillips Co. F. A. & I. U.
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Letter from utah

AMERICAN Forks, Utah, Sept. 18th.
Ed. HERALD, PhIlhpsburg, Kan.
As / promised to write you a few
lines when / arrived IN this country I
viii endeavOr to do so. Although I
have been here three weeks I have
not been around over the country any
to speak OF, as / have been kept busy
getting a building ready to put our
business IN. We Will open up by
Saturday if nothing happens and we
expect to do a very. good business,
We like the country full as we'll If
not better than we expected to. The
people here are very pleasant and
sOciable, much more SO than I expect
ed to find them. Although there are
some men here that have more than
one woman it is not publicly known
and pOligamy is a thing of the past.
1 had a good view Of the country
from Ogden to this place and you
better believe that it makes a mans
heart glad to see such a productive
country after leaving sunny Kansas.
The Jordan Valley, 1 would Judge, is
about Il miles wide and about 40
miles long and is irrigated from Utah
Lake, the water taken direct from the
lake through bitches on each side Of
the river Jordan American Forks is
3 miles off Utah Lake, the lake being
about 36 miles long and has no inlet
with the exception of a large artesian
spring IN the middle Of the lake, it
being sufficient to irrigate the coun-
try above mentioned.
American Fork claims about 5000
people and 1 Will presume to say that
there are that many hay and grain
stacks within the incorporation. 1t
looks strange to see so much grain in
town but it Is herealI the same. Thew
have all kinds Of grass that I ever
saw, but alfalfa appears to take the
lead as they cut 3 and 4 crops a year.
As for fruit there is nearly every
variety that is grown in any country.
L will venture to say that there is
enough fruit within the incorporation
OF American Forks to fill the Court
House square from the sidewalks
over the top of the court house with
out exageratiOn.
The people only work about 4 and
5 months of each year and not very
hard then. Everyone appears to
have plenty Of money and no one IN
debt, and are the happIest set of peo-
pie l ever saw. About the first thing
that met my eye Sunday morning al
ter 1 got up was a bulletin displayed
on the church, "a Grand Ball, given
for the benefit of the Sunday School.
Good music by the string band will
be IN attendance"
Respectfully,
CHAs. JAMES.
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First Publication Sept. 25, 1890, 8w. J
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court Of Phillips County, Kansas:
William R. Preston, Plaintiff
vs..
William Day. Susan Day, The Guarantee Invest
menJ Company. d. NJ. Davis, Receiver, Defend
ants.
William Day and Susan Day will take notice
that you have been sued in the above named
court and that you must answer the petition fIed
therein by the above named plaintiff on o r before
the 9th day OF November $780, or said petition
Will be taken as true, and judgment rendered
against William Day and Susan Day and the
Guarantee Investment Company for the sum of
S4,4l6.OJ with interest thereon at the rate of IL
per cent per annums from october 1st, 1890 and
for costs of suit, and a further Judgment against
all defendants for the foreclosure OF certain
mortgage made by William Day and Susan Day to
the Guarantee Investment Company, bearing date
July lst 1887, and duly assigned to Dlaintfh VIII
liam Il. Preston, upon the following described
premises situated In the county Of Phillips and
State OF Kansas, tO-yYit: The south east (sel
quarter OF section CWenty-eighr E2S) township one
~ EouIns range twenty tJ) west of the Sixth f6}
T. NJ containing one hundred and sixty acres.
and adJudIng that the plaintiff has the frst lien
On said premises to the amount for which iuag-
nenL VIII be taken as aforesaid, and ordering said
premises sold according to law, without aDDTafse-
menE and the proceeds thereof be applied: 1st
TO the payment Of the costs of suit: 2Hd. To the
payment Of any unpaid taxes which NAV he a len
on said premises; and Sd, To the payment of tie
amount found due plaintiff, and forever barrina
and foreclOslng said defendants and an persons
claiming or to claim under them or either Of Them
OF all right title, interest or equity Of redemUtfo
IN or to said premises or any part thereof
g. A SPAULDLEG.
attorney for Plaintiff
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PERSONALS.

Frank Strain was a st. Joe visitor
this week.
Robt. Fogleman has gone to
MOntrose county, Col
Mrs; Heath has gone east for an
extended visit.
George Tracy is taking we'll earn
ed vacation.
E. E. Hoffman has returned from
! mis- Chicago trip.
j. r. Douglass, of Marvin. has NOV
ed to Lawrence, Kan.
Geo, spaulding made a flying trip
to Colorado this week.
L. A. Champlin, ofAmerican Forks
Utah, IS in the city.
Miss Nellie Shearer has been visit
ing in Logan for the past week.
Will Morton has been sick at Col
.Ora'1O Springs, with mountain fever.
C0ville French and wife, of Fort
Wa.Ene, Ind, are II the city visiting
L. w French.
Mrs, j II. Decker will visit friends
in Washington county for the next
two wee ks.
Rev. John Wilson and daughter
Miss Dot, are IN Colorado Springs
for few days visit.
Chas. Ford. lately employed in the
Democrat Office of this place, has
moved TO San Antonio, Texas.
DIR, Graham for the next 80 DAYS
will make you good set Of teeth for
IS and will defy competition.
A. ". Robertson, of the State Bank.
was confined to his house for a day
or two this week by an attack of hay
fever
A. A Prehn and family have NOV
ed to Montgomery county. Iowa, tax
ing with them there several head Of
horses. Isaac V. Lee accompanied
them.
Mrs. DagUe and son returned home
tins morning leaving Mr.. Dague in
Utah where he is having a good time
hobnObing with the Mormon elders.
He IS rapidly recovering from the eff
fects Of his railroad accident
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There will be a Missionary Mite
SOciable at the residece of R. Rogers
on tuesday evening, September 30
The young people are especially in
vited.
Col. Johnson, a prominent farmer
OF GIenwoOd township, will be on the
fair grounds this week with some fine
horse flesh. He has an elegant five
year old stallion which he has entered
for the green race.
The Jewish day of atonement.
called in Hebrew Yom Kippur began
at sunset Tuesday and lasted until
sunset Wednesday night. The hoIIi-
day is the most important one on the
Jewish calender.
H. B. Reynolds has rented the
Harmon barn near the Bissell House.
and will equip it with teams and car
rlages for the use of his customers. at
all times. When in town put up with
him as his rates are very reasonable.
Peter Hansen Of Logan sustain
ed severe and painful injuries at
Logan Saturday, by his horse throw
ing him into a barbed wire fence
whereby his clothes were sadly torn.
and his flesh badly lacerated
w. B. Stubert an old resident of
this county died at his home near
Marvin, Monday last, at the age of
tifty-fOur. Mr.. Stubert has held res
ponslble county positions, and was
respected by all who knew him. He
leaves a wife and son His funeral
was held on Wednesday and was
largely attended.
&C. R. Hansen is confined in the
county jail on commitment Of @. j.
Wiley justice of the peace Of Green
wood township, for refusing to work
his poll tax, MIR. Hansen claimes to
be citizen of Denmark, and that he
is not required to do such work.
This is possibly the first case of the
kind in the county.
The Republican rally at Logan.
was largely attended. some 1000 Deo-
pie being on the ground. Music was
furnished by the Phillipsburg and
Gaylord brass bands, and the Ash
Greek martial band. The speakers.
George L. Anthony and Webb Nc
Nall made good addresses, which
were received with much enthuiasm.
The meeting was held in one Of the
strongest Alliance neighbOrhOod in
this section, and was attended by
many members of that party, and Fl.
A. q L. u" badges were very plenti-
full, and strange as it many seem, two
or three cOlored men were wearing
them.
The town of Logan IS pleasantly
situated, and was decorated with
flags and bunting, Mr.. Boyd doing
the graceful act Of flying a large flag
from the top of his Office.
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First Publication Sept. IS, 1896. -2w.
SHERIFF'S SALE

STATE OF KANSAS. Case No
Phillips County. ss- 72071
In the District Court of Phillips county:
Frank Howard & Co., Plaintiff.
Arthur ". ellis, Defendant.
Public notice is hereby given, that under. and
% virtue OF the Judgment rendered in the above
engltled action, in and BY the above named Court
and OF special execution issued on said iudguelt
70 me directed and delivered. ] viii on M0ndsv
september % $780, at the hour of , O'Clock D. n .
u sald day, at the store of Arthur w ellis in
me town OF agra, in the county of Phillips Sta te
OF Kansas, Oef at public sale and sell TO the hinh
est bidder FOR cash in hand, the following de
scIlOeQ personal property, consisting of straw
-atss Le4tness trimmings, hoods, jackets, collars
buttons ana other articles OfmerChandise in the
county OF Phillips, State of Kansas
sand property has been levied upon and is to be
ant.
Dated this 18th day Of Sept, A. D. 1850.
LEE SCRtkEEE,
Sheriff OF Phillips comfy
u. A. SPAULDIEG, Attorney for P Iaintif.
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First Publication, Sept. %, IS8O-5w.
SHERIFF1S SALE

STATE OF KANSAS. reso n,
Phillips County. ss' ITt9
In the District Court Of Phillips county:
George W. Bowel, Plaintiff.
James IL. Hill and The Lincoln Land Company,
Defendant.
FUouc notice is hereby given, that under and
Dy virtue Of the Judgment rendered in the above
enIlJled action, IN and by the above named Court
ana OF an order OF sale issued on said Judgment
10 me directed and delivered, I VIII on Monday
october q 1890, at the hour of O'Clock. .
"a . Oh saiq gay, at the east door of the Court
house, IN FhlIIpsburg, In the county of PBflliDs.
State Of Kansas, offer at public sale and sell IN
ghe highest bidder for cash in hand the following
uescTl2ed real property, namely: Lot No SfT
lol IN BLOCK No. Seven % in the town of Wood
run IN the county of Phillips, State Of Kansas
SAD property has been levied upon and lis to
tendant, James ii. Hill
Dated this 23d day of Sept, A. D. 1890
LEE SCRIVNER,
~ Sheriff of Phillips county
T. A LEWIS, Attorney for Plaintiff
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First Publication, July 81, 1899. -5w.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS. C,osa n,
Phillips County. BE Igg5
In the District Court of Phillips county:
The American Savings Bank of Beatrice. Neb.,
H. D., vs.. Plaintiff.
Pubic notice is hereby given, that under, and 1y
virtue OF the Judgment rendered in the above en-
Titled " action in and by the above named court ana
OF an order of sale issued on said Judgment.
to me directed and delivered, win On
tuesday, October 28th, 1890, at the hour
OF O'Clock p. m. of said dav at the
east door of the court house, in PkIiiDgburg,
IN the county of Phillips, State of Kansas Fofier
at Pu5lc sale and sell. to the highest bidder Tor
cashln nand, the following described real proper
tys namely The east half of the southeast quar-
yer 81 secJlOn Two ~, and the north half OF the
HoEIh5asC quarter OF section eleven OH all in
SoW1snlP nye 90 range nineteen go, west of
kHe ON L. M all in Phillips county State OF
Kansas. said property has been levied upon and
T. % De sold as the property of the above named
Dated this 23d day Of Sept, A. d. 1890
LEE SCRIVNER
Sheriff of Phillips county.
c. E. White and G. A. LEWIS, Att'yg Tor PIaintia.
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Republican Meetfnps-

Republican meetings will be held
in Phillips County at the following
tunes and places, at 7:3O IN the eve
ming. Good speakers will be present
and it is earnestly requested that per
sons of all political beliefs and their
ladies will come out and give all sides
a hearing:
Arcacle-Post School House, o.
tOber lst.
Crystal Center School House Oct.
4th.
Belmont Silver Star School House
Oct. 18th.
Bow Cleek-Delmar School House,
Oct. 9TH.
FreedOm-IOwa Union School H,
Oct 10th.
TOwanda-Sod Church School H,
Oct. 18th.
Beaver North Star School House,
Oct. 18th.
sumner Griffin School House,
Oct. 18th.
Dayton-TannahiII School House,
Oct. 18th.
GlenwOod-Hulls School House,
Oct. 18th.
Long Tsland-Oot. 22d.
Granite-Woodruff. Oct. 28d.
SOlOmOn-Marvin, Oct. Dist.
PIum-Agra, Oct. Dist.
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Oberlin Association

Not having the statistics ready when
the editor called for report we give
them III this weeks paper. There are
II churches in the ASSOCIATION, 6 have
Pastors, none of them full time; 8
have Sunday Schools and 3 have IN
ion Sunday Schools. There have
been added during the year 80 by
baptism; total additions IS; total
diminished 81; number Of male mem
bers 1877; female 1872; total resident
359; nonresident So, total AT. Value
Of church property S7,265; debt 500;
church expenses $5,095.10; total be-
nevolence $165.; total given during
the year SIS, 26018.
ia. CASE, Clerk.
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First publication Sept. p, 1890. 6wf
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
Land Once at Kirwin, Kanl

September 22d, 1890. NO %
NoLlce IS hereby given that the following named
settler has 1led notice Of his intention 70 male
final proof in support Of his claim. and thstsaiS
PROOF VII Dc made before Register and Receiver
at AlF"-hs Kansas on Nov. 7th. 1890:
TRUMAN KELLOGG
I'D. No. Sgl99 for the e1z nW1< ana NV X r7,1<
secLlon y s, 10 W made Oct. is, 1884 and al
IONA 40. 70 80 made sept. 22d, 1890, for
March "a. 1889 vs. NL1St <@Ss
LAS names the following witnesses to prove his
- Is tesldence upon and cultivation of
Sal1 4all4s VIZ AEtemus SheafeF William Bla1zes-
5 10 o. L2 2 Kans, and Lauaeh adkins and
any person who desires 70 Dr0teef e,T9ir,s4 tF.
LlS -Lics on EucR proof, or who knows OF any
tl5i reason, under the law and the reeus.
sIo-S ~ ~ interior Department why such proof
snoeLo nor De allowed. viii be given 5n opporfn1-
10y AE tle 9eoYe mentioned time ana bIace 10
s5Os5 ne tne witnesses Of said claimant and
% 2lleE evidence in Febattal Of that submitted T
Nts''-i''A-t' WEBB MCNAE4L
Register
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First Publication Sept. Is, 1890, 5w.
SHERIFF,S SATE-

STATE OF KANSAS, Case No
PHILLIPS COUNTY. 50gf
In the District Court of Phillips county:
George H Clark, Plaintiff,
Elmer &. FreelaHd, Defendant
Public notice is hereby given, that under and
by virtue of the judgment rendered in the aboya
entitled action, in and By the above named
Court, and of an order of sale issued On
said Judgment to me directed and delivered
will on Tuesday, October 2S, 1880, at the bonr nj
clock, p. M, OF said day at the east front
door OF the court House. ia Phillpsburg i'm fhe
county of Phillips, State of Kansas. offer nj
pubic sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash
IN haHu, Lne following described real property,
namely; The north west quarter of Section tbir-
teen (la] township five (5), range nineteen l9)
west oLh 7. 81, all in the county OF Phillips
said property has been levied upon and is to be
ant
Dated this 23rd day of Sept. a. D. 1880.
LEE SCRIVNER
Sheriff of Phillips county.
C. A. LEWIS, Attorney for Plaintiff
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Letter List.

Following is a list of letters re-
naming unclaimed IN the postofice
at Phillipsburg, Kan, Sept %, go:
Mrs. E. J. Bartlett, Miss Laura
Bell, Mrs. Laura Caldwell, Phillip
Coulter, Mr.. G.. E. Dunning 2. Mr..
John Ellis, Mr.. Sam Fuller, Mr.. @. L.
Miller, S. B. Smith, Mrs. Catherine
Watson, Miss Gertrude Wallis.
Persons calling for any of the above
please say advertised"
3. Z. KoRNs, P. NJ.
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First Publication Sept. 10. 1890. Nv.
SHERIFFS SALE

STATE OF KANSAS, Case No
Phillips County. rs. 21O3.
In the District Court Of Phillips county:
Domestic Sewing Machine Co, Plaintiff
VS..
W. H. Kraft Defendant
Public notice is hereby given, that under, and
by virtue Of the judgment rendered in the above
entitled action, in and by the above named Court
ana OF an order Of sale issued on said Judgment,
70 me directed and delivered. 7 viii on Tuesday,
september 30. 1890, at the hour OF O'Clock b .
m, of said day, at the furniture store OF W H.
kratz, IN Phillipsburg, in the county Of Phillips
state OF Kansas offer at public sale and sell 60
the highest bidder, for cash ia hand. the follow
ing described personal property. namely one
stock OF furniture and undertaking goods and
State of Kansas
said property has been levied upon and IS 20 be
ant.
Dated this 18th day OF sept A. D. 1850.
LEE SCRIF NEE.
Sheriff OF Phillips county,
G. A. LEWIS attorney FOR Plaintiff.
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SHERIFF'S SAFE

. PM G5 cams e5Sz4S' IS; Case No.
In the District Court OF Phillips County
Albert e. Bunham, Lysansar " 7T1Is.-
Iuileys IL Co., Pl8intiff maui
vs..
David :. Gipe, ct, al, Defendants
Pubic notice is hereby given, that pn5ar. and
oy virtue OF the judgment rendered i'm lie ob-,--
eutItIeu acton, IN and by the above named co1rf
anu OF an order OF sale issued on said iuduraT,s
70 me directed and delivered, / viii an Tf
0ay Octooer Stth, 1890, at the hour of O'Clock n
ID q s;lu Jay, at the east door of the court hnse
IN Fl1ulpsouFg, III the county of Phillins Sfofa
y! Aallsas, oueF at public sale and sell 10 me
sCLLo5o real property namely: The south nall
81 Tue southwest quarter OF section seven a. and
the norm nalt of the north west Quarter III So
uou el5hteeu tlo} all in township one % snufh ~
range etShJeeE tio), west OF the 9th p NJ Ferov.
cred judgment against David s. Cine Ell ii 20,
the sum Of S110. o. which is second lion m, si5
property, and in same action The Security Com
pahy OF 6arCEcFus Conn, one of the defendants
t1eEelh' on It's cross petition to enforce Inc Hen
OF It's trust deed upon said described DrODerfv ne.
S GOV ne yuusmen5 against David S. Gipe ct al.
LOT tle sum OF 1864 2I' which is a first lien uDOn
sal9 described property, and in the same action
d. =. Morse one OF the defendants therein IN bfe
Cross petlblon 70 enforce mortgage lien uuon said
property recovered judgment against David :
Glpe ct, al, for the Of SEQ 30 which Is 81 fFr5
Phillips, State of Kansas.
said property has been levied upcn and Is tn he
sold as the property Of the above named defend
ants.
Dated this 28d day Of Sept, A. D., 1890.
LEE SCRIVNER
Sheriff OF Phillips County
breckenridge, Breckenridge q CrOfoot,
Attys for Plaintiff.