The Allison Times du lieu suivant : Allison, Kansas • 4

Int. K. I). WcGiuU'jr, of thU plat, ALLISON TIMES. COPPS LAND REVIEW, "PrmUda: Ilolmaa'a WUujf her UJuther Mr.

Marnlmll, of Look Out For Better Uge tit. nrrj FrUijr. UtrM. (. Webb Bertram bu ptirt liRMMl the OU-rlin Kannt-r, mid ill continue lu ty IMPORTANT NOTICE.

JEJ We will bave to make the announcement at but Ul Proof Notices, for Publication at this office must be paid for, on tho week following the first publication; or they ill be throw out Take notice and govern yourselves according. SHIELDS LEWIS. fblriJ Lewi. FJHpnt, In the beginning of this wrlm of publit-Htiuu. li tU-m, mention nwido of what Mr.

r. II. Cow hn rrturiifd from KANSAS. know us the Hoi man public Land Hill Smith county, lie rt-imrU bb brother Than Those, Bargains NorrU very tick lit CfUarvillo. and of the bill forfeiting railroad land grants, and it was Mated that neither would pass both Houses of cougrvM at Dollar prr Annum la Atlvanr.

Mr. Ed, Siiinii)erlia) and family d- the prone tit itt-twluti. Subsequently the pitrWxl for lows Monday, to make that NOTK No. inw, Uuul OUkw mi OUwIlo Ktinm. Auui4, I.

fact was announced that bills bad been thrir future borne. TS AUU VtmnS of TrJ nnu mr? (MM MusiUf iln. of Wt- Dr. Kiutkw, I'mII, R. P.

Hut. panned by the House of ItepreMentiitivcs AND Nollo la hm-bjr in that tit fulhm ln-tuun. The Rrimbllnum are xt riving and at i the opinion that (hey would nut get I draining avuri ihtvu. in Iidik-h of car nl aoUlor bum filnl But ire of til lutvtiliua lunula foal piwif in mijk1 lila cklra and lluU wlj proof wiU ba nuklo Ix-firo IUla(ar ntl H-4t-r through the Senate was reiterated. tying Kudhiw this fall.

Mr. Holmnn mms to bave arrived at conclusion In harmony with those at Olvrlin un 3 l. Ui SAUL' not Itufe-HEI Pit Ha. Ul. O.

A. Mi nwuUrlf I jUUaua, DiwMar unlr, Kt.imm, wtwrf Ant ad liUnl B-iUmU tit mcU motiilt ml I o'clock. Sheridan county will have a larger when you do KUF. HIPKD. I'Mfl f.ir.tlw me' opinions, and has adopted a very unus m-reiitfe of miiiiII gram nown this full Uiwn i ruts Jtt nt.

Ho nnmm flw fulluaiim lUiaua la rave miii intuitu uix.n ual- not to say unwise course with I than ever before. Times, ro. II, L. Mi'Luia, Cum. a II.

Cam I'm, A.li. atiilcultliillnf w.l(ILaiil,lit: M. T. Ilrixl. view to securing by miMjietuhn the ob Ilwl-An Infant child of Mr.

Combs' pury. H. L. Mulbu. II, T.

O-Wtio, 11. C. Hu. lo. jects be fears will prove unattainable living near Adell, died Thursday TOWNSHIP 0FK1CKIW or AMJKON T.

nil of Alllxin Kwmm. MM Fiatik llanm. II. find them, Come by the ordinary methods of rejs-al imd night, was burled Friday near A dell Jamh U. Hmllh.

(ml lUJorl Mlwr JiltiV of straight forward declarations of forfeit ure. Ilia Pmpw, TnMrtiT. W. Hi Jnuiitt. Tftw A.

t3T Biti offer In a Timber Claim, P. Lc-oiuu-d, TirBltliClfk Jolia HMt-kUCtin. 5U acres In culltivntion, acres of tim Oil August 2H he introduced Hill tahh' a T. 0-lwni uul 0 WboJurk. sOTICE so.

1.TH.17. Iuul VllU at Obrrlln Knnww. Aug. fl, 1HHH. ber planted.

tyCull on this oillce to suspend all laws touching the IIm noon. salof public lands except the home VNITED STATICS MAIL, Mittlnt lt(ri'lr trlvsn UimI tlm follwln-rutm stead law, and for other purposes," by ARRIYKSfmre Lenora, nvmr WU 1 (i-ttltr Itu filial oiSini of hl inu-nlioa to nwVr ommiil(l jinH.f lu Miinit of liU anil lliat Mtitl iriif will Lm mmlt- bt fniv ItUifrauiI K. P. Kiipe, E. C.

McGinley nnd others of Allison, were In the city Wedmwdny. hich it Is provided thai the public B-ljtr sail Kri.luy 11 Mm. m. awl ib-purl (or OIf lin nnil Add I tn. lands of the I'nited stales shall be dis cr at Oberlin on let 10, 188, viz AlUtlVlOi fmm Obxrlin mygrj Tamlnr.

Than. We acknowledge a plesaut calLOber lin Opinion. putant of only under and according to HOt'KB LEWIS dny nl Hatunl ijr at 120 p. in. and tk-uaru for the provissions of the homestead laws, lim fur tli w'i is town fl i itfonra at 1 p.

m. 3. F. Lcoxao, p. m.

Lucy Parsons says ber silence Is more and that the commutation clause of raiin 3H wwt. Kiluar Alcorn lni truulo do. t'lKt 8'iitmlior 21 'M In notidnl to ttpmr at terrible than l.er epeech. Many bus-bauds are reading this remark of Lucy's nine tlitw and l-litra or 1) I1I be those laws shall be incjerntive, until the pending legislation affecting such lands shall be disposed of, or until the He nnmm tlio foUowlnic wIiiu-wk to proru t) their wives. CMnllmmiM rniilinca upon nml rulllvation of niitl b.nil.

tIi: Jnmra Blmn, Slucrt, Ik a present session of Congress shall ad Humll, 1 BorniT, all of Alilwin ti.nxix. The h( reams of small pleasures fill oum; and that any Isolated or discou I Frank Ilncon, lU tilrtrr. iiecled tracts of public land less tliau the lake of happiness i the dcciest retchedness of life is the continuance IDI) acres may be ordered sold at jirlrute Democratic National Ticket. For Prcslihmt. CJROVEIt CLEVELAND, Of New York.

For Vice-I'rcslilcnt, ALLEN" 0. TIIUKMAX, Of Ohio. Dcmoiratic State Ticket. of petty pains. Henry Fielding.

NOTICE No. 11030. Land OUice al Olxrlin K.in.-ut. AuirUKt 31, 1KHS. or public sale for not less than 1.25 per acre when in the judgement of the Notice In hefi-by iilren thut (lie follnalnit-nam- 'omniissioiier of the General Land A Logan cbuty lady has sworn out od anttliv Un tili-d notice of IiIm intent ion ti utiike Ollice it be proper to do so warrant for her husband, charging hi in limtl cnmnmtntlon pn.f In upMirt of liin clitim That during and after the pendency ot with leaving "her bed and board ith a etnd we will (rive tlje fqlr lowing: GREAT, bargains, No.

25 Timber Claim, 50 acres in cultivation, five acres of timber, a good smooth Claim, in a good locality. Price' S450. No. 39 Deeded quarter, sod house stable, 20 acres breaking good dug well. S600.

Half Cash. No. 35 Relinquishment. Price, 8270. No.

41 Is a dandy, for S600. nml thai wild priK.f will lio niiule fom Ji-(iHlr nnd llTfiTcr at Olxrlin on li isss. of measures now before Congress rela line horse belonging to the plaintiff." 6- vii: JOHN A. IIKLFOltD II. E.

11J17 the tive to railrod grant forfeitures no act v'i w'i ee' eoclion town etmutKotflwivt done by any of the grantees shall en- We learn that Oberlin lias been visit He nnmiw the follow ing wIiiiwmh to i roro hi arge their right or claim to any lands continnouH nwlilvnce ninin, nnd cultivation i.f covered by the grants, nor shall this wild land, rit: Dvid N. Iii.iljcr, II. V. Jeuk. ed by a lin, but have not the particulars farther than the Palmer House, and on the est side of that street.

T.tck Foster, Ed. Combs, all of Ad. 11 Ki.nxi-. 2-7 Fmnk llnct.n. provision be construed to diminish or waive any right of the United Stales to leclare a forfeiture of any of the grants.

Mr. Campbell and Mr. Guy, cf Ober In a brief letter like this it would be NOTICE No. I mil. Lum Otiico nt Olmrlia An.

31, ikhh. Notice 1 lipmb)- ivcn tlii.t the fi.lWin-nnm impossible to point out all the errors lin was viewing the senery of this locality venter-day. Mr. Guy Increased braced in this proposed law. In the our stock of ready cash, by subset ininj eU Bi-Ultfr lu-ji Slwl notiije of i intr-ntion tonmko rst place it vio a'es well established finr.l prriif in KtipiHrt nf hNclaim r.ii'l tlmt wtid for the Times.

gal principles in attempting tu accom proof will Iw mucin In-foru RuiHtor nnd lUsvivi-r nt OIprlin Kj.nn., on 13, IhhS, vi: JOHN ThoH. IJebb, ne of the Republican plish bv indirection that which haslei'ii found impossible to do in a direct legal manner. Next it undeifctkis to pie- BrEl'HKNSON 11. 12112 for the nt-U hoc SI town li mnKH 25 -t. John Miller who Candidates for Representative, will niiulr D.

B. BHW, Aj-ii! 27. 's7 on same li.nd is now ent persons who have home- speak at the School House heie Saturday night 13, 1888. The public is tead entries from exercising the right notified to ni u( tv.nic (imeitiid plnco or I.Ih D. 8.

wiil be euim-Ied. Hi'nniucB the following vritnrwm to jirovo Mm coutinunnH nwidenon uu invited. commute their entries which is to nml cultivation of Kid viz: Willir.ni Kninl. vouchsafed to them by the laws under wm, Fmnk Abolt, Nickolrw Ditlinwr, L. E.

Th3 olhe thief that stole the Winde all ot New AJiwlo Kimina For Governor, John Jlartin, of Shawnee County For Liu-tenant Govenior, Mlltn Jfwre, of Le.iveuworth County. For Secretary of State, Allen O. Thurman, of Labette County. Fr State Auditor, .11. WLIhnit, of Miami County.

For State Treasurer, W. White, of Morris County. For of Public Instruction, A. 21. Vole, of Phillips County.

For Attorney General, C. F. Ih-JJinblier, of Barton County. For Associate Justice, W. P.

Campbell, of Sedgwick County. For Congress Sixth District, S. IK. MaElroy, Of Decatur County. For State Senator, S.

H. Reynolds, of Gove County. LOCAL and GENERAL New Goods at McGinley Bros. (Jet your line job work done at this ollice. 2-0 Frr.uk Eaton.

KoiriHter. horses has been captured, and now languishes in the Oberlin Jail. Mr. Winde and Ilrccl; Vandtisen have gone for the other horue near Minden Kerr.ey county Xeb. ALLISON, ansas.

which the entries have been made. It denies to the persons (and their assigns) who for waivers of lejal rights to valuable lands have accepted scrip in the manner escribed by law and the terms of agreements between them and the government. It undertakes to wipe out of existence that rule of law laid down by the Supreme Court of the NOTICE No. 1122-1. Luad Office lit Oberlin Knnnnn.

Bep. 1, IR'H. Notico is Ifrcby givou the following-nun nottlur luis Ck-d notice of her intent ion to nir.ke final proof in support her claim nud thr.t Kit. IS NOW ON THE BOOM, proof will ba miitlo before Re(tr und Kect-iver nl Obnrlin Kr.rB., on November IS. 18SH.

viz: A woman in Trego county picked up a rattle snake in a dark cellar under the impression that it was a rag. She toil-eluded her impression was faulty and laid it down again. No serious results. MAKY E. MctilNLEY, formerly E.

Conn, II. E. (KM for tlie n' Bo'i so eection 81, and has the prettiest location for a town in Northwest Kansas. nml nw l-fouitlt mv nei'1i-n 1.2 tounTiK rai'KO 'in west. Site mimes the following witness s31 miles Southeast of Oberlin, our county seat, and is right on the Lenora, Oberlin Northwestern R.

and is bound to es to prove her continuous renit'ence upon, t.nd cultivation of Hf.id viz: R. T. Onbtirn, T. W. Hok-omb, John Shields, J.

J. idl Allitou KnnHns. 8-S Frank lUcon, RoKister. make the second best town in Decatur county, as the land is A prominent merchant of Phillips-burg was hot last week while interrupting the pleasures of another business man of thai city, who was maltreating his wife. Tl.e injued man will recover.

What an oiler. veil settled ali around us and we have as good a sectionof coun-ry as is in Kansas. And any one wanting. a good location for United States by which contracts with the government are to run until legally revoked by competent authority and to impair the rights of citizens. Should it be carried into efict it would ork incalculable injury to the progressive communities of tho Northwest, and interfere with private rights in every public land State and Territory in the Union.

It ould stop proceedings towards completing every entry that has been initiated under any other than the I.omestead law, aud probably cause the suspension of work on every line of uncompleted land grant railroad. The Commissioner, in the report which he will probably be called upon to make upon this bill, should emphatically disapprove its enactment into law. HENRY N. COIT. business of any kind, or a nice residence place will get bargains, bycomingatonce, was a windy disagreeable Monday diy.

Our daily Mail service from Jennings to Allison has been granted, for which we are very thankful, as it will give us communication with the outside world again. Truely we have a great and good Go er nvnt, properly managed by the Democratic pi-rty. Don't delay Coming. The Kansas Farmer, published at Topeka, has been enlarged to a 20-page, 80-column paper, and reduced in price to one dollar a year. It ranks among the best agricultural papers in the country, and for Kansas farmers it is the best, because it is made up specially for them.

It is now twenty-four years old is conducted by practical farmers, and published wholy in the interest of agriculture in the broadest sense of the word. The Farmer publishes full crop, stock and weather reports for tue entire State severi times a year. It also publishes, weekly, a list cf all the estray animals taken up in any part of the State. We have arrangements whereby we can oiler the Times, and the Kansas Farmer, both papers one year for This is au opportunity to get two needed papers for a very small outlay. I Don't Want The EartH.

MODEST riUCES SATISFACTORY, SMALL PROFITS ARE SUFFICI D. Warren is business id Atwood this week. A few special bargains in land. Inquire at this office. G.

W. Putt was in the county Capital Tuesday. Jessie M. Smith has gone on a visit to his old home, in Iowa. Geo.

Summerhays and wife drove over to Jennings Tuesday. Com cutting is fie employment of our farmers at this time. ENT, MODERATE PATROXEGE IS ACCEPTABLE, LARGER FAVORS PROPORTIOXLY. A stray newspaper waif says he that whoopeth up his own business in a newspaper shall reap a bountiful harvest in golden sheckles. lie that read-eth ment, and proliteth-shall have abundance of this worlds goods for little money.

lie that clios-eth not to subscribe for his home paper, shall wonder at his neighbor's intellect. He who advertise gets tlie cream of the trade, old fogies get the skim milk. Jennings Echo. There are a few people in Oberlin and Decatur county who are too indolent to breathe without grumbling, who are always siting around on the street corners aud kicking about the weather and the country and always threatening to move to some better one, but much to the disadvantage of our county and city they never get started. We notice, however, that the "lucky" man is the one that bestirs himself and brings into active use both brains and muscle.

Oberlin Opinion. THE BRIGHTEST, THE CHOICEST, THE FINEST, THE BEST; AND AS CHEAP A STOCK OF GROCERIES AS THERE IS IN TOAVN. CONSISTING OF made out free of Land papers charge at this ollice. CANED GOODS, DRIED FRUITS AND EVERY THING KEPT IN A The corn crop throughout this county is much better than has been reported, except in isolated instances. The hail storm of several weeks ago damaged GROCERY STORE, QUEENSWARE GLASSWARE.

i BACON" FLOUR. A CLEAN STOCK, AND POPULAR PRICES. GIVE ME A CALL. J. M.

HILL. Clay Center Times: A few weeks ago. the farmers of McPherson county got together and resolved to sow no more wheat.in order to head off the chinch bugs. Nevertheless.tlie McPherson Republican of the loth inst.says: "From what we can learn.there will be a large acreage sown to wheat this fail." some fields, but the damage is not so large as was feared it would be. There will be 1000 bushels in the county this fall where there was one last, liny is going to be a large crop also, and wt; notice that many of our farmers are stacking a large amount of it.

The farmers are all jubilant over the prospects and well they may be. Oberlin Opinion. Subscribe for The Times, and send it to your friends in the Eeast. If you want a good bargain in City property call at The Times ollice. Editor Shook, of the Jennings Echo was in this city the first of the week.

Homestead, Pre emption, Timber claims and deeded lands for sale by us. Cheap. Join the bright side of life. The fools are oa the other side. J.

M. Hill and Sam. Smith were doing business in Jennings Tuesday. Union Labor men are growing more nanguine as the canvass proggresses. J.

II, Conley, dealer in grain at Jennings was in our city a few minutes Tuesday. M. T. Bradbury, Benjamin McAlary and C. Stephenson were in Oberliu the first of the week.

THIS MEANS YOU The sad intelligence reached here yesterday of the death of A. J. Tompkins, an old honorable and highly respected citizen of this place. Mr. Tompkins left here about one year ago, and was attending to a farm he had near Hot Springs Arkansas, aud for the benefit of his health, which had become very poor.

He died the 7th of this month. Mrs. Tompkins his aged companion has been with her daughter, Mrs. J. F.

Leonard of this place, and knew nothing of his death until yesterday; consequently the shock to them is quite severe. They have the sympathy of the the entire community, hut few men have lived a more exemplary life than the deceased, well may we refer to him as an example for true uprightness of character. We have never in a single instance since knowing him found htm veryiug in any particular from a perfect upright and honest life; such its we would like for everyone to follow after. We would say to the friend left, to console yourselves, with tlie thought, that your loss is his 5i rtBjftiifli jl il iiifcf I Six cents. F.

FARMER, tiUt DuCATUIt KaKSAI. to Tkaue. Before says the Itusscl Journal, coming to town to do your tradeiug look over the paper and see who is the mor-t liberal advertiser and then go to him and buy yourgoods and our word you will never regret it' You will find the adveitisers are men of push and enterprise, and will give TJ. S. Land Offce, Obkblin Kansas, 10, 1R88.

Patents fcr the following-uumcd enttymen nre now in the Land Office nt Oberlin, and reuly for delivery: Liberty Adkincn, Ambrose Ernst, Jiired Andrew, Henry Enves, Franklin Booth, opir.h A French, John Br-nghnn, Johannes Fiechor, Jr. Louis Brown, JohnWGetlys, Georce Conner, John Gillcn, Jakob Conr.vlt, Wolfrod ILtden, James Clark, Ktimn A Conwi.y, TliorsiaHertzog formerly Wf'tn Dowmnn, Charles Hr.rlan, linger TJton HieH, John Temple, Bnry Hollinger, Jowrh Whitaker, Charles James, Philip Winnow, Emma Kellctt, Wninslcy, Ilawey KWlt-r, Elilue Welton, Prank Ludlow, E'nroa McClerry, A.lr.-n MoElroy, Lf.mr.r TltomAS (I Morris, Ellis Miles, David Motninge, William Mf.rthr. Him-V, Slover. Very Fbane Uicos, Eejist-jr. vnn twltcr KariraitiK than a man who is THE TIMES.

FOR Decatur county will have thousands too d()se flsted to spend a dolIjI. for foar upon thousands of bushels of grain to Juj wil, not Ret it The cy eed this year. or a man to carry on a successful bnsi- A physiciau says the Americans pit ness without advertising is past. Corn-more than any other people in the world, petition is so close that he must let t)m Th-tt is because there are so many ob- people know hat he has, or he will noxious to'iH i v. oave to tijwn never make a success.

Patronise tl.e du. iaau who advertises. grOnly one Dollar A Yearc.