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LONDON. seas n There sas soct s.,enssrr-
o. shr -aa, sse.te- .Aes ss<se Rather s<stry
rssision prevails specially sor sfessf nsrsnnr vkies
v~-. w~n maintained. thsaxs y~xt<r9sys slixss Hrf
sssiness vas AprArNvf, ncsasfy for r~1tun s-cG-et
to~ s.eur~d e-vssh~eAs ss1 sifr~ Nov ZsAland
gr.xsy c-osssf-S's soA rvs4Gy 4n4 prseraiiy ne
k1me trade Th> American fIr-hsssrs seu->f
ersl sarVels ~ ms'fln suc's az fsg sx-sHee A
sei.r-.6= - AW~tyaliah ns6Dss ocr,sfnet several
S,od nn-s creensisn6 gr-ssp ss-5is sxksn by
TIE caA,insat sccusea ns-.nas r~rv In s.fezs r.
E.snd Tue sSsrsnss for nsxr YEA nznss~y 9. -
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MOVEMENT or WARsHIPs.
what VIII Ne DOae with the O1ym
MIA neueaAa - n~-~v.s VGSsh~.


.WAsHINGToN. Sep, so.-The Morn
York neaf Wednesday for Hampton
Roads. arriving there next day. Admiral
sampson will haul down hts Gag on the
New York and Admiral Faraubar viii as
sumo the command Of the squadron on
the 18th Of October The ships vii stay in
the roads until that date and probably n
few days later. In order TO allow the new
commAndsr-in-cbief time 10 dray up his
plans for the winter maneevers. Some
sive repairs. and this viii delay the exc
cufion OF any large programme until well
along toward spring.
The movements OF the Olympia In tho
immediate future will depend upon the
disposition Of Admiral Dewey. IL II said
81 tbs navy department. The officials
here de- not know yet whether the ad-
mirai will return 20 the ship Immediately
after the conclusion Of The Washington
hts friends. he will elect to remain in
washington for few days. His person
nj bejongfngs are aboard the Olympia.
and he will be afforded the opportunity
TO remove them NJ his leisure before be-
ing detached. The ship must await the
return Of large portion Of her crew.
who are coming TO Washington TO par
t!ctpate IN the presentation ceremonies.
no she cannot leave New York before
Dewey Decides To accept the invitation
Ehich was extended to him through Sec
yetary Long and Assistant Secretary
Allen. 20 visit Boston on October 10. ne
win probably make the trip there on the
Olympia. but that point will not be de-
cited until he shall have had confer
ence with Secretary Long.
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CHICAGO. sert B.-CGst,s Receipts to-day were
too small 10 make martet. and quotation. s-re
almost entirely nominal few lots Of medium
grade cattle sold o. unchanged prie-s.
There Vas fairy seffss dssnand for hogs at
yesterdays range n prcas HcavS hogs soiA 81 y 10
aus MIXED lots At - tb4< 70 ard hSh, Of D tsf
a. Pigs brought " Ma - and cTiils 81 MS
Rsexirss Of sheep and lsrnts vev light esd IN.
market msty . nsminal eA~ep v@s ssis-
aide 81 81 TSpey for infsros rr - estt >; choice
lxmns scd Il = ssS3
Rsc-sp,s--Cs,ta - bead. hsss I'm hesa: she~p.
30 head.
Omaha.
OMAHA. a>rt- Cattle Receipts. isg hest
msxhst steady. Nafive heef scsrs 8 iaas 3
Western steer. y NssE: rsrs' steers. 9 'ass %.
eows and hstsers. 8 IN =! csnnerv. = 8zs VI .
stecker, an t.ear.. s. Sss calves ~ sss< % hxIl.
and STAR &fsst
Hces- Receipts. 10 brad marts. s,safy - sc
lower Hssv, " rtst -. siysA 81 tsss ~: hight.
q xsrtf's bsiis Of saies ~ s1ssr< ~.
sheep Receipts. 80 head Narts. sssssy Fair
20 ehcice Westerns. q Skas - common s1d stock
shsep. s. ss&1 Dc. lsus~ AFs
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r. fsaey dairy. nS9s: 90 sssoaAs. ise1r pscsasd.
cssssp--Nss. M4fie: Ys~ng An.zsea. u41iSe:
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west SD 0ODs.
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fsin lasts szloe; nounfssa iauhs. sS,se: Sac yos-
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


Financial.
SEW T0RE. sers ~. Tc-sre--4si- As-v-L
t1ssr's farfcn Snxarfss eahesssm saFg
TIE zArsrts h~rr .~-e d~prsss~t ;s<sy Money
tsrs~v A-E there 80 sAb a Eas~rz-
Feet snaa A~s-.f.rs s~sltasNs hut foge~t ts9sss.
aA.scn IN ,hs. hts cesscS Tie Cape sr-s an Ae
nsYs sssz
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LONDON serA M-~s~tss. rs=ee ~ rsfcn
rsrsss preferred ~: <evlsss@ Psr4Se rrss<rs~1 -
GrAs4 T~nk ~ AaA~s<a- IL Asekison. n Has
silver eut3 81 "a rp~ -snew HnnsJ. ~ -,
rAs rate - Afsssens On tbs ag~>s na-srs Fog ssr-r
tsgs ~ - seSt sor ssr-< zo,.As hsi., Z pr
USea1sfuds.
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s-a No ! California - i>18s@ - No ref
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Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. sept D-Tofsy's statement q
the condisson Of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance So 81 -
Geld reserve 5&f1 =
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DoNDAY
hardware fer EveSyday
Use.


We carry evevythisg ssss -
cutlery SD we are e~ssens 60
sell sseh goods 81 ptsss every
Asy moderate prse~s- Se WATT
ter what Mad yss wsss-
hsfBders' hardware. se~iss 90
house hsrswsre yea VIII End
10 here ssd tightly prs~ea.
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HALIFAX. N. g.. Sept 30-Mark Lynch
jaime. x. I'm ESek Of worecst"r .ea sna
James Norris. Of Halifax. in n three-rrile
race In single scuils today for pure OF
9yO
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Green Fruit oYsrsss. Mediterranean sv~,ts n 4
Is: fancy valrnetss. 81 50: ienons, SAsS 50 aeccrd
ing 60 grade. banana taS3 50: pipsa nnlss
s&s5 per dos appies. 81 Asi % psr nsr !.
rrsh arpiss sssiS In half hoIes: Caliscyul. A..
.elif packed 81. cartons u ~: erznh~ryes q s<s
80 Ter bhl peaches eaasr piurn< so~aor rr.n..
esassc. CoucSrds $500 per basket. peAr.. 4, =
per bot. hisesheris-. y!si rsr crate vs,srm.f
1us 81 Is per doz. cantalcapss sscaA crate. uu,nee
g.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-12-07
First Publication Nov %. 1SS9-5w)
SHERlFF'S SALE.

OhbC OUVos
State OF Kansas. Phillips County. IS:
In the District Coart of Phillips County,
N. B. Mccormick Plaintiff,
We.
Lizzie Conn, j A Conn and n A Conn, Defend
ants
DUBLIC notice is hereby given. that under and
i by virtue of the judgment rendered in the
above entitled action, in aud by the above named
Court and of an order of sale said Judgment,
to me directed and delivered will on Tuesday,
December 26, 1899, at the hour of O'Clock p m.
of said day, at the east door of the court house
In Phillipsburg, in the county of Phillips, state
of Kansas. offer at public sale and sell to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the fOllowing
described real property, viz: lots twenty-one I'D
and Twenty-Five (22) OF block one % range i've 90
In Bieselrs addition to the city OF Philipsburg.
Phillips county. Kansas. Said property has been
levied upon and is to be sold as the property of
the above named defendants
Dated this Goth day of November A. D. 1890.
RITNEk SMITH. Sheriff Phillips county.
n. B. MCCORMICK Atty for P'ltff
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-12-07
(First Publication November 16, 1899 3w)
PUBLICATION NOTICE

In the District Court of Phillips County, Kansas
John Ii Keaton, plaintiff,
Mary A Keaton, defendant.
mo the defendant mary a Keaton: You are
L hereby nUtltied that you sued by the plain
TIL, John ii Keating in the above named Court;
aud that he Iiled his peJltion therein November
n 1899 pra for an absolute decree of divorce
OF said plaintin from the bonds of matrlmonY
heretofore existing between you and said plain
tiff. That you are hereby required TO answer SAID
petition on or before the Both day of December,
A ID, 1899, OF SAID plaintiffs petition will be ad-
Judged true and your default therein. and judg-
ment rendered accordingly prayed for, diVOre :
ing sand planIit IRON you, and Tor such other re
hef as may appear reasonable and just.
JOIN Ii KEATON,
by \ 3 MCCORMICK, Attorney Tor Plaintiff
Attest w a BARRON, clerk District court.
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First Publication Nov. %. 1899 w
PUBLICATION NOTICE

In the Distri Court OF Philips county, Kansas
q r Rrafnera. as administrator of the Estate OF
George a Is angs, deceased, plaintiff,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-12-07
First Publication Nov. %, 1s99-3'
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
No. 3647.
In the District Court of Phillips County, Kans as
NIL Bogart, Plaintiff

No. 3647.
In the District Court of Phillips County, Kans as
M Bogart, Plaintiff,
Warren A Lindsey, Fannie Lindsey, Glide NJ
Lindsey. Lola Al Lindsey, he lrs OF Lizzie M
Lindsey, and the Kansas Mortgage 20. De-
fendan1s.
Warren A Lindsey, annie a Lindsey, eide M
Lindsey. Lola NJ Lindsey heirs OF lizzie NJ Lind
sew and the Kansas Mortgage Co will take notice
that you have been sued Ia Inc above named
eourt and that you must answer the petition lied
therein by the above named plalntln on or before
the fifth day of January 1900, or said pc ltlon Will
be taken az true. and q judgment rendered against
Warren Lindsey and Fannie Lindsey Tor Inc
sum of $500 with interest thereon al the rate OF
10 Der cent per annum from February i, 1888. aud
for the further of $S7 70 with interest thereon
at the rate of ten per cent per annum from OcG
2. 1899 and for the costs OF suit ADD 1ur her
closure of certain mortgage made by " arren "A
Lindsey and Fannie Lindsey 10 the hahsas
Mortgage Company, bearing GATE FEB L, 1859,
upon the following described premises situated
in the county of Philips and the state OF Kansas,
tOwit: the southeast quarter OF section twenty
(20). in township nVe t5) sonth OF range sixteen
u6) west of 9Th m, and aojudging That the
plaint tiff has the first lien on SAID premises 10 the
amount for which judgment Will De taken as
aforesaid, and ordering SAID premises sold &C
cording to law and the proceeds thereof De ap-
piled: LIST to the payment OF the costs OF suit; End
TO the paymen { of any unpaid taxes which may
be lien on said premises; and 5rd 10 In pay
ment of the amount found due Tie plalntl1, and
forever barring and foreclOslng said defendants
and all persons claiming or To claim under-Ihem
either of them OF all right, title, interest or
equity of redemption in to said prem1see or
any part thereof. X. FRANK S11NSUN,
ATTEST: Atty for Plaintiff.
w. A. BARRON, Clerk District Court.
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(Flrst Publication Nov %, 1s99-3w)
PUBLICATION NUTlCE.
No. s64s.

In the District Court of Phillips County, Kansas.
To T,ucy POTTER, - POTTER her husband
given name unknown, B La ndtar. Bella Land1are
- Landfare, husband OF Bella Lanotare name
unknown, Francis y Cradle, +. y Cradle and w
Small. Won and each of you will take nOLIce that
You have been sued in the above named CourL by
w Crawford, plaintiff. and that you must an
aver the petition filed therein by the above
named plaintiff on before the 5th Jay of Janu-
AIRY 1900, or said petition wlll be taken as true
and Judgment rendered against you and ach OI
you Quoting the title of the plaIntlh III and TO
the south half OF the southeast quarter, the uorIn
east quarter OF southeast quarter of section TWEEN
fv-seven (27) the southwest quarter OF the eouth-
west quarter of section twenty-six (26J all III
township four ~, south OF range nineteen 40
west of 9Th m, against all Claims, tile, or inter
est of any or all of you ana tor the COSTS OF the
suit, and forever barring SAID defendants and all
persons claiming TO Gain under them or either
Of them of all right title. interest In or TO said
premises or any part thereof.
IsEALl r. FRANK ST1NsON, Atty for PItH
ATTEST: W. a. BARRON, clerk Dist. court.
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First Fabrication Nov. 80, 1893 3w)
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District court of Phillips County, Kansas
2. q 5. Lowe, Plaintiff,
Libby Josephine Holmes and Richard NJ Rhamy,
Defendants.
state of Kansas, Phillips County,
To Libby Joseph inc Holmes and Richard M.
Rhamy You and each of you will take notice
that you have been sued in the above named
Court by z. ,. Lowe for The purpose of quiet
ing his title to the north half OF Ihe northeast
quarter OF section two, of township two OF range
nineteen, il Phillips county, Kansas ana that
you must answer the petition filed herein on or
before the 10Th day of January 1900, the state
ments contained in the plaintiffs petition will be
taken as true and judgmept rendered against you
accordingly Plaintiff asks that Libby Josephine
Holmes be barred from all right, title and inter-
est in and TO the said land. Plaintiff asks that
Richard Nj Hhamy be barred from an right, title
and interest in and to the said land that he may
claim under a certain mortgage bearing date OF
May Is, 1891, executed by David GOode and
Ma1an Nj Guode, describing sa1a land wherein
Richard NJ hhamy is gran ee.
w, q. bISoEI4L, Attorney f. Plaintiff.
ATTEST: W. A. BARRON,
Clerk District Court
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First Publication Nov. %, 1s99-4w.)
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the Probate Court in the County of Phillips
in the State of Kansas.
In the matter of the Estate of Henry Pratt
deceased.
MOTT, E is hereby given to all creditors and
IN others interested i'll the above entitled mat
ter that l will en- the 10Th day of December 1899,
make final settlement of the estate of Henry
Pratt late of Phillips county, dec ased, and will
at th+t time. apply to the Probate Court of Phil
lips county, Kansas, 10 be discharged as Admin
istrator of The said estate.
RITNER SMITH. Administrator.
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In the District court of Phillips County, Kansas
2. q 5. Lowe, Plaintiff,
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(Firlt Publication November ls. 1s99-sw)
Executors Notice.

STATE Or. KANSAS, Phillips County, SIS.
In the matter of the Estate OF Edwin B Hay, de-
ceased. late OF Phillips County. Kansas.
NOTICE il hereby given that IN the 10th day of
IN November. A d 1s99 the undersigned was by
the Probate Court of Phillips County, Kansas.
duly appointed and qualified as Executor of the
Estate OF Edwin B 7ay, late Of Phillips county,
deceased A Il parties having clfims against said
estate are hereby notified 70 pres Mt them for al
loVVauce to the undersigned within year from
date hereof or they ma ne excluded fri
any benefit of sach estate, aud if snch claims be
not presented within three years from date they
'N-'' 'O' WILLIAM GooDER, Executor.
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First Publication Nov 2, 1S99-5w)
SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that will offer for
AN sale and sell at public auction to the highest
and best bidder for cash in hand, NJ the from door
of the court house i'll Fhilllpsourg, Phillips county
Kansas, on the 5th day OF December 1893, at the
hour OF 2 O'Clock p. m. of said day the following
described real estate situated Phillips county
Kansas. Jowit: Lhe southeast quarter of section
tWenty-eight 1881. in township nVe (o), south OF
range eighteen t1SI west oil the 9th p. IN.
The above described real estate IS taken and
will be sold as the property of the defendants
uAder and by virtue of order of sale issued out
Of the District Court of Phillips county, Kansas,
In action wherein VIM Priest is plaintiff and
Charles Brown, SOPHIA a Brown. Christian
Miller, NJ II BIssell, M NJ BlsseLl as admins
tratrix of the estate OF Villa Blssel, deceased,
w Bissen, Myrta haggard, ID HHggard,
James 1remble, Flora IremDle, the Philips
County Bank, corporation, John u GeDhart
and + i annOn are defendants, and TO me d.
rected and delivered.
Given under my hand at Phillipsburg, Phillips
county, Kansas, this 9th day of october 1899.
RITNEk SMITH Sheriff Phillips CouaTY.
DARLINGTON q STURGIs, Atty's for Plth.
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In the DisEri Court OF Philips county, kansas
E. f. Brainerd, as administra tor of the Estate OF
George ~ Is 4ngs, deceased, plaintiff,
VS..
Jobn Ritzmsn and - Ritzman, his wife,
whose first name is unknown to plaintiff, de-
PENDANTS
ITO John Ritzman and - Ritzman. wife of
L John Ritzm an. you will take notice that you
have been sued in the above named Court, and
that you must answer the petition lied therein
by the above named plaintiff on or before the 5th
day of January. 1860, or said petition will be tax
en- as true, and a judgment rendered against you
and each of you, setting aside and holding for
nought two certain tax deeds. issued to Jehn
Ritzman, by the County Clerk of Phillips County
Kansas, on the 29th day Of June, 1898, and re-
corded IN Volume 8. at pages % and %, resPec
lively, the 29sh day of June, 1895, one deed
being for the SOU invest quarter of section four
teen I'd III township one u south of range zine
teen (I9l west IF the Sixth 2. M, and the other
deed beng for the northwest quarter OF section
twenty three (23) il township one a. south OF
range nineteen Cl9 west Of the Sixth Z; III and q
further judgment against you giving the posses
sion OF said premises to plaintiff, nd for costs of
suit to be taxed against said defendant John Ritz
man, and adjudgiDg that the title to said land
rests in the said estate of the said George A.
Bangs, dece ased.
ATTEST: Attorney for Plaintiff.
W. a. BARRON Clerk District Court.
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Notice Of Intent to Make Bridge Ad-
Precipitation.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of
Kansas, intenu to make appropriation OF sou
for the purpose of assisting Long Island town
ship in building two bridges across Prairie Dog
Creek IN said township, said bridges being known
as the Hoy briGe aud the ButterieId bridge, SAID
appropriation viii be made at the regular anu
airy, 1900. session of The Board. By order OF The
Board of County commissioners.
lsEALl L. D THORNTON, County Clerk.
BY W n. MCILVAIN, Deputy.
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TRELSURER,S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following IS a
list of lands and town lots in the comfy OF fallI
lips in the state Of Kansas. sold Tor taxes an
unredeemed at tsis date, showing the names OF
persons to whom assessed, when such appear on
the tax roll, the amount OF taxes and costs 70
eether with interest thereon calculated to the
last day Of redemption, and unless suen lanes
and town lots are redeemed on or before the aate
following each description as given below, lheS
will be CONVEYED to the purchaJ er upon presenta
tion of tax sale certificate as required by law:
Last day of r.
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(F1rst Pub LEGATION Nov. so, 1699-3w)
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.

Case No $780,
In the District Court OF Phillips County, Kansas
Anna Woodward, Plaintiff,
W. +. Woodward, Defendant.
ITO W T. Woodward. defendant: You will take
i notice that the 29th day November, 1899,
plaintiff filed her petition the above Court,
king that she be divorced from you; that sne
be ayarded custody OF her minor child, Frederick
mat The uJe lots II and is FLOCK seven
"a range four ~, Phlllipsburg, Kansas, be con
t1rmed in her, and you excluded from all rights ol
lite therein or thereto Unless you answer to
SAID petition on or before the 10Th day OF Janu
airy, 1900, judgment will be rendered as prayed
against you ana IN favor of the plaintiff.
ANNA WOODW ARD, Plaintiff
ATTEST: w. a. BARRON
Clerk District Court.
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Grand Store Opening.

Grand Store Opening.
We heve our new store build og
completed aud have complete stock
of general merchandise absolutely
new. We are now open ready for
business and solicit share of your
patronage Also complete line of
first class bard ware at the old stand
JOHN HILLsTEAD & Son,
Marvin. RRna.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-28
NEW SURVEY OF B. & O.

Over in Ohio-To Build a New Line Be-
tween Powhatan and Cambridge, TO Es-
cape Heavy Grades-A New Bridge Over
the Ohio
The new proposed route for the B. &
0. on the Ohio side of the river seems
to have taken a very definite shape.
The object of the new line is to escape
the grades between Bellaire and east
of Cambridge, as for many years these
grades have been a cause of serious
concern to the company. The new
line is over the first survey made when
this road was built, and known as the
Central Ohio, and the route will go
through very rich coal land in south
Belmont county and north Monroe
county. This land has been leased for
many years and several parties are ia
terested in these coal developments.
The new line starts east of Cambridge,
and follows the Captina creek down to
Powhatan, and then follows the river
down to Sunfish creek, where it is said
a bridge will be built across the river,
then joining the main line at Board
Tree tunnel, in West Virginia A large
corps of engineers are making this sur
vey and have a carload of camping
outfit and are well prepared for win
ter. Some railroad men say the OBJ
ject is merely to keep back other roads,
and If the new line was opened it
would only be for freight.
There Is proof that the old line will
not abandoned, as the company is
double-tracking between Bellaire and