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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-15
PEANuT CRAFTSMANSHIP.

Congress, which seems to be COM
posed of gentlemen who might success
fully conduct q peanut stand on the
street corner, il they did not have to
keep books or make change for any
thing larger than q lime, has been I'M
able TO propose any reasonable solution
Of the financial problem. The shiitless,
dissipated mans notion Of financial
management, is to pawn one thing
after another until clothing, jewelry,
household furniture. and all that be-
posses is in the pawn shop; and that is
about as high conception of the pro-
per financial policy of this government
as the average high priced representiYe
OF the sovereign people at Washington
ever has. When tho government wants
money, he can sea no way to get it, but
to pawn the nations credit 60 the
Rothschilds or some other big money
loaner; ana the fact that tho Roths
ehiids are eagerly willing to loan all
the money that Tho government wants
to borrow, IS q particularly pleasing
thing for congress to contemplate.
Why should they not be willing? Any
hooked nosed money lender will loan
anybody nil the money he wishes on
satisfactory collateral. This country
with It's millions OF farms, and rich
mines and general boundless wealth,
has good collateral to offer; and if tina
collateral is good enough to float inter
est bearing bonds. Why on earth is it
not good enough to aoat greenbacks?
Tsthera the slightest reason why a non
interest bearing bond is not as good as
one that hears interest? The Roths-
ehilds would not want it, of course
They want only bonds from which they
can clip cup1ns. Bat the people want
bonds TO which there are no coupons
attached, bo2ds that will circulate as
money But tho policy OF our govern
ment has been and is to discriminate
against our own interests and to sub
serve the interests of other people. It
demonetized silver in the interests of
Europe; it thus increased our indebted
ness to please Great Britain; it practi-
eally shut mp cur silver miaes-one of
oarmost Observation-Disclosures
Lombard street demanded it; it thus
threw out of employmenthundreds of
thousands Of men and rninously Grip
pied our agriculture for the satisfaction
of the money-loaning leeehes of the
world. and its policy has been shaped
and directed by peanut craftsmanship.
Farmers Voice
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Publication Notice.
First published Feb. Is.

first published teb, ID.
IN the district court OF Sherman county. Kan
sas. The Board of County Commissioners Of
Wallace county Kansas, plaintiff, VS.. E. G. Eel
lows defendant. The aforesaid defendant viii
take notice that he has been sued IN the above
answer or demur TO the plaintiff petition, fled
therein, on OF before March 80, 1885, OF said pc
tition viii be taken as true and Judgment rem
dered against him as prayed for IN said petition,
Vacating and setting aside q certain judgment,
recovered In said court on November y, 1894, by
said defendant, against said plaintiff, for the
sum of 81 .715.28, bearing interest from the date
of the rendition thereof at the rate of per cent
per annuni, and for costs Of suit, IN certain ac-
ton therein pending wherein said E. Q. Fellows
was plaintiff and said Board of County Commits
sioner5 of the county of Wallace, Kansas, was
defendant, and granting new trial IN the &C
ton wherein said judgment was rendered.
Attest: ". 5. ROARK AND >. j. OSBORN
J.. ii, HANEY, Plaintiff Attorneys.
Clerk of the District Court.
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Publication Notice
First published Feb. g.

First published Feb. g.
In the district court for the county Of
Sherman in the state of Kansas: Squire Il.
ileaiVilin and M0Iiie HeaiyiIin, aad the
Smith Brothers Loan and Trust company
Will take notice that Warren Norton, plain
Tiff, did, on the Dist day of January, 1895,
file his petition in said district court, with
in and for the county of Sherman in the
state of Kansas, against the said Squire r.
Heaiylin and MOllie Heaiyilin, and the
Smith BrGlhrTS Loan and Trust company
as defendants, and that the said defendants
mast answer said petition filed as af0Te-
said, on CT before The II day Of March,
1898, or said petition Will be taken Is true,
and a Judgment rendered in said action
against said defendants for the sum of three
hundred ten and fifty One-hundTcdlhS dbl
lars, with interest thereon at the rate OF 10
per cent per anDum from the Bird day OF
December, 1898, and for costs OF suit; and a
further judgment against said defendants
and each of them for the foreclosure + a
certain mortgage upon the following deS-
Cribpd real estate, tUWt The northwest
Quarter n. ". L Of section three 49, in
township nine (9) south of range thirty
eight 3Si west of The Sixth principal meri-
dian, Iyiug and situated in the county of
Sherman in the state of Kansas, and adj
Judging that said plaintiff has the first lien
on said premises, to The amount for which
Judgment will be taken as aforesaid, and
ordering said premises to be said WithUu;
appTaiSpmcnt, ana the proceeds applied tn
the payment OF The amount duc plaintiff
and costs Of suit, and forever barring and
fureclOsing said defendants, and each OF
them, OF and from all right. title, estate. lie
ttrpst, properly and equity of redemption,
in or to said premises, or any part thereof.
GRIGGs, RINAKER, BIBB AND }. A. GILL,
Attest: Attorneys for Plaintiff,
l.. II. UANEY, Clerk.
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Publication Notice.
First nnhlished Feb. Is.


CTATE of Kansas, Sherman county. S. In the
~ district court in and for said county AMI
state. The Farmers and Merchants Bank a
firm composed of G. ". Smith, plaintiff rs. J. 5.
Barr ard " J. BlackWocd defendants. Said dc
PENDANTS j. S. Barr and ". j. BlackwOOd viii
take notice that they have been sued in the
above named court upon balance due on note
given 10 plaintiff by defendants for tWenty-One
and fifty one hUneTedths dollars (S2i.50), dated
June TO- iSs2, and now owned by plaintiff. That
al attachment has been granted and issued IN
said action, and leyy hereunder has been made
upon the-fOlowing described real estate belong
ing to said defendants, tO-Wit: The southeast
quarter OF section thirteen ll3l, in township nine
te) south, of range forty-One lfll west Of the
Sixth principal meridian in Sherman county.
Kansas, and ths5 each of you must
answer The petition fled therein By
said plaintiff On OF 5efcre the 18th day
Of March, s, D, 1855, or said petition VIII be
taken as true and a judgment for plaintiff IN
said action for the sum Of $3.50 and interest
thereon from September 10, 1888, at the rate of
10 Per cent per aRnum, and an order of sale Of
attached property viii be entered for the sale Of
said real estate attached 60 satisfy said judg-
nseHt, and costs of said action.
EARsIEgs AND tLERCEANTss Bank
4 firm composed OF C. " Smith.
Plaintiff.
Attest: BY BOTT ANDREWS,
LIZ. HAEEF, attorney for Plaintiff.
Clerk OF the District Court.
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Publication Notice


First published REQ =.
n the district court for the county of Sherman
L IN the state Of Kansas: Robert Hail and Jennie
Hall viii take notice that Robert MeAgTray, plain
tiff did on the zsst day CT January, 1895, ale his
petition in said district court, within and for the
county Of Sherman IL the state OF Kansas against
the said Robert Hall and Jennie Hall as defend
ants, and that the said defendants must answer
said petition. FLED as aforesaid on or before the
q day CT March. 1895. or said petition VIII be
taken as true. and Judgment rendered IN said ac-
ton against said defendants for the SUN Of two
hundred serenty-swo and hsfy One-hundredths dol
lars. With interest thereon at the fate OF 10 per
cent per annnHl from the 18th day OF November
1891 and for costs of suit aad further judgment
against said defendants for the foreclosure Of a
certain mortgage upon the following described
zeal estate toEit. The northeast quarter az. E ~
OF section ty-hine z9 IN teEnshp six 6i south
Of range foEfy-two l4z vest Of ths sixth principal
meridian lying and situated il the county Of sheT-
man ia the state of Kansas aid aGludeIlg that
said plaintiff has the FIRST lien on ssu premises 10
the amount for which judgmeEs Viii be taken as
aforesaid. and ordering said premises 20 Dc sold
without aPpTaiseansnt and the proceeds applied e
the payment Il the anouat due plaintiff AID costs
q salt and foFeFsr barring and soIscosisg safG
defendants ana each ot thsln, az zRa sroin ais
Eieit title estate interest property ard equity -
Redemption. ia q 70 sid premises @ any part
sbeFeo5 (RIGess R1sAEez & EEsa ss-o q. CHI
Attest attorneys Tor F,atss-iil
- b HAzeF. cisfk
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SherifPs Sale.
First published Feb. p.


TN the district court of the Thirty-fourth judi
cial district, sitting in and for the county Of
Sherman, in the state of Kansas: j. w, Rine
ualt plaintiff, VS.. Cyrus j. Bennett, Mary J. Ben
nett, Smith Brothers Loan and Trust company,
w. R. HowisOn, Mrs. W. R. Howison. his wife,
first naino unknown, Horny j. Williams, and
Emma J. Williams, defendants. Byyirtue OF an
order Of sale issued to me, out of said district
court, in the above entitled action, 1 viii, on
Saturday, the Both day Of March, A, D. 1895, at 1
O'Clock p. n. Of said day, at the cast front door
of tho courthouse, in the city of GOodiand in the
county OF Sherman in tine state of Kansas, offer
at public SALE and sell to tho highest and best
bidder for cash in hand all the following des-
cFibed real estate, towit; The southwest quarter
Of section thirty-ono 81 in township seven (7l
south of range forty tiDl west of the Sixth prin-
cipal meridian, subject to a mortgage OF S25G
and accrued interest, and i'll favor Of the Smith
Brothers Loan and Trust company of Beatrice,
Nebraska, lying and situated in the county OF
Sherman in the state OF Kansas The above des-
Crbed real estate is taken as the property OF said
defendant and is directed By said order of sale to
be sold, and viii be sold with appraisement, to
satisfy said order of sale. Dated at my Office in
Gocdland, Kansas, this 18th day OF February, 1885
HOYT ANDREWS, SIMON KEMP,
Attorney. Sheriff of Sherman County
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Publication Notice.
Eirst nnblished Feb. Is.

First published Feb. 10.
TN tho district court of Sherman county, Kan
i sas. The Board of County Commissioners OF
the county of Wallace, Kansas, plaintiff, vs.. c,
J. Camp, defendant. The aforesaid defendant
viii take notice that he has been sued in the
above entitled action in the aforesaid court, and
must answer or demur to the pIaintiff's petition
fled therein, on OF before March 80, 1885, or said
petition will be taken as true and judgment
rendered against him as prayed for in said peti-
ton vacating and setting aside a certain ludg-
ment, recovered i'll said court on Nov. n, 1894 By
said defendant. against said plaintiff, for the
sum of s.. 32l bearing interest from the date OF
the rendition thereof at the rate of percent pei
annum, and for costs CT suit, in a certain action
therein pending wherein said c. j. Camp was
plaintiff and said Board Of County Commission
ers of the county of Wallace, Kansas, was de
fendant and granting a new trial III tho action
wherein said judgment was rendered.
Attest: W. 3. ROARK AND ). ). OSBORN
l.. I'll. HANET, PlainttifS Attorneys
Clerk District Court.
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Publication Notice



TN the district court fertile coeaty Of Shafal51
/ IN the stale ct Kansas RrFes s. Ha1ieien Uil
lake aotice thai Sarah IS. King fieinlia. did, IN
the 5Iss day Of BaHuaig, IsSs sle Her Fesii-ea III
sad district court above entitled aalnzs the said
Roger s. Esezietonr defendant and that the sasd
defendant NEST answer said petition ii.t g. alofe
salI. en- ~ before the 81 day Ct March 1855 81
said pefiu0a Wi! be taken as sfue. aad judgment
rendered II said action sgsirs5 said defendants
Roger S. Hszleton Tor The sum cf .wo hundred
6lty-sevea and Atty oae-hendfsdshs dclisrss with
Interest thereon at the rSf 81 70 psr cent per sn-
aulnfrem the estH day or November 1899. and Tor
costs Of suit and further ludgEeaf against SAID
defendants f0r she foreclosure q certain mort
gage upon the following described real estate so>
vat The northeast quarter tN. 2. < oi section
twsntY-three 5a3l ~ township SIX lol south Il
range forty-two 42l west Of the Sixin principal
meridian lying and situated IN the cenFty 81 SheT-
man ia the state of Kansas, and adjIdging that
said plaintiff mas The FIRST lien on said premises to
the amount for which Judgment VIII be taken as
aforesaid. and ordering said premises &c be sold
without appraisement and the proceeds applied
10 the payment Of the amount due plaintiff and
costs Of suit and forever barring aud fcrscloslng
said defendants, and each Of them Of and nom al
right title estate interest property and equity of
redemption, in OF to said premises CT any part
thereof. GRIGGS, RISASEs & BIBB ASn J. A. Git,
attest: Attorneys for Plaintiff.
L. H. HASEy. Clers.
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Publication Notice.
First published Feb. Is.

IAlSL DuDLSuCta LtDs i1s
I n the district court of Sherman county, KAN
! sas. Tho Board of County Commissioners of
tho county of Wallace, Kansas, plaintiff, vs.,
Horace Porter, defendant. The Aforesaid de
fcnGant viii take notice that he has been sued
in the abOye-entitled action in the aforesaid
court, and must answer or demgT to the plain
tits petition, hled therein on OF before March
81, 1885, OF said petition viii be taken as true
and judgment rendered against him as prayed
for IN said petition, Yacating and setting aside
certain judgment, recovered IN said court on
Nov. Il, 1894. by said defendant, against said
plaintiff, for the sum OF S{26S6 bearing interest
from the date Of the rendition thereof at the
rate of S per cent per aBnUm, and for costs of
suit, in q certain action, therein pending, where
IL said Horace Porter was plsihtilE, and said
board Of County Commissioners of the county OF
Wallace, Kansas, was defendant, and granting
new trial III the action wherein said judgment
was rendered. u S. R0ARK AND S. j. OsBoRS,
Attest. Plaintiff S Attorneys.
l., II. HAEEY,
Clerk District Court.
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Sherifs Sale


LIIsL HII-isII.I l-a-LIi =
[STAIE Of Kansas sss ~. b " ashingtQlii IS.
- Lewis TFibbis. By virtue of an execution TO
me directed and delivered, issued cut Of the
Thirty-thiTd Judicial district court OF the state
OF Kansas. sitting In and Tor hichlss county,
- said state, VII 0nApriil I. 4. ID. 1850. netHeen
the hours Of 10 o'clock a. 10. and Q clOc. p ~.
of said day. at the courthouse door N s5o0Glattl
= s7s cenatr of Sherman aud state aforesaid,
offer at public sale and sell 20 tho highest 5sl-
der. Tor cash il hand all Tho right, titse and IN
seTest IF the above named defendant ln s.ilu 70
the GLOWING described property tclts south
ea5I of sectson EeTea Il township SIX l0l RANGE
dian. Said property levied on, and ni be sold as
the ufaneTtF 81 tie above named F5etenCa.5s-
s8erIns aszas sioctland, Kansas. ZEE e, 1886
- s. Is s.7ft,a. SlHeE kE'ile.
af1 or F.alE7i1. enl-fa
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Publication Notice


EEfSL published rep. 10,
IN tho district court OF Sherman county, Kaa-
= sas. The Board 9! County Commissioners OF
Wallace county, Kansas, plaintiff, rs. Elias B.
Reed, defendant. The Aforesaid defendant VII
take notice that he has been sued IN tho above
entitled action n the Aforesaid court and luust
answer 0r demBr TO the plaintiffs petition. fled
therein, on or before March % 1888 OF said petit
tiOn vii . taken as true and a JUDGMENT rem
dureG against him as prayed for ia saii petition,
recovered IN said court on Nov. =, 1881, by said
defendant against said plaintiff, fOi Che SUM of
6 So. Il bearing interest from the Gate of She
rendition thereof at tho rata of S per cent per
snnafl, aud for costs Of guis IN I seElain action.
therein pending wherein said Elias 3 Heed aas
plaintiff and said Beard Of County Commission
ers Of rho comfy Of Wallace, kansas was dc
tenGants aAG El-Hting HsW tTiai ii the action
-SzheT5in suld iIasIQent was rendered
attsst. " S. RosRB ARD SD. l5BCR1s
p u. sE -saIag5s stfafpeyss
lzf1 ll5Ss-tr< Sil5s5f
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- SIC.
FIRST Published FEB.

EsIst EalIIeIil--I 7 CD
On the tatI day of February 1895. At O'clock p.
~ a.. as EEais & Walkers implement store "a
tie city Of So5dsad il Sherman county state Of
Kansas, viii sell ii public sale, tize following
property. topslss one Desiring biader The proper
ty Lewis frit6lei oH alias tax ge7EIant from
Wichita county kansas. ior TAX q 1895 ii f3toI 81
county treasurer Il E$ishia county ks1Sss.
Dated % s. 1856 Si1IoE sstsf. ,<s g. =.
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raz vNRssDEEIINe BEDsEsIEB,

TIE U2SB ssi3 EE511Ne REDEESEERS.
Last fall the Republicans we're red
hot to redeem the state and restore
confidence" The many reforms they
intended 10 inapgurate were number
less. Not a party promise made on ths
stump has be5R redeemed. Every re-
form bill brought up has been killed
The Populis.s III both houses have IN
troduced measures that would relieve
the de5tsduadeBed, experimentation
public. but these measures met the
only fats that could be expected from
IN administration whose watchword
vas aoa help the rich. the poor can
rk Sol Miller Of the Troy Chief,
tsso oldest Republican editor in Kan
ssss has tlsIs 70 say Of the .gedssnleg
LsgisissEtI
be msgoeIeent q the ses-
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oEFIcERs ANo coMMITTEEs.

The officers and committees Of the
Sherman County Agricultural and ri
CATION association are given below. All
communications and inquiries should
be directed to the chairman of the
committee having charge of that Par
tieulaF department.
SHERMAN COUNTY A. 4 I. ASSOCIATION.
PRESIDENT s,.,...'..-, u y D5.a
Nlce-Presldcnt. ..........,.--....-J II, of1A{0A'
Secretary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j.. h. 1ll 5l6k
Treasurer. ..............., o.. W. Ii, RROtIOh,
Seed committee. B. Mead, chairman, j,
Bennett, E. ThoEsOn.
SHERMAN COUNTY L & E. ASSOCIATION.
President .......,...,...'. T. + ID Y ~ II
Eice-President. l. r Llg4AhD
treasurer. lIf5OhI[E u 1112
Secretary ......s..-. 800 HI D. lOMBliS
Seed grain committee-R. W. Finley, {. M
Millisack, George Teagarden.
Legislative cOmmittee-W. A. UmbaTger, b. b
TOmblin, T. P. Leonard
Committee on transpOFtatiOn-0. 7. L1stOn
R. ". Finley, George Austin.
Committee on adFeTtising-REPUBLfC News
M. 5, TOmblin.
Committee on immigration-E. z, Murphy I
P. Leonard G. L, Calvert.
Committee on manufacturers. u. Adams
w. II. Proctor, George Hess.
Committee on irrigatiOn-M. b. TOmbhu,
Butts, 2. l. Lancaster.
Committo on finance-C. NJ. Miilisack, Simon
Kemp, I, 2. Leonard.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-28
Sans SOuCi.

The most lovely spot on Oahu is
Sans Souci. This favorite seaside
resort, which has been immortalized
by the pen OF Robert l.. Stevenson,
who resided there for months, is
only four miles from Honolulu and
within easy reach of the tramcars.
The surroundings and bathing at
this famous resort are superior to
anything found in the Hawaiian
Islands. Cottages and board can
be obtained on easy terms. The
table set by the manager is better
than any offered here at other ho-
tells. For picnics, bathing parties
and outings the best accommodation
can be secured by giving notice to
the manager.
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st. Louis College.

St. Louis College now announces
that it will not open ON the 4th as
previously intended. 1t will not re-
open until the Government schools
do whatever date that may be. At
present it is on the 9th Of Septem-
ber. But should any further post
ponement of that opening take
place then the authorities of St.
Louis College will also postpone he
opening Of their school out of defer.
enee to the instructions of the health
aut horities.
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of Great Britain have already pass
ed an opinion in re- V. V. A.h.ord,
and held that the evidence there pro
duced was not sufficient to convict
him. What will they do when evil
dence is produced by the Hawaiian
Government which even in the opin-
ion OF the Hawaiian law lords was
insufficient to bring the arrested
men before a tribunal subservient to
the president and constituted as it
was.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-28
TOPICS OF The DAY.

One Of the most remarkable in
stances of the way "Justice as she
is dealt out in Hawaii" occurred
yesterday. A suit in ejectment
brought by r. w. Holt against
Goo Kim was thrown out of court
at five minutes to twelve, noon, be-
cause, when called unexpectedly at
that hour, plaintiffs attorney was
not present. Considering that Ho-
nolulu is city of hacks and tele-
phones and is also 80 small that
everyone knows everyone else's
habits and whereabouts, this action
of throwing out the case seems to
have been most unjust to all parties.
The Bulletin wants the Chinese
laundrymon 10 fumigcte and sui
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Ed. The INDEpENDrNT:-

Ed. The INDEPENDENT:-
Let President Smith OF the Board
of Health take heed to his own fire
before he commences to exiting guish
that of others. For months past he
has had an efficient (7) we'll salaried
staff under him, paid to inspect and
administer to the sanitary status OF
the city.
How we'll everything has been ad-
ministered, what splendid work the
sanitary, we'll salaried officers, have
performed under Mr.. Smii his admin
istration has just now come to light,
but unfortunately the state OF the
city will not bear the light, for a
large part OF it is a cesspool, reek-
ing in filth and corruption, but the
Board of Health has done such
splendid work that threatened
epidemic was necessary to awake
them from their long sleep, and we
are then told that through the
splendid and prompt actions of w.
o. Smith and staff the city was
saved from severe epidemic. "He
that is wise in his own conceit is a
fool"
And now W. o. Smith would have
the Mikahala's officers charged wi b
Infringing written Board OF Health
rules, which through negligence Of
his department were never written
or given to those officers. The Pre-
sident of the Board of Health and
staff were too busy allowing the
doctors and other outsiders to do
the work for which his department
is paid, to even see that instructions
we're sent to the captains of vessels
leaving for the other islands, during
the period OF this, his most erratic
quarantine. vERAx.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-28
phurate the family wash before it is

phurate the family wash before it is
brought back And then when
your best Sunday shirt is missing, or
your wife's new muslin skirt is not
to be found in the bundle, it will be
in order for the Coolie, who has
wheelbsrrowed the remainder of the
disinfected clothing to your back
yard to explain that it got burned
up in the process OF fumigating.
"No goodl No can do, Missiel All
burnl
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-28
WEDNESDAY, AUG. %, 1895.
THOSE CLAIMS.

In spite Of the publicly announced
statements OF Captain McStocker Of
the Citizens Guard and ex- Marshal
Hitchcock that foreigners having
claims against the Hawaiian Repub-
lie for outrages committed against
their persons and business during
the late rebellion, would get it
"where the chicken got the axe" it
seems that the British and United
States governments do not exactly
take the same view, but actually
have the impudence to annoy
Messrs. McStocker and Hitchcock's
very "best government" by asking
for explanations in regard to said
outrages.