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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-27
Sensible Suggestion.

The Inter- Ocean says that the
greenback being redeemable In coin,
at the option Of the holder, and the
national bank note, in turn, being re-
deemable in greenbacks, every piece
OF paper money becomes gold GER
tiiicate il the holder wants gold, or
silver il he wants silver, and there is
no reason why the government should
either exact actual coin in payment
Of duties or maintain q distinction be-
tween the two coins by the issuance
OF old fashioned certificates. 1t is
contrary to the spirit Of bimetalllsm,
and tends to embarass the mainte-
nance Of the two metals on none
tary equality.
That paper also thinks that il the
government would exchange coin and
paper money freely and at It's own ex-
press charges 1t would have no occa-
sion to fear a run or a shortage. The
expense would be very light, not
enough to amount to anything, and it
would afford ample protection against
foreign raids on our gold supplies.
There is plenty Of gold IN the coun-
try. Every bank has some, and many
Of them would be perfectly wiling to
exchange it for paper money. As a
currency gold is the least desirable Of
money. 1t is SO soft that it soon be-
comes abraded aud loses its standard
Of weight. 1t then ceases TO be a
legal tender money and is available
only to sell as so much old metal.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-27
About Pensions,

There are still on the rolls twenty
widows and two daughters Of the rev.
olution, the last two survivors Of that
war having died in 1869, aged respect
lively, los and 100.
The banner state on the pension re-
cord, Ohio, has 1886 pensioners,
Pennsylvania has $3.50, New York
following with 1880, indiana with
65,l2O, Illinois with 63,29O, Michigan
with 42259 and Wisconsin with 26,-
1882
There are 1880 pensioners in the
ten states that formed the southern
confederacy, and 1OS,436 in the SIX
states that held to divided Hil-gI-
ance, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee,
West Virginia, Maryland and Dele
ware-in all LAG, 766 in the old slave
states.
The annual payment to pensioners,
excluding arrears of pension amount
ed last year to $116,S77 1924, and it
will probably soon reach round one
hundred and fifty millions. Includ-
ing arrears, it will probably exceed
iOr time an average of two hundred
millions annually.
In the five states Of Washington,
Oregon, Dakota, Nebraska and Kan
sas there are now nearly three times
as many pensioners as there we're sol
dlers furnished by these states to the
war, VIZ; 1880 pensioners to 1926
soldiers. This is due, Of COURSE, to
the movement Of population to the
west, but 1t ID striking illustration
Of the extent Of our pension roll.
There are 100 survivors and 6,657
widows of the war of 1872, and 1926
survivors and 1882 widows Of the
Mexican war. This leaves 687,862
survivors and 14S,894 dependent rela-
tives Of the war of the rebellion, with
426,3S9 claimants for pensions for
this and earlier wars on the list for
consideration at the date Of the last
report, October IL, 1892, besides 36l,-
663 claimants for increase OF pensions.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-27
FIRST publication April 10, 1S03-3w.
Case number 1862
Publication Notice.
In the district court of Phillips county, Kansas:
Carrie l., Kasson, plaintiff,

In the district court of Phillips county, Kansas:
Carrie l., Kasson, plaintiff,
w.
William Il Price, Viola II Price and Bank Of " IL
cox, defendants.
William II. Price and Viola H. Price will
take notice that you have been sued In
the above named court and that you
must answer the petition fled therein by the
above.nAmed plaintiff on or before the Sd day
of june, 1928, or said petition will be taken as true
and Judgment rendered against William b.
Price and Viola II, Price for the sum OF 1857 30
with interest thereon at the rate OF 10 per cent per
annnm from February /, $685. and for costs OF
salt, and further Judgment against all defend
ants for the foreclosure OF certain mortgage
made by William II Price and Viola II Price to
Bank pf Wilcox. bearing date April /, 1890 and
atteGWAgo. towt December ~, 1890 purchased BY
this plaintiff, upon the following d6serhedpr
ises situated In the county of Phillips and state of
Kansas, towit: The eOuth halt of the northwest
quarter Of section number four 4, township one,
/, range nineteen, ~, west Of the 9th p. NJ and
adjudging that the plaintiff have the hrst lien on
will be taken W aforesaid, and ordering said
premises sold according to law and the proceeds
thereof be applied: let, to the payment Of the
costs of suit; I'd, to the payment OF any unpaid
taxes which may be lien on said premises; aud
Sd, 10 the payment Of the amount found due
plaintiff and forever barring and forecl0sng said
defendants and all persons claiming or to claim
under them or either of them OF all right title in
terest equity of redemption In or TO said premi-
SEES or any part thereof.
T. l.. PORTER, Atty for Prfr.
lsEALl r. G. JOHNSON, Clerk District Court
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-27
First publication April IS, ls93-SW.
Case number 2S2l.
Publication Notice.

The state OF Kansas to the Western Farm Mort
gage Trust Company tKansas corporation) and
Julia A. BObO
You will take notice that you have been sued,
together with the Western Farm Mortgage Trust
Company Colorado CorpOratiOnD, the Missouri
Valley Land Company the American Real Estate
and Investment Company, the Western Farm
Mortgage Company Edward Russell, receiver
within and for the state Of Kansas OF the Western
Farm Mortgage Trust Company kansas corpora
tom, the Western Farm Mortgage Irllst COM
pany Colorado c0rporatiOnl the Real Estate ind
Investment Company and the Missouri Valley
Land company, Edward Russell, Edwaid Russell,
trustee, II. M Perkins, n. NJ. Perkins trustee,
and L. H. Perkins, in the district court Of and for
Phillips county Kansas, by Mahala N. Rugge,
and that unless you answer the amended petition
fled In said suit on or before the 9th day Of May,
and judgment rendered against Jul1a A. BobO for
the sum OF 500 with interest ut IL per cent
per annum from April l., 1885, less S245, and
against all Of the defendants for the foreclosure
OF mortgage executed and delivered by Julia 4 &.
BObo TO W. j. Neil, dated the lst day Of April,
1881, on the fOllowiHg-desCribed real estate IN
Phillips county, Kansas, tOwt: The north half
Of the southwest quarter and the south half OF
the northwest quarter Of section thrty-four, "a,
township one, /, range nineteen 49, west Of the
sixth p M, to secure said sum, and declaring said
mortgage first lien ON said premises, and for
ever barring each aud all Of said defendants Of
any title, interest, lien or equity Of redemption In
said premises, and that said lands BIZ sold Accord
ing TO law, without appraisement, and the pro.
ceeds applied to the payment Of taxes, costs and
said judgment
Witness my hand and official seal this Goth day
OF March, 1898.
[sEALl F G, JOHNSON,
Clerk OF the District Court Of Phillips County,
Kansas
KtMBALL q OsgOsp. At'ys for Prf
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-27
IpALL 3 Osaosp. AttI1s ior PrG.
First publication April 10, 1898 -5w.
SHERIFF,S SALE.

State OF Kansas, Phillips County, SIS.
Peter SanbOrn W.. Andrew j. Kilt and Lovna
Kilt, his wife; George W Howell and Ida E
Howell, his wife; aud u. p. Waggener as trus-
toe.
BY virtue OF IN order Of sale Issued ont OF the
clerks office of the district court sitting in and
for said Phillips county, In the aboTe-entitled &C.
ton and 10 me directed, / will on
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MAY, 1893,
at O'Clock In the afternoon Uf said day, at the
frort door OF the court house in said county Of
fer for sale at public aEctOn and sell, without APP
pEaisement, TO the highest and best bidder for
each In hand, to satisfy said ordepof sale all the
estate. title and interest OF the abovenamed de-
PENDANTS, and each Of them, and all persons
Ginning under them, in and to the following.
described tract and parcel Of and situated in said
county, towt: The southwest quarter OF section
twenty-five. 49, in township four, 4, south, Of
range twenty, 10, west, together with the appur.
tenancee thereto beOnging-subject " the lien Of
certain mortgage, described in the decree IN
this Acton executed TO secure the sum OF $500 90
with the interest 10 accrue thereon from April2 y,
1891, and recorded In volume 49, at page 1913, in
The record OF mortgages IN SAID county
JiVen under my hand at my ONCE ~ the city OF
Philllpsburg, In said county. THE 9Th day Of
April, 1873. q. y gTlER, sheriff
6EM 4, BAsssTT, ATTY For PrG,
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$3.50 IN ADVANCE

abled him to acquire title to q part Of
the public domain and has made him
indeed a free man, giving him the
right to the elective franchise, thus
making him part of the machinery
of this government. Under these cir
cumstances, if Chicago is so unfortu-
nate as to have citizens from other
countries who still hold fast to their
allegiance to the old country to the
extent Of celebrating the birthday of
their former sovereign, it would be
for the best interests of Chicago and
the whole country il they were sent
back where they belong, Let us
keep close to the old land marks es-
tablished by our forefathers.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-27
Farmers.

Take a look at Handy Bros. Ken
tucky Jack aud their imported Ca
madam draft horse before bree ding
your mares. Kept at the Woodward
barn, North Of Dslpns avery.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-27
B UcKLEN's ARNIcA sALVE.

The best saIve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
50 res, letters, chapped hands, chil.
.lSat1s. corns, and all skin eruptions
and o. sitively cures piles, or no pay re-
ouired. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfa> ction, or money refunded.
Price 20 eents per box. Eor Sale by
S, S Fisher, Atugg1st,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-27
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PROFEss1oNAL OARps
FRANK MCKAY,
Attorney-at-Law.

AttoFn0y-at-LaW,
Will furnish abstract Of titles, make collections
Office on south side Public Square, Phillipsburg,
Kansas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-30
REcEpcIoA De sEnoRAs

Ell Boletsn public6 anoche la noticia de que
Dor la premura CON que los Seren1slmos Senores
Infantes tlenen que hacer vlaje, Ia estancia de
los lustres hu6spedes en- esta Capital, tendra que
ser relativamente corta motive que, undo di-
fcultades de todos conocidas. seran la causa de
que s. e. 81 Gobernador General, no pueda reali-
zar sus deseos de que figure en- 81 prograrna de
Las festas Ia reception Official de las daas de nues
tra socedad que desean cumpllmentar SS. AA.
Decfa tambi6n el colega, que acordado por
8. E. una expedition Rio-piedras, tendrfa 81 yer
dadera satisfaction en- que las distinguidas damas
de la sociedad puertorriqueha que dessen saludar
& los Principles, 10 hiciesen en- Ia Quinta dc la
Convalecencia.
Embellishments que leimos esta noticia que
viene llenar uno de los huecos que SO sentlan
On el programa de los festejos acordados, nos
presentanos en- Ia Real Forta'eza, donde nos re-
cibieron con Ia amabilidad que les caracterizan,
nuestro dgno Gobernador General y su distin-
guida sehora, al preguntarles detalles de esta
fiesta, nos dijsron que en- efecto, habian patroci.
nado aquella idea que no pudiendo pasar invi-
taci6n especial todas las distinguidas familias
que constltuysn sus relaciones nos rogaban 10
hiciSramos en- nuestro disrio, como CON gusto 10
hacemos, advirtiendonos que sgradecerian mu-
chisimo ell que las tres y media de Ia tarde del
ola en- que seaverifque la excursion Rio piedras
sea media hora antes de la llegada de SIS. AA.
Reales Ia Casa de Ia Convalecencia, estuvieran
va alK las personas que des6en ser presentadas &
quieran concurrir esta fiesta, y 4 cuyo fin su be-
lliaima hija Rosarito, que no asistira Ia comida
Official pesar de 10 que BE ha dicho, en- union de
otras amigas, SO encontrara en- aquella casa con
la anticipation debida para ir recibiendo cuan-
tas personas SO dignen concurrir.
Como esta fiesta resultar4 seguramente muy
agradabls y su iniciativa ha partido de nuestros
) amigos los esposos DabAn, les felicitamos pues
con ella cesar&n ciertos rumores exagerados
que clrAulaban por esta poblaci6n, esperamos
que Las s.dlstanguidas damas puertorriquehas acu-
diran - tomar prte en- tan amena reunion como
Ia Que 80 prepara. 1-.~,-~
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Mautraglo dol eludat DO BaesIona "
Nos escriben de Luquillo.

p NOS @GCr1D0U O0
Como ampliaci6n las aoticiaa dadas & as.
ted Dor Ga Agente correspoasal de este pueblo
respecto al naufragio dei-yapor Csudad dc BARGE
Jsaa1 usehs Ia actitud del sefor
Alcalde delegado don Lose Perez de LENA ha si-
do en- un todo correcta, demostrando de una ma.
Rera evidente Las condolences que reune psra el
desempeho del deicado cargo que ejerce.
Desde q. SO tuvieron noticias del naufragio, no
ha cesado dicho sehor Perez de LENA de tomar
Rnedidas cual mas acertadas oportunas. las
1e han merecido por TELEGRAPH la aprobaci6n del
Scmo sefor Gobe1nador General, debido
selo actividad no ha habido que lamentar
\ y Ia fscha ninguna desgrac1a en- este pueblo
x A 81 SO debe el que Ia Compah1a de Seguros
Maritimos haya podido salvar algonos efectos ex
traidos del CSHdad de Barcelona, los cuales han
sido depositados On podsr del comerciante de esta
plaza don Emilio Casas y Dalmau.
Cu6ntase por personas que 10 presenciaron
que Ia actitud tomada por la gente que habia on
Ia playa que pasaba de 1000 almas era impo-
nente
Con tai motive, el seior Perez de LENA en-
vista de la escasa fuerza con que contaba, pues
no hay mas que tres municipales la Guardia
Civil se vio obligado pedir auxilio al capitaD
su mando se t1aslad6 con dicho senor LENA
Ia playa de este pueblo, en- donde se hizo leer un
bando prohibiendo Ia reunion de grupos 81 uso
de armasy garrotes, vi6ndose con satisfaction
que los pocos minutes de leido dicho bando Sc
retiraba toda Ia gente que habia en- la costa
hoy ha lido 81 expresado senor Perez de Lee
ma bordo del cafionero lndso, donde ha confe-
renciado con 81 comaadante de dicho caiionero,
habiendo tornado nuevas medidas tendencies {
evitar l. pirateria y devolver Ia tranquiidad
muchas madres de familiag
Sc elogla mucho Ia conducta observada por
dicho sefior alcalde don Emile Casas, captain
de Ia compafifa de Voluntarios, quien con Ia
fuerza 81 mando ha prestade los auxilios que se
le han pedido
Anoche dispuso 81 senor Casas petici6n del
ssKor Lema que 81 primer teniente don Benigno
Fernandez en- union de un cabo varios volun-
tarios, formara una guardia dc retsn que sc 81
tu6 on Il poblaci6n en- provision de los sucesoa
que pudieran ocurrir.
Aver fu6 preso por Ia guardia civil y con.
ducido hasta Fajardo, 81 juez municipal de este
pueblo, conseeusncia segdn So dice, de efectoa
aprehendidos procedentes del Osudad de Bareezo-
na Por L. tarde regres6 acompahado por una
pareja dc h guardia civil Il que 10 puso 4 dis
e
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Presa de una penosa affection del hfgado
muri6 aver en- Ia Carolina don Lorenzo ].
Vizcarrondo distinguido ingeniero civil
presidente del acreditRdo Institute politec.
nico de Troy zen los e. u. de America" Por
su va!er, inteligenca virtud, sc capto el respe-
to- simpatfa estimaci6n de todos los que les ira.
taron; siendo por este el orgullo de su familia
distinction de sus amigos. Desempen6 entire otros
cargos los de Jefe de Negociado facultativo en-
Obras pdblicas, Inspector facultativo de 70 muai.
cipal de Ponce, Jefe de Secci6n dc la compaffa
de ferrocarriles de esta Isla honorffcos como
los de alcalde diputado provincial electo. En-
una palabra Lorenzo j. Vizcarrondo tue hasta
aver un hombre de honra provecho.-Hoy ss
va un cadaver, honremos 81 memoria encon.
mendemos su alma al Todopoderoso.-RLP.
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posici6n del ssfor ayudants do Marina, captain
dc puerto dc Fajardo, que % eneontraba On esta
localidad en- asuntos del servicio.
Sc comenta mucho dicho suceso.
Segdn rumores han sido 7oncontradas dos
personas muertas en- los mangar de Ia playa
dc Rio -grande, cuyo al rededor habian varias
caias vacias de efsctos extraidos del CaudGd do
Barcelona.
Luquille, Abril % de 1893. IN VECINO.
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Dicen de Utuado que Ia cosecha do cafe
pr6xima sera una de las mas abundantes que Sc
hayan conocido, juzgar por las muestras que
hasta ahora se presentan que han cuajado Co
mo nunca todas las horecidas, debido la esca
sez de lluvia que tanto .perjudic6 en- ahos ante
riores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-30

Espec1allsta en- enferme edades de los ojos,
con largos ahos de practica en- los hospitales de
Paris, ofrece sus servicios profesionales en- Are.
cibo Acudira cualquier punto de la Isa. 30.3
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Aguiar Diaz C.a venden precios baratf-
simos libros ingleses de Glasgow, franceses ea.
pafioles para caja, borradores, Inventarlos, ETC.,
San Justo, g. contigus 81 cafe Ola Palma. ALI
encontrarA usted los sabrosos cigarrillos Borin.
quen".
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Papel de varlos colo es, timbrado CON el
Dombre del establecimiento calidad superior para
envolver en- 81 las mercerfas, 1925 Ia resma to-
nnando de diez en- adelante, Sc vende en- esta
Imprenta. 1O-7
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Para Ia guardia civil Sc venden en- esta i'm
prenta precios muy ba1atos los siguientes inn
presos: Requisitorias civiIes mil;tares, lndices
para requiGtorias, recibos de presos recibos de
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Hemos dido declr que en- 81 vapor-correo
"Reina Maria Cristine" en- que vienen los Infan.
tes, no Sc ha admltido pasaje de primera en- Es-
paha para las Antillas. Dicese que tampoco se
admitira en- Puerto Rico para Cuba.
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JUNTA CAIIFICADORA
no Es0aa rago.eOR N00s6 6cOzMR

SHCRETARIA.-En vista de las dffcultades que pre-
para celebration del Concurso anuncfado
dias Mayo pr6ximo, mOtivO de los preparat
estas honor de ss AA. RR los Infantes Do
Ne Eulalia Don Antonio de que por otra pare no Sc
Of programa dcho Certamen 81 Excmo ST. Gober
he aerydo dsponer en- Decreto del ss
% del mes vendero que las nstancias para
propfo 81 envio de los productos queden
substentes pazos 4ue eeaa e referdo programa Lo
que sc hace phbco para general conocimento Puerto
Rico, 90 de Abril de 1893.-Jos6 @. del HaNe. So
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El precio por pasais On la Inca de Omnibus,
que 30 establecerA entire Camuy y Aguadilla Sc
r& el de pesos por persona.
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81 necesita usted comprar guantes de cabre-
tilla superiores acuda & casa de Lentini c. an
tes de que SO acahen tsf
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En- el hospitalillo de ia l;arcel de Ponce ira
t6 de suicidarse infriendose varias heridas CON
IN cortaplumas, el preso Felix Anglada (a) el
Brujo.
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Ell vapor Avsl6s saldra el martes medic
noche en- ruta por el Este de 10 Isla.
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ri vigesimo septimo dia de abstinencia, &C.
gufa sin novedad en- Mayaguez el ayunador sefor
Martinez Gil.
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Dfcese que el 4 de Mayo pr6ximo no tocara
en- este puerto, en- viaje para Ia Peninsula, el va
por correo de Ia Trasatlantica, porque saldra de
la Habana el 80 de Abril Ia orden pc refere &
los que salgan- en- Mayo de aquel puerto. Al
primer tapon
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DON Francisco Peral que posefa el ndmsro
43, fuS el agraciado CON un par de chinelas que
rifaba Ia sehora Isabel Cubsno de Castillo
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Dice un peri6dico de Madrid: :

ne aqul Uegada "a eBtaclon dc Ia1 HIas, Do
las hermosas lias blancas Lar cuales para satsfa-
Ger 81 NAL gusto reinante todo, son tefidas ar,
tiGcialmente de color rosa otros maticos. La
operacl6n es muy sencilla. Basta remojar los
tallos On Las dferentes materials tnt6reas que nos
indiean los quimicos. Ss1scurrs: para 81 rosa,