Kearny County Coyote from Chantilly, Kansas • 2

KEARNEY COUNTY COYOTE, OMAHA! HID OUT! Send for Catalogue. Laud Office at Garden City, Kans, July I2th 1HCH Notice Is hereby given that tha following named settler has llled notice of his Intention to make lliiitl pro if In support of his claim, mid that said proof will be made before neg-Ifter or Iteei lver nt Harden City Kansas on Oct 2nd. issa, viz; James (1. ill own, lor the nw seo 24 tp 22 range 37. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation ot said land, viz: Charles Albert P.

Isliiub, Hubert Nngel, John P. all of I huntilly, Kansas. Also at the same time and place Duvl I a. Klnirery, for the tie sou 7 tp 22 range 3rl. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land viz: Charles rman, Stephen Thorno, Kiilns Tliorue, Mrs.

Plor. enee C. tleorge, all of t.hniitllly, Kansas. Also at the sume time and place Charles lininerniaii, for the so 1. seo 21 tp 22 range 3i He tuttnes the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of suid hind, viz: James (1.

Ilrown, Albert P. Isliiub, Hubert Nngel, John P. Noblltt, all of Chiintllly, Kansas. C. P.

Nilks. Heglster. The Future County Seat of Kearney county. A booming town in the center of Kearney county, which offers Karo IndiK-ementa to those winhing to invest in town property, as tlicy can be bought at actual value, The Garden City Sentinel brought out tho Lakiu Advocate lust week bo cause tho Sentinel publiuhod facts in tho county seat contest of Kearney county. Tho Sontinol has horotoforo taken sides iu favor of Lakin, but has become so thoroughly disgiibted with the Lakin frauds that it could not swallow another doso.

If the Sentinel will always let Lakiu and her frauds alone it will gain many friends in Kearney county. It has learned that everything that cmiuatos fnni Lakiu ou tho county scat question is more or loss contaminated with fraud. Is it possiblo that thoso who work iu tho open air at this season of tho -t a A I 1311 shaswssM'tate'SisI OMAHA la situated in the center of Kearney county, ten miles north of the railroad, and directly in the heart of the finest agricultural part of the county. THE PEOPLE Are United on Omaha, and propose to give it their solid support in the coming election for permanent County Seat. THE TIME HOW IS To invest, while lots are Cheap, and the town is young.

Which will make investments doubly sura. LON WHORTON, Editor and Prop. Sati rdat Morniso, Acotst It, Ihsb Kntered at Ti illy Postofllee lit Omahi Kansas as sceond-elast mail matter. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. A large number of names have been ftil-led to our ciibseription lift Mini ti for Df me Uiunlis iowii company, ami all wlio are not subscribers to the Coyotk, Mnil are now rocelvinjr it, will please ao eept tniii read it, as it will cost tliem noin-Injr.

When the time for which it Is paid expire, the paper 111 stop, unless ordered continued by the person to whom it is sent. For President, GROVER CLEVELAND, For Vice-President, ALLEN G. TKURMAN, OF OHIO. "He who laughs last laughs best." A Lawrence young man who con ceived the iJoa of testing the hygienic properties of a trroen rnuskinelon doesn't weigh quite as much as he did but he knows more. Judge Abbott's peremptory writ is what gives Lakin a relapse and caus ed the County Clerk and the Conimis sioaers to hide out all this week.

They don't even like to be compelled to do their sworn duty. There will be considerable corn raised in Kearney county this yar fifty per cent more th in last year. And stock feed, such as cane fodder millet and corn fodder, etc, there will no limit to the amount. A colored man who died at Wellington the other day gave as his last testimony that he fully expected to go to heaven, but that he shrank from death at a time when ft nickel would luy the biggest watermelon iu the market. Tuesday night last a number of the young ladies gave a leap year ball.

It was well attended and all enjoy ed themselves in the best of order. When you want a first class bull or anythiag else, put it in the hands of the girls, and yon can bet on success very time. A Dickinson county farmer has sixteen milch cow whose milk he sells to the creamery, realizing $80 cash each month, a monthly average of $5 per head, besides rearing their calves and a large number of swine on the milk after the croam has been separated from it This anyone can do with proper care and management. Who is Cyrus Russell anyhow? Tjil-in P.Ti He is an honest man, but would be I a living curiosity to the editor of the D. He lives about six miles north of Lakin, and it doesn't cost anything to see him.

Como up, Boylan, and ee what you are not acquainted with an honest face. The Deistler brothers took an over landtriptoPr. lt county last week, and returned a few days ago. The boys report dull times all along the road, and say that the crops are no better in the counties through which passed than they are in Kearney ounty. They returned well satisfied to remain here, as tho outlook is bet ter here than it is east.

Some individual, whose ear marks show the brand of Lakin, and signing himself "Watch," seeks, through the columns of the Lakin Advocate of week, to vent his spleen on C. J. Jones, who is a candidate for the leg islature. No doubt but that the wri ter was instrumental in helpiug to steal Jones' scat two years ago, and has moved over into Finney county to assist the same work. But then Lakin don't have a pull at Jones this lull, and cau only assist in helping to defeat him through tho medium of tiio "Lakin Fraud." Bierer fill Not Accept.

The followiug from tho La rued Chronoscope of the Oth instant shows that Mr. Bierer has declined the now sation for senator ou tho democratic ticket: A letter was received yesterday af ternoon by E. W. Jones, of this city, from A. O.

C. Bierer, of Garden City, stating that the latter was compelled to decliuo the nomination- tendered him at Kinsley the 25th of July. Mr Bierer assigned as a reason the fact that he could not spare the time make the campaign. He has a part, set-ship law practice in Garden Cit mid ine oilier members ol the nrm will not consent to have him Lso so much time away from business. A meeting cf tho central committee will bo held in Kinsley in a few days, at which time the vacancy thus f.

rrnol will bo supplied. Garden City Her to! The County Clerk and two of the Comissioners Podge tho Sheriff, And Prevent the Serving of the Papers in the Mandamus Case. CANADA OR "BUST." One day last week a peremptory writ of Mandamus was signod by Judge Abbott, asking tho Comniig sionors to canvass the vote of Kear ney county as returned by the Judges of the different precincts. Tho pa iters were placed in Sheriff Thome's hands to serve on the Commissioners, but as soon as that was done the Commissioners and Clerk hit the road for Topeka. Learning that they were in Topeka, the papers were sent tj tho Sheriff of Shawnee county, but by either natural instinct, or from some other cause, tho fugitives kept track of the papers, and as soon as they arrived in Shawnee county, the renegades hit the road for Lakin, know ing that while the papers were in To peka they could not be scrvod on them iu Lakin.

The papers were sent for, but again the outlaws "wind ed" the object, and on Wednesday, before the papers could bo returned, hit the road for Canada or sjiuo oth er part. Thus it goes with Lakin, anything to defeat justico; anything to avoid the law. Just think of it, two Commissioners and a County Clerk, all appointed by Gov. Martin, fleeing from luotico, dodging the sheriff, hiding from tho mand.itos of the Courts iu order that they may be able to rob the people of their rights. Is it not a pity that the people of this county should be cursed and scourged by such a set of villians, such a set of men who disregard every letter, word and sentence of tho law in order to cany out their damnable outrages on the honest settles of Kearney county? Can they expect to win in thus fight ing the law and tho people? Do they have to be hounded down like bandits before the peaple get their rights? Is it possible that these three crimin al, these three fugitives from itiHtiee.

these threo robbers of tho neonle's rights must be caught and compelled do their duty before the people can perform the functions of office? Is there no other remedy? Yes, thero is a way, and the way has been declared Dy a supreme majority of tho votes of Kearnev countv. and there in nntln'nn- left but for that majority to put their oruer in lorce dv taking control of l6 officcs, will never ro.r. mcv The tieunle will never rest casv or have anv neiu-e as long as these pestiferous outlaws are tuioweu to inhabit our county. Thev want to either rul rr ruin, nml their rule bus already stagnated tho prosperity or our county. They have incited rebelion.

thev have nractiead anarchy, they have tried to adopt monarchical rule, they have violated an uio codes ol American law, and still thev run at larce upr.tliinrr 7 o- burning disgrace to themselves and me settlers of Kearney county and southwestern Kansas. Thev alirmU be corralled. No Man's Land Bill. A dispatch from Washinctnn. bvh: Mr.

Springer to day succeeded in getting his Oklahoma bill before the House. He has lienn en.lp'iv, irinrr In do so for about four months. Every time, thus far, until to day, tho opponents of the measure have been huc cessiui their opnWuu. Owiut? A .1 me small attendance thero was a less formidable opposition than URual. a boon as tno morning nour was ended, Mr.

Springer, Chairman of the Committee ou Territories, culled up tho Oklahoma hill. Mr man Chairman of tho Public Land Com mittoc, at once iuterposod ith a proposition to take up tho "No Min's Land" bill, of which he is the thamd ion in the House. The two bill are in a measure ant-iconiKti. TliefiLl.i. homa bill provides far the formation oi a new territory out of those por uons oi tho Indian Territory known as Oklahoma, the AhuwIi.ia Cheyenne Reservation, tho Cherokee strip and Man's Land.

Holinan's diu merely extends the laws of the I nited States over No Man's Laud, and creates a new land district, com prisiuir the territorv within the limit ot No Man's Laud and four adjoining counties oi Kansas, Ine 2o Mans Land bill has already passed the Senate. Mr. Holmau calculated that its passage through the House would put ena to Indian leintJuUon for this Congress at least, and thus prevent the consideration of the Okla noma mil. i be mil now remains on the calendar as unfinished business It may likely coma nn a ain anil mav i i pass, units its enemies shall call i indium uu iue nam vtiie. in me lui ter eveat, as many of the members have gone home, and ill likclv not return this session, the bill mar not secure enough votes to secure its age.

Should the Oklahoma bill be defeated its friends siy they will see that the No Man's Laud bill meets Lie fate. Tho present indications I are that neither bill can become a law 2 Railroads 2 Lund OOico at Harden City, July 188(1. Notice it hereby given that the followiug named settler has filed notice of hit iutontien to uiake final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof wil1 he made before Itcginter or Heeeiver at Garden City on September 11th Isss, viz: James 0. lluckner, for the lots 1 1 Ii i see 30 to 22 range 37. He names the following witueMe tn prove his continuous residence upon and eultivation of said land, viz: Madison Tedfunl.

II. H. llarcut, lli'ury Ilarlxiur, John Hill, ail of Kearney, Kansns. Also at the tame time anil plnce John M. Tedford, for the lots 1 Ik 2 nw tea 7 tp 21 37.

He names the following witnesses tn prove his continuous residence upon and eultivation ol said land, vit: Hugh II. Harcu. James lluckner, waiter Draue; Adam N. List, all of Kpurney, Kansas. Also at the tame time and place vit: Hugh llarous, for tho Ion 6 A tcefitp 23 range 37.

He names the following witnesaet tn prove his contiuuout residence upon and eultivation of said land, viz: Madison J. Telford. Samuel Stout, A ds in List, James C. lluckner. all of Kesrney Kansns.

Also at the same time and place vii: Adam N. List, for these sec31 tp22 range 37. He names the following witnesses tn prove his continuous residence upon, and eultivation of said land, vii: John M. Tedford. Hugh II.

llarcus. James C. llurknor, Samuel Slout, all of Kearney. Kansas. 2S-33 C.

F. M. Nli.r.3, Register. Land Office at Garden City, July 1HS. Notice is hereby given that tho following-named settler has tiled notice of his ntention to make Until proof in support of his claim, and Hint suid proof will bo made before the Register or Receiver at Garden City.

Kansas, on Sept. lit, lm, viz: Samuel McCammeut, forthese'-i see 3 tp22i range 3w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: Wi lls 1. Morgan, llrazllla Tegue, Henry Sehmuescr, Newton Hill, all of Federal, Kansas. Also at the same time and place Willis P.

Morgan, for the i sec 4 tp 22s range 3S. Ho names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said laud, viz: Samuel McCAmment, llrazllla Tegue, Henry Schinueser, Newton Hill, nil of Federal, Kansas. 29-34 C. F. M.

Nilet. Hcglster. Land Office at Garden City, Kan July 10, 18SS Notice is hereby given that tho following nauieil settler has filod notice of his intention to make final ppsif iu support of hit elaiin, and that said proof will be made bofore Register or Receiver at Garden City, Kansas, on Sopl 1888, viz: John Woodson, for the nw see 8 tp 21 range 37. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz; Mortimer R. Knapp, Champ S.

Ouffy, Kd Anderson, Fred L. Skirvm, ail of Kearney, Kansas. Also at the sumo time and place, James F. Mount, fur the nw 'i sec 4 tp 21 range 37. He names the following witnesses to provt his continuous resjdenee upon, and cultivafrou of, said land, vi: Mortimer R.

Knapp, John T. Woodson, Fml L. Skirvin, 1. Cowherd all of Kearney, Kunsas, Also at the same time and place. Mortimer R.

Knapp for the sw see 8 tp 21 range 37. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, vii: p. L. Skirvin. J.

X. Woodson, C. 8. Onffy, Ed Anderson, all of Kearney, Kansas. Also at the same time and place.

Fred L. Skirvin. for the lots 6 tV 7 tw '4 jecii tp 21 range 37. llcnnmel the following witnesses to prove his continuous reKlcnce upon aud cultivation of, sai land, viz: C. S.

GutTv. I. E. Cliffy, M. K.

Knapp, J. 1. Woodson, all of Kearney, Kan- 29-31 C. F. M.

Silks. Register. Land OtTicc at Garden City, Kansas, Ju'y loth. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his tuteutiiai to make final proof in support of his elarra. and that said proof will be made before Register or Receiver at fiurk'n City, Ksutas, on Oct 1st, 15.

viz: Thomas A. Suit, for tiio se see 9 tp 21s range 37w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence uK)n. and cultivation of. suit! land, viz; Thiebvibl Mathitt, Andrew J.

Parker, Samuel Z. Hartzler, illium Aylcr, all of Lydia. Kansas. Also at the same time and place. Andrew J.

Parker, for the lott lie i ue me 1 tp 21i range 37w. He names the following witnesses tn nrove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Thomas A. Suit. Louis O. Viehr, William Aylor, Samuel 6.

Hartzler, all of Lydia. Kansas. 2-34 i'. e. m.

a tuts. Register. Land Offlceat Garden City, Kans, Ju'y 12th, ISM. Ni tlco Is hereby iriven that the followmr named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proot In support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before Clerk District court ot itearney county at utmn, Kansas on Sept 6th, isca, viz: Prcder.ck K'oa-ter, for the se '4 sec 1C tp 21 range 37.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, aud cultivation of, said land, vis: Andrew G. Dech, Champ S. Gutfy. John L. Wtadou, Mortimer H.

Knapp, all of Kearney, Kansas. Also at tne same time and place, Andrew 1,. Dech, the lots 34 i swVsvcitpSl rango 37. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, aud cultivation of, said land, viz: Frederick ater, Champ S. GufTy, John T.

Woodson, Mortimer it. Knapp, an 01 Kearney, jtansas. 3U-3j c. r. .11.

niles, Hegt.ter. Land Office at Garden City. Kan June 30. 188S, Not ice is hereby given that tho following named settler has tiled notice or his Intention to make final nroof tn sunoort of his claim and that said proof will bo made before the Register or Receiver at Ganlen City. Kansas, on Sept.

7th, sks, viz: Pliis Crouch, for the sw 4 sec lu tu 21 range m. He nnmes tlie following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and eultivation of. sail land, viz: Jackson Wolf, of Washburn. W. It.

Logan ot Oanica. Kas. Walters Hulcn, Finch Whitman, of Wash burn, 2H-SI C. F. M.XHes.

Register. Und office at Garden City. July lwa. Notice is hereby given that tho following-named settlor has filed notice of his Intention to make final nroof In support of bis Ialm, and that said proof will iw mado b- fore the Register or Koceiver of the V. Ss Ijind office at linnli Citv.

Kan on Scut.lS. laNC. viz John Mavnison, who made 1. S. No.

3337 for the see. Ill to 22s muae t.w He names the following witnesses to prove nis continuous residence upon, ana eultivation of. said land, viz: P. Dufntld. Mill ard Lumpkin, Charles MO'lelnnd, George HuhlH'ii, an 01 t.artten 1 ny, Kansas.

29-C4 C. K. M. Register, Land tittiee at Gantenlitv. July.

21. Notice is hereby given that the followltig-named settler baa filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim aud that said proof will be made before the Regieti or Receiver at Garden City Kas on Oct. l. isn viz: James A. Wilson ior tneiw Sa to 21 mure 37.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence uiKin and cultivation of sa land viz: Joseph K. Duckworth Kd ward I alilwell John nonlaser ueorge Duckworth all of Kearney Kansas Also at the time and place Itelle M. Duckworth for the nf'is-c 23 tpSl range 37 She nauti-e the following witnesses toprwve ber continuous residence upon and euitiva-tl of said land viz: KIlaR, Watts John M. Whittaker Kdwanl Caldwell John Ik hrenall of Kearnev Kansas. Aiso at the ame time and place George Duckworth for the a see 2 tpl range 37 He names the following witnesses to prove his csiuiiniious residence upn and cultiva-ti of said land viz Kiln H.

Watts John Wkittaker Edwant Caldwell John Itehmis of Kearney Kansas. 31-st F. M. Nile Register. Land at Garden Citv.

Kan- Aur. 3L isaa. ia hereby given that the lollowing- nami-d settler has tiled notice 01 nis intent io tn matetlnal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made b-tore Register or Receiver at Ganlen lty. Kansas, on Nov. 1.

1 sua, viz: James R. Games for tbe lots 1 i of sec to 21s ranire w. Ilensmesthe fallowing witnesses to prove h's eonttniioi.s r-iiHnee upon and cnltiva-tioiiof said land, viz: R. If. Richmond.

M. K. Tenner. J.V. whitiaan, J.

A. Ktittmnn, all year, who labor long and hnrd, may take too much care of themselves and their general health, but if it is wo never heard of any. On the othor hand, we know of numbers who from mental anxiety to get in their crops at tno proper tinio and in good coiuli tion, have not only overworked thoni selves but neglected the simplest by gienic rules, and nro lonf? before tho cud of summer, liko their work stock, almoBt if not quite broken down and used up. It is not by hurry or worry that the most work is done, but by coolly planning, deliberately conduct ing, and by taking ample timo to ininK, plan and execute. Tho "dog in tho manger" proceedings of Gov.

Martin's Commissioners at Lakin are cei-tainlv firawinrr in close. They are on tho run and tho peopie are aner tuoin. iney wont do their duty, aud are trying their best to keep legally elected officers from performing their duty. They aro like the cat thoy have nine lives, but they are now on tho ninth death bed, anil their demise is onlv a nuestinn of short duration. The have run thoir race.

They have fought the fight, and ITot ffloriolislv uliinnnil find ninrt. itication, humiliation, constipation aud contamination have sot in. Certainly they are in a bad fix, and all tho in trigue maneuvering they can do will not save them. "Lift vour foot trout ly." PENSIONS FOR SOLDIERS. The republicans who aro assailing Mr.

Cleveland's vetuns nt unlawful and fraudulent pension bills may see him yet called tho soldiers' special friend before tho campaign is over. The howls of the rfiDlllilii'iLns nvar av. ery veto will concentrate a great deal oi auonuon upon Uie facts of the pen sion office and the nrivata hills nnKKA.1 by congress. A letter from Washing ton mentions the curious circumstance that when Mr. Cleveland vetnps pension bill the author never asks to nave passed over the veto.

Ho never courts investigation of the evidonce. The vetoes havo been for good reasons in every case, and the president has ueen reany to explain tliem. During the last threo voars of rfinnliliein rnlo 191,221 pension claims were passed in me pension omce. During the three years of domoemtiV ruin 452 claims were passed. Tho three years of democratic rule havo giveu the soldiers $34,000,000 more than the last threo years of republican rule.

Since Mr. Cleveland took the chair 1.200 nrivate nension bilk lmv Iia. come laws, while it took twenty four i i years oi repuDiican power to pass 1, 524. Genoral Black has reformed and vitalized this office, so that the searches are- completed far less time than the republican lazy fashion used to consume. More claims are exiuniued and tho pensioner gets his money sooner.

In all his utterances, public and private, Mr. Cleveland has shown a deep interest in the ex sol diers and has favored generous recognition from the government. His acts havo sustained his utterances. He is entitled to tho gratitude of tho men who are being led by selfish pol iticans to criticise his pension record. Republican senators and representatives have taken UlO nnnnrtnnitv Rinna Mr.

Cleveland took tho oath of office to sneak in a lot of fraudulent and flimsy claims, with tho ulnn thnt. it they became laws, certain constituents would get money and bo pleased, and if the president vetoed them h.ul about enmity to the soldiers could be raised. Everybody knows tho carelessness with which, undor the immn of courtesy, members of both houses i ii voie ior inese private biUs. Tho ro sponsibility was thrown upon tho president and he met it with tho firm sense of responsibility he has nover lost for a moment. The country will applaud him and honest iMiom 1 be first to extend commendation.

Kansas City Times. PUCLICATION NOTICE. the District Court within wi for tha Count? oi hcinu-F butc of hauis! sa. THOMAS A P.MiE. l'laiutiff 1 ltnn Ao- tiiiri Mum OS uotei MARIA A bill I.

MM Da JOSEPH SCIIl-MM AND MARIA SCHI MM win use pnti, ibst the tal i T.m. A i'age I'ta intiff di'lon the 4th day of Aunl lw file Im petition in mi id District I ourt it hiu and for the louuty of Kiniry in the t-tt of Khoosi and Maria JcliuinuidffrndanUi and that the Paid named defendants uvt ai'r taid petition SU-d ai atorenaid on or before the inh day of St utein-ke 1 or said petition will be taken at true and ju.lrini'ut rvudtrrd in said anion avaiiut Mritiiuamt tfoivpa ovnuuini and Maria A VDumiu tor lha turn of .17 terejt thereon at the rate of 12 irrrrnt ir an- am from the 27th day of Auril liwj, and for i i'lsniut anaiuit wcivii'utota ecnainia auj Maria A for the foreciotureot a certain mori-'e noon ilw f. lioaius drserihed rral eitalt Lots one and two an the raH half of tne niinbeaaituarter benii thenjrth-ait Irae-tiotul qaartrr ul ncrtioa thirty one ill and the north eart quarter of tee'inn thirty one t.U all in townahip t.tuiv one (21) south ol ranis thirty fire IV) of the tixtb iiriiiri.al meridian containing: three hundred seven and bf-lyonf-bandri'd'htai'ref lvin and situated in thetonntynf Kearney in the State of kantat ud aiju-Uini thjt Mid ''aiiniff bu the first lien on ai i.remifF' to the amount for which inlfinent sill be taken a aforesaid and or l-r-tuf aid irriui tu s.il without ai'nraita-nt and the iied to tha i.vmi,t of thcaiiioaiit duo viaimiif and eoett of mH, and turevsT barrin aud fr- defend-ant sad each ot then of and fri all ritht titl male interest proisrly and equity of rrteini-tif in or to said femUe or any part thereof. -mut li. ws, liiiKra A ttf.ki.

Atrrt: AttimTf for Hnintf Are coming through Omaha, best towns in Southwestern Kansas, while the Great Irrigating Canals "Will water thousands of acres of the finest PARKER Makers, MERIDEN, CONN. Show-rooms: 97 Chambers Hew Yort Lmd Olnoeat linrileii tly, Kml, Aitir II. IMS. Notioo In hereby irivon that the follwlnir-named anttli'r Iibh filed notice of hiu Intent li.n to miiko filial nrnot' in mitmiirt of his cluini. Htiil tlmt said proof will ho mucin hel'cire the Hetrlstcr or Ui-eolvor at (JtirUi'ti KntiKHH, ou Nov 15, 1HX8, viz: Kum'iie ilu'Olellnu, for tlic sec 15, tp IS, runire He mimes the foilowlnv wltnexsfa to prove his continuous resilience upon nml rultiva-tion of said Intnl.

viz; Kliby. liuf-fleld. (ioorice llubbell. Mut Adams, nil of liar. den City, KunsiiB Also ut the mmin time and pluce, Tomle MeClellan.

for the a tee tp ruiiKO 35 He nnnii't the followiuir wUnesaoa to nrove his cnntlniioiis reahlenco upon Hiid cultivation of mill Itind, vix: Klrby, Dufflelrl lleortre Hubbell, Mat AUains, all of Garden City, Kansas iH: r. t. M. Ntr.KS. Reirlstor.

Land Office at finrden City, Kan. Aur 11. 1S8S. Notice Is hereby irivcii that the following named settler has llled notice of his Intention to make final proof in support of hiu claim, and that saltl proof will ho made before Kt'ir-luter or Hecoiver nt Harden City, Animas, on Nov 15, viz: Jacob Holloway, for the I fee tp 21, ranire itt He names the fnllun-lnjr witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation ol wild land, viz: Wllllntu It Lovan, Kiirle Ulowers, Peter I) Poland, Uosebcrry J-'ul-mer. all of Oanica, Kiuishd tl Ntt.KS.

Ileirister. Land Office nt Ciirdcti City. Kan. Auu-15, 1S88. Notice Is hereby uiven that tho following named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that an Id proof will he lundo before Keif-Isteror Itecelver at Garden City.

on Octolier 16, lust, viz: (ieoriio Mct'racken ior mo ip. 1, I'lllliro He iiiitncs the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of suid land, Albert Ireland, of Washburn, KatisnK, Tiioiuas Cumuilnirs. A Doiiatlien, 11 VVillliims of Oanien, Kansas Nii.ki-s, Iteifiater Land office at (iiinlnn City, Auir 4, ISss. Notice Is liernbv iriven that tho following. niitntd settler bus filed notice ot his Intention to make final proof in sunnort of his claim.

and that said proof will l.e mado heforo tho Lmn District Court, at Lftkin, Kuusas. on Sept. ltw, Josepli A. Shultx. for the lots 1 le i sec ol tp 21 raiiuo iJT.

He names tho following witnehies to prove his continuous real-truce upon, anil cul lva-tionof said laud, viz: Hubert Acton. John Frank. Itobert II. Grimes, Osc Kroesiey, all of Ki-arney, Kuns.ui. t'.

K. SI. Nii.es. llea-lsfer. Ijind Ofhce at Gardeu City.

Aug. lses. Notice is hereby iriven that tho following- named settler hns filed notice of his intention to nake final proof in support of his cluiin, and that said proof will bs made before tho ltesister or Itecelver at Harden City, on October 31, im, viz: Farlo 1). lllowera lor the see tp 81 rtntfe 3B. He names tho foilowintr witnesses tn nrovn his continuous 'SliJenio upon and cultivation of sail laud, viz: Jacob Holloway, Wll-hird A.

Miller, Peter 1). Poland. Johnathan Lay, all of Oanica, Kansas, 33 3S C. P. M.

Niles. Itenister. Land Office at Garden City, Kan Auir. 1HSH. Notice is hereby iriven mat the following-naincd settler has tiliM notice of his Intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will Ikj made before the Heeister or Howleer ul Cmlm.

on Nov. 13, la-A viz: Iwis U. Shcrtnau. for tne tw'i sec 1 tp at ranee He Unities the tlillnwiiifr vilnmua his continuous resiiit ti' upon, anil cultiva tion ot said land, viz: It p. Sldetvnttom, H.

H. Marcus4 Saninnl rilnnt 11 all of Kearney, Kansas. aiso mine same time and plnee ftamuel Stout, for the 8 see 5 tp 23 ranire 37. He names the following- witnesses to prove his continuous res delicti tiiam and cultivation or said land, viz: l-ewis Sherman, H. II.

Ilnreus, U. V. Sldebottom. J. M.

l'edford. all of Kearney, Kansas. Also at the same time and place, nenjamln r. Sldebottom for the sec tp 23 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous resldenco iix)n and cultivation of sh land, viz: K. Sherman, II.

llarcus, J. M. Ted ford, Samuel Stout, all of Kearney, Kansas. 33ma C. F.

M. NILES. Register. Land 'thee at Garden fit v. Aug.

7, Ikjm. Notice is I ereby given thut tho following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the Ui gisier or Receiver at (iarden City, Kansas, on Nov 8, khh, viz: John Whitaker, for the seo 27 tp 21s ranire 37W. He names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous reside ice upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Kdwaid Caldwell, Daniel Patterson, Marion Newell, James A ilsnn, all of Kearnev. Kansas. Also at the same time and place, Josephs.

Duckworth, for then w' seciti tp 21a raniro Sim. He nnmes the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon nod cultivatlrn of taid land vis: Kdward ddwell, Daniel W. Patlersiin. Marion Newell, James A. Wilson, all of Kearney, Kansas.

33 Kile. Register. Ijindliftioeat Garden City. Aug. 7, ltwt.

Notice is hereby given that the following-named si-ttler has 11 ed notice ot bis intention make final proof in support of hit claim, and that said proof will tie made before Regis ter or Receiver at Garden Ctty, Kansas, on Nov. viz: William Logan for tno sec 15 tp 21 range He uames following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence i-'pon aud cultivation of ss id land viz: James M. Miller, III- intH n. on, or names, sun. jontt fcnve, Royal It Klchmond.

of Washburn. Kansas. Also at the time an 1 pne James Her, for the see 22 tn 21s ran je 3t(w. He names ttie following witnesses to prove his continuous residence mam and cultiva tion of said bin I. viz: il jam Ixigan.

Will iam .1 no. r. Milliner, Puilmer, ail of Oauk, Kansas. 13-3 C. P.

M. Nil. is. Register. Land Oltrs.i Garden City.

Aug.7. niMvi m-rvtiy viven itmi ine tono ring namol -tMcr has tiled uotiee of hi liHention to make tlnai proof In suimort of bis cUtini. and that said proof will tie tuaile before Register or Receiver at Garde i Citv. Kansas, on Nov. W.

1---S. vt: Royal II. Richmond, for tne nc, sec tp 2I. range l.e names tho following witut sses to prove his eonlmiious residence upon and culti-a-tton of suid land, viz: James S. Whituiuu, Wil-liiiit N.

Wolf. J. KUntrrr. J.J. Mohr.

allot n.H 'III 11. nUOSHS. Also at the smuu, time and Jamea Whitman, for the nut mv In. tp 21, range 38. He names the it tn ttmve his continuous resi.tenee uiKin and cultiva- or, sain num.

viz: Itoval 11. ilham X. Wolf. J. V.

KUuirer, J. J. Motir. all and most productive farming There is a daily stage, which which will make it one of the land in the old or new world. leaves Deerfield every afternoon for Omaha.

Those looking FOR INVESTMENTS Need go no further than Oniaha, in Kearney county, where they will find a bonanza. For further particulars call on or address GEO M. PETERS, Sec'y. OMAHA T0WX COMPANY, ZE-Zas- OMAHA cf W'nurn. Kansas.

lid. nsns. P. Nti.rs, n- pister this ion. (i.ir den City HcrJd.

1 "It-I1 p. M. Xtijs, Regitev..