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People's voice., 1895-05-09

duStrial Legion published on the first
page of the Journal Of May 3.
First am not aware that the Le-
giOn has ever been extensively organ
lied in Kansas. Indeed, | am sure
it has not.
SeCOnd-It is not a secret Organiza-
tion. but it is simply the political
club Of the Peoples party, as the
league is of the Republican party.
Third-The Legion is no more a
military organization than the Re-
publican league. 1t bears no more
arms more dangerous than pitchforks,
hoes. rakes, jack-pIanes, shoyelS. etc.
Its intentions are of the most peace
able character. 1t will burn no houses,
destroy no property, assassinate no
human being. Its members will al
ways treat with the utmost respect all
men who differ from them in politics
or religion, and they may be relied
upon to support the constitutions OF
the state and nation.
Respectfully,
J. ID. BOTKIN.
NeOdesha, May I, 1885.
People's voice., 1895-05-09

Range one a.. tOgether with all aud singular
the tenements. hered 'taments and appurten-
ances thereuntO belonging. or in anywise ap-
pertaining.
Said property will be sold under and by
virtue Of an order and decree OF sale. made
by the district count Of Reno county. Kansas,
TO Osatisfy judgment obtained in said court
on the 18th day OF October A. d.. 1894. at the
September term Of said court, by the First
National Bank Of Hutchinson, Kansas.
against Kansas Grain Company for the sum
OF twenty-five Thousand five hundred fifty
six tss2.5J6l dollars and fifty-five l55) cents,
debt, together with costs OF suit and interest
at the rate OF ten % per cent per annum.
from the 18th day Of OCTOBER 1884, and also u
Judgment in favor of VIM. Warner. trustee
against same defendant taken at same time
for sn.3ls.GO. with interest at per cent from
September l5, 1894, and a further decree Of
said court, charging said described real
estate with the payment OF said debt and
cost OF suit, as a lien thereon.
Given under my hand. at my Office in the
city OF Hutchinson, Kansas. this 9th day Of
May 1895. S.F. HUTTON. Receiver.
People's voice., 1895-05-09
First published in VOICE April Il, 1895
Publication Notice.

In the district court of Sumner county, Kan
SaS
People's voice., 1895-05-09
First published in VOICE May 9, 1851
Sheriff's Sale.
No. 1657.
In the district court of Sumner county, in II
state of Kansas.
No. ,6i1

No. ,657.
In the district court of Sumner county, in the
state Of Kansas.
The Anglo American
Land Mortgage and
Agency company,
limited, plaintiff,
VS..
Hanson NJ Watkins.
EInma J. Watkins.
defendants.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale issued to me
out Of said district court in the abOve-enti-
tied action, will, on Monday, the 10th day
Of June. A. d. 1895 between two and
three o'clock p. m. Of said day. at the front
door OF the courthouse in the city of Yelling
ton. in the county Of Sumner and state OF
Kansas, offer at public sale and sell to the
highest and best bidder for cash i'm hand, all
the following described real estate. tO-wit:
All of the east half 90 Of the southwest
quarter "a ard the west half Gs) of the south
east quarter GQ Of section thirty-three (33)
| in township thirty-twO (32) south of range
! four ~ west of the sixth principal meridian.
containing in all one hundred and sixty 900
acres more or less according to government
survey. lying and situate in the county of
Sumner and state Of Kansas.
The abOve-described real estate is taken as
the property sf said defendants and is direct
ed by said order Of sale 10 he sold. and will
be sold without appraisement to satisfy said
order Of sale.
Witness my hand this 1st day OF May, A. d
1895. SIS. WOODOCK,
Sheriff of Sumner county, Kansas,
JAMES LAWRENCE. Attorney for Plaintiff
People's voice., 1895-05-09
First published In VOICE April II, 1895. !
Notice.

In the matter OF the application or George
Ketchel for the vacation Of a portion Of the
townsite Of MllertOn, Sumner county
Kansas.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE is hereby given that at the next
y regular session OF the board OF county
commissioners OF Sumner county. Kansas,
the undersigned will present their petition
and application to said court praying for the
vacation Of lots seven "a. eight ~, nine 49,,
and ten n0 in block five -. and lots nine C9).
ten ClO). eleven ID, twelve d2D, thirteen u3D
fourteen "a fourteen IA, fifteen l5 and six
teen Cl6) in block six t6', and also that part of
Pine street lying adjacent TO and immediate
ly west OF blocks five % and six i6); and that
part of Market street lying south OF and qd-
Joining lot in block .; and also that part OF
Chestnut street lying between lot in block
and lot 10 in block 6; and also the alley ly-
ing east of and adjoining blocks five (5D aud
six % all in the town Of MillertOn, Sumner
county. Kansas ana that such order Of va
cation may be entered upon the records of
said court. when and where all persons inter-
ested may appear and show cause, If any
they have. why such order Of vacation as
prayed for in said petition should not be
granted and made. GEO. KETCHEL.
People's voice., 1895-05-09
4 panieI CCEe 70 JudGmsGt.

The Kansas Congres atioualists
have been in session at Topeka the
pas, week. Governor Morrill, read
d paper before the body on the Sab
ject OF A practical basis for church
union." Ii was a very excellent pa
per but there were many VINO smiled
when he ueftly admonished them
shat they should all combine in
Ceachl G temperance. They had
hardly got out of the hall when reso-
lutiors were introduced calling him
10 tine for his dereHction of duty
in teaching practical temperance.
They were laid over until afternoon
and ame before the association in
the following shape:
Resolved, first. That we believe that admin
Istrative courage frmneSs and wisdom can
max the laws of Kansas effective In any OF
our communities.
Resolved. second, That the assumption that
local public sentiment anywhere exists that
should he permitted to nullify the state laws
we regard as a menace TO all law and order
and direct encouragement TO anarchy.
Res Jlved, third. That we express our en-
phatic conviction that the boards OF police
commissioners Of our cities OF the first class
should be composed of men who will fully
and to the utmost Of their ability. enforce
she laws against liquor selling and gambling.
Resolved, fourth, That we recommend the
calling Uf convention by the State Temper
ance association Of the friends OF law and
order at a convenient time to consult and
devise some measure to arouse and unity
public sentiment in respect to the enforce
:ment Of our law
Rev. DR.. Dougherty of Kansas
City, Kansas, jumped to his feet to
defend Gov. Morrill, as a christian
gentleman" and thought the resolu,
lions ought to be tabled. There
was a running discussion for an
Aour or more, during which time Dr..
Dougherty was prominent figure
aided very materially by A. Slick
bank president of Independence,
when finally a preacher from Great
Bend got the floor and announced
that zone year ago was on a reso-
lutions committee, that prepared a
resolution denouncing Governor
Lewelling, and if | remember rightly
my. friend Dougherty was the man
who insisted above all others that
lhe governors name should ap
pear in resolutions. We all
know that the law is being
violated. If We go back on
that conviction now, I'll wear crepe
on my hat before leave this room
Theresolution names no one. Ifthe
shoe fits Gov. Morrill, let him put
it On. Do we want to say that he is
going to enforce the law when we
know he isn't?" This settled the
matter, and the resolutions went to
vote, which carried three to one.
There are some other ministers who
have made just as big fools of them
selves as did DR.. Dougherty.
People's voice., 1895-05-09
Cleveland ReNudiatfd BIZ DRm0CratS,

Resolved by the democracy of Cook
county, that we demand the immedi-
ate restoration of the free and un-
limited coinage of gold and silver at
the present legal ratio of Ii to |, as it
existed prior TO 1872, without waiting
for the aid or consent of any other na-
tiOn, such gold and silver coin to be
full legal tender for al debts, public
and private
"By vote Of 7O7 to 22," says the
.gold-bug Chicago Times Herald Of
Sunday, the Democratic county con,
rvention, held yesterday to select 342
delegates to the state monetary con-
vention at Springfield, June 5, next,
adopted the foregoing as its declara-
ton Of principles. Not only did the
convention place itself on record on
the money question in words that
cannot be misconstrued, but when
the chairman, Samuel P. Mcconnell.
passionately declared that the demo.
cratic party repudiated Grover Cleve.
land, the convention arose to its feet
and for minute or more voiced its
approvalin ear splitting shouts. This
scene was repeated when W. +
Bryan, of Nebraska, INDUCED in
criticisms of the presidents position
on the currency problem, and again
when ne declared that Senator John
M. Palmer was no longer a leader o.
democracy. Still another outburst
says the Times Herald, more violent
and acrimonious than the preced-
ing ones, came when Mr.. Bryar
made a pointed allusion to Postmss.
ter Hesing, who occupied a seat in
the first ward delegation directly il
front Of the platform. After declar
ing that Senator Palmer had no fol
lowing in Chicago, Mr.. Bryan added
''If Senator Palmer cannot carr,
Chicago with all your banking inter
ests and your pOstOfice-"
Here the speaker paused anC
glanced meaningly at Mr.. Hesing
The Nebraska man started TO CON
plete his sentence when someon
shouted, "Give it to him." and a
uproar was started that drowned tn
speakers voice"
People's voice., 1895-05-09
The Missing Link,

We're the link between makers and
users of household furniture Whole
sale prices to everybody We sell for
the worlds largest factories. Send
for our illustrated catalogue. Postage
Scents. American Furniture Agency,
Galend. Kansas.
People's voice., 1895-05-09
Hoes. RakHS and PlanSS.

To the Editor OF the state Journal:
Permit me to say that | greatly ad-
mire your independent course and your
evident fairness in dealing with all
men and parties. You will surely
grant space for the correction of GER
tain errors in your account of the In
People's voice., 1895-05-09
ROCK ISLAND TIME TABLE.

-~--4s.
GOING EIst,
so2 Chicago Mail and ESyfsts. =. 5000 y
No.4. Chicago Fast Line. -. ...li:l2 m
70 % Accommodation Frsish: ...9:ls a m
GOING wEsT
~ |. Chicago Mail and EIpre.A ...s:i3 D no
70 8. Chicago Fast Line ne........,.,.b:l3 a m
No. 81 Accommodation F-eisA.;,. .6:li D m
Nos. and 3 run through TO n Worth with
iut change.
All trains run daily.
Free reclining chair cars on sll passenger,
% Kansas City and St.Joe. where direct con-
lertlOn is made with all lines north. east
md south. No. has through sleeper for
IN Antoni. Tickets sold and baggage
ha.kef 20 all important points In the Uni
States an Canala,
NJ. ". ADAMS. Agent.
People's voice., 1895-05-09

The AnglO-A merican'
Land Mortgage and
Agency company, limit
ed, plaintiff,
People's voice., 1895-05-09

The AnglO-American
Land Mortgage and
Agency company, limit
ed. plaintiff,
vs..
James G. Copeland.
Laura Copeland, Alex-I
ander Copeland, --
Copeland. wife of Alex
ander Copeland. whose
christian name is 10 the
plaintiff unknown, Silas
II. Elliott. The Alliance
! Trust company, L. c.
Lane. Nathaniel c MASK.
Lombard Investment
company, harles 5.
Fairchild, Sanford B.
Ladd. Harry f. Mooney.
Milton B. Whitney and
Frank Hagerman. re-
ceivers of The Alliance
| Trust company and Of
Lombard Investment
company. defendants.
THE ABOVE NAMED Alexander Copeland.
Il - Copeland, wife Of Alexander cope
land, whose christian name is to the plaintiff
unknown, Silas H. Elliott, L. G. Lane. Ma
thaniel G.. Nash and Lombard Investment
company are hereby notified that they have
| been sued by the above named plaintiff In the
district court OF Sumner county. Kansas. and
that unless they answer thu petition of said
| plaintiff against them filed in said action, in
the office OF the clerk Of said court by the
18th day Of May, 1895. said petition will be
taken rs true and judgment will be rendered
IN said action in favor Of said plaintiff and
against said defendants for the sum Of three
thousand dollars, with Interest thereon from
the lst day OF October. 1897. at the rate OF
Y per cent per annum. and for the sale of
the following real estate. lying and situate
in the county Of Sumner and state OF Kansas,
| tO-wit:
The south half Of the northeast quarter and
the southeast quarter Of section number six
in township number thirty-four. south, range
number four west. under an order of sale, TO
satisfy said sum OF money. interest, taxes on
land. and costs OF said action in accordance
with the prayer Of said petition.
HARRIS & VERMILION.
ATTEST: Plaintiffs Attorneys.
j. ID. SIMPSON, Clerk.
By E. NJ. BELL. Deputy.
People's voice., 1895-05-09
First publication in VOICE May 8, 1895.
Receivers Sale of Real Estate


Receivers Sale of Real Estate
No. 6578.
The First National Bank
OF Hutchinson, Kansas,
plaintiff,
Kansas Grain Co, Kan
sas Grain and Live y
Stock Colt. r. Hazard.
The American Nation
al Bank Of Kansas
City, Mo-. ct al. de-
PENDANTS.
DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given, that on
i Tuesday, the 18th dav OF June, lSg5, at 10
o'clock a. m, / will of u public sale at the
entrance or door Of the court house. In the
city Of Wellington, Kansas, and sell To the
highest bidder for cash in hand. the follow
ing described real estate, tO-wit:
A tract OF ground in the city Of Belle Plaine.
Sumner county, Kansas. commencing on the
west line Of the COwley. Sumner and Ft
Smith railway lands. I2j feet north from the
north line OF Main street. as shown on the
recorded plat Of Browns addition TO Belle
Plaine. thence west along the north line of
Carter X Hamilton's lot eighty (S0j feet
thence northeast by north parallel with the
west line OF said railway lands. one hundred
and Twenty-Five 125l feet. thence east TO the
said railway lands parallel with the south
line to said railway lands thence southwest
by south along the west line Of railway
lands 70 place OF beginning in the north
One-half 90 Of southwest quarter al OF
Section thirty-tve (35l Township thirty (3Ol
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condition which instinctively thoy fool
ought TO aud are TO exist, Not until
the rhco pbrcoiyos tho fact that tho
greater lilo 10 10 DO gained bybrotherly
loyo and hclpiulncss, which means tho
cross Of Bcli sacrifice, can 1t 500 to hail
tho dawn OF Code now creation, with
that victorious cry--"lt Is lnished"--in
which tho hoattGcho' oil centuries shall
breathe its last agony.
Until all social, political, financial
structures rito out OF tho rodemptiyo
principle OF tho truost lie, they will DO
but now Babel towors Of confusion,
from which mon will foo in dispute to
rcnow sad and irultloss efforts aitcr
pcacc and rcit, unable still TO under.
atand or comprehend each other.
A Calvary must como before tho
OlIvot, aud only through tho way OF
Helf.ronunciation can our social institu.
tons ascend and roach tho final con.
summation Of m~illcnial accomplishment
and good. There will Atill be confusion
aud Wilderness wandering until the
race shnll DO knit into IL great helpful
family by tho world wido lovo OF jesus
Christ. When wo cease our strugyles
TO realize happiness through a%olflshncss
and oppression aud are actuated by tho
broadcast spirit OF humanity aa revealed
In Christ, and our puny plana arc avail
lowed up In tho deep sweep OF Gods
will in our dealings with each other.
then shall We SEQ tho Now Jerusalem
descending out OF heaven to remnin
with men, with all tho GLORIOUS things
that ara spoken OF It," whose founda.
tons nrc righteousness, and there ahall
be no curse any moro. and there ehall
be no night any more OF sin, ignorance,
%ignominy, death, for tho Lord God will
give them now light and they shall OBJ.
tain Joy and gladness, and sorrow and
signing shall flee again. Oh, that all
would unto with heavenly forces to
disseminate the blessings and privileges
to humanity through the espousal OF
tho greater Christ.
The doctor at the evening service con-
tinued tho same theme, aud showed
that n larger conception OF tho Greater
Christ 10 needed in tho state aud body
polite. Iie took the ground that as the
state is by birth u divine organism, aud
its motive righteousness, u Congress.
legislature or municipal council has no
moral right 10 cit for any o.hor purpose
than God sits upon the throne. namely,
TO help man upward; that whatever
woald DO wrong in Chriat is WRONG in
the state everywhere. II it would DO
wrong for Christ to keep a liquor sa.
loon. it Is wrong for tho state to profit
by or protect any business that dc.
bnuches the life and character OF its
citizens and oPens u OF d5crada.
tion and temptation to the young.
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LOCAL %BHEvIrIEs.
Matters of Mlnor Momon, In nnI About
thu CITY.

'Ahttort OF hllnOr ,tombnt IN hnl AOont
thu CITY.
THERE woro SIX casea Ia tho police
court Saturday morning and ,hroo in
tho evening.
PETER FEtsunM. tho Fulton butcher,
fell from n ladder Saturday and irac-
tured his arm.
TWELVE thousand five hundred dollars
was distributed among the employees at
the .Eina.Staudard mill on Saturday.
SATURDAYS picnic at Mozart park.
gtvcn by tho stationary engineers
society, was one OF tho most enjoyable
and successful Of the season.
A SMALL child OF Mr.. William Mullen,
residing on Twonty-sevcnth street. foil
from n rocking chair ind broke Its
right leg. DR.. Ridgeway was called in
and reduced tho fracture.
COMPLAINTS are frequently heard late.
~ that the city hall clock docs not keep
GOOD time. 1t has been out Of whack
Tor several days. much 10 tho inconvon.
!once OF thoso who uso 1t.
THE MOUHr." tho excellent magazine
published by tho pupils Of Mt. do
Chantal, is out for June. an excellent
number 10 close the school year. 1t
seems to improve steadily.
A WEDDING was celebrated at police
headquarters yesterday forenoon. the
contracting parties being from Be'lairc
and Rev. DR.. Swope officiating. rnoTo
was said to DO a romance behind the
case.
THE dipping dopartm ont in the tin
mill at the Etna.Standard will here
after commence working on Sunday
nigh; at 9 o'clock instead oil ) or Nom
day morning. This w1s commenced
!aat night.
TuE public school commencement
will be held at the Opera House We'd
nesday evening, the Lincoln school
commencement Thursday evening and
Secuin institute annual concert On Fri
day evening.
Some fishermen who have had trot
lines set at Bellaire for some tina de-
clare there is n catfish there as long rs
their skIf. |, must be the same one
that caused 60 much talk laot summer.
when it was located in the back river
dam. but i. has grown about seven fee.
since then,
A nor named George Wilhelm was
arrested Saturday OF Il warrant sworn
ous beiore Squire Gillespy, on tho 18th
inst. alleging p~roiane cursinC at the
wife aud children OF complainant, Mr..
Boorj. Tho lad made earnest promises
OF good behavior in tho future. and was
allowed to go. but the case will be held
over his head, contingent upon future
good behavior.
THE following pupils Of the public
schools OF this city completed their
German examinationsSin.th tho rooma of
the board oil oducation last Thursday:
Florence Schockey. Lizzie Koch. Katie
weller. Lenora kraeu. ter and Hermann
Brcmer. The examination was con
Quoted by DR.. Ulrich, who was highly
pleased with tho result.
TIE Happy Six fishing club, com.
posed OF well known East Wheeling
men, are preparing to 30 into camp
twenty miles up Big Wheeling creek,
ut IIa:sh's sugar camp. The club is
made up az follows: Captain, Harry
Jones; hunters and fishermen. Horny
Tipnev, Will Auth, Jake Dick. John
Balzcr. Toney Harris. and Philip Eek.
hart, tcams,er. The club stands high.
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ErwoIiriI LEA0UG WORK
AZ tho North street II. T. Churoh-Tho
Fourth Anniversary Celebrated.

AT thu North street II. r. C%hurch-Tho
Fourth Anniversary Celebrated.
Last evening at tho North street NJ.
u. church tho Epworth League Of that
church celebrated ita fourth anniyor.
isary and the sixth anniversary Of tho
league with MI appropriate programme.
Members oil tho loaeus spoke on tho
wonderful growth OF tho order ,einco Ito
inception ct Cleveland elk years ngo.
and tho amount OF spiritual good 1t has
dono among tho young. Tho numbers
on tho programme wcro intorsperaed
with selections by tho q%uartottc.
Mr.. George serig had a we'll prepared
paper telling OF tho history OF tho
North street league. It was first organ.
ized In MaysjSDl, with fttocn mcmbora
and q year later had increased TO sixty.
hyo members. 1hon came IN interval
whom tho league workers seemed to lag
aud for n long time no meetings were
held. However, whom. Mr.. Johnson
entered upon tho pastorato Of tho
church thore was n revival OF Epworth
sentiment, and in February, 1891, n ro-
organization took place, with n nom.
bership OF twenty. and since tho work
has progressed steadily until to-day tho
membership Ia ninety -four.