The Taloga Star from Taloga, Kansas • 3

rv IIP finriTV Hrmeonrl 8nllr7 if. ttnrrffia li ll ll Tw-'t -anw Oil 1 All II I I T5 ,1 nt i T.i itt t-v Ull UJjIJ lwau wiu-is, opi iii iuiu urm agons ueerc Bradley Plows, Listers, Corn Planters, Wagons sc. s. ALL EriNTDS OF rarmino" inIFLEIMIETS Pumps Wind Mills, Tubular Well Supplies, Barb Wire, Wagon Wood Iron. "WcicicLGr COOK STOVE; Banquet and Famous Ranges.

Less Money Than Anywhere Else in Western Kansas At East Side North Main street Syracuse Kansas. liMe elis THE TALOGA STAR. 11 TALOGA, KANSAS, MAHCH 80, 1888. 3-, -vt. tsrrfiPEn, itotar? KEAL KSTATK LOAX AGK.NT.

Locating Purtics on Government Lund speciality, either in Southwestern Knus or Souilieastern Colorado, fill. Plowing on 'I iiuber Cla'uni a Fpeci nlity. Two Yeurs Experience Satisfaction Guaranteed. Correspondence All Quesiitom Cheerfully Answered. TALOGA, MORTON COLTTY KS, 6UBCR1FT10N PRICE 1.50,PKtt YkAR.

Entered nt the rs office nt Tnloga Xtinsns Talcgfa 2Taoassas Voan and Co1 'email. Proprietor's. Best accommodations. Rates reasonable. PUBLICATIOX xoticks.

Thirteen teams stui ted for Syracuse last Monday for a part of the lumber for the School House at this place. It wilblnko about us many more teums to finish drawing the lumber. This school house, when it shall have been completed, will be the best, one in southwestern Ivans. It lias four large "rooms with a sent-inir capacity of two hundred pupils, and the seatsaud furniture and appu rat us are already bought and delivered. Mr.

J.D. Young, tho contractor says he will have tho build ing completed by the hist of Jiiih. It will iieccsfitate him to employ quite a force of carpenters in connection with other couttacts that helms for other buildings in our town. We hope to see the roads lined with teams from Taloga to Syracuse and Coolidgn supplying tho town with lumber and goods of all kinds. Notice of Appointment.

nrui or truiunussion tlic mails ms second lass muttor- HAILKOAD TIME TABLE. A. T. S. F.

Arrivul 'and uYpurture of trains nt Syracuse. KASTIVAKD No. 4. Pnssei.ger m. So.

6. Cannon Bull. 11:57 in Express and Aluil 8:11 TVK-TWAKD. No. 8.

Passenger 4:51 ft No. 6. Cannon ISnll unci ail 3:02 in No. 7. Express and Aluil in E.

15. Lkahxed, Agent. J. D. YOUXG.

Baltics Taloga, Jansas. Honey to lcnn on Ileal Estate, t'onsult me Before making Application. Express, Stage and Mail Line, Lund Olllco Garden Citv. Kausns. Jaimary 21th.

188fi Notice is hereby given lhat the following named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make flmil proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be mado before the Proliate Judje of Alorton County nt Richfield, Kans. on April. 18th vii: Henry B. Wiley. II S.

No. 7039 for the V' qr si 23 1 33 43 w. He names the lollow ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, nnd cultivation of. said land, .1. F.

Scott, Frank Sdvis, W.N. i'riee and U. G. Blose, ull of Taloga. Kas.

Niles. Register. leave Tuioga via Frisco Iliehfield, daily 9 a. also Thursday. ftrt.w.

-v I- ii i r' nte, nicm.eiu via rnseo daily 3 p. is Tu-sdays. Thursday! and Saturdays 8 m. Leaves Stlmton HoUs0 Taloga; Frisco House. Frisco; Aurora House, kiclifield.

I ussenger's will receive every attention for their comfort; also express matle-prompUud cureful Httention. My motto is-comfortnble liacks, fast hors( and cmM drivers Slate of Kansas 1 Me- PUBLICATION XOTICKS. Land Omen at Gahuks Ks. Feb. 17 188.

Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has "filed noi ice of h'-r intention to inakii final proof in rupport of her claim and that said proof wi'l be made before the Probate Judge of Morton countv, Kansas, ut ltichllcld. Kansas, on MaV 4 1883, viz: Rachel H. Nevitt who made D'Sno lor the qr tee tl twp 31 43 w. Hie names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon. and cultivation of said land.

vus. W'Pliam II. Don-nelly, F.nog Henderson, AhxanUer it-liainson, and Stephan A. D. Pigg.

ull of Talogu. Kansas. AI0 at sau.e lime and place, Mnthew W. Pate, who made no fir the a qr see 32 iwp 42 w. lie naniei the following witnesses to prove his continuous resideneo upon, Had cultivation of.

said land, WidiataW, Cttllar, Janus II. Kslick, Frank A molt and Ben-net A. Johnson, all ot Frisco, Ks C. F. M.

Nn.i Register. Laxu Okfh-'k at Gaden Citv. Ks. Feb 17 1888. Notice is ereby given that the following named selller has fi'ed 'tice of Ids intention to make th ai proof in support of bis '-hiim and that said proof will be main before the Pn bate Judge of Morton county Kansas, at ltiehiield May 3 I8s8.

v'tzt James P. Kerr, who mudo F. uolo'ul for the vv qr see 11 twp 32 43 w. He names the follow ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Charles E. Gurnsey, William Eddy.

John Mitchell and A. Collins, all if lies loin, ansas. LSO nt same time and place. Jessie L. Trask who madn no 10025 for the of lot 2 and qr see 7 twp 34 42 w.

She na.nes the following witnesses lo prove her continuous rssidonce upon, and cultivation of. sa land, viz: Merton lieckwith, Jas. VV. MeCiaiu. JliP.ii Campbell and Robert Long, ail of Talogu, a F.

M. Nii.ks, Register Land OrnrK at Garden Citv Kansas, March; 22, 188. Notice is heieby given that tho following named settler has tiled notice of her intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof wili be made before the Probate Judge of Morton countv. al Richfield, kansns. May 10 18S8.

viz; Henoia Scott H. K. 7iHd for the qa spc 17 tp 32 43 w. He names the following witnesses to p'ovc bis continuous repidenee upon and cultivation i wiid land, viz: It. K.

Wahis, A. Ari-iglii, William Eddy L. P. Jjutway, ail of wcflola lauieas. C.

F. M. Nilks Register. Land Ollice at Garden City Kansas. March 21 188o.

Notice is nereby given that the lollowing nanieii settler has fiU-d ntU of 1 is intention to make lina! proof in support of bis claim 'I lull I'MIII In the matter of the estate of James M. THOMAS G. SHILIINGIAW, Proprietor. Vpehureh lete of Morton County, Kansas. Nolice is hereby j'ivrn, that on the 14th day of March, A.

the und rsined P. THEODORE WENXENS, was, by the rrobate om of Morten cxiintv, appointed und iyal lied as J. THE xr. Hoffman of IllclifioUl wan in our city last Saturday. 11.

McCaffrey ol Richfield, was on our streets Tuesday last. John Farley and S.im llurdiu made a trip to Richfield Tuesday. Book Cosby of Maud, ntado 'he Star ollice a pleasant coll on Wednesday. Messrs. Galbreutn, Rahl, Voting and deinan, returned from Syracuse the first of the week.

Sunday School and church was not very well attended last Sunday, the weather beiii cold and disagreeable. Mr. Li vassy and Morris Levy of near Plymouth, were in town Thurs young friend Henry Ann-strong had the misfortune to lose a good horse a few days ago. Mrs. Footo of Wichita, Kansas, is visiting with her father Mr James KnigM, who lives a few miles west of town.

Frank Tong and family started the first of the week for their old homo in Leon, Kansas. Mr. W. Johnson and Mi. 1'avid A Tudor of Tipton county Ind arrived in tloga last Friday, and expressed thems'dves as greatly pleas ed with our town and surrounding country.

They intend to take claims near Taloga. II, B. Wiley has opened up a fresh stock of groceries and feed in his new building one door east of the Star office and is selling goods at juices that will insure him a large share of the public patronage. There is no necessity of going to the road for goods when you can get them at road prices at your door. Give Mr.

Wiley a call and he will treat you right. Farmers hold on to your farms. Don't get discoursed and give them away merely because von have had ono or two light crops, or because you have been unfortunate in othe'-respects. Kansas land is the best property in tho state to-day, and if is bound to riso rapidly in value Just stop a moment and think. Where is the public lands? llow Administratrix ot trio estate ot ,1 nines M.

L'pi-hureh, deceased, of Morton county. All parties in eri'sted in said estate wi'l take notice, and govern themselves ae.fordini;!y Makv J. UrcuvReii, Administratrix. men Statu of Kansas) Morton County 8 In the matter of the of Albert Young, late ot Morton County Kansas, Notice js hereby given, that on do 21 Pioneer Cash Store, Land Ollice at Garden Citv, Knnsas. Jan.

21, 1888. Notico is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notico of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and thatsaid proof will be made before the Frohate Judge of Alorton countv. at Rich-Held, Kansas, on March 23th. 18S8. viz William Wilson, for the of NE and of SE sec.

17, tp Sos." range 43 w. He names 'ha following witnesses to prove his residence upon" and cultivation of said land yiz: John II Kitchell, Jessie White, John Al. Smith. II. Couklin, all of Richfield, county.

Kansas. Also Charles F. Kell, for tho El of NY and El SW' Sec. 17, tp. 35s, range 43w.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, nnd cultivation of said land, viz: Jesse White, John V. Kitchell, U. Coi.klin, John Al. Smith, ull of Richfield, Alorton county, Kansas. C.

F. Al. NILES, Register, Land office at Garden City, Kas. Jan. 21 1888 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of of hisclaim day of January 18S3 die undersigned was, COSTBACTOR AND BUILDER.

KICHFIELD, KANSAS. II. h. WILLY. Justice of the Peace Kotary Public.

lahga, Kansas, Buy and Sell Land; All Needs Seu to, Loan? sc. cjx.a.s. suits. TTOEJVE T-LA Jtcal Estate and Insurance Agt; Jjand Boughta, Sold Exchanged CASS BUERUS. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Richfield, Kansas.

WUlTractice In the Courts of MOB-TON anil Adjoining Counties. hy the rrobate Court ot Morton County Kansas, duly appointed and qualified as Ad-ministratur of tlie estate of Albert Young, deceased, late of Morton Ccunlv. Ml pur-ties interested in said estate will take notice und. govern themselves accordingly Joux Ukatv. Administrator.

and that said proof will be made, before the Clerk District Court of Alorton at Riehtii Id, Ka'iMts, on Alarch 21, 1388. viz of Cord.es, csaICali Suecial Attention to the fact that I keep constantly on hand fcy-A FULL STOCK 0FC3t) Groceries, Provisions, Plmir, Dry G.iods, Gents Furnishinj Goi Xo. Hons, Hats and (Japs, Hoots an Stioos, Clothing, Hardware, ic. Will Si ll Von Goods of all Kinds Cheaper CHEAPER than yu can buy them anywhear's eluo in the Counh Inn, make it a point to sell strictly for 1 will o-ive FOUR PKIt CENT. UK HATE on all cash Bales.

sohcit yo'ir trade and guarantee satisfaction which means LOW PL ICES, truly, V. A. CORDES. Taloga, Kail(t SeHie Beekwith, for the lots 1 2 Si NEV, sec. 1 tp.

84s range 43w. She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon nnd cultivation of said land, viz: Johnson, jl. tinker, John Campbell, all ol Taloga, Morton unu that said proof will tic made oetore tin Probate Judge of Co Kans, at Itieh- fiield Kansas on May 12-h 18s8. viz, Elmer county, Kansas. C.F.

Al. NILES, Register. Land Oflicc at Garden Citv Kansas, Jan. 21. 18-3.

Ellswortii fhompson 11. 1- 91 18 for the ne qr see 27 tp 31 43 w. He names the fol lowing ivijuescs prove ma cooimuous upon und cultivation ol'siad land viz. Notice is hereby given that the following G. si.

havice. Final' proofs taken. Blanks furnished. RICHFIELD, KANSAS'. Sterling Colvm James Sedwick of Maud.

named settler has filed notice of his intention to make Ileal proof in support of his claim. J. C. Kochcr ana chas, Ninth, Kiel) field Kans. and tnnt said proof will bo made before C.

F. M. Niles, Register. Clerk of the District Court ot fllorton county, Kansas, at Biehfield, K-nsas, on March 21st, 1888, viz: Jennie Kunkle. Land Ofkici: at Gabdkx Cur Ks.

March 21 1S88. lor Ihe wj N'Ej- EJ sic. 31. tp. 84s range 43w.

She names the following wit Notice is hereby given that the following 1 1.. in Ilifllinnillit' named settler has hied notice ol Ins intei tioii to make final proof in support of bis cl-dm laSl IS IIIU JJOJJUIHUUII V. fillip. And what nro lands a few hundred and that proof will be made before the Pro bate Judge ot county al We here with tho largest Slock of Groceries ever brought lWcM tern Kansas. They goto Hicks and O.Vott for Groceries Wise they can save 13 per cnt ever Peopluot Scuitonaiid Morton Countits and Eastern Colorado, tfive a call and c.i.vii.co.l that we sell Groceries, Provisions, Day, pood, tfc.se., cheaper than other House alonir the line of ihe A.

T. AcS. F. R. JL Kiohticld, Ivan-as, on loin isf, viz CK1ST JONES.

HV s.t? i Sftlg South Main Street. RICHFIELD, KANRAS. Thos. G. Shillinglaw, Notary Public AND Real Estate Agent.

If Garden City hopes to make a city ot any great importance, she Charles M- May tar the wr qr see 22 twp 32r42 lie Ihe lollowing wane se- to prove his continuous resilience upon and must get tho most practicable railroad routes. A road from St. Jo cultivation of said land viz. A. W- Irvine.

Chas. Uiair. of Westola llis. and A. Amglu seph, Mo, to (Garden city, Talogas I 8am Harper of Rielifin Kas.

Contest Notice. Contest No 7283. Land office at Garden City Ks. Feb. 9th Complaint having been enti-red at this office by John C.

eleh ngaiust James Youiig for abandoning his Knry No 8'JS9. dated Garden Citv K-msn April 'j 18S0 epon the see 12 tp 33 43 w. in eoucly Ks. alleging thai the said James F. Young has wholly rtbandoncd said traei.

1'liai he lias residence therefrom for more than six month since making said entry. That said tract is not Settled npon and cultivated by said party as required by law, with a iew to the cancellation of said entry the said parties are hereby summoned lo appear at this otlioe on day of June 1883 at 10 o'clock a. m. to respond andjuniisti testimony concerning said alleged jandon-ment. Niles; Register.

PUBLICATION Land Office at Garden City, Kansas. Match 14, 1888. No' ice is hereby given that the fulluwing named settler has tiled notice ni his intention to make final proof in support of hit claim and that said proof will be made be-foie Clerk of the District Court of irton count Kansas at liichtb-id, Kansas on May 7ih, 1888. viz. John W.

litchell, for the NEJ-, see I tp 35s range 43w. Ilu names the following witness eo to prove his continui'iis residence upon an'l cultivation of said land. viz. 1. Wallace, C.

F. kell, Wilh.ini Wilson, Tar; J. Crawford, ull ot liichficld, ALSO at the same (one ami place James P. Crawford lor the 8 sec lO.tpuu, range 43 w. He Hames tho loi'tovymg wuncsses to prove his continuous rcsiJei.ee upon and cultivation of said, land, viz: John V.

Kilchel, Charles Kell, William Wilson, J. U. Wallace. C. F.

M. Nilks. Register. Land Orna at Gammm Citv Fcbuary, 24 1S8. Notice is hereby given that the lollowing named set ief has liied notice ot his intention to make final proof in suppi rt of his claim and thatsaid proof will be mad before of the District I ourt of Morion county Kansas, at Riclilieid on Mav 25,1888, viz: EiUvard ICveished for the qr sec twp 33 43 lie names the loth-wing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said laud, via: A Gndley, IV yuij ly, C.

T. llaviee and J. Rutherford, all "of Taioga Kansas. C. F.

M. Nii.ks, liegister. Land Office at Garden City Kans. March 1 18-8. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his in and Albuquerque, would make Gar JMlesiogisier, Lami OFfCK at Gakuks Citv, Kas.

Febtiary, tiih. 1883. -orn Motto, jioxkst (Joods axd low pricks AND ALCOTT den City a distributing point for Notice is herebv given the following i l. i nil melt srilier nils Bleu notice oi n. uiieuinin nesses to prove his continuous residence upon, nnd cultivation of said hind viz; E.

F. H.mderson, W. 11. Donnclley.Mosses Ucrren and Daniel Eicliling, ail of Taloga, Jl orton county, kansas. Alsii illiam It.

Donnelley, for the lot 1 EJ NWL see. 19. tp. 31s, range 43w. He names tic following witno'Ses to prove his continuous residence upon, nnd culti vation of land, viz: E.

F. Henderson, Aloses llerien. Daniel Eie.tiling and Alexander ililainson, all of Taloga, Alorton county, Also Knos F. Henderson, for the lot lev2 LJ W'J see. 7, tp.

84s range 43w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous resilience upon and cultivation of said land, viz; W. II. Donnelley, Moses ilerrcn. Daniel Eichling and Alexander Williamson, all of Talogi.

Alorton county, Daniel Eichling, for the SWJ see. 17, tp 84-, range 4.tw. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous upon, and cultivation of said laud, viz; W. 11. Doiiuellev, E.

F. Henderson. Alexander Williamson and Peter H. Aldridgf all of Taloga, Alorton county, kansas. C.

F. Al. Niles, Register. Laud Oltice at Garden City 14th i88. Notice is hereby given that tho following immcd'seiiler has tiled notice of his intention to make final in support of his claim.

lo make lina! proot in support ot his cnum and lhat said proof will be made before (i Havice District 1 lerk. Morion KsatHich-lieid Ks, on -April U-h l4i8, viz: li'ildam ti 11 Lno 7224 for the a eqroi southwestern Kansas, Xo Man' Laud, southeastern 'Colorado and Xew Taloga is on a line with Ibis road and hopes to see this mateoialized. It would make Taloga the host town within a radius ol iifty miles. COOLIDGE. KANSAS.

Medical Calls promptly attended to. Oftico ut Sanders' Drug. Stove. talcs Kansas. THE John J.

Yanaway will bring his well drill to Taloga this week, and expects ij operate it in and around Taloga this summer. This Jrill i sec 14 33 ol 43 lie names the lollow iiig witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: C.ysi-esG lilose Thomas Bay Henry allenfeltz and Thomas 11 Coulam. All o'l Talogu Kas. C. F.

M.Nu.m, liegHter. La.md Orvce at Gakpkn Citv, Ks. i-'i-buary Oth, I 89 Notice is heieby given that the named seitlei bus tiled notice of his intention to make fin proof in suppoitof his claim, and lhat said proof will be unolc bol'ore ihe Probate Judge of Morton countv Kansas, ul Richfield. Kas. on April lllll 1883, viz: Lew-is Moddow 14573 for the qr sec II 34 8 43 w.

lie names the following wit-noses to prove his contiuuuus residence up on, und aiitivalion of, said viz: Ucr-mou Oesterlc Robert Long William Johnson and F. Cainobell, all of Taloga, Kas. ALSO al same tune ana place viz: Herman Oesterlc, ti no 107'Jl lor thes qrscc of the best make and wo recommend Mr. Yanaway to our community. We would suggest that the UIC FIELD, KAXSLS.

petition which was circulated for and that said proof will he madn before the Pioneer Hotel of Morton County DADE D. SAYER, Probate Judge, MORTON' COUNTY. Ppeeial attention given to final proofs Blanks furnished free. LICHFIELD MORTO.V KANSAS. JOHN SAWYER Tonsorial Artist Shaving, Shampooing Hair cutting, Nealoam, at rcason- able rates.

teliop in cfa.ee of etantsa House. Clean. Comfortabla and GOOD TABLES. Prohaie ot county. Kansas, al liichticid, kansas.

on March 19th. 13, viz: lieiioia Scott no. 7915 for the ncj sec. 17, tp 32, range43 w. lie names the following witne-ses to prove llis continuous residence upon, and cultivation of.

said land, viz: li. H. wains, a. Arrigm. uiiuin uu- G.

H. ALLEN, Prop. dy, L. P. Batway, of Westola, kansas.

C. F. Al. Nilks, Register. Land Ollice nt Garden City.

Kansas, Alarch 7 1888. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has fin notice of her intention S. II. Robinson, President. J.

W. KobinsoH, Vmhw to make final proof in support of her claim, and lhat said proof will he made before the Probate Judge ol morion county Kansas ai Richfield, kansas, on Alay 2s 1888. viz AIoI-lie Al. Adams for the qr see 0 twp 8a ton It I Light Srahma Eggs for sale at SI per setting of 13 I'jjgs. One and a half miles northwest of Taloga.

Mrs. S. C. Eversiikh. Money lo loan on Colorado land to prove tip.

Call on, Frank Ream, P. M. 42 w. hue names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon, and cultivation ot said laud viz: James B. Johnson Win.

II. Hogan, Rennet A. Johnston, rank. G. Arnott, all of Frisco, kunsas.

Oldest Bank in Sountluvest itiubr careful and experienced IlICH FIELD, KJJVSAS AL0 al same time und place, viz: uiurft for Mr. Adkinson to drill 10 wells be submitted to Mr. Yanaway, and we have no doubt but what he Will take the contract on same condition. If this vicinity 'could have plenty of wells it would be a strong recommendation thin part of the country. The Democratic Central.

Committee met Saturday in tho Town Hall for the purpose of perfecting a town ship organization. The members present were Jas-. McLaiu, Hugh Fulton, of Maud, Ed. G. Lee, Richfield, T.

G. Shillinglaw, Taloga, J. M. Christ of Richfield. T.

G. Shil linglaw was elected permanent chair man and ilttgh Fulton, secretary. The following Committeemen were elected: John Bcaty, Merlon Beck-wiih, Willwm Wilson, Sam Hardin, J. Lemon, John Thompson and Chas. Cordes.

A very interesting communication was read Itoib the chairman of the county central committee, showing that the "democrats were well organized in Morton Co. Speeches were made by Ed. Gv Lee, J. M. Christ, Chas.

Smith and others. Some excellent music was dis persed by the, Taloga Cornet Band. Robert Black, abro'her of Will L. Adams for the qr sec 5 twp 85 42. She names the following witnesses lo prove H.

F. COX tention to make final proul in support of his claim, und that said proof will be niado before the Probate Judge ot Morton County Kansas, tit Richfield Kansas, on May 7 1888 viz: James Garland for the a qr of sec 10 twp 34 43 w. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation, of, eaii I land, viz: Ira Geatis, John bait Juliaa Mattson Isaac Knight, ul of Taloga Kansas. C. F.

M. Niles. Register. Land Office tit Garden City Ks. Marcn 1 1888.

Notive is hereby given that the following named settler bus tiled notice ot his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that taid proof will be inalo before G. Al. llaviee, Clerk of the District Court of Alorton County Knnsus at liichttehl, Kansas, on April 28 1388, vise: Saulord 1. Flynt, who made no fot the qr sec 32 twp 328 43 w. He annus the following witnesses to prove his- contintious residence upon, and cultivation of.

said land, viz: G. W. McKay I'altersoii Alenkle Alerdile, all of Taloga, Kansas. C. M.

Iveister, Ijnnd Office at Garden Citv: Ks. February 28 1888. Noiiee is hereby given thuVlue following named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in iuport of his claim, and that said proof will be made before toe Probate Judge of Morton Co. Ks. at KaJhlield Kansas on May 8 1888, viz: Fn nk W.

her continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: James B. Johnston, Successor to Wm. H. UoL'an. Bennet A.

Johnston, and 2 34 43 w. lie names the lollowing witnesses to prove his continuous residene-upon, uiid cultivation of, said land, viz: II illiam Johnson Meddow Ed MeOlain and Robert Long all of Taloga Ks. ALtsO at tho same time and place, viz: William Johnson. S-f'er tho lots 3 4 and SEqrN W. qrsee tit 84 r42 w.

Henames the lollowing witnesses to prove his contionu-ou resideneo upon, and eultivalion land, viz: Campbell Geo 11 light n.tii.ins and Meddow. all of Taloga. Kansas. C.F.M Nilks. Register.

Land Office at Garden City, Kansas, Jan ol 1888, Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler tiled notice of his Jutentioii to final proof in supp.irt of his claim, and thut said proof will be made before the Clerk of the Disirict Court of Morton Countv Kansas, ut Kiohticld Kansas, on March 29th 1888, viz: Howard Blachly, for the ij E. qr sec 7 tp 83 8 4fl w. lie names the following witnesses to piove his continuous re-idence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Henry A. Armstrong, Wilber E. Armstrong, E.

Evershed and J. S. Alartin ull ol Tahiti, kansas. C. F.

Al. Nilks, Register. A lISO Henry A Armstrong for lot 2 1-2 13. qr see 19 tp 83 fi 13 w. lie names the following witnesses lo piovo his continuous residence upon, and cultivatien ol, said land, via H.

N. Blachly, H. L. Blachly S. T.

CiKiksou nnd T. U. Shiliinglaw, ull of Taioga, kansas. ALsO Holland Blaehly, for lot 1 1-2 qr see 18 tp 33 43 w. lie names the following witneoses to prove li'u continuous residence' upon, and cultivation of said land, Frank G.

Arnott, all of Frisco, kansas. C. r. St. -Niles, iicgister Laud Oltice iit Gurden City, kansas.

Alarch 7lh. 1388. Notice is hereby given that tho following DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS SHOES. GROCERIES li i named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk cf the Districi Court oC Alorum county kansas ut Richfield ks. on May 3 1888.

via: Ull 11 -OFKAXSAK. Wm. F. I'altersoii- who made US tor the qr see 28 twp 32 43. lie names me louuwms imnnw.

his continuous resilience upon, und cultiva tion of said land, viz: Cr. v. jicmiv. o. KlvnL of TaloL'it.

C. b. Ueed, l.iehncid, I liavo purchased the entire stock of Merchandise owned by Eli Reed, arid can now he found at tlve old Stand South of Railroad whero I will be pleased lo servo the Southern Trade. Come in nnd get prices. I will rnako it to your interest to buy goods of mc.

H. f. Syracuse Kansas Trask, for the of qr und qr of qr of see 12 twp 34 43. ks. and H.Warnkc, Taloga ks.

C. F. M.Nilts. lie namss ino loiiowmg witnesses to prove LATH PRINCIPAL LAW-CLERK t-f the GEXEUALJLAND OFFKM Attorney and Counselor in cases arising I'lider the Public I.und Laws. Thirteen Years' Expor eiice, Thrue and One-halt Years Principal Law Clerk General Land Ollice.

Io not believe that your case is hopeless until yon have consulted me. Office in 8, Laim OlTice Block 11, li and 13. Garden City Knrr his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said hi in viz: William Johnson If you have friends in the east J. F. lieckwith, Robert Long, M.

L. lieek- with, all of laloga, tuinsas. iam Black tho novelist, is said to avefnanried a distinguished negro belle of Poit-au-prince, Hayti. contemplating on moving west in yiz: Henry A. uoer n.

Armstrong. E. Evershed and J. S. Martin, all of Taloga, uisas.

F. M. Nile, Register C. t. At.

Mies, Register, the sprint: send them the STAH,.