Lakin Pioneer Democrat from Lakin, Kansas • 2

THE PIONEER DEMOCRAT. M)TK FOli PUJLICATIOX. nd Ottial (iahU-o cily K. 'SI iten l.y mvn ll.nl nam' M4f tiTium MhI iHitiiw jf iiiH ititautimi Ui irmkf Spivey, Holmes Bro's. F.

P. LINDSAY, Attorney at Law. LAKIN, KAN Prw'tifvlo nil ninrt lit Urn Ali IEALEIW IN LUMBER, at the legal adminuitrutur of Ogden's tw-tate, why did you deliver to him the watch, clothing or paiier or any of tlieiu? A. Bocause there waauut enough value taking tlie wltoleoutlt together to have any dispute over it, Q. If that then wax the reason why youdi'lireeed thcui up, why do you say uow Unit you have not pressed Mr.

Baruiele for payment if your claim for funeral ejeiises lx'iiuse you do not regard as the legally appointed administrator of Ogden's estate? A. That is the reason, because I did not consider him the legally appointed administrator, tj. If you were willing that Mr. Baruiele should pay your chiiin because he had tukeii all of tlie old plunder belonging to Ogdeu why is it, that you noiv say that you do uot presH the payment of your claim because you do not regard him as the legally appointed administrator? A. Beciuuio I do not think it would do me any good to press the claim.

t'ONTINl'ED WltKK. Objci'ttiil to iitmve, A. 1 1I1 uk niv 1 11 niw luiwle iu the fall. I think it win iu the spring following I Iciu lied uf the error. 1,1 At the lime you had this tmnver-suliou with Mr.

Morris uimthe hmd now iu coutrovery iu this contest covered by tluw'iitry of any other persou? A. I think it was but cannot say. Q. Have you ever been ronton to your timbi culture right by iui order ol the (Joiiiminmoiitr at Washingtou or the Secretury of tlie Interior. Objected to iui iiIjovo mid not the best evidence.

I never nntived miy nothv to that effect. Q. In it 1 Kit a fatt that about the latter part of March or the first of April lKK'i, James Baniicle and Emmcl Jlrejot came to the land iu dispute, and Mr. Damu'lc aslicd permitiion to enter iijiou and plow Bomeof the land? A. They came to my house and Mr.

Barnic.le asked me if I hml any objections to having plowing done on the land, they were on foot and had no term with them. I don't know what Mr. Biejot wanted. 0. In that oonveiuatiotnvith Mr.

Bar- Agricultural Implements, etc. Have just opened cut in Lakin, Kansas, HAVE the an Ikut tK'k of Lumlxr ever Hhipjxjtl Wnatem Khiwhs Mvem? In Believing. Call ami exmnino our jfrnji hiiJ prices More piirphimiiitf We frnuriiiito tt wll Better Grades of Liimlier and LOWER pri'vs tlmii any tiwn East or Went in Fiiiney or Hamilton counties' 15, ORIE3NT AL lool Parlors, JLnkin, Kansas P.B. JOHNSOU, Proprietor. The Iixims are gplendidly lighted anJ rnrniBhed with the Pool and Billiard Tables in the West.

We Keep the Largest Stock and the Best Brands of ligars, Totacco, German and ICsscurilleerschatmi Pipes BLOOMER OS, WINES AND LIQUORS, FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. THE BEST. CONVINCE TOUBSELF. Opposite the United States Land Office 3NT FllflE ST0S1 GEO.iSHUMARD,Proprietor. LAKL Our Stock Walnut, Cherry and Ash Parlor and Chamber sets Our stock of JLouiics, 8ofas, Cots, IScclsteads and Chairs is tiiuil primf iu MiijijMirt of lii- i-Uim, uil Iluil ani irnf will Im iiiitkt iiefijiv Ik ttjatniii M.

(ifiHin, lint! I Mttmilum minify. Kmr NiH, ou Ajtrii 10, Viz: hwron t'. Ktii of Ijiikiii mmmK for lit' IM 1. I ni'l rut ftw llli II Wit foJlowillK WtlllMt to (iluVt) Jilt Mm. tiiiiuiiti rtitlt-iti iijoii.

hikI 'iittivitt)iii of tui, t'urviii. inn U.J. Hi 11. ui of likiiiiiu tmut-i cuu uly LiiiKtut, K. M.

Slum, It-tfi-t. r. NOTICE OF FUISLICATKJN. IjuxHUIic-, ui (inrtli City. Kit, Ti iHHrt.

Notice i iH'rt'hy kivcm thnt tin followinu niitriwl mivr liui ftJwl uotiitof niit iiitculn.n to nmk In mi proof in fiipjNirt of tt tlttiin himI tlmt wiid proof will iiiimIm Mur Itiijfi iviJit M. Orilhlli notary pulilic it I tlymu, llaiiiilton count)', mi Aprd i'illi lMti, vix: (ii-oiKf K. Kriflir of I-h- in Mt otlut Khm. for tlm wuth wtt 'jnttrtHr rioctiou H.1 iowituKiii Hiiitii of Wtuw iii lit miuiHt tlu follnikiiii wiluiM-H to orov roittimiouM riitliiu'H mifi, hik! tttltiviitioii of. Hind ijniil, fix: hnrn, ti.

hfHriMy. r. ti, itooflictitl, H. IiimkU-, nil of 1 Jikin (. Khiihkh.

31. All, WlflMW, NfVriCK FOIt UBLICATK Iiml ()ili-o nt (hwU'n 'ity, Ka, Mt. Ti Ihm'i, NotH't lit'tvliy ifivHii that th folJowinif iihui- wl tM'ttit'r liiw fain I nut it of tiin iiitt'titioii l4i uuikt tnutl imNff iu Muuiiort of iiiHciaiin. a I tliHt Maid proof wjJi uuult lifforw thn iUv'ttr or rti-i'ivft-nt dan lea ou April I'ith, 1. Viz: Jitim 1.

llnulier for tin nf wn-tittu UI, tiwiifhlp'i7, ranKM il liHimmtn tlit follow, in witiief to prov cvtiitimicd rtilfiM upon and rtiltinttioti of faitl land, ria: Hay tiHortft ivriHiinr, at. wiuiain hih iommi oi I'liHwn, iinuit wiuuty Kauww. M. NitKH, NOTICE OF PUBLICATON. I.ftii'l (il)i-M.

ut (lardfu city Kiiuhhh, Fih, 17,15 NnticH i lu'tfliv if i veil that tli followirof uaiiiMl MfttltT liitM tilitl not ict of liirt iitttutiori to makt final proof iu upport of Ion claim, ami tliut Mini iiriHif will In mailH tin rtviKtir or rr cviver at (iartlfti city. Rttnui. an April V'4 mhH, viz; itMiiuiw r. iiic.kw 'i nfction 11, township i miiKH 37 llf tiHifatliP fullow. tnt( witncHHtt to pnivn hia routiuuotiH rtnli'iicc iiiMMiiiinl cultivation (fahd laud.

tic: J. M. Hav tioortri Kriflar. J. M.

WilliamH and B. (ioode, of tijww.umui count), haiiKtn. i' M. NiwtH, Kwitcr, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Idiud Ofliwat (inrdfn City, Kiw, March I. Not nt in laTfliy tftveu thai tint followiux naiioil Kcttjcr haM filwl luiticvof Imh intfutioa to make tin til proof in support of hiK claim, aud that id i roof will mMite lfor' V.

HIiHihottum, a Notary put die of Finny county, Kinmiw, at Idikiu Finney (Miunty Kniiwu, on tht Hth dtty of April, Neville, H. Nt. ltS for tlm n'i "w1, u'a Miction VI township 7nof mme vr. tie iiaincM the foiiowtuu witntfMw to jjrove hiH continnoiiN n-Hiilfnce nix n. and ftiltivatum of Htid land, viz: James rarnnia, Fnmlc ti.

lii. ler. HtiHien H. MeCannon. William (liimm.

all of lUtkin p. o. Finney county, Khiishh. Ai. MI.kh, UeieiHter, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

N-it ice iu horehv irt'n that the following nnmed tattler Imi fdtil hm intention Ui make final proof lUMiipponoi iiin claim, ami tluit hhiu prtiof will lie made lief ore F. JlttnUttora, a notary pub. lie of Finnev county. KanHiu. at Ijikia.

Kjii.hhh. ou April lMMrt, viz: Iwuto AiiMrmw No. atWi, lor lite nwM wcttm 11, township of ran'e 87 weft. He naimw tlie fpilowintt wituexetw topnive hU contiuuoun rewidenre ujion and cultivation of -niu uiuiL, hie; iwiijaimni limiiii rviimiei a. lutnipy, Hnmiiel Taylor, William H.

Miller, all of I kin p. ii, Finney cmnty, Kana, i F. M. Nileh, Retrirtnr NOTICE OF PUBLICATION. Land Office nt Garden city KnnnnH.

March 1, 1Knt Notice in herehririven that the folinwintf naineil pettier ha tilts I hit intention to make thud proof in support or ihh claim, aud that Haul proof will made before F. V. itheutiottom, a notary pnb ue or rmney county, nanna. ar ijikiii. hauww.

on April lith 1HL vizAVUluim ZBhidtt No. Jnrj tnr tlio nw section SI, lowimhip ata of ranyv 'Xi He names tlie fiUowinK witm to prove Iiih (vmt i ma his reHiUenc upon amt cultivation of wild laud, viz; Charien O. Chapman, Thomatf H. Winn, Wntaun MciVinneU, John K. tilery ail of Lakin Finney county.

Kiuiniw. V. l. M. NlLJuH, lirt4T.

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION. Land Olfioeat Garden City Kanww. fro, 27, lwri Notitra in herehv uiven tliut the following named Hcttlerhas filed notice of Ida intention to make final proof in pupiiort of hit claim and that taid proof wiU he made hfforptlie reriter or receiv er, at (tardea city, KanKaa, on the Uth day of April, lMi viz: Ferry (. Morehead for lots 1 and 2 a'i be l4 section 4 Uiwnahip 'M rane w. He namea the following witnem to nrove his con- tuition reaidence upon and cultivatitm of wiid land: linn km J.

Hill. T. H. Brown. W.

L. Kobin. win, Geo Karp, ail of Lakin, tinney cmnty, ivhukhis i ji. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION. Land Office at (4anlen city Kana Fehy, 27, Notice in hereby given that the following named settler haetilei notice of hia intention to make final proof in suport of his claim, and tliat tiie saiti proof will be made before the Hegiter and receiver at Garden city Kujiwi on the 1 It day of April, lhMl1 viz: Kankin J.

HilL, for the se1 sec tiiwnship 2Ms of range i w. He names tlie following witnesses to nrove hia continuous rei denoe upon and cultivation of the mid land viz A. n. Hrown. lionlmmn, ti.

hnru and F. O. Mtirt'hBttd, all of Lakin Finney county, Kaa, 4'. F. M.

Uruat, Ktgister, NOTIC OF PUBLICATION. Land Office at Ganlen City. Kanw, Feb. 27, 1 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler lias tiled his intention to make final proof in sunnort of his claim, and titat said uroof will )te made iH'f ore the Kgihter or Receiver at Gar. len city, KauMis, on the Hth day of April, viz: illiam 1 Kobinson, fir tlie ae1 of section 4, township 29 of range weat.

He names tlie following witnesses to prove his continuous resr dence upon, and cultivation of saitl land, vis: H. Brown, F. O. Moreheud, U. W.

Karp, Kankin J. Hill, allot I -akin Kansas. C.F.M.Nilki, ItegL-ter, NOTICE OF PUBLICATION. Land Office at Ganlen city, Kan, Fehv. 27, it ice is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled his intention to make final proof in support ot ms claim, and tiiat said pmot will lie made before the register and receiver at Garden city, Kansas, on the lith day of April, lNi, viz: TirasS, Bniwn, fortheswlt of section 2.

town- sliiji of range .5 w. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous resilience ujion and cultivation of said land, viz: nankin J. Hill. Fred B. lin.wn.

Will L. Kobison, J. K. J.mea. all of iJtkin, Kiiukjis, F.

M. Nilks, tWiMer. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION. I jnd office at Garden citv. Kas.

Feb. 27. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of hia inteution to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will le made before tlie Register or Re reiver at dan ten city, on tlie. 14th day Ann viz: Kdwiutl O. lletlgea for hwU of section 22, township 2V range M7 w.

lie names the following witnete to prove his continuous reei- denre uimn, and cultivation it said land, viz: r. B. Bmwn, J. K. Jtmea, 8.

W. W. Kurp ail oi lakiu, inney county Kansas, C. F. M.

jSiles hVgifter. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION. Ind Office at (janlen city, Feb. 27, lwrt. Nm ic is lierehy given that tlie folowing named settler has fileil notice of hia intention to make final nroof in MioiMirt of hut claim and that said proof will be made before the Register lr Re ceiver at Ganlen city Kansas, on the 14th of Anru.

via: Fred C. Bmwn. for thewl of section it, township 2W range 3 1 w. Ht names tlte following witness to prove hia continiusis rwide- di'iice ii)Mn and cultivation of mui lauti. vti: J.

r- Jontw. H. rarvin, it. Heigtw, und Geo harp, all of Lkin, mn-y Kinty hann. ('.

F. M. Nll.KS, register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. fjind Office at Ganlea city, Notice in hereby given that the fllowing namixl settler has filwi notice of his intention to make final proof in suptKtrt of his claim, maUhatsHid iiroof will te maOje Iietore lite it'triMer or li ca'iver nt tfHnhtt city on the Uth day of April, lt, viz; Samuel H.

Farvin. for tlie oel stvtion il, loWiiflup -tn range w. ilie naiutw Uie Ul lowing witutweti to prove hi continuous i denne uimo and cultivation aM viz: B. Bmwn, J. K.

Jom, t. mt Im Larall of iJtkoi, luiicv WMinty hau-as. C. F.M. Niuw, liegtvter.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ljnd Office at Ganlen city Feb. 27. Notice i len-lty given that the fil lowing lunnetl setih hn tilisi uoticeof hia intention to make final proof in MipfMUi if his claim, tual that mid pnf will Remote befire tlie Rtiteror lUwivrr at tianleii city, kahMisin tlte Uth day April, iv. tii: Ji mt Joints tnr wl4 t4 mx titin LU township nuure 3t w.

itt tutuiw ttte ou lowing WitnowfM to inive hm Ontitintssjs nJ- d-nre uai. and cidmation of said H. Brown, rt. H. IWin, lUls, (iw harp all of Iakiu Finrwy dainty kutiiN.

C. F. M. SiLN. Rtister, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

1N1 a ice befvbj given 1 twit trte ftliwwuf naaml 'ttlerha- fiUl hotire of hie int-oiagi to make final ontof iu muii4t of hie claim. mu me I oem will tie oimie ttre the Krgitc or Kvtv at ttartWa city kanaa. the Hth day of April lV, via: Jame KtinK hr the nw'4 nvn.o pi, towutiii nuuie ti w. He names the ftdtiw ing wititr to pnve bre nmtiniMHks ru.Kcce iiMnhnd cviimatioa of said lanit, tn: r. It i F.

tt. NitrvRcgi For Salt or lieiit. I will sell or rvut my shop. Will sell or rent eitlier or tot -Is st(-rate. Any toe antinc to endive in the butcher bnsineca ran k- a tvtrtrnin by csllini; on or addrviaii Uis nn lerviitHsL (1.

K. ES'iTH, Ep.iob. SATl'KDAY, MARCH fl, 1 To Our Friends niidiitroiifi; Lb tnkiujr rlmrifo of tho 1'ionkkr DiiMociur, ve lu Hut oliiim 1 1 nit we nre (foiug to Make it the bent DRixiir in tlift state, but lo olnim thnt we riiall muko it lwit new sheet, mid uttf) that will be welcomed overvweok iu the family circle. Our object kIiiiII lie to diHaiuinnte correct in-fiinnntiun to paipl wkinii homes, thnt will iiiduiv them to settle near us in tlie New W'M. lmll work for the im-prowiutiit of the town mul thesettleineut the country.

Our earnest euJtavom iJihII be to give citizens nud farmers all the aid and information, practically and theoretically that can be ohtained rtwu-d-lug the best kin of cropi and themode of cultivation. While doing nil we can morally and physically to benefit the eutire community, we ak in return that they aid ub by a liberal subscription and ti fair sliare of ndrertimng pntroniiifo-We submit the Pionkrr Dkmochat to the criticism of onr patrons. Respectfully, G. K. Ehtks.

A committee of the board of directors of the Alameda Grape and Wine Growing Association, from California, arrived here Wednesday evening and were met by the Kansas rneniliers, Messrs K. Holmes of Garden City, and C. H. Brown of Kinstey, onliehalf of the Kansns memliera of the company. They scnt the day on Wednesday looking over the lnnd and deciding on a location for the hamlet or village for the ncoonuxlation of the labor-ore and mechimics.

Mr. E. M. Ackley of Livermore California, president of the Association, says they will employ at least five hundred laborers and animiltcr of mechanics to erect 1 mildin gs, worksl ions warehouses and machinery that will be necessnrv to carry on the bnsmess. The company will try to prepare the land and plant (5000 acresthis season.

This is an enterprise that will revolutionize agriculture in Kansas and make her one of the first fruit growing states in the Union, i During the year 1HST the Missouri Pacific acquired control or ownership of the following lines: St Louie, Ft Scott ft Wichita, miles; Minden Brunch, 72 milt; Wichita Colorado, 50 miles; Lincoln Extension, 35 miles; Topeka, Sa-lina Western, 57 miles; Omaba Belt, 18 miles: Faola to Kansas City, 54 miles; Verdigris Valley, Indian Territory miles; St.Louis Emporia, 50 miles; Leroy 4 Caney Valley, 35 miles; total, 987 miles. Washington, March In the house MorrilL of Kansas, presented a bill that would extend the time for fling applications for arrearages of pactions to uly 1st 1888, it was refered to the committee of the whole. The house committee upon public hinds had a toot vote upon the propositions to repeal the pre-emption law. The result was decidedly in favor of the repeal Senator Vest of Missonri, is dangerously sick. He is doulrtless the ablest man Missouri hasever sent to the TL S.

Senate except Thomas H. Benton, and in the case of his death the Democratic party would lose one of its ablest leaders, the West its most devoted champions and the country a pure statesman. Large numbers of Chinese are going into Texas and New Mexic. Anti-Chinese Leagues are being formed in all the large towns to expel them. Washington, March 4: Tb house committee on public lands will rejiort at an early day a bill repealing the pre-emption and timlier cnlture laws.

ti. V. Goeden statod Monday for West Plains, Meade to visit his family. Upon his return he will commence the erection of a fine residence in the north part of the city. He will move his family out in a few weeks.

The Great Western Irrigating Company have started a town south of the river opposite Hartland. This will stop Hart-lands growth and in a few months it will lie forgotten by all except the few who have lieen foolish enough to invest there and lose. H. Gill was in town yesterday and made the Pioneeb DrMocrAT a call has traded a job press to Mr. Chapman for his hand press and will publish a paper at Shockcyville.

The lirst wane ii- jiears next Wednesday. Mr. Gill will have to rustle if he gets out the Grant County Register and the Shockcyville Eagle, each week. W. S.

Handy has bought out the Kinip-eon Davis haok line to Hugo uud will run it after thin from Hartland. H. Connor, always ready to do anything for Lalun, at once made arrangements to run anopiKwition bine from this place. lie lias me 11 or liarka and will run three times a week to Ulys.se and Hugo via the new pass through tlie bill, which eavee six miles and gives a better mad He also carries the inad to all points south. The first hack left here this morning loadod with all the passtTgers it oould take.

Mr, O'Connor rIho runs line to Wallace on the Coronado and Lmta. U. P. R. via AI011.0 It, Itoylxii v.

Cieorgr V. O-rilcn. frmii Lut Q. To the beat of your reccoUertiim aUuit Low lnjr after you learned that your application wag for the wrong piece, did you have this emmnuitiun with Morris? Objected to aa above. A.

It may have been a month or three mouths after I learned this f4. Q. You thiuk not more than three months? Olijected to as atmve. A. I cannot say.

Q. Aliout how king afrer making tlie entry was it lefore yon leannvl that vnn bad eiit. the wn.ng Iji'fiiiw tlio IjiwI Otlirw, UFA). H. DE WATERS.

"MM.IESIN Drugs, Medicines, Books, Paints OILS, GLASS, NOTION'S, Ac, oahukn crry, kashas. O. W. DICKINSON, Jewelry, Watches, Clocks AND I'LATKI) WAKK, Hewing Miicliiiiin, OrKium ual riiinos. inlcm for nin nntl -itly mmkIh M)ici(Ht (iAIM)KN Cm, KANHAB, E.

BARBER AND HAIRDRESSER, LAKiit, Kansas. ViitrrHix will rewlve mn-fiil Htteiition und cmr- Ihkib iTCMlnmnl. Hlxm iu JuliiiMin A i llil. liiird Hull. RICHARD BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER, LAKIN, KAN.

All work will rwivp run-Ail attcntinn. in cull. Hltop firvt door Miuth tiwtity Vruit 4 E. BENNETT. Contractor and Builder, LAKIN, KANSAS, rians 8iecificiitkms sml Estimntes FURNISHED FREE On Application, Letters ot Inquiry promptly answered J.

B. HARBOLT, Contractor A Builder LAKES', KAN. Plana and HiiecifimfionB fnrnixhed on aunli' cation, Contmcta earehdlyccimplied with. W. S.

CREW, Plasterer and Calsoniiner, LAKIN, KANSAS. Will kwp ennrtnntlr on Imnd 1,1 ME, HAIR. K1IKN A AlwiHtoDp for linililiriK iur CHABLES SCHULTZ, BLACKSMITH, WAGONMAKER AND KEPAIB SHOP. LAKIN, KAN. I "Wiirk ilonp in tit bwt mannar tau with LAKIN BILLIARD HALL, GUS ANDERSON, Prop.

Good Room, Good Tables and a Lunch Counter in connection. Call and see us. C. LOVIH, Physician I Surgeon Lakin. Kansas, tOlficp with No-lnnd 4 Dfwrn.

H. C. ROBINSON. CITY RESTAURANT, Lia-Kin, Kansas, Milx at all honn. Short onlera wrrl with liIiotrh.

E.ST 5UIN St. LAKIN. KANSAS. Wm. J.

PRICE CO, HANDLE INCHES and RANGE STOCK ON COMMISSION In all the niir cnnntiy in the Bonthwwt, Boj and wll mnsv tick on comnUinn. CONTESTS FINAL PROOFS. Filincs of all kinds, bring them to O.V. HAYS Expert Land Attorneys, GARDEN CITY. KS.

We specially solicit the business of non- reaUent attorneys, with whom we will make most liberal tern's. GEORGE H. TATE. DLALKK IN DRY GOODS CLOTIECkT, Gents Furnishing Goods Hats Caps, Soots, Shoes, Groceries, Flour and Feed. Lakin.

tyas. "McCLURE'S Livery, Feed and SALE STABLE, LAKIN. KANSAS. Good stable corral and camp-house, with cis -stove and bunts att3cheI, for use of (atni. Terms Reasonable.

W. C. McCLURE. Proprietor. very complete.

Remember, you FREIGHT By buying goods from us aswe sell as low asany house in Kansas. Cull aud Bee our stock of new hats. NeelandA Devers. The liewt potatoes iu the city for sale cheap at J. A.

liobuisou's. Gents and Ladies Boots and Shea's at Tii ten. Men's Gloves and liubber Goods at Tates. Fur and Scotch Cups lit Tate's. Ladies Dress Goods and Underwear at Tate's.

The liest Flour in the market at Logne Bros. Hoitieblaiikets below coxt at Phillips. John Phillips, our harness maker has ou baud a full and complete stock of harness and saddles to supply the spring trade, which ho wishes everyone to call and get prices and lay in "their spring supply. We have just received a nice lot of cheap feed which wo will sell very low. Richardson and Judd.

M. L. Swift have received a car loud of farm implements and wagons. They will bo in shape to make you as close figures as you can get anywhere. (live them a call Plows and burrows, at M.

L. Swift Co. M. L. Swift A- is headiinrirterB for stoves.

Y'ou ought to see the stacks of them they haveiu their ware room, prices guaranteed. Wagons nt M. L. Swift Co. Pumps of every style at M.

Swift Co. Not I have three yoke of cattle for Bale. T. D. Brackett Notice.

Any one wishing1 a barber clinir will find a bargain by calling on B. Johnson, Lakin Kans. Hay and for Sale. I have fifty tons of hay for sale, three miles west of Lakin, also 10 or 15 tons of sorghum joining the town on the east John O'Loughlin. I am agent for all agricultural imple ments handled by Smith A Keating Implement of Kansas City.

John O'Locohiis. Richardson Judd are selling their stock of Hour and feed at cost Now is the time to buy. A big stock of ready made clothes at Neeland Devers. For ease and comfort try a pair of Can-garoo shoes, for sale at Neeland Sr Devers. The celebrated Gannon shoe the best in the market at Neelnnd Devers, Strayed.

From the undersigned, about July, 1884, the following branded horses. One black mare branded lazy S3 on left shoulder, figure 3 on left hip. Two grey mares branded 7 Won left thigh, fig nre 3 on left hip. One iron grey mare branded 7 on left thigh, figure 3 on left hip. One bay mare branded on thigh or hip.

A. B. Boylan. HAY FOR SALE, We have for sale 100 tons of hay, bailed or loose. Also tons of sheaf oats.

Great Eastern Irrigating Jam eh Craig, Supt IiSikin9 Hugo, Mail c2c Stage LcAvr Lakinaml Hiwewy Monday, WwU omIh) iiml Friiltiy Mor-oii at ft: am, and arhvt at riyaHKM mm) Yiii)K tit LmTm iMHHVfr) Tihla, Thnmlay and 8atunly moruimrM tuid arrivt at lUtkin and Hu go the Mi mt eTfiiiutf. HIMPHON All) AY 18, IW it i t' for lMiMit atloii. Lnu Omvx mw.x Cm, I Januar) 21. 1 NOTICK hereby given that tlie following naiiiMltiettlor has bM nntiorof hi to make final imof in euport of his claim, mid tluit iiaiil proof wiU be mwie liefom C. Fnnvlle hoht jHiblir, at I a km, Kaurttts.

tat March II nl viz; iWnartl H. tl'Ctmnor, for tlwi wmthiwet Mot ion a. tp. 21. H.

It w. He names the following witnesses to prove bis continuous nviid'tnce upai. and cultivation of. wild land, viz: W. F.

Burtt-U, William ljogih, T. W. AppMy. A. B.

ho lan, ail of Ukm. ks. C. F. M.

Nll KS, KegMer. NOTICE FOli "PUBLICATION, Ind Office at (irlen City Kansas. March Ivit notice le hentiy gtviu tlmt tlie following Bairinl settler hie Med in tiiv of h. Udetitiott tti nutKe final proof iu Mipoort of hi claim, aial said i in win i nwir irii'ir r. r.

HimiminHii. Notary puhlit-, at Ijikin kattas. on WediNHiA April lth viz: totrga II. lo-irr. of Uk p.

o. Kinney ifainty "ho mmU premp-tmn, DecJaralorv Mitn-niit for tl wli of M-taou II. township? range He nute tle fit! lowing rns to pmve his ctaiiiuiams refiileitce Uw, an I cultiviition off Mtud land, viz Miplen IL R-Cnnnn. William R. Hoi man, Wih liam It Chnttft.

and Jivtah Jiin.n. nil of lkia Ftunt )coent KattNie. C. M. Nil.

km. Regitr. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Ind Other at Grilen City, Kanje. Feb.

Nolit-e is ien-lt given the ftilloming nnmnl tihf hie rued im4hv of hm intuition nuke final inif iu Mii-iirt hi cUim. anl or Ritver at ioVn citv kmvjie. on the lith itny of Aiml. wt: Vilhsm Hothr for the if ertHa township mogeiTw. He baine tin tog wdnm to mve hi rntiituib ridjce ua, and cuitnath Mid ltlit vil: J.

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to nicle did you not toll lnra that your attorney had told you or written you not to allow any plowing to be done 011 tlie land, and that you would comply with his orders or words to that effect 1 Objected to as leading. A. I did not tell Mr. Baniicle what my attorney had written uie. I told him I had a letter from my attorney and had my instructions.

t. Did you not at that time look for the letter or pretend to look for the letter as though yon would show Mr. Baniicle why he should not plow ou the land? A. I don't thiuk Mr. Baniicle miked to see the letter.

Q. But did you not look or pretend to kk tor it whether he asked to see it or not? A. I don't think I would have object ed to showing the letter to Mr. Baniicle, but the letter I wished to show him was relating to Ogden's daughters. Q.

Will you answer the last qneation by yes, or no? A. I cannot say that I looked for that particular letter, but there was nothing in the letter but what I should have been willing for Mr. Baruiele to have seen. Q. Is it not a fact that you hud received a letter or instructions by some other way from your attorney Mr.

Corse at Lamed, not to allow any plowing to be done on the land in question by the administrator of Mr. Ogden's estate or by any one else for him? Objected to aa irrevehuit, immaterial, and as improper croei-exiunination. A. I received the letter from my attorney Mr. Corse, at Lamed, to muke, objections for any one to plow on the land, but if they insisted to do plowing to use no violence.

Q. Did yon not tell Mr. Burnicle Unit you would keep him from plowing on the land in question? Please Bnswer by yen or no. Objected to for the reason that the wit ness has already stated that he did not tell him (Burnicle) that he would not keep him from plowing, but that he would ob ject to 4iis doing any plowing on the hind. A.

I did not Did not Mr. Burnicle ask you what you would do if he should come in at another place than the gate near the house, and commence plowing on the land in question and did you not in reply say to him that you would prevent him from plow ing or that you would leep him from plowing or words to that effect? A. Mr. Baniicle did not ask me such a question and I did not tell Baniicle or any one else that I would prevent him or any one else from plowing. Q.

Did you not know when Mr. Bar- nicle was there that it was his wish as the adininistrator of Ogden's estate, to plow or break on the land in question? Objected to for the reason that this wit ness has no means of ascertaining the wishes of Mr. Burnicle, A. I don't know that it was his wish as he had nothing with him to show he desired to do any plowing or breaking, and did not at that time know that Bar- nicle was the legally appointed administrator of the estaU) of Geo. W.

Ogden do- ceased. i. Did you not yourself before that time file some claims for settlement with Mr. Baniicle or administrator of Ogdens estate. Objected to as immaterial and as im proper cross-examination.

A. I filed some claims for the burial excuses with Mr. Baruiele, but have never forced the payment from Mr. Bur nicle as I did 'uot consider him a legally appointed administrator for George W. Ogden deceased.

Q. You were willing that he should pBy your claims but not willing that he ehould administer upon the estate as to the laud in question, were you? Objected to as immaterial. A. I wan willing that Baruiele ehould pay my claim for the reason that he had taken all the old plunder that the deceased Geo. W.

Ogden left. Q. Did you Uot before this time iu April deliver to Mr. Baniicle. certain goods, books, records or papers that had belonged to Geo.

W. Ogden wheu Mr. Bamiele made demand for them us the administrator of Ogden's estato. A. I delivered to Mr.

Baniicle a pair of hoots and some other old clothing that I brought from Dodge City afterMr. wguenueam, ana a watch, and tlie key of his dug-out, that is all that I recollect of delivering to Mr. Baniicle, Mr. Long-strctli took charge of some paters and I siipKwe they were given to Mr. Baruiclo.

Q. Is it not a that yon yourself iu person handed these palters to Mr. Baruiele after they had len taken from the dug-out whether they Were ever ill the ixwu-hfiou of Longstreth.ur auy other man or not? A. I can not say for certain but lieu Baruiele came to my house I limy haveiu delivering the boots aud clothing got tlie papers from I may ha ve had some of them, and delivered them to Baruiele. tf If u.u did leit regtird Mr.

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