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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-27
BOOTH - COMING
Commander of the Volunteers VIII
Bs in seattle Tomorrow

Bal4nSton Booth. O New York city.
eoEr1r 2lGer~sr-catef o. the Volunteers q
America. VII speak AZ the Plymouth
ccngre gatlouaI church Septenss- =. a. 3
r. N IL will De accCu sT MED bv hts usrt-
vzts secretary. B-evt Ma Fred Carl
Ter. The commander wflI endsavor 20 give
u the public a better UnEerssa adtnz Cf
the work of TIRE Volunteers q America
X Is about sixteen months since the Vol
untseFs first started. and they have been
rapidly gaining ground. ard there ars said
% - officers enough 70 meet the esmassas
which CONS from al parts % the coun-
try. A lsadfng member says il has never
been the motive q this movement 70 Sc
cure large membership. bat % 90 . thor
oagh work. whlcn SiI stand the test q
time Tae officsgs % tbs Volunteers are
advised % work n harmouy Nlth all
other evangelical tenousin atoms. helping
them whore K Is possible. ard receiving
their heip n retgrn- A Volunteer may
also be a church member.
Chlezgo . one q the gtr0Dghclds. As a
result OF The sympathy shown - me clti-
xens q that city. Brig. Gen. Fielding. who
IL "a charge o that regiment. has been
very successful In Chicago alone there
are eleven posts. ard in his eatlFe Givi-
xson there are sixty-sighr
Ire prison work T. also an important
81 parfmsat IN the organization II s.
Booth. who seems 70 bs especially ADAPT
81 20 r.
The pubic service hsIa ~ Commander
Bsfiiagton Booth az the Plymouth Cen
Ersg2ttonAl chRrca % TaIrd ard Uaivsr-
ely streets. wtu begin zf ! 2. m Aims
s3an at Re free. ~ tire request os tAe
commander.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-27

ard tie tanner -z9 AWARDED q thz So
cte-v of ne srsr Fr.zsytertzr enErcb. g,
having - per cert C - naeE eerxzi9 pre-
snE To Ese credit - ta4 smaller zn1
Ire average zt-s114rcs was far Aa@aE q.
the ezSrs eengrzl ard Larger societies
sore % wzsch bad very srsn per
cezs4xe nrex@rf
A asar-v vuss - thanks wzs sxt414eS
q tns razzzr zn9 asscers - ssx Ttrzs Pres
syze~szz eharah fgr t1e.r hospitality II
opeaAzz sAe.r eaurea tor .he Lz49n ard
also e re Ercsz wsrs-E CO s7@ NesE-f1-
ztsv RrssavreTss1 eauzch for sevc@snE thsfr
tlEze ard energies u tie pvepArzt2sn u re-
frssasa@rtE IL fas lecture rom Thanks
are a1so aue % Mrg BagE11sr Ter 80 x.aE-
y pTese1-w a. ire cvxau-
TIE cETlng E1a t2kez p wfrh - sweat
strains o. Gr. Carers vzql1a sounding =
the carr Ok tss listeners.
Promptly a. Sc Zrs. Wood invited al
90 kgsn3 = s0c-aI hour AID take rsfrasA-
t4sn. tuaxs1g - sas Appearances % that
room a few a10Easnks later. wGa very xs1-
sTasfT arcgusa1
Caoco3ats ard cake wsrs served A. small
tables EhlIs The pEz1atlve music q 4
zita=r duet ey NJ stzn an9 Ms c Z
Denny. and = guitar and naAnaaEln szet
~ 4Er. ard Mrs. Weed ssaIe taroaxh fss
roo-r-
Before TIRE meeting z6fourne5 q re
supper goGr. twetvs names were caEIs1
VITO we're 70 AZ - COMMITTEES e. Ehs So
esai room - soileif members Tor re WzTx
Waiis Ciue wasrn was suggested fn Mr.
Erviagss talk sFr. Hartman. chairman d,
TIE STATE transportation COMMITTEES. calaed
me twelve together Ar NJ Il Noes wzs
chosen chairman. ard Immediately The
twelve circulated through tie room ard
in haf hours tine city nsEabers xsrs
reported
The charter members q The club xl!i
eons together IN the p@rso~s % the Ply
mouth Congregational church next Mon
day evening 70 cor plsse tne orzaniza tor.
Il 3 expected th&t ~ another north thA
club VII number - Zach member -
supposed - rsav into The club s. per usonrh
which. together with wat wlil - realized
from entertainments given during the m
ter months. vii pay All railroad ard harel
bills AZ the NaIla yTAgIa - convention.
Similar c}a1s are being Organized through
out tna western cart o. TIE state. anE 60
Sethsr with those who 20 from Seattle
there wtil - ore solig train Load of En-
csaForsrs roll iato the oldest city IN The
state next July.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-27
Personal

4 A B4ske - Sau Francisco arrived
III -sa e-tY t8at evening
Dr r 1En6v. ~ Sacsana. = vszs z
res Eas ln sae cE aMt d as re EeaeT
A. naw. peer Low snA family - A6t.-
so1 ~ VA. &TTlse1 AZ me U-.l-r 5es 81
eav
y So - Ceupev e. ard So arm 49,
Ps.ea * AElsaxEsa. ts-seor deslEFs are a.
EAe L@.er
& Il HurEs os Saa rra1eseco 4 e~o--.-
nsol tzf4taace &5-4sger. L. a So st . the
Hess3 h@r
caas = Mooss. - .sll4,1F. a.zs ~
= MeEaeNar-- ~ Waes are a. s-
L14.sE. - roate Tx ne C8r.sao
TT = ~ Coan. $50 sRz e@~n Vs~T U A.
hss res taEea raFaeF e Ferry aFeEas A1l
t.Ae-ry street. ss eoussWHRT herter
Nashan Aesers5n q sez- krsw- SEA +.
-aarerarer rsA1. uta lsavs @ez~~ te,s
z.rrr-rw f1r taa Meat k-akHr ga e. e.
Atserssv AfrH~rs Bva-s &zt parry 40
ssfE aeFe - Azs@st 20 - 81 - aa5a Cts
see ssaa @ess over fae saEze11t 90 "a
ezzs Kn3 so t1e.r say -e LaNs EaEGsts - E
= cas- aga ~ Ta&s EAacz. &hs - -aTlez -
Seae.-e So -es Ak Lass WEe&-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-27
CHRISTIAN ENDEAyORERs.
lsssi anioa Meeting n Grand sne-
eess-WaIin WsIia Clab
Formed

- iayal Union meeting cs Christian
-4.nes'Ftss oa Friday evening was A sue
every sav. n. auditorium ar
FEst Presbyterian church was wal}
- S1a az attentive ard zpvreeiatlve
s<ses Ias programmes was push@d
-faaSa o. schedule tsrae ey Mrs " n
t'ee- n. president. who gave a warn
= AZ GO tAs bel wasn the speaker lad
.sfsc tAs limit ~ IS tine.
" Il G. Temple xas Ire ar.t
sssxsF IS thsgus being TIE chrfsssar,
saae1yor Splrft n tie Local Unl3n a
FsHsss had heea sstaerfV allied
As city. r. r. Lawls ana Fl Il
ssax Fled Ire tire Mr.. Lewis Urged
1900 70 AXE ID sezas serults rara
! srl1n, arc etted th@ activities 4 fAe
ssssaspAa aaG WashinEscn. =. =
s NJ Ewing SPOKE % TIE s.zss
80 AL STATE ccas eGtsona a. 81 aces "a
49, 2 faeaI gnioa work. s-6 arxed
ssssgy tAat az EE1eaver.rs sgt@zd sas
ssasasa AZ y AliA WallA IN ns
= &edress q J p Hartman r. VS.
= Carss,iAa Ena@av or splrlt "a TX
Fs Wsrs." I'D wss rail- - good
- Alter 81 address a short oeen
z2sat vas eentueted o. the taerua
snn Nrs. E&rr ard. taen favored
sssseNxarsrs wth = auet wna-h wss
asni sat raach Appreciated Rev Z.
'efr'an. pastor - TIE Flrss Bapt5es
- a1e aar his Il. 80 Tar Chrtsssan
$50 spiFst r Corsu tee Vrork He
90 tas cEs rrnsa ana sseg.s Arrs ~
sess - KEEP -he cnfert - sHef~
sf@s sork continually safera thew
= ases earil1aeat aas esnlaefr,g e.
= @zlsh serus ze2a pctats were
74slt rsff A. ga "a - ,.. d - a-s-.. a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-27

TIE three Finck iewsIry store burglars
VII be arra3gned before Judge Jacobs thls
morning AZ u o'csock ard gwen chancs
70 plead. They VIII plead guilty ard
perhaps viii receive their sentences az
once. However. ths Judge may Withhold
sentence for = few days The maximum
term for the crime OF burglary Is fourteen
years.
The go worth % diamonds which
Monroe sent 70 Chicago ard then recalled
b wire when apprehended have not set
arrived. though they are expected every
day. II the return OF the stolen property
Is % mitigate the sentence @ the three
men. t. Is likely that Trey VIII desire 20
await the arrival of the Chicago part 0f
the swag before they receive sentslcs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-27
woodmen of the World

Seattle Camp. No. s. met 81 Stevens
ball Friday might There was a large
number q visitors, WHO enjoyed 4 good
soclzt time. Two new candidates re-
ceiysd the Protective ceGrss u Wood
craft Next Friday the meeting vii Be
called a. 80 sharp. ard as there will -
some special attraction al the nslghbo
are requested 70 attend
Home Camp. No. sd hat = hrgeiy-at-
tended meeting last Monday evening
Every chair IN the hail was occupied
Many OF those present were from Camp
No. Sc ard from Ballard A social com
uzlttes % a.. for he next three months
WIS appointed CONSISTING % Nsighhors
Marrin. McKcy. Frew. Walters ard Dunn.
TIE death OF N=iEhbor RoDine a. Laka
rlrdsrnan. Alassa was reported % this
camp A committee gas appointed %
tock after the affair
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-27
order of the Golden West.

Seattle Chapter. No J. held itS regular
meeting last Monday evening q g A r.
hau. Hirckisy block. There Vas 4 large
attendance The report q tbs social coin
grlttee as 10 thslE progress IN arranging 4
prcEra uu1e FOR TIE coming entertainment
vas highly satisfactory, After the bust
ness was ove- Mss Z7e Stetson ard Mss
Clare Hawthorne furnished music. 4
pleasant dance was INDUCED in
Pact7e Chapter NJ. J ADDED Two name.
70 It's nn@mbershfp ron asst Tuesday even
f~g. pa-tuok q nice 1g1cneon gotten u
- the laay members ard sn eyed a dance
The social committee reported having ss-
lscteG the 18th CO October sor an enter
tafnuent. 20 which he friends q ths
order cozts hs invited A good pro
grauna viii be presented refreshzsrts
served and dancing ir4aiged in.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-27

TIE gs-t meeting . Lorraine Chanss-.
~ s was vel Attsr8e3 ard tne frisia.
tory ceremonies ar1 beautiful seer z3rx
~sre - fove6 r. a.. 0Wtrg 20 - late
ness - tae h5ur the ~arroz socsaI" ras
rsns-ns~s q az9 aStsr q s1err -susf-af ara
literary programme. daocln@ AID ~ 81
~-1-t up tee ever 1Es entertain -nszaE
Terra ne a&Xlliavy res8 a. at houla+'
fsr rze-n aers au& friends lsst Wesaassfs '
sft-~aoer A Nts~A~F ara rgssesl rra-
xrsrus was rs-zsrs1 A. tHa -sszs1x -
whfeH HEA. rsfres 1-%r~s were se-vaa =
arss@~ 50 - rTepAre2 ser f4a c1rsnw r1rs
f-15 exposition = vzs ts-t-t .aat -aa
AK. airy nee s5T sosA <v=rY IS s&zsszay
Nne-L aEter taat eNee.-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-27
THE BICYCLE THIEF AT WORK
Rents = Wheel and Fail. To Come


Tia bicycle thief Is n work again. Fri
day Afternoon a. o'clock a young Scar
o1Z2F-Al, giving his name as Mis- 0s2z-
der. rented a Senator wheel from t1s
Globe Wall Paper Company's agency s.
s9S Second avenue. paying = GEMS In al
vzase- he azs not been seen since, and
The wheel il missing. The wheel had 4
red frame. fac-ory number ISL license
tag $50. wooden bars, raised. The low 81
front tube CT the frame had 4 kirk
back OF head. TIE matter was re-
ported 70 the police Saturday morning.
A reward CT So has been offered Tor tns
capture O. the thai and recovery OF rhs
bicycle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-27

working diligently % place ne beneficiary
department On a solid foundation T1=T
have succeeded Il obtaining the services
OF lie majority O. the MEDAL examiners
Of local Degree OF E0naF l0dsss free. dur
.rg tie coming E1onfh. 50 rzzt az appll-
cants -zy Dc examined free ot cost dur
i1g October. TIE grand medical exam
izer. Or. 2 NJ Davis. has CONSENTED 10
give rs services during rat aaoEtn. and
the Grand lodga vii LSs4s certificates
vsithout charge
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-27

Nce tss least u the z%E activity vss-1
has hee1 aroused II Seattle during t1s
Tast Fey r-arrAs = tEag fer AEcEg z
to+xex Pveg-sSs ard hEs-ze have Ee1@-
.rafs<s ~ Jared doors 70 AZ unusual *
,ers. ara a. os1 members are booklnE sSr
a e~Szr f-eUx e Few candidates. Many
a7r1Era-scns nave oesr recesye6 trorr nsc-
u1vr=s xE5 desire - cross re p-e-tal@ CT
nearly every 9-1sr q mystery ard benz
r. ara s5Ic3f1rs announce t5zt ct1e<s y
TIE Seare ara getting Ire feeling
As consequence TIE nalr % s1s g7a,s
thzt 1zs w-owI long LARK ard tangled
sror- nary mons - 61suss aAs been
freshly saez-sG and washed fn rst1vs1-
ar1ux zatsrx Ire animals Themselves
are berg trsz.@a 20 Get q mineral Va
Ter and wiz hay. ard rusty para2herz4 a.
"a that kzz ioEg hssa lying de II os-x
closets and corners las been res1Trectsd
and FURNISHED
n many = IRE loag=s membership CO..
tests have b~ez izazg1rztea 70 Increase
tire Isngrh - TIE rolEs- Al lodge leaders
express themselves as bslzg ElghlJ graf
fed over the GGtlook-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-27

old 81 hsid Aa interesting convention
last Wednesday ard conferred tne rank
- PAGE upo1 two applicants For worthy
aapiieatgrs Ere lo6ze has recently anal
gauated Esth Laurel Ledge os Colurr b IA,
ard re prospec-s arc xoo1 Tor = cous3Ii-
6stiaB ~ita Lake Tats VtI csorns Izp
or aral vwts rex Wednesday evening.
ard n Lake lodge nsyt Tuesday Visit
o~x from IRE numerous s-aree are A feat
IRE - a. re Kntzses - PTr1ias lodges.
No less thsn cen states were represented
"Wednesday TIE euce~tarrr1ar. commit
te4 has something 90 o1er Ia re uear e.
-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-27

Chicago, 81; ST. Louis. 81; intermediate
points rot 70 exceed above or each Tues
aay and Thursday untu October u. ISs7.
ever the Northern Pacific railway the re-
liable ard scenic route. Far tickets. sleep
lng car reservati tons. etc. can at Northern
Pacific depot. Western avenue ard ColEu-
ga street city ticket Office. FIRST avenue
and Yssls< way. L ~ NaGeag. general
zzauc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-27

Ss-rn9r- Ps--- EaF wzy Ce--s-y's 7e-
~as a. -ssy grkrs 49, ser ts1ke.s Pc a
1919 IN - Easz $cata - Segrs sea
Fss.-s -- eA-h TS#staY as4 TeaTs1aT g41s.t
g,-faear - Gsat - CAA1Ax1 p s. L1as
so Al intermediate rS-acs -ef &c sxcee4
Fs-ws wcr ss3E3 snfeveazs5ee eall ca or wrgts
: >aaeAa. rensral azsas. seat r VASE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-27

Pa.-s~ CIRCLE. y, 6 vrous- C yvs-sss-
era<t net e r~Ealz- sess55r Wednesday
svs-.-w tn tGe Hickey hso-E ore ear
5sssrs wss .1s-sates 40 two gozIl-stloras
- cz@n oe-sa-p ss~s -Aes4vs6 Afte-
aszz.nesa Vas cernrlatss ~ e-eerts 5n---err
esE z-stt~@ ar-a1ge@ AZ z.5-.asz. cred "A -
saE wA.ca c2usa4 q g~eac 1eaI O. anzsa-
zaEc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-27

Reduced Rafrs.

On Tuesdays ard Thursdays I'd 20 and
turluGlnz Oct e. rates VIII be So first
las 81 second class % Chicago: "a frzt-
class. ST second class 20 3. Louis, via
Great Northern Railway. sI2 First we.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-27

The best preparation 10 remove dandTu-
from the head. and 20 cure and stimulate
the scalp. that dandruS viii not gather
again. Is Hairs Hair Remover.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-27

o. Teszssaes ant T1@rstays ur - 49,
aae.zA.aE CeZ = rates e. - s. erse-
- 81 s@xans elAzs &c cAz-sNe - rTss-
- y.4 s~cnna class 20 - Ecz-A SO
80 ~ersaeru RsGway. e. Errst Avs
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Nsg-Aegr ga E&EwAy Cozpanw ~.
sasgs r8s@ * - &c g LEAFS - - =
Cnacsgo aa4 rates 81 1ass-vnes5- s,a.as,
ga e exeeas 41@ve cs sacE Tzssaav ~
Trarsssv e. c-.saer 81 ISL CaIat 49,
eza P4s41c 4aao- 81 Gig t4@zss ots.ee. z :
Nasaz1 x1aes11 4NE1L
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For Reut-Ths Offices % the Cooperative
Printing Company. rear OF entrance SUN
van building.
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F-,-sstssz Lazsse Jas h-e&ar,-sc= IS
rsurts Svszae-
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Is~em- Hotel Tacoma
strictly 1rss class. az saos*erz tzzz-cws-
meats. g-aa aaS-se r10a1s
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..a-s sxcs.ssGs F1ee2s. a. gzs-zera lzassos.-
80 40 Bar
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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-08-20
CHUNKS or Toe.
me City BsmBsseed BY Han Nonda
EVeninE.

the City Bambafsed BY Hail Monday
EVENING.
A severe hail and wind storm, NOV
ing from the northwest to tbs south
east, passed through Gcodland Mon
day evening, doing considerable dam
age to buildings, gardens and lawns.
The approach Of the storm was an
noaneed by a gust Of wind which tore
down several barns and overturned
outhousss and sheds. and in one in
stance swept the deck from a dwelling
house. Then, FOR an hour, the hail
Numbered down IN a perfect avalanche
until the streets and surrounding
country we're white with ice
Window panes we're broken out,
chimneys wrecked and the interior Of
buildings dreDched. Chickens that
failed to get to shelter succumbed to
the violence Of the storm.
The storm was probably at its worst
at Goodlsnd, but it extended from the
county line on the north 70 several
miles south Of town, although its path
was only few miles wide. Cora fields
in this strip we're badly battered down
and stacks and shocks Of small grain
soaked up considerable.
In the evening following the hail, {
heavy rain set in which appeared TO b'
general. Tbs precipitation of both
storms, as registered by the govern
ment gauge, was % inches.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-08-20

should be wiling to give to the chair
man Of the national republican com
mite a receipt In full
aHanna reddsned and seized the
arms Of his chair IA az effort to rise.
bat evidently he thought better Of it,
and settled back again. This incident
closed the chapter, and the bill was
carried in great haste to the president
foF his signature
Referring to ofaiFs in Kansas Sen
ator Harris expressed his qualification
az Attorney General BOyls's course in
the Insurance case. He said; Judge
Williams's order vas something re-
markable. And he made it, too, on ex-
parte hearing Having made the order,
Williams is now backing out Of it. Il
the order is worth anything, Boyle is
guilty Of contempt Judge Williams
commanded Boyle to bring no suit
civil or criminal. Boyle brings a civil
suit and Williams says it vas the prop
or thing for him to do. I understand
Boyle proposes to arrest some Of the
campsny's agents. I hope he viii. Il
strikes me that this is a good oppOr
tunity to make one federal Judge, al
least, ridiculous. "-Kansas City Star.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-08-20
First published August 2O.l
n-LVs--,s-- s--tt.

IN the district court within and for the county
/ of Sherman in the state Of Kansas, John II.
Ward plaintiff, vs.. John SWANSON ct. al, de-
PENDANTS, John Swanson and MTs. John swan
sson, his wife, first name unknown, Charles ].
Hul0uist, and Mrs. Charles j. Hulquist, bis
wife, first name unknown. and John Doe, real
name unknown, viii take notice that the said
John H. Ward plaintiff did, on the 10th day OF
August, 1881, file his petition IN SAID district
court within and for the county Of Sherman in
the state Of Kansas against the said above
named defendants, and that the said defendants
and each and all of you must answer said
petition flied as aforesaid on OF before
the lst day of October, 1891, OF said
petition viii be taken as true, snd q judg-
ment rendered IN said action against said de-
PENDANTS, John swanson and the mOrtgaged
premises hereinafter described for the sum OF
four hundred and no ons-hundredtbs dollars
with interest thereon at the rate Of u per cent
per snnum from the LIST day OF October, 1892
and for the further sum OF 81 with interest
thereon at the rate of u per cent per annum
from the LIST day of October, 1892 and for the
further sum OF el3.6l with interest thereon az
the rate Of IL per cent per annum nom the 9TH
day Of July, 1891, and for costs OF suiti and
further judgment against said defendants, John
Swanson and Mrs. John Swanson, his wife, first
name unknown, Charles j, Hulquist and Mrs.
Charles J. HulQuist, his wife, hrst name uG-
known, and John Doe, real name unknown, for
the foreclosure OF certain mortgage upon the
following described real estate, tO-Wit; The
northeast quarter (NEll) Of section thiTty-fivo
i35) in township SIX (6j south Of range forty li0
west of the Sixth principal meridian, lying and
situated in the county Of Sherman in the state
Of Kansas, and adjudging that the said plaintiff
have the first lien on said premises to the
amount for which Judgment viii be taken as
aforesaid and ordering said premises 70 Be sold
EitiOat aPpFaisement and the proceeds applied
to the payment of the amount due plaintiff and
costs Of suit, and forever barring and l0FeciOs-
ing ssid defendants, and each Of them, Of and
from al right title, estate, interest, property
and equity Of redemption, II or 70 said premises
or any part thereof
HOYT ANDREWS, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Attest: J.. H. HAEBE, Clerk.
BY FANNIE T. HAEET, Deputy.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-08-20
TOO FRIENDLY no WEALTH.

United States Senator Harris OfKan-
sas was at the Union station short
time this forenoon, on his was to Leav-
enwor tn.
Senator Harris returned from Wash
ington Saturday and is domioilled,
until congress shall meet in December.
on his farm at Linwood, in Leaven-
worth county. The senator is looking
we'll and says he is in perfect health.
To reporter of The Star he said
that to him the only real disappoint-
ment of the recent extraordinary ses-
sion of congress was the failure of bis
Union Pacific resolution to pass.
aThe tariff bill is an Ubiquitous meas
uFe," he said, "but it vas one of the
things we expe3ted when Mckinley
was elected, and therefore it was not a
disappointment. But my resolution
was different thing. It was designed
to protect the peoples interest in the
Union Pacific property and it should
have passed. We had votes enough to
pass it. Five or six republicans were
ready to vote with as and carry the
resolution in spite of q few corporation
democrats who are opposed TO it.
"Foraker, who was with US, thought
there was no great haste necessary,
as he did not believe the court would
get to the foreclosure proceedings
before the regular session Of congress,
But I see that Judge Sanborn, in the
face of the pending resolution, has
ordered the sale Of the road in Octo-
Der, two months before congress viii
meet. We sent to Judge Ssnborn and
to all the other federal judges copies
OF the reeord-served notice on them
but, notwithstanding, the sale has been
ordered, the upset bid to be 45 million
dollars.
"If the property be sold under that
order and the sale approved by The
court, it will wipe out every vestige Of
the many millions the government
owns in it, and the road will become
the property of 5 corporation created
under the laws of Utah-a tramp cor
poration not amenable to the laws Of
the United States.
lam on my way to LeaVenWOrth TO-
day to gather up the thread OF litiga-
ton in the matter. There may be an
opening for US to get in by hook OF
crook and yet prevent this outrage.
SIT is shocking thing to contem-
plate. There SENS to be nobody in
authority wiling to protect the PEG
pies rights. Everybody seems to be
the friend Of the corporation.
aFhis was the case too in congress-
The men who we're in It. to use a pop
ular phrass-the men who are in Che
ssddle-thouEht only Of the trusts
combines and corporations, and theJ
passed the Binglsy tariff bin
@Fhe only time I saw Hanna sAgry
j during the session vas g moment sftsl
the passage Of the bin. Well said
i Waite OF California, surveying the
senate chamber and turning toward
Hennas 1t is finished, and nos the
trusts. CONFINES sna- Corporations