The Appleton Era from Appleton, Kansas • 2

O. H. SIMPSOH D. D. GREETING! I The Appleton Era.

Published cverv Thursday. RESIDENT DENTIST, DODGE CITY, KAS. Several of the large retail stores in Chicago are trying the experiment of closing their stores at 12 o'clock, neon, ou Saturdays. If there is united action on the part of all of the retail dealers, it is proposed to continue the system all th year 'round. This experiment has net been brought about by a strike or boycott.

J. E. MULVANY, KESTAURAKT and Lunch Room. Meals at all hours, and the -ery best. "When in Letitia give me a call.

Allen. B. Sayles, Editor, J. H. WILLIAMS.

Business Manager. Rooms is Bask Buildixg. NEELY H. J. DUNLAP, Entered into the VostofTice at Appteton, us nuiil matter.

Watch-maker Jeweler. TEKMS OF Sl'KSfiaWION. Kan. Letitia, Clark county, Repairing a specialty. "Work PAREETT, Commissioner Sparks will soon feel as if he would like to hire some cheap boy to kick him if he makes a few more blunders in his official capacity.

He has tried to be smart ever since lie went into office and has been sat down on in every case where an attempt to show power was demonstrated. As a reformer he is Land office at Garden City Kan. April 26, issfi. Notice is herebv given that the follow ing named' settler has tiled -notice of his intention make final proof iu support of his claim, and that said proof will lie uiade before IS. W.

Burehett lerk District court, at Ashland Clark on June 13, 1886. viz Lliza Kilpatrick, no :44 for the sel see 8 30 24 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. said laud viz: Hugh N. Cniigmvle William C.

Myers William laun G. P. Ovcrielt all of Appleton Kau. Also Charles M. Miller no 2973 tor the Vl sec 33 1 30 23 w.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said laud, viz: Leslie V. Newkirk Daniel Thomas Cliarles W. MeGill lleni-y Carloek, all of Appleton Kaw. Also Abner I Strawn, oils no 3575, for the lots 2, 5, 6 i i see 1 1 30 24 w. He mimes the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence iiihhi, and of, said land viz: G.

P. Overfeit. William Myers. John Myers. McCollough all of Appleton Kan.

Also Johu II. Lesher no 15C9 for the sec 13 25 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: G. Shearer, Leslie Newkirk. Hugh Ci-aigmyle, Charles Newman all of Ai'i'letoii Kau.

also William Russell, A no 2474, for. the see 9 1 31 of 23 west. He nanes the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: William Revuolds, Charles Davis and John Barnes, all of Appleton, Kan. also Morton Humiiiel, no 2057 for the qr sec 4 31, of 25 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence uimii and cultivation of said land, viz: William k.

Welch Albert M. Hoekelt David A. Baldwin John II. Hall ail of Appleton Kan. Also Edniond L.

Shumate no 3339 for the lots 3 4s Vt see 4 1 31 24 v. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence uuon and cultivation of said laud viz: 75. Laud Office at Garden City icaa. May 7, 1886. Notice is l)ei-etrv jriver.

that the follovviiijrnaniiHl settler has filed attire of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said nroot v. iii be ltiiide before E. McGarrv Clerk of ihst. court at DodKe 'itv Kan- on Jane 22, J886 viz: John V. for tiie qr see 1 t.

29 21 vv. He names tin following witnesses to prove hia continuous residence and cultivation of said lantl viz: John Mays, Steigehiiiiu Job luggram, all of IXMlLie City, Kan. li-2i C. F. M.

Niles, Ilcjjister. Land Office at Garden City Ran Mav4, 18W Noti'-e is hereby niven that the following named seiner haa Hied notice of his intent ion to make final proof in support I his claim, and that sa-id proof will lie made before 15. W. Burchett Dist. C'lerk or A.

K. Fowtsr teuuty, at Ashland Kan. on Julie 21, IK; viz: Wiiikiln I. lisiuirt no for the ts i sue 23 'i sec 14 21 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land viz: William II.

Franklin, K. II. Kidder. David Barnes, Richard T. leal, all of ilu'iinviiie Kau.

Also-John Z. Barrier no 41St for tiie se4 worse otr qr sec 4 21 w. He names the following witnesses to prove continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. sjtid laud viz: Freder ick K. VVeiimeyer Frank M.

Janney, David Eades, Joseph Y. vobher, all of Corbitt Kan. A Kidder no 3112 Tor the Vt fr y2 see 22 ao r21 w. she names the following witnesses to prove lier continuous residence upon, and eulilviition of, siiiil land viz Wniiam 1 Snuirt llai-iies James I Lovell Richard Deal, all ol ilalUnville Kan. Also-Katlianiel If.

Kidder, A no silt for the li ir see 15 1 30 21 w. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. said land viz: William Smart Dnvid C) Barnes Jas I Ixivell Kichard leal all of Mullinvillc Ks sent by mail receive prompt atten ne oopv one venr, six throe month, Pavp.ble in advance. tion. In Sturtevant's Drug Store, Dodge City, Kan.

appleton, juxe isso. not a success. Sentinel Are offering Special Bargains in Everything. Gov. Martin issued his or ranizing Lane county- A.

f. HOLLENBECK. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Dodge City, Kansas. A.J.

Iloisington will propablv STAGE For Appleton, Ashland, Englewood and points south, take Reynold's Stage Line. Conveyance first class. Charges reasonable. P. G.

Reynolds, Dodge Citv, Kan. leave for Denver to-day to make ar rangements with the Denver and The gamblers who run faro banks in Fort par per month, into the city treasury. Rio Grande officials for a train for alt Lake City for Kansas editors. Dress Goods, The Santa Fe has already signified its willingness to furnish a train to President Cleveland sent a box of his wedding cake to Mrs. Tyler, wid ow of ex-President Tyler.

All legal Business Will Receive Prompt Attention. Office over Langton Sherlock's store. 21-3-m. Pueblo and as soon as the arrangement is made with the D. R.

the state convention of editors will J. J. 3 )OI3jBS, First TON SO RIAL ARTIST. We are Constantly receiving new Spring Coods of the Latest Styles, and can still say that no firm in Southwestern Kansas have a more complete stock than we now have. Call and examine our Satins, Silks and Combination suits; also All Wool Cashmeres, all Wool Diagonal, and our New Summer stock, consisting of Elegant White Dress Goods, Lawns, Cham-breys, etc.

be called. Irrigator, June 12. Scott Parks, Orlando A Picken, Thomas Kirk, William Boucher, all of Appleton, Kansas. 18-23 C. F.

M. Niles, Register. Land Office at Garden City, Kansas, April 23, 1886. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make ru-oot. in sunoort of his i-lahu.

and A. W. SHINN. THE MAXWELL CASK. Second Door west of the Great Western Hotel, The prohibition party or the Seventh congressional district holds its convention at July 1.

Mi.yr Harrison, of Chicago, lias ordered all the city offices and departments closed to newspaper reporters and the reporters as usual Dodge City, Kan. that said proof will be made before Aug. Crum- KANSAS FOWLER CITY, In order to make room for new o-oods, we are offeringf Flannel, Woolen and all Heavy Goods At Cost. A. H.

ANDREWS CO. baugn, I'rooate Juoge oi oru county j.un., at Dodge City on Friday June ll, 1886. viz: ChristenaWemnng uo 2790 for the sec 1 1 29 25 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous' residence upon, and cultivation of, said Ijind, viz: David Pitman Clara Phillips Andrew Wolf Franz Iiolz all of Dodge CityiCau. also Isaae E.

Voorhees no 4361 for the ly-21 C. F. il. Iilcs, lleKister. Laud Office at Gardeii City kan.

May 15, 18S0. Notice is hereltv friven tint tiie following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in supiiort of his claim, and that said proot will be made beTore K. Biirchett Dist. Clerk or A. F.

Powers deputy, at Ashland kan. on July 1, l8sc viz: ChrisUiplier (i. kelley for tiie pr see 8 3f) 22 w. He names tiie following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land viz: Joseph F. Baldwin Isaac Bishop Charles Gearhart Allison Gillett ail of I.etitia Clark county kan.

Also-Adam S. Livingston no 3S30 for the qr sec 20 1 31 24 w. Ke names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land viz: Christopher Doby Duncan MeCIearen William Enix William Martin all of Appleton chirk co. kan. Also-WHliam A.

Bartley no 35S9 for the qr sec 9 32 24 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence up on. and cultivation of said land viz: Duncan S. MeCIearen James I Enix William Enix Chris -agent for- propose; and will give all the news Largest manufacturer in the Vorld just the same. Grvoceries.

-of sec 30 27 23 w. He names the following itr nesses to prove his continuous residence upon. Miami Coxinty NURSE IES. The A. T.

S. F. will change the name of their road to "Chicago, Kan Sr. Louis, June 14. -When the criminal court opened this morning Fauntelroy attorney for Maxwell, convicted of the murder of Charles Arthur.

Preller, asked" fliat he be granted more time in which to file affidavits, preparatory to argument for a new trial in his client's case. Fauntelroy says he has important, fresh evidence, which he feels confident will convince the court that Maxwell was unfairly tried and ought to have a rehearino-. The court extended the time for a hearing on this point until Thursday next. SCHOOL, BANK, AND OFFICE sas Western" when they get their line through to Chicago. In fact all In this depeartment our stock is complete.

California canned goods of all kinds. D. S. Bacon, Hams, CofEee, Teas, Sugar, Cheese, Candies, Nuts and Spices of all kinds. We are now selling seven pounds of Arbuckla's coffee for 1.00.

FURNITURE. It. ,1. UliOWJSr, Agt. their cars and locomotives that are newly painted are lettered C.

K. W. Kan. Ashland, Boots Spearville (Ford county) Democrat: Lewis B. Bradley, 5 a young, man about 24 vears old.

and livincr twentv GUM SALTZ, W. L. MARTIN. House, Sip Ornamental Painter. miles south of Snearviile.

'was struck by lightning and instantly killed Tuesday night about 1 Two Dealers In DRUGS, MEDICINES, mules were killed at trie same time. In this department we are right to the front of all competition. We have a full line of Gents fine shoes, light and heavy boots, and Ladies fine Kid, Goat and Morocco shoes. I Beady Made Clothing. Col.

Fred Grant is editing th PAINTS, OILS. ETC journal of his fathers travels around the world, and will publish them on ICansas. his own account within three years The patronage of '-home institutions" is something more than a newspaper or "business man's hobby. In a very important sense the interests of a town and the country round about are identical. The prosperity of either is the prosperity of the other.

Every dollar spent by the farmer, or any one else, in some other town than his own, whatever the reason, is support to another community, that rightfully belongs to his town and business men, who by higher prices for goods, or lower prices for produce or lack of courtesy or accomodation send customers elsewhere, are working against their town and community Juoomer. lie cannot do it earlier because of a Kansas. Meade Center, stipulation of General Grant's in the contract with his publishers. Kansas can now make faces at some of her more unfortunate sister states in the east, or rather Our stock is complete: we guarantee quality and prices. We havo just received a large invoice of summer clothing, Straw hats, Seersuckers etc.

Building Material. We will sell you Building Material at Dodge City prices, such as Lumber, Nails, Paints, Oils, Doors, Windows, Blinds etc. Hardwa re Queens ware. We have a large stock of Hardware consisting of, Table Cutlery, Crockery, and glassware. Also corn planters, rakes, hoes, spader, well buckets and wheels etc.

sympathize with them. They are having it dry back there in manV places, and away down in Texas the cattle are dyinr for water. Amid FIHLEY MIL.TOH, Pboprietoe Pioneer Loan Office. MONEY hand TO LOAN. Large list of lands for sale.

Relinquishments bought and sold. Office, Front Rooms Over Bank. Ektrasce Ox West Side. DODOE CITY, KAU. FIRE AT CIMARRON, KAN.

all this Kansas is happy. Sentinel. THIS SPACE STILL, CUTTING. Passenger rates on the western Appleton, ICan. Cor.

3Iain and Fourth A ve. lines continue to gradually crawl downard, and the Rock Island has opened a $3 first-class limited rate to Table First Class. Newly Fcrxished, St. Paul and Minneapolis. 1 his was RESERVED followed by the St.

Paul officers put ting into effect the same rate, not only between Chicago and St. Paul, R. A. BLAIR, BLACKSMITH. but also to and from Council Bluffs The Twpeka Capital evening about 8 o'clock, the livery barn attached to the Red Front hotel, Cimarron D.

Beathon, proprietor, was discovered to be on fire. When first seen the flames were bursting through the roof. Two other outbuildings stood between it and the hotel. It was at once appearent the barn could not be saved, and attention was turned to saving the hotel. A southeast wind was blowing, so the heat and flame quartered across a corner of the onestory attachment.

Notwithstanding this the energetic and persistent efforts of the citizens, formed into a bucket brigade, saved the hotel. The livery barn and outbuildings were totally consumed. Loss from $1,000 to $1,200. Insured for $500. -Origen of the fire not known.

Livery stock saved. and all of the junction points in Iowa, Minnesota and A LYNCHING. FOR HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY. Headquarters for GrrangerS- APFLETON KAN. and cultivation of, said land, viz: John Frier Edward Skaggs George Kennedy John Zar-emui-all of Dodge city Ean.

18- 23 C. F. M. Niles, Register. Land Office at Garden city Kan.

April 1886. Notice is herebv given that the following mimed settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, aud that said proof will be made before L. E. McGarry clerk District court at Dodge city on June 14, 1886. viz: William H.

Allen sno 1511 for the qr. sec 17 29 8 25 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land viz: Ira A. Fisher Charles Skeiton cyrus Newton Snapp, Fred Dow all of Wilburn Kan. 18-23 C.

F. M. Niles, Register. Land Office at Garden City, Kan. Hay 3, 18S6.

Notice is hereby given that tiie following named settier has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of lus claim, and that said proot will be made before J. J. Kennedy, Probate Judge of dark county, Kansas, at Ashland on Jmie 15th, 1886, viz: John Pewthers, 3476, for the 5i 2, 1 30, of 24 west. He names the following persons to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: W. Martin, Hall, G.

B. Shinogle, A It Neely, all of Appleton, Kan. 18-23. C. F.

SI. Sues, Hegister. Land Office at Garden City, Ks. May 3, 183C. Notice is hereby given that the folloAV-ing named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof Avill be made before J.

J. Kennedy, Judge of Probate Court, Ashland, June 15, 1886, A'iz: Eiihu W. Farguson, for the sec 10 30 of 22 vv. lie names the following witnessos to prove Ms continuous residence upon aud cultivation of said land, viz: Johu Donahue, B. F.

Darrow, J. F. Baldwin, C. G. Leuthstrom, all of Letitia, Kansas.

Also John Donahue, for the swqr sec 3 30 of 22 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said" land, viz: E. W. Farguson, J. F.

Baldwin, Bentson Darrow, G. Leuthstrom all of Letitia, Kansas. Also Bentson F. Darrow, for the sec 4, town 80, 22 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: E.

W. Farguson, J. F. Baldwin, John Donahue, C. G.

Leuthstrom, all of Letitia, Kansas. 13-23 C. F. M. Niles, Register.

Land Office at Garden City, Kansas, May 3, 1880. Notice is hereby given that the folloy-ing 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 B. W. Burehett, District Clerk at Ashland, Kansas, or A. F.

Towers, Deputy on June loth, 1886, viz: William Kim-zey, no 4383, for the sec 28 30 of 23 w. He names the following" witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Robert C. Brown Wiiber A. Cobb Jessy U. Mulvaney, Robert Deviney, all of Letitia, Kansas.

Also William A Graham no 3508 for the sec S3 30 of 23 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Adna C. Brcughton, Charles W. Broughton. Wiiber A.

Cobb, Samuel Snodgrass, all of Letitia, Clark county, Kansas. Also Johu Sawyer no 42 io for the qr sec 25, 30 of 24 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said laud viz: George Lyman, William Fowler, Isaac JT Nowcls Benjamin Haugcr. (Special notice to John W. Elder) 13-23 C.

F. M. Niles, Register. Land Office at Garden City Kan. May 8, 188S.

Notice is 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 proot will be made before B. W. Burehett Dist. Clerk or A. Powers deputy dist clerk at Ash-laud Kan.

on June 24, 1886 viz Rebecca Farker no 4639 for the qr see 11 32sr25w. She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land viz: Allen Hughes Doby Thomas Neighbors Jacob Clouder all of Appleton Clark Kan. Special notice to William Best. Also-Lerov Parker A no 4611 for the Vi qr see 14 Vi qr sec 13 1 32 25 w. He names the following witnesshs to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land viz: Allen Hughes Doby Thomas Neighbors Jacob Clouder all of Appleton Kan.

Also-Alvarius Parker no 4610 for the haif J4 ii qr sec 12 qr qr see 13 32 25 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cr.HU vation of said land viz: Allen Hughes Doby Thomas Neigh'oors Jacob Clouder all of Apple-ton Clark county Kan. Also-Lycurvns Hammond no 4408 for the qr see 12 1 24 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence v.non, aud cultivation of said land viz: Fredrick AV Keiiev Alfred Ellsworth Eden Knapp Geo. Bently all of Appleton Clark county Kan.

Speeiau notice to James A-dress. Also-Rachel Parker ds no 4639 for the qr sec 11 1 32 25 w. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land Allen Hughes Doby, Thomas Neighbors, Jacob Clouder all of Appleton Clark county, Kan. 19-24 C. F.

M. Niles, Register. Land Office at Garden City Kan. April 28, 1SS6. Notice is herebv given that the following named settler has iiled notice of his intention to make final proof iu snpwrt of his claim, and that said proof will be maAe before Register Receiver at Garden Citv Kan OU June L-5.

ISS6 viz F. 1. PARRETT, PROP. Gjiani) Fokes, June 12. It is learned here that a few days since a lynching occurred near St.

Andrews, five miles north of hereon Red river. Ole Becknalt, working for a farmer on the -Minnesota side, supplanted the later in his wife's affection. The farmer invited in his neighbors and tapped a keg of alcohol. After they were sufficiently drunk he related his wrongs and suggested lynching as a remedy. Brecknalt was caught and strung un to a limb.

MIRACULOUS R. Z. Hendeson, -The 4- St. Louis, June 12. story boarding house at the corner of Ninth and Olive streets collapsed W.

M. ROSS, ACCIDENTAL SliOOTXNG. BOOT SHOE MAKER. Fine Avork a Specialty. Prices low as the lowest.

Ashland, Kax. (Shop with Lion Co.) topher Doby all of Appleton dark county kan. Special notice to Edward Williams. Also-William Himpon Admstr. for William Meiton deceased no 4532 for the qr qr half qr qr qr sec 21 1 31 24 He names tiie following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land viz Christopher Doby Christopher Claunch Duncan Meclearen James Enix all of Appleton Clark county kansas.

20-25 O. F. M. Jules. Segidter Land Office at Garden citv Kan.

April 29, 1886. Notice is 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 be made before J. J. Kennedy Probate Judge dark county at Ashland on June 14, 1886. viz: George Bighara 3007 for the qr.

sec 17 1 31 24 w. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon aud cultivation of, said land viz: Thorathwaite is wan wick Thomas chase Nathaniel Jameson Henry vesper all of Apple-ton Kansas. also Thornthwaite Swan-wick no for the qr. sec 17 1 31 24 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence and cultivation of, said land viz: George Bigham Nathaniel Jameson Thomas chase Henry Vesper all of Appleton Kan.

18-23 C. F. M. Niles, Ileuiister. Land Office at Garden.

City kan. June 12, 18S6. Notice is 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 he made before B. W. Bur-chett dist court dark countv kan.

at Ashland kan on Aug 11, 1886 viz William F. Bunnell no for the qr sec 11 1 31 25 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: James Daughertv David A Baldwin Henry jox Oscar Griffin all of Appleton kan. Also Henry F. jox sno for the qr sae 20 1 31 21 w.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: William Bunnell Dautrherty Charles Baker Peter Gas-sert. all of Appleton kan. 2429 Niles, Register. Land Office at Garden City kan. June 10, 1886.

Notice is herebv given that the following named settler has filed notice of her intention to make final proof in support of her claim and that said proof will be made before. McGarry Clerk Dist court at Dodge city Ford county.kan. on Aug 3, 1886 viz: Ghi tel Menrker for the lot 3 qr of qr sec 1 1 30 24 w. She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz Moses Livshitz Jacob LifshitzMarkusMsrdSuMqses Stern all of Lasker Ford countv kan. 24-29 Niles Register.

Land Office at Garden City ican. May 7, 1886. Notice is herebv given that the following named seitler has fifed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that, said proof will he made before B. W. Biirchett Dist Clerk, or A.

F. Powers deputv, at Ashland Kan. on July 2, 1886 viz Sampson Murray no 4391 for the qr sec 29 qr see 32 1 30 21 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cult ivation of said land viz: Nathan Harden Charles Kavmond Albert DUiman Peter Mol-lohan all of Lexlncton Kan. Also-reter T.

jVIollohan no 4392 for the qr sec 32 1 30 21 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land viz: Albert Nathan Harden Burnes Raymond Sampson luun-av all of Lexington Kan. 20-25 C. F. Hilcs, Register.

Land Office at Garden City kan. May 17, 1886. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof iu support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before w. Burehett Dist. clerk ciark countv kan.

at Ashland kan. on 1, 18SiS viz: Silas clay Haima no aJ9 for the qr sec 22 30 24 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence iiDon. and cultivation of said land viz: Charles George Davis William Davis wiley Hughes ail of Appleton kan. Also-Arnold S.

Hall no for the a qr sec 8 39 r2-" w- He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land viz: William Christopher, Christopher vv Wright vrright all of Appleton kan. 20-25 Niles, Register. Land Office at Garden Citv Kan. Tune 3, 1883. Xoticc is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make ilnai proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before B.

W. Burehett, Dist. or A. F. Powers deputy, at Ashland Kan.

onAug 2. 1888 viz: Gus 1. Overfeit no 5976 for the lots 1 2 qr see i 30 24 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land viz: Isaac A. Bicketts, Frank Drumhciier, Abiser Strawn Ira Kilpatrick all of Appleton, Kau.

E. Short, oils no 3977 for the lots 3 ISsljrt vv qr see 3 1 30 r24 w. She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon, ami cultivation of said land viz: Isaae A. Bieketfci Frank. Dnimheller Abner Strawn Ira kilpatrick ail of Appleton kan.

Also-Laura G. Fulton no s357 for the swqr sec 21 31 21 w. She names the following vntuesses to prove her continuous residence noon and cultivation of said laud viz: Noonan McDonald Lincon Kins Georse McDonald James ilcCiuskey all of Lexington kan. Also-Jaines K. Turner no 4003 for the qr see 6 S3 w.

He names the following wil nosses tororove hi continuous reoidapce and cultivation of said land viz: Nev.e'd Itause Scott Ak'Ci-n Slcrrar; -Ucorn Charles Jcsan all of Lcrltia Clark county tan. Also-Adelliert w. Monrae for the qr qr half qr 3 23 w. qr qr 34 1 31 23 w. ire names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land viz: Alphonso Carlton Geo.

B. Harris Harris John II Monroe all of Ashland Clark county kan. 23-23 CFi! Silcs Register. Land Office at Garden Citv kan. 1886.

Notice is hcreVy 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 be made before J. J. keiine-dv Probate judge Clark county kan. at Ashland kan. on Julv 30, 1S87 viz: Francis M.

Grimth for the qr sel 28 1 31 21 ne names the following witnesses to prove his continuous resilience upon aud cultivation of said land viz: George a. Rock Cosbv Allen Stevenson Delaney Rogers ail of Iexiugton kan. 23 23 SI Niles Reg. Land Office at Garden City kan. June 4, 1886.

Notice, is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final nroof in support of his claim and that said proof will he made before Burehett clerk of dist. court of dark eoonty kan. at Ashhnd on Aug. 21, 1Sj8 viz: Thomas O. kirk no for the qr see 27 1 30 24 w.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and crdti vation of said land viz 3E Shumate Nova ingo Wiley Hughesali of Appleton kan, Also-John E. WInao'o A no 4017 for the half qr see 7 1 31 24 w. He names the ol-lowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: William rlnrk Boueher John Cunningham John Il-ice all of Appleton kan. 23-28 Niles Register. Land Office at Garden Citv Kan, MKV 17, 1886.

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First-class Liverv and Feed Stable this morning. The contractor who was excavating the' cellar in the lot adjoining for the Odd Fellows' new hall, dug too far under the foundation and the walls of the house showed cracks last night, but was considered entirely secure. About 7 o'clock this morning- two actresses who were occupying a room on the third floor noticed a trembling of the walls, which was followed by a loud cracking noise. Alarmed, they dressed and ran into the hall, and had no sooner done so than the building fell with a crash, leaving, however, a portion of it, where the hall was located, intact. A little boy, occupying an adjoining room, jumped from the window to the ground below, whero he fell tremblingly but was not hurt.

There were nine other occupants in the house, all of whom miraculously escaped. Gabdkx City, June 11. A mail known as "Doc" Bennett was ax'identally shot by Will Freyer at Terry, sixteen miles north of this city," at 3 p. in. The "Great Western" was in 'town, and it was reported on the streets that the saow-niBU had threatened to take the town.

Freyer went and got his pistol, and while nourishing it around it was discharged, the ball passing through Bennett's abdomen. The injured man lived about two hours. Freyer and Bennett were the best of friends, and all the bystanders say that the shooting- was accidental. Freyer o-ave himself up. Livery.

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News has been received from Ft. Niobrara, in northern Nebraska, that chiefs Two Strikes and Turning Bear, of Ogallalla, visited that post to get permission from commandant General Brisbin for about five hundred Sioux Indians of the Rosebud agency to visit the Indians, a party who under White Bull, are now visiting at Rosebud. The agent at Rosebud had denied them permission to make the proposed visit. Two Strike- and Turning Baar informed General Brisbin that they and their friends would go notwithstanding, as they wanted to trade ponies with the crows and get back a hundred stolen ponies which the Crows promised to return to them if they would make the visit. General Brisbin advised them to remain on to reservation.

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Gallery two doors west of Times office. XOTICS3 FOR FUBI ICAHOX. Notice Of Survey. SpecialtfST, SUSPJSJNIjJiU ANIMATION. Land Ofilce at Garden City Kan.

May la, 1888 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has Hied notice of his intention to make final proof.in support of his claim, and that said proot will he made before J. .1. Kennwiy Proba te at Ashland kan. on June 29, 1SS6 viz: AA il-liam AV. Ferkins for tlte half necJseqrne qr qr qr sec 14 1 aa.s r'JS w.

He names tlie following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cnlti vation of, said land, viz: Stewart Aleoru Steely W. W. Steely -w. 8. Mc-kinuey ail of Letitia kan.

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WW I'tlUUUl' 233 James J. Kenned v. Probate Jadge of Clark countv Kan. In trust for the use and benefit of the inhabitants of the town of Appleton Clark county Kan. for a townsile as their respective interests mav appear.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land viz: John Hall David A Baldw in Hueston John Jarvis allot Apple-ton Kan. Special notice to John Shearer and William II Sheltou. 19-24 C. M. Niles, Land Office at Garden City Kan.

Mav 4, 18S6. Notice is 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 he made before U. AV. Burehett Dist. Clerk or A.

F. Powers deputy at Ashland Kan. oa June 21, 1836 viz: Oliver E. Cox A no 5010 for the lots 5 fi i qr sec 3 1 30 21 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence npou.

and cultivation of said land viz: Jacob Eads .1 Webber of Corbitt Kan. NH Kidder EG AVaUces of Mul-linville Kan. Also-Ernest G. Walker A no 4358 for the qr '4 qrsec25t 30sr 21 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous iwiidence upon, and cultivation of said land viz: Oliver Cox Leonard Absalom AV.

Black William A Cooley all of Mrubnville Kan. for the qr qr sec 35 or qr sec 21 wKsec22t3os21w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence up. on, and cultivation of said land V'z: Ernest O. Walker William Cooley Oliver Cox James I Lovell all of Mulliuviile Kaa.

AIso-Abssloni AV. Flack A no for the or se io xr i sec 11 3n 21 w. He Also-Sharlottie 15. Ferfcins lor the hall qr or wntnw orse qrsec 21 1 30 23 w. she uuines tlie following witnesses to jw-ove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: Stewart Alcorn II Steely Stee rf Tire would.

Letitia MawaiV Kax. Appletox, Chicago, June II. A special from Toledo Ohio, says: A remarkable case of suspended animation has been brought to light in this city. Two years ago, Hugh Mclntyre, a young irishman living in Detroit, married the daughter of Mrs. Cunningham who resides here.

A fortnight ago he presumably, died, and his remains Avers placed temporarily in a vault at Detroit. Eight days after, his uncle visited the vault with the intention of moving the Mbodv to the cemetery, and Avas horrified to see the voting man sitting un in the cof- ly Mekmney an of LeOtirt Kau. 20-25 Niles, Register Land Office at Garden citv k. Arril 23. 1886.

vntlcf- Is hc.reb-v riven that the following nam. J. A. SAWYER, Mrs. Mary J.

Starbucks Proprietor. State of Kansas, qo Cl.uik County, OlKec of County Surveyor. Notice is hereby given to whom it may concern, that the surveyor of Clark County Kansas, -will proceed oa the 28th. day of .1 une 1858, to makq a survey of the "following described laids: and continue the Annie from day to day as nearly as possible, until th same is completed. Namely township thirty (SO) south, range twenty-four (24) west.

I ucluaimr a survey of all the 'boundaries of lid township, and the reesta'jlUlimenS of cor.iers a may lie mis.sir.f, also i survey an establLh-men of tho liu- a and cornew of sr 1, 2. 8, 4. 5, (5, 7, 8, 0. 1ft. 1 1.

12, 13, 1 15. 13, 17, 18, 19, 20, -i, 22, 28, 24, 23. 2. 27, 2S, 29, 80, 81, 82, 33, M. 35, 33, tOctlnr with suck division and subdivision lines and corners of the above named section as may be necessary to define "th? boun-diries of the lands ileseribed in tho arti-cl of agreement.

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GET THE BEST. It has 3000 more Words in its vocabulary than are found in any other American Dictionary, and Good beds, and accommodations make linal proof In supnorl oi ins tuiuii, aii that said proof will be made before J. J. Kennedy Probate Judge, clark county at hind Kan on June 1, 18S6 viz -William T. Martin 2028 for the Vjr.

sec 30 1 30 S4 w. He names the following witnesses to nrove his continuous residence upon and eultivatiou of, laud viz: E. X. Hall, Shearer, A See-lv, She-ton, all of Appleton Kac Steeial notice to Ell 1. Barry.

also Lvman V. Williams ods noSSCT for the nr. sec 31 2-5 w. He names the following wifvftttt tr nmrp lii4 ivuiMnnotis residence uiv ts oefT'iiv veil me iiiiiifw iiaiiieu first class. We respectfully solicit PLASTERER FLUE BUILDER, VOHII GUARANTEED Give me a Call.

Si'liicr ilvis ijieu i.s 10 uirve 1 Snl proof in sunpttrt of ids claim, ami siud will be made before itegister or Receiver, I Oflien at Garden Citv Kan. on 1G, viz: IVter iaasert A nb fur tiie qr see share of the public patronage. i names the following witueses to or-ive hi- eon- I fin, the glass of which lie had broken. Young Mclnivre was very weak and pale, his hand lacerated and I bleeding, but was still alive. lie was at once removed and is now retiover-! on, and TJltivatiou rf.

said land viz: John H. i IliJl Parsons A lialdwiu Burt llockett. i 14 t. "1 83 w. He tiames the following witnes-1 ses to prove ids eonTinuous resideu upon, and cultivatioii ot.

said laid, viz: James lVmghertv i Hem AbM Bailey John James all of Ap-; plcton Clark count? Kansas. 21-20 xiles. Register. tinuous residence unon. and cultivation ot said land viz: Ernest Walker William Cooley, G.

AV Wailis wiiliam Thompson ali of MullinviUe Kan. Special notice to John A Barth. 19-24 C. I'. M.

Niles, Register. Karu ail of Appleton Kan. Sijecial notice to Jar Special notice to James Kan Appleton, MarlT A times me numuer wi 1 Letitia, Clark county, A3. 1 arm. 1 r.

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