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SH ERiFFS SALE.
SEInuIrV . GA IEe
First Publication, Dee. Goth lS93.-lGO6.

rh0S uphSolOus Ncc. -ctu 1oSo.-lOV0.
BY virtue Of un or der uf sale to me direc, cd
aiu uei\ cred out Ut The district Court of Ed
wards o"nty, haEsas, ia n case III which JnO
Il. NulVane .iohn Martin aud William II nOs-
Sihktoh trustees, ure pia .ntins. anu George
w. GiisUn Ut ~ are 0ciensiant,, will on Nom
uay, Inc =ssn day Of January, 1904, ueL = ecu Z
anu 'c'"c<, y: m, III sai'i day ut the front
door VI tse cs'urt house III tue city or r>lnsiey
a-uwurus county,. NuiisaS, OLer Il: pubic sale
uiiu u ~ u tue highest builder far Cash IN ha,iu
all the following uescriussd real lutte, tO-wit
Sout.w-st quarter at eec.i,,n IS; n.s.p LIit.
hOr.nea,L quurter VI section u. aIi in .Owul-
sup % SOU. I'll ranye 40 wesl VI tue 9TH u. IN
Ia Euw"rus cOuuty. Nalleas.
Su'u Lrope. ~ Ia Ire said to satisfy the de-
.uanus III said order vi sale.
IL, g. ROBERTS
ruler q nitco ND .ueriR.
-AtLUrhe, for Plaintiffs.
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SHERIFF'S SALE-No. 1873.
Eiust put llshed Decem Der 18th. 1894

By virtue of an order Of sale to me directed
anu delivered. issued out Ut the uistr, cyu,
1T Edwards county. Kansas, in II case I'm
which Emily N. BARBER is pi4intiff and Math.
las SchOu. Sarhh a. SchOu Ct al are defendanta
I will. ON Monday the 2yih dsy Of Janu-
airy. a. " les3, between : ana / O'Clock, y.
Ia OF said day, at tue fr:nt door Of the court
no se IN the city vt kiIsley, In the county of
lie sale. aud sell 10 Inc highest aud best bidder
for c,ish IN hand. uii Tho following described
rtal.eslnle To wit;
In the city of kinsiey said property
~ be- sold To saCisfy the dom LII ID OF said
oruer Ol 81 Y. Il. u. hOBERlS.
sheriff Of Edwards county, hansus.
Fuller Whitcu,uL. attorneys tor plaintiff.
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Are your children subject to croupP
1t so. you should never he without q
bottle Of Chamber!ain's Cough Rem.
edy. 1t is a certain cure for Group.
and has never been known to fail. II
given freely as soon rs the troupy
cough appears it will prevent the at.
tack. 1t Is the sole reliance with
thousands Of mothers who have croupy
Children. and never dIsappoints them.
There is hO danger in giving this
Remedy in large and frequent doses,
as 1t contains nothing injurious. 60
cent bottles for sale b. Porter & Co.
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WE desire u REPEAT Il question We
asked some Time ago to which no AL.
swer has yet been given. Suppose the
farmers OF Kansas should comUine
together and decline 10 pay the taxes
leyied upon their property by til. asses
sors, rs Tie railroads have done, " liza,
would republican papers call them? If
the Capital will condescend TO answer
the question perhaps the "me-too''
papers will copy tile answer.-Aduocate.
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my neck and hang me like dog"
His neighbors would he guilty of no
crime should they take him at his
word.
His seat was contested. In that
contest lie had no more faithful friends
than the Fusters of the Gazette, and
County Attorney McKinstry. Day
after day they worked faithfully look
ing up testimony To make his case
clear. The weekly circulation Of the
Gazette Is larger than that of any other
paper published in Reno county. For
THAT reason alone they were entitled
to the county printing. If there is
anything in his statement that he has
changed his politics, it Was clearly his
duty to resign anu let the court APP
point II commissioner. No one will be
foolish enough, to believe il his sinceri-
ty. lie has all the qualifications Of a
republican bit 10 one will believe that
to be his reason for letting the county
printing to the Aers.
For weeks lie has kept his old pu-
trid CARCASS filled up with tanglefuot
whisky. a vile stencil atteEds his
presence which would Iepel and dis
gust every drc-nt man, woman aud
child in Hutchinson. The Ners is
welcome to the prosperity resulting
from his treason. They will not, the,
can not respect the traitor. Benedict
Arnold was protected by the British
government. lie lived and died the
death of IL debaucl,ee, hated. despisetI
by those whom lie sought to benefit by
his treason.
In less than an hour after the trait
ur holland had perretlated thls great
wrong the Ne,cs proprietors were boast.
ing THAT they had dow ned the Gazette;
that tile Gazette would cease to exist.
We have 10 knowledge rs to what
the effect If the traitors work will
have OIL the prosperity IF the Gazette
We are of the opinion however that il
will still live. We have no interest
personally in its success, but we have
interest, H every good citizen should
have, in fair play, and the just rights
of every newspaper enterprise. We
believe we echo the sentiments If ever,
good citizen in Reno county in holding
up to scorn and contempt the misera-
bic sneak and dirty dog that is permit
ted to act as one Of the board of county
commissioners.
1t has been suggested that petitions
he circulated calling on this Judas
Iscsrint to rrsign. Ordinarily this
would be IA good suggestion, but with
vile thing destitute Of character il
We uld avail nothing. He las 10 re-
specL for the people. So long as his
buyers are willing TO supply him Will
whiskey and Doodle; so long will lie b+
found apeing, shifting and grilnling in
II commissioners chair until All out
ragged people have IL chance to kick
Inn ont with their Ilutch,nso,
Headlight (Den,.)
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PUBLIC SALE-Liverymau' Lien.
First published December -stn, l,9..

To L. q. Buies-
You are hereby notified that will, on Sat-
VI day. tue 5Jtn ua, Uf JunuarY, log at the
hour VI ocOcx. NJ. OF Said ,iay aud ut
M livery etaLie ~ hinsley. Kansas, offer tor
e3ie nilu soil Vt puDiic auc. Ion fur caSn, the
following 0e~crIUeu property:
One s.'rrei marc win Two white feet. one
bay horse WIN white spots Oh lace and Que
small rUun st .liisIii.
Saiu property will he sole to satisfy u livery
stable keepers lien held ny me Un said pru-
perty IN the sum VI So5 w aud tor uccr uing
cosIs aud EXPENSES. k.JOHAsoN.
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FRIDAY. JANUARY 1884,.
The wife of Congressman w. A.
Harris died at her home in Leaven-
worth county last week.

THE injunction restraining j. G.
Freedom, Mrs. Leases successor, from
acting rs member of the State Board
of Charities was dismissed last Satur-
day in the supreme court.
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SHERIFF,S SaLR.

Fret Published January 5th. lSo4.-No. 1887
In the district court Of Edwards county, state
of Kansas.
William rxssie, plaintiff,
Mary Ruler ct al. defendants.
Hy virtue OF nm order Of safe to me directed
and delivered. issued out OF the sixteenth
Judicial District court OF Edwards county,
state "a kansas, in the above entitled action,
will. Oh MOnua'. tie 9Th day Of February,
1874, at y IL commencing between ana
O'Clock p. n. OF said day. ut the front door of
the court house in the city OF knsey. fn the
county ami state aforesaid. offer at public
sale and seil To the highest and best bidder for
cash IN hand without appraisement, the fol
lowing described real prope rty, situated in
edwards county. Kansas. tU-wit:
Lots and and the northeast quarter Of
the northwest quarter of section thirty -une
township twenty-six. range nineteen, con-
tanning l53 70 acres, more Or less.
said property 10 be sold as Commanded by
said o. der Vt sale.
Il. G. ROBERTS,
sheriff Edwards county, Kansas
Larimer and w Ii NObb
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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that there are parties in England who
desire the government to become owner
of all railways in the country, and to a
certain extent he shares in this desire.
England has Il governmental telegraph,
and the results seems to he leading her
to regard n governmental railway sys-
tenn with favor. 1t is bound to come.
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LONDON, Glasgow and other British
cities buy up STUN property, clean II
OIL. erect substantial tenement houses
and rent apartments at moderate rates.
We may get many pointers from the
old world III municipal govern ment.
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The whole Ne,cs outfit from editor
in-cl,ief to the spittoon cleaner went
on II bowling drunk Monday night over
what they supposed to he the down.
fall IF the GQzette.-AN,ance Gazette.
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the same reason that he condemned
the action of Potter last spring when
he attempted to defraud holland out
of the Office tn which he was elected.
An honest republican IS better than a
populist traltor.- Alliance Gdzette.
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STEP Town AND OUT Mr.. holland.
There is Il strong talk of petition
asking Mr.. holland to step down and
out of Office. Such petition if start
ed will get the signature of every pop
ulist, every democrat and nine-tenths
of the republicans of Reno county.
While Mr.. NJland's action last Nom
day causes every populist to hate him,
it makes every republican, even those
of the John Vincent, Dan Reed and
SpOnsler stripe .listrust him. No man
has or can have any confidence i'm n
traitor. A man that will sell out his
friends is u bad man, and will sacrifice
the interest of the people us soon as
al opportunity affords. The office of
county commissioner is very impor-
tant. The money wrested from the
people Us taxes all 60 through the
hands of the commissioner Tie office
is too important TO be filed by a man
who sells out. We are perfectly will
ing to trust to the homer of Judge Martin
to select a successor for him. Whilst
Judge Martin is strong partizan he
Is none the less u gentleman of honor
anu integrity. And without having
seen the Judge or having heard single
expression from him upon this matter
we nre rot afraid to risk al opinion,
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ALL reports Indicate that tile meet
ing of the national council Of the farm
ers' alliance, to he held at Topeka,
February 9th, will be one Of the most
enthusiastic III the history y: that
organization.
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A CHATTER for the proposed north
the secretary of state. 1t is to be
known as the Gulf s. Interstate Rail
mad
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We never denied that Mr.. holland
was as dishonest as the N'escs charged
HIM 10 he. The only thing that sur
prises Is is that they didn't raise his
price before they did.-Alliance Gazette.
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ENGLAND furnishes the best exam
pie Ut the rapid growth of socialism.
The government now carries OIL over
one hundred functions which we've
formerly left to individualism.
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WARD MCALLlsTER says that if
congress passes the income tax Law
''the best people of this country will
be TO ced to live abroad. Gentlemen
will not submit to having their privat.
nnairs invaded" Too bad. How
Guild we afford 10 lose Ward?
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Notary Public,
Kinslev, Kansas.
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TRAITOROUS,

The good people If Hutchinson were
shocked last Monday at noon by TIN
news that Commissioner holland ha.l
turned traitor t" the party and e 'llr.
who had honored him with an oflic
and had gone over to the republican.
party, or rather the republican cou,l
house ringsters and thieves.
The first intimation that tie public
had that holland was being tempered
with was when he was seen rromellad-
ing the STREETS with such cattle us Joh,'
Vincent and John Sponsler. THIS had
been going on for several days, No
land being drunk about all the time.
Tie first outright act was to second
the motion IF Fleming to make tit
Ne,cs the official paper and let the
printing to that sheet.
lie OH Tuesday had Morris C;,ir
write up his reasons for leaving til.
party and going to the republicans.
Among his reasons we're: That M
was opp'se,l t. socialism and single
tax and that he had always opposed
Governor dwellings, action III the
legislature muddle.'' lie seems to
have forgotten that he was one of the
lo,,tlest .inouthed advocates of the
Dunsmore house in the county last
spring. 1t gOes without saying that
not one man IN Reno county be,ieves
his story for one moment; that every
body believes he sold out for money
Alliance Gazette.
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TuE STATE NORMAL SuOOL or KANSAS 10 rse~sn.eS
svrrv~hsre tbs rrat Tsa<hr Trasisg S<hSei
Nearly .fudenis for each Of the yea % kanas
eosnties and u vsprsasnted last
The New Wing gives nearly all school
The WONDERFUL school, Though combating
70 ~ line Of leg tnass work. high tho~.
oughnsss and efficiency.
~ u h ID. o.y seAss II tAe dIpiana b Ne
sertnsste - tessh Mileage caid fuitIsa
~e Esp.nse. low aaywhss ss rSs!psnt and faculty
an,nrras 81 Send for
Addrsss 4. r. TAYLOR, Pres. E-ps1a. n....
The herald., 1894-05-05
The EVIL Eve In Nicaragua.

1t is prevailing belief among the
inhabitants Of most of the Central
American republics, especially the In
dams and Low Spaniards' of Nicara-
qua, that after a person has been ex-
posed to the sun or is from any cause
agitated or fatigued glance from the
eye of such person will cause sickness
or death in the one upon whom it falls
The notion seems to be that the poison
GUS animal heat escapes through the
eyes, and that its effect is especially
blighting to young infants and children
who may be exposed to it's baleful inhu-
ence. The Spaniards as we'll as the ma
tive Indians of the countries mentioned
speak of the "evil eye" as '''ojo caliente, :"
or heated eye" and they hold it in
such dread that small children are al
ways sent away and babies covered with
cloth when any one approaches who
is known to be extremely tired or over
heated. Besides the above, they also be-
lieve that intoxicated persons have the
power of the "evil eye" abnormally de-
veloped. They are taught from childhood
that person possessed with an "evil
eye" or "ojo caliente,' can "wither
with look or break bones with wish. :"
Nearly all the children of those coun-
tries wear charms made of alligators'
teeth and corals as a protection. st.
Louis Republic.
The herald., 1894-05-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FRIDAY. May 4, 1894.
II Montgomery to 10 D Wadams-Und a
lots 1, 2 and 3, Hartwe e. Loughery sub, pasa
dena $4OO.
RE Way ct uq to same-Lot q bl D, Painters
sub, Pasadena; $50.
Geo Il Strong ct ux to O Phillips-Lot II, bl
20, Wolfskill Orchard trt; 5000.
Emma G Latin ct con to 81 Pettibone-1
acre in replat of Latin trt; $780,
J Reynolds ct ux to Eta @ Smith-Lot and
EIS lot 4, Wallace Bros sub, Pasadena; $4,000.
Hannah i Rich to Teresa j. Watson-Right to
water pipe in Pomona; 81.
LIE Allison ct ux to Geo H Peck, jr-Lot 81,
Peck sub HI so, San Pedro; 1928.
NJ A Huston TO Livingston-Lot %. Weis-
endanger trt; $3.50.
Jas Hanley ct ux to Vogt ct nx-Lot and
part OF lot 2, bl 5, Schifeliu tst; $4,000.
M Reynolds ct TX to Brady-Lot IL, Coch-
ran & spitley's sub. Pasadena; 81.
Park Nursery Co to 4 Yocum-Hl M, Linda
Pasadena Imp Co to Jno Woodbury--60 lots
in Altadena; grant
USAto Clifton-Nia of NW1< and NJ of
sWA sec IS, 4 N, R9W; patent
san Jose ko Co to NJ V Knott-N IS It lot /,
blk 81, La Verne trt; 81.
VIM b Bradshaw ct ux to n Dunsmo or-Prt
OF lot 10, Pierce trt; $40
d Il Gowen ct ux to Il Eberle-Lots 81 to AZ
and lots 10 and IL, blk j. Ella View trt; $40.
Same to Courtleyon-L 33 to As, blk
K; lots Of and %, blk ], Ella View tri; $40.
B cambridge to Saawforh--E% lot T. lots
6, IL. 10, ! and IA, Martin & Carnahan's sub
Ro La Canada; 81.
spswiorth ct TX to Bainbridge-16.7o
acres drogau sub Ro San Pasqual, and 20 acres
at Azusa; 81.
Jaue Kmb body TO " sloane-Part OF lot 1
blk 81, Terminus Homestead trt; $500.
WA Home ct ux to 2 ] ORegan-Land as last
above; $780,
Chas norman to W H Richards-Lots 10. "a
aud 30, r ,rinans SUD: 81
w II Richards TO A CaldNeil--II0t "a, For
mans sub: 500.
same to A q Fanning-Lot 3S, sub as above !;
$40.
John Woodbury. ct TX to P J Woodbury.
Trust deed to secure payment of in debtedness
of S64 600; land above described and other
land; 81.
Msry Schmidt CT al TO George Zobeiiu--Lots l
and q, land of II Heinch, inches of land
formerly Of Downcy on Commercial st, and
brick wall thereon, and lands in GaB B,rnar-
dino; grant.
H Blanchard ct ux to Caaf--Lot 81, IN
Blanchard sub WOODEN mill trt; $500
AOY Robst ct ux to Bodero-Lot D, pl 49,
OS FL.
RkTsrner to NJ S Tanner, his wife-Lots IL,
2 ana 8, pl h, Santa Fe trt grant.
w e de uroct ct ux 10 NJ Elliot.-Lot 10, sub
cpl as. 0 S; $40
The herald., 1894-05-05
FINANCE AND TRADE.

New York Stock Exchange Review.
NEW YORK, May 4.-The fact that only
$3,0OO,0O0 of gold has been engaged for shi p
ment to Europe by tomorrows steamer, $780,
OOO OF which goes from Boston. was regarded
as favorable indication by the speculative
fraternity, and the evidences OF the approach.
ing settlement OF the tariff question by congress
was accepted as another bull point These
forces far outweighed the depression which was
carried over from yesterday as a result OF the
dithculties which bsset the reorganization pro-
ceedings now in progress In the several iusol-
vent railway corporations. The local traders
We're mostly buyers.
The general market was held in the late deal
lngsr ana closed firm, 1921 per cent above the
maj quotations OF yesterday.
me railway and misgellang ous bond market
WIS rather heavy during the day.
government D0nds were nrm; state bonds,
MONEY QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK, May 4.-Money on call, easy at
per cent; last loan at per cent; closed at L
per cent
Prime mercantile paper-3G5 per cent.
sterling exchange Firm. actual business
In bankers bills nv 1888 ktG4S0 for dem nd
and S7l4f114 s7l@ for 60-days
Posted raIes-4. $50 a. 90
Commercial ls-n4 SB <0g4. S61<.
Silver eertifcates-64@65.
sAS FRANCISCO. May 4.-sight drafts, 10c;
a, Sterling bills on London, go day bank,
EASTERN STOCKS AND BONDS.
The herald., 1894-05-05
Eight Tons For Three Horses.

The great establishments have set a
standard Of good and humane treatment
by which tho London horse has greatly
benefited. Better and larger stables, good
food and litter and steady work, with
regular days of rest, have heightened the
life and improved the physique of the
London horse. A good brewers horse,
standing 17.9, was weighed by Mr.. Cor
don and tipped the beam at just over
the ton. The driver weighed 20 stone 10
poundsl The van, fully loaded, tons
10 hundredweight, to which must be
added the harness, making total with
the driver of nearly eight tons.
Three horses draw the whole, and it
was stated that, on the average, three
horses now do the work which four did
20 years ago. The vans have improved,
the roads have improved, and the horses
have improved, especially the horses
London Spectator.
The herald., 1894-05-05
followed. which was doubtless AM order

followed, which was doubtless an order
for my immediate arrest.
The truth at once flashed upon me.
had been made the dupe of the real cul-
prit, who had sought to cover his own
retreat by ruse of which was to be
the victim.
walked rapidly, avoiding public
thoroughfares, and had gone consider
able distance before venturing to stop a
policeman and inquire the way TO the
chief detectives Office.
Following the directions, lost no
time in presenting myself to that func-
tionary.
81 think / have discovered the robber
of the - bank, +" said as coolly as
could.
It'll be money in your pocket and q
feather in your cap IL you have, F" said
he, eying me curiously. otis very
queer, though" he added, looking from
me to a paper before him.
proceeded to give minute narrative
of what had occurred since my falling
In with tho pretended ex-detective, ex-
pressing the opinion that the latter
would be found taking the 1880 train
for San Francisco.
1.-THE telegram fer your arrest, said
the chief, twas sent by myself on infor-
nation coming from an unknown source,
but which l did not feel at liberty to
neglect. Your coming directly here
speaks in your favor. But let us see
what is in the satchel'
1t was speedily opened, and in it was
found a package of the missing bonds a
description of which was in the posses
sion OF the authorities. In giving them
up my late acquaintance had sacrificed
but little, as they had been so advertised
that there would have been danger in
disposing Of them, while putting them
in my possession was cunning device
to divert suspicion from himself to me.
A carriage was called, and in company
with the chief and two subordinates
was taken to the - depot, which we
reached a few minutes before the depar-
ture of the train.
Snugly ensconced In sleeping car,
whole section of which he had taken
for himself, we discovered the object of
our search, in whom the officers recog-
nized an old acquaintance. In his pos
session was found all the stolen money
and securities except those he had
placed in my hands.
1 was formally detained till next
morning when Mrs. Ringwoodie and
several Of her boarders, the former being
kind enough not to mention my little
delinquency toward herself, gave so
good an account of me and proved so
clearly that l was quietly at home on
the night of the robbery that I was dis
charged on the spot.
got the So, 900, quit counting the
muses-who but Mormon would think
of paying attention to nine sisters at
once?-married Nancy Walker, gave up
poetry for the pork business and have
found, If not fame, at least something
like a fortune in it.-New York News.