Webster Eagle from Webster, Kansas • 2

r. f- I4MI KtKWM, No ru i oot. Soli '1'IIKN' AMI NOW. ana WEBSTER EAGLE. Vwuk, MONEY SAVED, IS 10" MPF! ill 0 AttlY.W.

Dr.l'Alfl riti: i MAILS. Hlocldon, WidiMi-r, Alcona, XI'nU'Miiil urn! Mllllirook; wi'Mt mivtn ut Wliklir, t.M Momluvn, mid 1'ildiij EhM 4 r. M. Tuesdays, Tliurtsdtiya nnd Siuur-. dun, Stockton, Wcbftnr, Cliaridlur, Zurich, nnd Karjn.

Wet Mouilirytt, VcdiH'Ddity nml FrJdny itiornlnjf. Eiist Tiicednys, Thurn-days nnd Riituidnysi. PoMoflloo lioum, Sundays from to A.M. J. J.

MoCimui, P. M. Welmtor, Kutifj. AT THE POSTOFFICE STORE, VECSTER, KAS. DEALERS IN 6R0GEIUE We aro Ileadqaartor for everything' in tho Grocery lino and are now them a cheap as any Stockton mer chant.

Give us a trial and be con. vinced. Our Motto Is Good goods, quick sales and Small profits. OTHIft ORY I0Q0S, BOOTS. OHOOEHgES, CAPS, GLOVES MITTENS, WOOLEN AND LUilUWUUU.US, it mm, WHY DOWN CROCKERY QUEENSWARE.

When you want Dry Goods, Groceries, or anything in the line of Gen-oral Merchandising, remember wo will and do sell as cheap as any store in Rooks County. 'LIVE AND Webster, IN THE STOMF BLOCK, 1 Notice In hi'icliy irlvnri that tho followlriir. niiiiiod Ki'ttlcr luoi till notice of IiIh Intention to mnko Itnnl In minnorl of IiIm claim, nnd tluil Hiild piiHif will tin mado belora tho lil-trict or lei li of lilnt. Court nt Htorliion, on Poo ith. iswi.

viz; Koed, l. w. No. Ill for tho 15 or doc, SiH. tp runfo lit.

Ho minion the followlriir wIIiiohki-s to provu hl contliiuomi rowldcnoo upon, uud i I it i Ion of. Hiiid land, John lluKhund John Noyce, Win Bpllttor, Frank Hiimoii, uli pf Snifiir Uiaf, Kiin John Hlmell, Key, Lund oHIoo nt Kirwin, Kans. Oct. No 10202. Notlep is hereby given thnt tho following named settler has Died noticeof his Intent Ion to make llnnl proof In support of his claim, nnd that said proof will be mndo before the I'l-obnte lubge at Millhrook on Nov.

2H. 1S.V.. viz: Oliver (iurlov I Id. lill73 for the po or sue 24 town 7 8 rungoSl wt. Ho names the following witnesses to tirovu his oontlnii ins resilience upon, anil cuirivaiion oi, nam ml.

viz: Z. T. Fletcher. I'etor Cniiiinn. I1 rank (Hindu, Thoiniw Johnson, oi Nlciidiimus Kan, lii) ft itilnoo Att y.

Joliq liMbci. I.nnd Olllce nt glrwln xnns. Oct. No. 1 0272 Notice Is hereby given that tho following.

named settler has filed notice of his liittintlon in make final pi-oof in support of his claim, and that said proof will bo mado before Kogls. ter nnd Itccolver ut Kirwin Kans on Deo. 2nd IHSi'i. viz: A. I).

Jones II li 10101 for tho s1, so qr soo ill town 6 south range 20 west and aditional UK No lTUJOfor sw soo Itfi town A south rango 20 west. He names the following witnesses to provo his continuous rosidtipoo upon, a nil cultivation or, said land, viz: 1). M. Mille. J.

II. Martin and Fred Lonmis of Blnto, Collins of Sugar iioar, nans. Llghtfoot Atty. Johv BisseLL Keg. U.

8, Land Kirwin, Kans, No. 10200 26, 18S5. Notice Is hereby given that the following-named settler has Illod notice nf his Intention to limKo ttnal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before tho District Judge or Clerk of DIst Court at Sockton, on Deo. 6, 1S5. viz: John U.

Combs, Hd 1IIW8, for tho 13 qr sep 1 7 tp 8 range 20. He names the following wltnossos to prove hia continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said hind, viz; Henderson Le-granri, C. W. Arnold, Lewis Mayter, Lewis Normand. All of Alcona, Kans.

lirobst ft Haynes Att'y, John Disgell, Itcglstor. LnndOfllcoat Kirwin, Kansas, no. lias Nov. 17th, 1806 Notico is hereby given that tho following- named settler has filed noticeof his Intention to make final proof In support of his claim, and tnat said proof win uo nuuio netore tne or Hocelver at Kirwin, Kan, on Dec aoth 1HH8, viz; Elwood Dillon 8 No. 2nfi9 for the 8 seo 9 town 8 range ifl.

Ho nnmes the following witnesses to prove his contmu ous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: 8. H. Dean, John Harris, James limning and James Dunning, all of Webster. Kansas. A.

L. Plum adverso clnlment by virtua of Hd iso. kohih on samo mnu. is nereoy nottneu to appear and show cause why said proof should not he allowed. John Bissell, Keg.

S. H. Bratlloy, Atty. l-i2 Land Office at Kirwin. Kans No.

10347 Nov Hth. 1HS5. Notic'ls hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will bo mado before the Probate Judge at Stockton, on Doo 19 lmfi, Viz: G. W.

Willoy Hd No lTWWfor the 8 5 9 range 19. Ho names tho following wit- neesses to prove his continuous residonce upou, and cultivation of, said land, viz; B. Hill, G. E. Helner, of Stockton, Kan.

J. C. Anderson, and D. Woods of Chandler, Kan. JOHN Keg.

Land Office nt Klrwtn, gang. iv1im, Nov. 0th 1S85. Notice is hereby given thnt the following- named seUlkr hus illod notice of his Intentioe to make final proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be mado before Jifdge or clerk Dist. court at Stockton Kans on Deo.

viz; H. 11. Kendall, Ds No. 20213 for the w'4 sw qr sec 'M town 7 south range 19 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence ion, and cultivation of, said laud, viz; Geo.

Ettleman, Crawford, r. JVr Evens ana Frank Kendall all of webster guns. Lightfoot Atty. John BisskLL Beg. Land Office nt Kirwin, Kansas, No.

10S Nov. 6th ISSo. Notice in herebv iriven that the following- named settler has fifed notice of his intention to make final proof in support cf his claim, and that said proof will bo made before Dist. Judge or Clark Dist. Court at Stockton, on Dec, 23, H85, viz: asb.

Lambert 8 No. 21216 for the 33 tp 8 range 20. Ho names tlie tonowing witnesses xo prove nis continu ous reidence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: B. Cobb Frank Alvard, W. H.

Cobb aud Albert Cox, all ot Cresson Kansas. JOHN lilSSELL, KCglSlOr. No 10345 IT. 8. Land Officii, Kibwin, Kans.

Nov.BthlSSS. Notice Is horoby given that the following- named settlor has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim ami hat said procf will be made before tho Register or Uocciver at Kirwin, Kansas, on Dec lath, 1888, viz: David F. Miles Hd No. 19878 for tho 8 oc 7 tp 7 range 20. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said laud, viz: t'has Ferbrach, of Logan, Win Kemp, of Kirwin, James Jordon, of 81ato, David Hildobrand, of Nieodemus.

JOHN MCglBK-T. Dodge ft Chnpin Atty. Lnnd Office at Kirwin, Kansas No. I0214 Nov 1885. Notice is hereby that the following named settlor has Hied notice of his Intention to make final proof In support of his claim, and that suid proof will be mndo before the Keg-ister or Keceiver nt Kirwin, Kansas, on Dec.

1885, viz: Anrow M. Morau 81.138 for tho qr sec 31 tp 8 rniigo 2a Ho names the following witnesses to provo his continuous residence puou, and cultivation of, said land, viz; T. Howard, 8. Howard nf Adamson, J. 8.

Buchancn, of Firmis nnd 11. Moran of Slate Kansas. John Blssscll, Begistor. Noi0350 Land Office, nt Kirwin Kansas, Nov. 12,1885.

Notico Is hereby given that tho following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to wmke final proof in support of his claim, aud that said proof will bo made belora Probate Judge ut Stockton Kans, on Dec. 21st, PW5, viy: David Hindiiiaii D. S. No. 21052.

for the 8 EH seo 85 tp 8 range 19 w. He names tho following witnesses to prlve his continuous residence upon, nnd cultivation of, said land, viz; C. F. Farr, F. H.

Wright, A. Lewim and H. Walker, all of Stockton, Knns. John Bissell, Keg. Smith ft Ham, Atty.

Laud office at Kirwin Kansns, Oct 27th, PW. No 102tt Notico Is hereby given that tho following named settler has tiled noticeof his Intention to jiuike final p.iool' in support of his claim, and that snid proof will be made before tho Clerk of Dist. Court at Stockton Kans, on Dec 7th, viz: George Milton DS No. 10145 tor the NE qr 32 t8 rnnire 19. lie names he following itnesses to prove big continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Win I'loniendou, h.

M. Backus, II. hiiwyor and Dave Demurry, all of Chandler, Kansas. John Jlissell Reg. I.nnd Office at Kirwin Kansas, Oct loth, 15.

No. Notice Is hereby given lhat the- tollow-Ing named settler bill Illod notico oi his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will bo made before the Prol.iito tit Stockton, Kanias, oiiNovi, lssii, viz: E.tiova Covature, 1) 8 No. for the sw foe 10 1 ft range la west. He rmmi-s tlio following witnesses to provu his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. said hind, vis: A.

Laurenger of Fhiiuviilc, 'J1, bauiptiigne, 11. Barry and Joseph Dnitroim, ol Chaiidior, Kansas, timitli ft Hani Atly. John Ulssell Keg. Notice for Sealed Hid. fSealed bp's will tin received up to 12 o'clock J), ij ist, isi ii.rihe i-ri'iiiion of aframc school house in Di-trii-t No.

specifiea-t'on c.n be rc-n on applUtinim to Di-t. rk. The Ijonrd ri t-ve tlie riirht to reject ftliy.or ail bid-, Jon A in If rk. M. SMf p.

Director j'JDji IreJS. MONEY EARNFD, Our Dry Goods Department is orfll)ieta CVfiPv lino. nnA po'se to ell them as cheap as the can possibly be sold in Hooki county Stockton included, We havo marked LET LIVE." SllcCGSB NICHOLS, Kansas. STOCKTON, KANS, KANSAS. fitted up with new rigs and every Frask Cook, Webster, Kans.

yuiiiiiiti. i) lAim, AND CARRIAGE SHOPS, fxecuted in workni.tnliko A SPECIALTY, mp Kansas DRY MIS. SHOES. HATS. STABLES, ML PEOFB.

With this ire-me closes the iirst cjuartcr of the Iirst year of the Eaui.b' existance. Thirteen weeks ng printed the Iirst Wkhstku the lirwt paper ever printed in tho town, and wo are triad to confess that notwithstanding the difilciilties usually encountered in starting a new Daoer, we aro prosperinc Our sub scription lit has rapidly grown over 500; our advcitisiii" has in creased three-fold, and we are estal lishcd oi) a more vol it basis. To the people of Webster find vicinity we owe all this. When we Iirst started the Eai.k we made po prom ises but what has so far begn strictly fulfilled. We, will start out the first of the new year with the best paying newspaper property in the county.

all due tt the fact that Webster and surrounding country is made up the most enterprising class of people in the state. Three months ago. when we first came to Webster, some hooted at tho idea of printing a aper in so small a town as it then was "Then" tho town only tamed live houses, three stores, ano each of them consisted of only one cart load of goods apiece, one black smith shop and about 20 inhabitants "Axu now." after three months we have two of tho finest dry goods and grocery stores in this part of the state, none excepted, two grocery stores, one drug store and will have the second one bv Deo. 15th, two blacksmith and wagon shops, two good livery stables, one billiard hall, one lumber yard, one meat market, two hotels, one newspaper, two feed mills, one doctor, one preacher, thrco land agents, and best of all, no law yers, and about 200 inhabitants, and can boast of being the second town in size in Rooks couuty, with good prospects of being tho hrst. this is all due to tho fact that our citizens enterprising and in every way help to advance Webster and vicin ity.

No town in northwest Kansas has as bright a future before it as this "Magic city of the Solomon," Webster. Before twelve months the Mo. Pacific railroad will be running trains to and from it, then the con ductor will cry out Webster, the 'Magic city of the Solomon. Pen cannot trace the past, human tongue cannot express its glorious HOW TO HVII.D VP A TOWS Talk about it. Write about it.

Help to improve it. Speak well about it. Beautify the streets. Patronize its merchants. Advertsse in its newspapers.

Elect good men to all tho offices. Speak well of its public-spirited, enterprising citizens. If you are rich, invest in some thing; employ somebody; be a "hustler." If you don't think of anything good to say about it, don't say any thing bad. Kemember that every dollar you invest in a permanent improvement is that much on interest. Be corteouft to strangers that come among you, so mat tuey go away with good impressions.

Always cheer on the men that go in for improvements; your portions of the cost will be nothing only what is lust. Don't kick on any proposed neces sary improvement because it is not at your own door. Don't throw stumbling blocks the way of your town ofiicers; they are ireneraflv public-spirited men and spend much of their time in the jubhe interest for which they re- cive no remuneration. If during the week anything of mblic interest has happened which might appear in print to the credit of the eoiiiunity, tell it to the newspaper office so that it may be seen by the outside world. Ex.

Kansas is a land of fniits and flowers. There are orchards everywhere, every farm has its peach orchard; they are perfectly healthful; know not the blight that comes to the famous orchards of Michigan and Maryland, and, grows a fruit that would delight the sense of a connc-issiur. Apples are doingwell; pears are fine; the apricot, almond and nectarine flourish; the grapo is as much at home as it is on the Pacific slope. I never saw a country where fruit came sooner into bearing or more easily grown than here. The flowers are ns universal as reaching savanahs.

The prairie is the great (rod's conservatory and blossom into beauty from April to the golden Octobci days; The wayfarer isses wilii delighted seii'cs over leagues bloom and breathed nn atmofphpre balmy and sweet with as the "Garden of the Gods." Ex. -Dealkes In- Ul-CUl K. LUmilooT, 1CD1TOU. l'liliiWipil cvoiy 1-Vlilny inornlnir nt IVclritiT, Ittiokn Cnunlji, Kun. Iinlt TH'Inli-nf jmii-mtl, ilovii(ii, to tlio llii tT-Hi of arid Monk County.

W1CKSTKU MAltKEfS. (firi'o lltltt.IT od every Friday Morirlnir. ,20 1 trtrM, jior VI nn ix limit, lor (I'tu. I fiilnos Jlims, per uwt ol.1l, f'M 0 Ml I wusrnsdo to be oaten, And not to bo drank. To be threshed in a barn, No.

soaked in a tank. I come as a blessing, When put in a mill. As a blight and a enrso, When run through" a still. JIake- mo up into loaves, And your children aro fed. 15 ut if jnto a drink, I will Ktarvc them instead, In bread I'm a servent, Tlie eater doth rule.

In drink I am master, The drinker a fool. Remember the warning, My strength I'll employ, If eaten to streugthen, If drank to destroy. Unlv ten cities in Kansas arc m- cludtd in the special delivery system namely; Atchison, Emporia, Ft Seott, Lawrence, Leavenworth, Ottawa, Parsons, Topeka, Wichita and Wy andotte. Lx-u overnor Glick lias been ap pointed to, and accepted the position or United Estates rension commissioner for the Kansas district. Ex.

Good Loid, what has the pensioners of Kansas done, that they should be tortured in this way? The ap-poitment of old Jeff. Davis to the same position in Alahama, is now in order. Anybody for pension commissioner except Jeff. Gov. Glick, Satan and the Devil.

A NebrasKa man has settled the question of hov prairie dogs obtain the water they drink. He says thay dig their own well, each village having one with a concealed opening. He knows of one such well 200 feet deep, having a circular staircase leading down to the water. We will M-agerthat the Nebraska man dosen't know any such thing. A darkey talking with a friend on the subject of answered prayers was asked if the Almighty always answered his prayers.

He replied that it depended entirely on how he worded hia petition. He said: "If I ask the lord to send me a turkey I won't get it, if I ask him. to send me after a turkey I always get one before daylight." The noted democratic orator and former divine, Henry Clay Dean, will Hpeak in Kirwin, November 27 and :0. Mr. Dean was chaplain of the U.

S. senate during' Buchanan's administration if our memory is not at fault. We have had the pleasure of hearing him speak and consider him one of the finest orators of the west. News. Notwihstanding the publication of articles in Illinois and Indiana newspapers, to, the effect that Kansas is a grasshopper-ridden state, where cyclones and hnrricanes hold full sway, and where starvation stalks aiound leaving missery and wretchedness in its path, immigration continues to pour in by the car load and wagon load, and the western half of this state, that was a barren waste ten' years' ago, is now settled by intelligent and thrifty people and the state is teeming with its millions of wealth and prosperity.

Leaven-m-mill Times Every year, every local paper gives mi one hundred to fivo thousand fr dollars in fiee lines, for the sole benefit, of the vicinity in which it is located. No other agency can or will Un. lie local editor, in propor-ii to his means, does more for his til i.r.vn than any other ten men, and in ali fairness, man with man, he ought supported, not because you may to like or admire bis writing, the local paper is the best imi'iit a community can make. Jiap I i Ve Ji not brilliant, or crowded A'. a great 'thoughts, bnt financially, yet on moral qmtiuiis, yon will lire majority of the Joe al paper i- iiiii- i -oi for the least money V''K- upon the earth.

Subscribe 1 port adver; 1 1 1 1 10 4 fur charitv but as SHELF ft HEAVY ifl, The Weekly Caplti) anil Farmer' Journal Tlio Weekly Cnpltnl nnd farmer's Journal Is mi B-iuikc, Srt column weekly piiiicr nuliHmi, ed Dv .1. K. riwHon nt Toin loi, jvihih, in Cniillnl In llro Ollicuil Hliitu minor, and Blvi vury coniplelii vi-porf of tho nicotinics of tho l.fciriHlnttire, nnd nil invention nod nxnooia- tiniis nt tliu Htnte t'luiltal, It contains a U. A It. (lcprtmont, nnd ltd ri'iiernl nnd stuto new loiitiiien aro stroriK.

It, inn spleudlu ropro- (ontatlvo Mmsns nanor. t-(iiiiile copy rton roe 1'anor will ki icnt one your to any nd dross. In or out of Kiuihiih. for otin dollar, 'J'lio Eaiit.k and Capllul will both Iki emit, ono your lor tl.75. Lfavo sulibcriptloii ut thi oCico.

X-a Urn RVKCIAL OFFEIt. The RAG 1,13 nnd Kansas City WEEklr ti.mksj sont to uny nUdrosalon receipt of i.i. A PDTJT CTflDV Ry Jris Flor- rtUlXlrtl OlUlll ence Wardon is now bclnif published In our family weekly f'li pit. Also each week wo irivo a sermon by tEV. T.

1K WITT TA L.M AUK. a fea ture nlnnu worth the price wo ohnrtrc for tho wholo year. In addltioii to thp eonMnuod sto ries, weekly nermoiiK by Urookln most noted devlno, nnd ireneriil literar-y mlsoollany, every issuo oomnuis tno loiiowintfl iiiusuuicii sdeU'heM if promlnont men; untors from all inns or ine worm, news or nip woeK nappen-nifri of interest in Missouri nnd Kansas, full and reliable market reuorts. polltiunl a-onirse li it. was iuiflon news and sneclnl dinahnent- carerullyotllteil lor liarrncrs, Littloiolks, 'ins family oireio arm ousrness inon (pinuriuiy Tho present inannireis liuve oonduotod tho Times tor 15 years and havo loarned by expo.

rleuee that Rcnuiiio merit wins niuro friends thi anythlns: elso, Tho public can therefore rely on to add every Improvement desirable nnd to apai-o on exutmue ill keepinu- our paper at tho bead, wo uro cneouraireit by our iurirely increased list or subscribers, now numherinu' over KI.IKHI, to oont.inue tho REDUCED PRICE will therefore reoeivo Biilini.Tiptlons at this low prices. Every Democrat, every western man evory farmer, every intollegout newspaper render In thin section will tlnd somothintr every week in The Times worth our price ot $1,00 a year. Speelmin copies frno. Item it by postnl note, money or registered letter, to THE TIMES, Kansas City, Mo, THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY The Missouri Pacific Hallway offers unmir. passed advantages to tho public In the shuns of fast time, elraant equipment and superior accomodations.

This irreat system, embrnc-irijr miles of road, runs It trains into the Luloo Jjepots of St Kansas Uity, Han nlbal, Atchlsou, Omaha, Parsons, Denver, fortwortu" Mineoia, iayior, san Antonia. Galveston, New Orleans and all others of the principal cities of cities of Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska. Louisiana and Texas. Their eonhcos and baiwaife cars are of the latests nnd ilnest rriakeaud luxurions Pullman Pal ace Hleepinif and Hotel Cars are attaohod to all through trains. The novel Bullet Parlor and sleepinir cars are run on all day trains and reclininir chair cars on night trains be- ween bl Kansas City.

Atcliison and St Soscph. Pullman Palace Cars on night trains between Kansas uity ana umana. The rates via this line are always as low as any other, and direct eonneotions aro mado with express trains of other lines at Junotion tl. A. Johnson, H.

v. Tounsena, Commercial Agent, O. P. ft T. Agent.

Atomson, Kuns. St. Mo. XOTTCES FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office nt Kirwin, Kansas, No.

WBfl Nov. 11th, 1S85. Notice is herecy given that tho following named settler has filed noticeof his intention to make liunl proof in support of tils claim, nnd that said proof will be make before the Probate Judge at Stockton. Kans, on Deo. 1SF5, viz David Hindman 8 No.

810.13 for tho gr sec 8fi town 8 range l'J. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous osiuonoo upon, nnu cultivation or, sum land, viz: C. F. Farr, F. li.

Wright, A. Lewin and H. Walker, all of Stockton, Kansas. JOHN tUSSELL, wegister. Smith Ham Atty.

1-13 Land Office at Kirwin, Kansas. Oct 18S6. No. HUHil. Notico Is herebv given that the following amed settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, nn tnat saul proof win bo mane bciore tno roont-e Judge nt Stockton, Kansas, im wo.

12th 1XH5, viz; Hezekiah W. McCubbin, Hd No. 15822 for the 8 sec 12,8. soo 11 tp 7 rango 1(1. He names the following wit nesses to prove nis continuoua rosmence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Enos Wnllov r.rln.

P. K. Thnvor. Marvin Bridges' all of Stockton, Kansas. Smith Ham Atty.

John Bissell Lasd Omen at Kirwin, NoKS'iO. Nov. 20. 18H5. Notice Is hereby given that tho following named settler has illod notloe of hi3 intention to make Until proof in support of his claim, nnd that said proof will bo mada before the I'robate JudifR at Stckton.

Kansas, on Jan. 2nd 1HC, viz; Win P. Jones, No 18240 for the i sec 17 tp 9 rango 20. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, nnd cultivation of, said land vi: Kobt Pugmire, Frank McLaughlin, Jesse Pugmire nnd W. J.

Mcl.nuglilln, all of of Cresson, Kansas. John Keg. Llghthfoot Atty. Land OlHco at Kirwin Kansas. 107KSI Oct.

14, 1R5 Notice is hereby given that tho following named settler has filed notice of Us intention to make final proof In support of nis claim, nnd that sn proof will be made beloro the fro- bate Judge it Stockton Kansas, on Nov. 28 WTi. viz: W. M. Itoherson Hd liWtl for tho sw eo 22 town 7 range 19 west.

Ho names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous residence unon. and cultivation of, said land bind, viz; Eli Sherman, James Eason, Francis Evans, Wm Chandler, or wenstor, Kans. Smith Ham. Atty. John Bissell Hog.

U. S. Land Office nt Kirwin, Kans-No10f7. Nov 12, 1.885. Notice Is hrreby nlven that tho following- named settler nas tiled notice oi nis imemion to make tlmil nroof ill support ot his claim.

mid that said proof will bo mado before the Probate Jtnliie nt Stockton, nn Deo 21, viz: Samuel A. Hindirinn, Hd No 20808 for the sec 2 tp 7 range lit. Ho names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivnl Ion of. said hind, viz: H. C.

linvinonil, Joseph Longlev, ('. F. Farr and F. It. Wright, nil of Stockton Kiitiffls.

John riiMSKLL, Register. SinHh Ham, Atty OlTloo nt Kirwin, Knnsin, No. VKS45 Nov, 'i til 1885, Notico is hereby given that following nnmed settler tins filed noticeof his Intention to make llnnl proof In support of his claim, nnd tlmt said proof will bo made before the Judfre or Clerk Dist. Court 8t Stockton, on Dec 21st, viz: Frank A. Holmes, lid 2i cHo tor the Vi sec 12 range 8 21.

He names the following witnesses to prove lu's continuous resilience upon, nnd cultivation, of, said land, viz: John Combs. Jneph Combs of Alcona, Wm Bryant, of Stockton, and C. W. Arnold, of Nieodemus. John Bimski.l, Uegteter.

B. U.S. Att V. 1-12 Land Olllce at, Kirwin, Oct 22, i No. Notice- Is hereby given that, the lulling named settler filed notice of his to final priof in fpport hH claim, and haid proof v.

ill hi liiiide Ixd'oro Probate Jtnlgo nt M'iCKioii t-'nns. on Dec 5 I'i liiinin San vi r. Hd li l.r he neor HI town a vnttgo 1:1 w. Ho names tin- to prove his eontinnoiis per, an 1 iraii.iti nf. siii'! Iri'el, i' I'srl K.

I'. Forrcy uiui Ji, Sct'lt ail Cunnni Kan. JwilJt lilStKU. Eeg. CQOK STOVES, RANGES, SOFT COAL BASE-BURNERS, 4 HOLLO WARE, WESTMINISTER BURNERS.

Slxeet JSetal Work a speciality ACORM COOK ANOYANCES, UNhXCZLLED! Everything in the Hardware line at the lowest prices and best grades. Glv us a call, Store and warerooms In Opera Block. 13P4M B. HirXlBUT STOCkTOX, KANSAS. LllEI md" feeb FRANK COOK, PROP'R.

WEBSTER, This is a new Livery Stable, newly thing kept in first-class style. Passengers carried to all parts of the country at reasonable rates. Parties can be supplied with good rigs at any time. 'B2T Your patronage is scolicted. i-r INSTOKTON, IS THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR Drugs, 5Iedicir.es, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Wall Taper, Dyestuff, Everything usually kept in a first-class Drug be Found Here.

A Full and complete line of SchoorBooks. Compieto stock of FiNELintJOPi-s always on hand. 9 BLACKSMITH, WAGON J1IES F. DIKES All kind' of finitb ami wagon work atil harsres reasonable. HORSE SHOEING uiirmvurriiiiH'ci ro Rive VcUstcr, au Ex..