Wa-Keeney Tribune from WaKeeney, Kansas • 5

No 5993. Ind Office at Wa-Keeney Kansas, Trego Goubty Tribune, That Is a nobby delivery wagon ol W. F. Watson's. No.

5959. Land Office at Wa-Keeney, Kaunas. April 111 th, ISwi. Comnlaint haviuir been entered at this office by Joseph niit Daniel V. Plant for abandoning his Homestead Er.try No.

dated July WA-KEENEY, KAN. APR. 22d, 1S8G. tn iwj; upon the 8. IV.

fc, see, 12, twp. 13 range 25 west, in Trego county Kansas with a Tiewto the cancellation of said entrv: the said April 10, 1WB. J. omplAint having been euteml at this office by Albert Mnntgtmipry against Alfred Jacnhsun for abandoning his Homestead Entry No 712. dated May 25th opon the North East Quarter of sec j.

twp 14 range 23 in Trego county, Kansas with a view to the cancellation of said entry the said parties are hereljy summoned to apiiear at this i office on the 24th day of May lhntl, at 1 chs-k p. m. to ress.ntl and furnish testimony concerning said alleged aliandonment. 2 Hansa, Register. Cowick 4 Wbeeleb, Atty's.

The Wa-Keeney Lumber Co's, office has been given a new coat of paint. Just received a large stock of Punips, Pipe and Fillings, for sale at the lowest living prices. 25-lt. F. W.

Lemon. ananimiaii iiuiiiiaJ.waTOiroMnre.vraiM i iji ai k. wnw i mim BOUNTIES parties are herehy gammoned to appear at this Orlioe on the Hi day of June 188j at 1 o'clock p. to respond and furnish testimony ooncerninK hiu uit-Kbu auanuonmem. B.

J. F. Hakia, Register. A. H.

Blaib, Attorney. No, 4330 land Office at Wa-Keeney Kansas. Werlich Kershaw have sold their Apm i nn, inm. Notice is hereby Riven that tho followimr-nam. fine stock ranch in "Gove county con No 42! Land Office at Wa-Keeney Kansas, April 0th 1M, Notice Is hereby given that the following-named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make tinal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before RegisttM4 Receiver of Li.

8. Land Ottire at Wa-Keeney. Kansason May 21st. lHflii viz: Mary J. Wellman Homestead Application No.

4324 for tha 8. E. sec 31), twp 10 sisting of 2400 acres to Meyers Bell of Peoria, Ills, Co wick Wheeler made DIRECTORY. cm officers. Mayor B.

Jones. President of Council A.L Glcuson. A. Illsir. Thoa.

Cubtick. CM. PbhU. J. R.

Kershaw. A. L. City Clerk W. H.

Dann. Treasurer Lee Monroe. Police Magistrate A. J. Harlan, Marshal A.

C. Trick. COUSTY OKr'lCER. County Clerk W. H.

Dann. Treasurer James Kelly. Reiiaur of Betds Miss Ada E. Clilt. ed settler has tiled notice of her intention to make final proof in supfiort of her claim, and that said proof will be made before the K.nister and Receiver of the U.

Land office at Wa-Keeney Kan. on une 13, lrt viz: Klla Doerachlag Homeetead Application No. 71ti2 for the N. of sec. 27; twp 15 ranKe 24 w.

bhe names the following witnesses to prove her continuous reside' ce noon, and cultivation of. the sale. Messrs. Cadwalader Bros, have a rans- w. Blie names th following witnesses to prove her continuous residence nmin, and cultivation of: said viz: VI.

hWaton and T. W. Miller of Wa-Keeney Trego Co. Kansas, John G. Hemine an.

I Al.lu. said land, viz: J. H. Maack. H.

K. Hosin, of Wa-Keeney, Kansas, and Max Wensel and Otto Cor- nut. in, WI ijji i inua.1. -o. miMXHS.

24 Hanna, Register. A Nelson, Att'y, nelssen oi Cyrus, Kansas, B. J. F. ijanna.

Register, Cowick Wheeler, Att'ys. No. 4198. Land I iffire at M'a-Keeney an No. 4331.

Land office at Wa-Keeney, Kansas. marcn. z.mi ismi. Notice is herebv iriven that the following April litn, ise. Notice is hereby viven that the followinip-nam.

AUD EASY Call on or address ed settler has Bled notice of his to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made bef ore the Register and Receiver of the V. 8, l.and Ollice at Wa-Keeney Kans. on 18cii viz: Morgan E. Doerschlag ed 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 Kegister and Receiver of the U. H.

Land Office at Wa-Keeney. Kansas on May lith, 1M viz: Hakan L. Olson Hom. stead Application No. 5100 for the sp'endid lot of trees for sale, opposite the Oakes House.

They have Several varieties of apple, apricot and cherry trees, and all from the best of stock. It is very gratifying to us to be able to say that never within the knowledge of the oldest inhabitant has winter wheat looked so promising, Some of our exchanges from the eastern part of Kansas report the crop there as liable to be half a yield if indeed it will be so much but not so here. The frequent and heavy snows of last winter kept the ground fully protected and the result is there is not a poor piece of wheat in Trego county. We only wish fifty times as much had been sown. nomesteau Application o.

iu3 lor tne W. k. sec. 34. two.

15 s. raiiL-e 24 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of ft vt 1-4, sec. i. twp 14 s.

range 22 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous resilience upon, and cultivation of, said land viz: H. P. Nelson, of Ogallah Trego A. HuNtrind, of Ellis, Ellis county and John Ronnqnist and A.

Wiklund, of sam lanu, viz: 11. Aiaack anil 9. llogin. Wa-Keeney, Kansas and Max Wenzel and Otto Cornelssen of Cyrus, Kansas. B.

J. V. HAJtNA, Register. Cowick heeler, Alt a. a-jvueuey, rego county Kansas, 21 B.J.

F. Hanna, Register, John A. Nelson, Atey. J. B.

HOGAN, Agent WA-KEENEY, KANSAS. ALIAS NOTICE. No. 5020. Land office at Wa-Feeney, Kans.

March, 20fh lflKtl. Comnlaint having been entered at thisofficeby Samuel Ammerman against Abram II. McCall for abandoning his Homestead Entry. No. 7tisC, dated May 5, 18S5, upon the N- 1-4 of section 20 twp 12 range 22 in Trego county.

Kansas with a view the cancellation of said entry; the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 7th day of May 1k1, at 1 o'clock PM to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged aliandonment. 22 llanna, Register. Baker and Sons. Atty. County Superintendent Bvn, C.

Rich. Kepreaentutive S.J. Osborn. County Attorney John A. Nelson.

Sherilf. Kuker. 1'robat Judg Clerk District Court A. I'uinifrloll. Commissioners, J.

M- I w. r. lung. County Surveyor C. J.

Ferris. RELIGIOUS. M. K. Church services every Sunday at 11 in.

and p. ni. Hkv. J. S.

Stayt, 1'astor. Bible school at 3 p. ni. every Sunday. J.

iVahd Carson, Siipt. SOCIETIES. G. A. R.

Meets 1st an4 4ud TucaJav of each month nt their liall. W. S. Kylic, W. B.

KaiTcitriKi.n. Com. Adjt. Knights of Labor. Meets every Thursday night at K.

ofL. hail. W. U. KiiiTCHFim.ii, Uso.

M. UFFOiiri, M. W. It. S.

A. P. A. N. Meets 2nd and 41 Saturday night ol each mouth in their hall iu the Kerney Block.

1'. H. CONOKIt, Luc Monrok, W. M. SfC.

BAILBOAD TIME ClitDi GOING EAST. N'n. t'i, Exprcsi. ":13 a. ni.

tit, P.i.iseiiger 1:05 a. Ill tiOlNG WEST. No, Express 0 p. m. i.

HII, Passenger 2:10 p. ill. No. 4371 Land Office at Wa-Keeney, April 20th, 1886, Kans. 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 the Register and Receiver of the U.

S. Land Office at Wa-Keeney Kans on June 5th. 1SS8 viz: Clarence E. Young Homestead Application No. 5980 for the E.

M.sec. 24, twp. 14 aaiige 25 w. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: John Frazier of Gibsoti'frego Co. Kans.

Olios. S. Lee. of Willcox Trego Co. Kansas, Wm Sweeney and John Reynolds of Wa-Keeney.

Trego Co. Kansas. B. J. II anna, Register.

J. A. Nelson, Att'y. The School of tub Kepublic. So Xoah Webster has been called, and two or three generations haye grown up under his training, from the youngest school child in Webster's Spelling Book to the college graduate and the man of letters in Webster's Unabridged Die tionary.

This latter has been rebuilt and added tq until it is like a great University, comprising not only its main W. B. KRITCHFIELD, UNDERTAKE TZ, AND DEALER IS- UNDERTAKERS GOODS, FUENT-TURE, SEWING MACHINE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, JEWELRY, SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, PLATED WARE, WAGON Work Wagon Material. No 5824. Land Office at Wa-Koeney, Kansas, March lti, 1X85.

Comnlaint having been entered at. tin's office bv Frank Krknt against Mary A King for abandoning ens. Do a General Banking Busin ess MONEY TO LOAN On Real Estate for losig or short time. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS. trunk of Lexicography, but its minor m-i iiuuimiTw iiiiu'ii miircn i.f, 1SS(), upon the southeast quarter section 80, twp.

11 south, range 24 west, in Trego comity, Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of sakl entry; the said part ies are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 13th day of Mayt 1HNI, at one o'clock p. to respond and furnish testunony concerning said alleged abandonment. B. J. F.

HANN'A, Register. A Blair, att y. I can secure, on favorable terms, by order, any article which I may not happen to have cn band. branches in a Biographical Dictionary of nearly 10,000 Names, a New Gazetteer of the World with Titles with valuable information iu condensed form under each title, and a variety of other useful tilings in its elaborate Tables. No.

5807. Land Officeat Wa-Keeney Kansas March 15th, 1880. Comnlaint having been entered at tliiaofficebv JohnG Marcy against Eugene Brady for aband-I, ll, lis latest addition, the Gazetteer, must be of great use to the many who do not 31st Will, upon the South east i-4 see. II. two.

A.J.KF.LA:i. SAM H.KELLEY. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Practice in all State and Federal Courts. tear Mwlh el Uie fast Office, range 21 iu Trego county Kansas with a Local Items.

No 4347 Land Office at Wa-Keeney, April 18th. 1880. Kans. Notice is hereby given that the fol-lowing-nained settler has tiled notice of Ins intention to make linal proof in support of Ins claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver U. S.

Land Office at Wa-Keeney Kansas, on June lath, 1886 viz: Hugh Faulkner Homestead Application No. for the N. )i. sec, 28 twp. 10 range 22 lie names the following witnesses to proof bis continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: Wm Sprattling and Andrew Jones of Wa-Keeney Trego county Kansas, Thos.

Harrington and Joseph Mellotte, of Fargo, Graham county Kansas. B. J.F. II anna, Register. A.

II. Blair, Atty. possess tho more bulky and expensive. Gazetteers. What more can We ask in a Dictionary than we now haye in Webster's Unabridged? Next Suix1.tr i Easter.

view to the cancellation ot said entry; the said part ies are hereby summoned to apiM-ar at this office on the 7th. day of iy lswi, at I o'clock p. to respond and furnish testimong concerning Baid alleged abandonment. B. J.

F. Hanna, Register. A II Blair, att'y The M. E. church has a new choir.

Look out for new bonnets next Sunday. A. J. HARLAN, Real Estate Land Agent. Business before the Land Ollice l'roinptly attended to.

A few lucky ones already wear new spring suits. We arc glad to see so much building being done. Let the good work go on. I Judge J. Osbora.

The Topeka Daily Capital of the 20th gives a very good pictorial representation of Judge Osborn and says "Hon S. Osborn the genial "gentleman from Trego" in tho Kansas house of representatives, and the recently appointed judge of the twenty-third judi OFF1CR Vy STA1US IN WOULD IIIMI.DISO, No. 5751 Land Office at Wa-Kens ansas March llth. IssH. Complaint having been entered at this office by John M.

Preshaw against William Kinimel lor almndoning his Homestead Entry No. dated Deo. 22nd. 187U, upon the 1-4, section 4, twp 14 south, range 21 west, in Trego county, Kansas with a view to the cancellation of sa entry, the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the lith day of May 18Xii at 1 o'clock p. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.

20 B. J. Hannu, Register, A. H. Blaib, Atty.

JACKSGN'S Yesterday we counted thirteen buildings In course of erection in Wa-Keeney mid plenty moie lo follow. Geo. Barrett has purchased a new circular rip saw thnt does the work of four men and in half the time. cial district has for a number of years been coming more into public notice, tilling one position of official trust after itnother till he has become a conspic No. 41.12.

Land Offlco at Wa-Keeney Kansas, March 11 th. IXH. Notice is hereby given that tlie followin'r-nam-ed settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Register and Receiver of the U. S. Land office at Wa-Keeney Kansas on May (ith 18'tl.

viz: John Stewart Homestead Application No. 37211 for theN. W. 1-4, sec. 8, twp.

i3 range 25 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cnlt.ivittion of said laud, viz: J. C. Brown, 1), McManus, H. Hingaman and A YV Purinton all of Banner, Trego county, Kansas B. J.

F. Hanna, Register. J. A. Nelson.

Atty. We wish to buy three good, fresh milch cows. Apply nt the "Oakes House," DeHackiv lino. 25-2t uous figure in northwestern Kansas. He is yet a young man under 40 years of age and possesses the grit, ability and ambition that will maKe a brilliant fu tm for him easy of attainment.

WA-KEENEY, KAN. BRUSHES, CHEMICALS, TA TIONAR TOILET AR CIGARS JL3nD TOIBCCO, JOSEPH MARKS' OLD STAND Opposite OAKES HOUSE. Am prepared to do Ilurse-Shoeing, repair wagons iind conduct it general lilncksinithing business. Prices reasonable. REMEMBER THE PLACE.

i The Leavenworth Times has been treated to a brand new dress and its lie is the son, of Samuel and Rachel Osborn and was born November 22di rditorials are as bright and crisp as ever. No. 5730. Land Office at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, 1846, near the town of West Alexander, Preble county, Ohio. He is nephew of Hon.

Henderson Elliot, for the last fif March 2nd. lm Cnmnlaint having lieen entered at this ofliee bv GEOiieEOMSETT Rev. J. T. Farley, of Hill City, will preach in the Opera House next Sunday at 11 M.

and 7 :30 M. AH are Editing a Paper. From the Dawson (6a.) Journal. Editing a paper is a pleasant businessif you like it, If it contains much political matter people won't have it. If we publish telegiaph reports, folks say they are iiothing but lies.

If we omit thein, we have no enterprise, or suppress them for political effect. If we have a few jokes, folks say we are nothing but rattleheads. If we omit jokes, folks say we are nothing but fossils. If we publish original matter, they damn us for not giving selections. If we give selections, people say we are lazy for not writing more, and giv ing them what they have not read in some other paper.

If we give a complimentary notice we are censured for being partial. If we don't, all hands say we are a great bog, If we insert an article which pleases the ladies, the men become jealous, and vice versa. If we attend church they say its for effect. If we remain in our office attending to our business, folks say we aie too proud to mingle with other fellows. If we go out, they say we don't attend to our business.

tvilliaiu II. nwirr, iwnium iiwiffl i.aae ior aliaudoning his Homestead Entry No. 7.VJ), dated teen years judge of the common pleas court of Dayton, O. He is brother of -t, uijuu me ni nec-tintl II, township 14th south, of range 23nl west, in CARPENTER, BUILDER AND irego coumy, wuiiu view me cancellation of said entry; the parlies are hereby sum- i nn inn. a IllOlll'U 1,1 MI'll'TOl Cl lll.ET villi, lliu lll.JI III April, 18KK, at 1 o'clock p.

to respond anil furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandon There is no man so easy to transact business with as the one who is breaking in a dandy, new, spring suit of clothes. Mm a Qkaiee Stack Of Ganlee Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. ment. B. J.

1 Hanna, Register. James M. Osborn, a well-known attorney of Rockport, and a brother-in-law of W. P. Bishop, superintendent of public instruction of Taylor county, la.

In 1876 Mr. Osborn was elected prosecuting attorney of Atchison county which position he held for two Oowick heeler tiros Att ys. IS No 4252 Land Office at Wa-Keenoy, Kansas. FLAWS ANDSPEflrMATlOJiSi April 1st 1880 Notice is hereby given that tho following nam ed settler has tiled notice of his intention to The Oberlin Eye says "Nearly every city in the State had a hotly contested city election." Wa-Keeney was a marked exception. PREPARED TO 03DER.

years. In the spring of 187!) he moved make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made More th Register 4 Receiver of the 8 Land Office at Shop second door west of the Keeney with his family to Ness county, Kansas, where he remained till October of the Kansas, on May 18tn, I8t) viz: rra uc Deimrros Homestead A indication No.Mlil for the 1-4 BLOCK. sec 30, twp 11 25 in Trego Co same year, when he settled permanent The Grinnell Golden llelt clipped two items from the Tribune last week and credited them to the World. ''Drink fair, Betsey, whatever you do." S. La lie iianwB the lollowii'g witnesses to prove Ins continuous residence upon and cultivution of, said land, viz: Wm Hastings, Andrew liiiig, Wm Walsh and Webster, all of Collyer Trego Co Kansas 23 jP Ilunua, John A Nelson, Attorney teJOHN H.

MARCH G0.S): OLDEST BANK IN Tit EGO COUNTY! GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED ly at Wa-Keeney, his present home. Heat once entered upon the practice of his profession, in connection with which he opened a real estate office. In Ed. Barrett arrived last Thursday i rnffhr, una wi I Co into rh slion with the fall of 1880 he was elected county i i Why Do We Have Egg's on Easter Easter is observed among all Chris attorney of Trego county. In 1884 he was sent to represent Trego county in tian people us the great event of the I his father.

He has the reputation of being a first class carpenter. I Pure Plymoth ltock Eggs for setting, 75ctsor 13 No. 4121, Land Office ntWa-Koeney, ansas. March 0th, 18SII. Notice is hereby given that the settler has filed notice of his intention to make proof iu support of his ciaim, and that said proof will be made ln.fore the ilegister and Receiver of tiie United Htat Land office at Wa-Keeney.

Kansas, on May 0, 1880, viz; George M. Qninn Homestead Application No. 6'ai for the north west 1-1. sec. 12, twp.

14 range w. He names the following to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said laud, viz: Charles Moe. Kamuel Harlan, John Diu-kos and Wm. F. Adnms, of Banner Trego comity Kansas, and Johu fi'razjer, of Gibson Trego countv Kansas, the legislature where he served two ses resurrection of Christ.

He was dead. No 5706. Land Office at Wa-Keeney Kans. March 13,1880. Complaint haying been entered at this Ollice by Joseph Yaniht against Joseph Brezina for nhaml'Miing his Homestead Entry No, 4031, dated July 1870 upon the 14, sec 0, twp.

13 raue 24 west in Trego Co. Kans. U'i I'ipw t.n t.lift cnncell ion of Money Loaned On Long Or Short Time. sions. He was a valued member of a but returned to life.

The egg is taken as emblematic of a return to life. It is to all appearance dead, but we know II. 15RYANT at. F. O.

Ellsworth's. that If placed under proper conditions entry; the said parties are hereby sum- life will come forth from it. The use coi-KESFonsriDEnsrcE: Chase National BaiiK, New York. National Hank of Illinois, Chicago, III. Bank of Kansas City.

Kansas City, Mo. i r. hanna, Register. Johs A. Nelson, Atty.

uioueu iu iijipeai at mis oniee on ine iat.li (lnv of ni n'obil 1 of eggs at Easter was adopted from an "Don't imagine that you cannot properly celebrate Easter Sunday without filling yourself tip ioa eggs, Fifteen or twenty are enough lor ny one to eat. Itemetalier No. 5704. early usage older than our era, It was Land Officeat Wa-Keeney, Kansas. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.

23 J5. .1. Hanna. Reuister. March 8, issi.

the custom in very olden times to cele Monroe IIenkel, Atty's. brate the return of spring by making presents of eggs. 1 Kev. Proper, Baptist state miseloo-. ary, will preach in the Opera House Sunday, May 4th.

A full attendance Complaint having been entered at this office by William Ehloras Milis agiiiust Charles W. Liu-foot for abandoning Ids Homestead Entry No. SS-W, dated May i'l, 1881, upon tho N. E. ii, sec.

10. twp. )'i range 24 in Trego county Kansas with a view to the cancellation of said entry; the said parties ait. hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 7th day of May 1880. at i o'clock p.m., to respond and furnish testimony con-o 'rning said alleged abandonment Hanna, Register.

John A Nelson, Atty. number of prominent committees in the house, and was author of the bill creating the Twenty-third judicial district. He defeated the attempt to cut off a tier of townships from the southern part of Lane county and strenuously opposed the bill increasing the number of people required to organize new counties, and in every way in his power proved himself a valuable man for the west to have the halls of the state councils. No member in the house or senate has more warm friends than Judge Osborn, He has been through the hard times on the Kansas border and they say of him that he was never knowa to forget a friend. He has known what it is to be without money in a new country.

He has been known to walk fifty miles to attend a $10 law case. All that has THE BEYMER LAND CO. (Successors to A 8 Beymer) LAND and LOAN 1 is desired as the advisability of organi sation will be considered. The Abilene Gazette announces the No. 5029.

Land Ollice at Wa-Keeney nans. April 1st 1886, Complaint bavin? been entered at this Ollice by Patrick Wynne against Dennis Doliling for abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 7086. dated June Mil. 1885, upon the South West 14', sec.

20, twp. 13 range 25 in Trego Kansas with a view to the cancellation ot said entry; the said parlies are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 20th day of May 1880, at 1 o'clock to respond and furnish tesi imonv concerning said alleged abandonment. 23 B.J. F. Hanna, Register.

A. II. Blair, Atty. I discovery of perpetual motion in ithat city. Wa-Keeney mado this discovery arly this spring.

It came in the form joi a boom and the motion is principally No. 6891. Land Office at Wa-Keeney Kans. Mtirohsilth 1880. Complaint having been entered nt this office by Smith Warner against Christien II Overholser forabaudouing his Homestead Entry No.

71s4, dated November 18th 1884, upon the 8 of the 1-4 sec 18, twp 14 range 'it w. in Trego Co. Kansas with a view to the cancellation of said entry; thesaid parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the loth day of May 1S8S, at 1 o'clock p. in, to respond and furnish testimony concerning said al leged bandnnment I Hanna, Register. JJanford Hogin, Att'ys, Monument, Kansas.

Buying, selling and trading Deeded lands a specialty. Will locate settlers on GOVERNMENT -o LANDS. and upward. John 8. Claypool, of was "Why does not Easter always fall upon a fixed day.

Christmas is always on December 25tb, why should not Easter be fixed with equal Easter must always be on Sunday, It's not a particular date that is observed, but a particular Sunday. How to decide up on the Sunday, gave the very early churches much trouble, and there were differences on that account, but the matter was settled at a council held at Nice, in the year 325. The rule was adopted that'Easter day Is always the first Sunday after the full moon wbicu happens upon or next after March 21st and if the full moon happens on a Sunday. Easter day is the next Sunday after. This (fives Easter day a wide range of dates, as it may occur on any Sunday from March 22d to April 25th American Agriculturist for April.

Almost Discouraged. In the fall of '84 1 came west for my health. now passed and he now enjoys the com- taken violently ill while here attending the auction sale of town lots. Hit wife fortsxif a well earned competence and the warm respect and esteem of those who know kins best. i was summoned by telegraph and ur CAPIP1(af ffi ffv rived Sunday night.

He is reported DAN FORD HOGIN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE DEALERS. i better at this writing, (Monday). Nes County News: Mr. II. B.

A Thousand Aches. snd rains can and will be cured by BEQQS' No. Mil. Land Ollice at Wa-Keeney, Kansas. March, 17th, 188li.

Complaint having Been entered at this Office by Bam M. Mai-shall against George Walton for abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 81511, dated July lllli, 188.i, upon the N. E. 1-4, sec.

iU.twp. lis. range 25 in Trego con sty, Kansas witli a view to the cancellation of said entry; the said pnrties i re hereby siiminonml to appear at this ollice on the lltii day of May, at 1 o'clock p. lo respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment 21 H. J.

V. Hanna, Register. Haker A Son's Att'ys. TROPICAL-OIL. When yon are snfterinir with I Kicliolton has increased the number of his trips between this city and Wa Rhenmntipni, Neuralgia, pains in the joints or any part, of the body try ReggH' Tropical Oil.

Wm. RotftTS, Sweet Home, Kansas says it is the King of ali liuameuts. For sale by Jones A For Baking Purp 3. BsstinthcMWlcL ems. McDonald.

Keeney ta three each week, leaving here Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and returning the following days. This arrangement, in connection with the Will practice in all State Courts and attend to business before, the Local Land Office and the Departments nt Washington, D. C. Deeded land bought aiiil sold. Any information regarding western land cheerfully given.

ai on address us at WA-KEKNEl, KAN Best punips, pipes and repairs always No. 5836, Land Ollice at Wa-Keeney March 18, 188(1. Kans. Complaint having been entered at this office by David Davis against Thomas VV Miller, Wilmot Lonuacre, Sarah Ann Miller and lteieah Miller heirs of Jobnalhan G. Miller deceased, for failure to comply with law as to Tiinlier-Citlture Entry No.

1031 dated June 12 1878, upon the N. E. lA sec. 14. twp.

11 range 21 in Tivgo county Kansas with a view to the cancellation of said entry; contestant alleging that said Jonathan (i Miller failed during the second year after milking said entry to break or plow or caused lo be broken or plowed a second live acres of said tract of land. That the trees seeds or cuttings planted on said land prior to Jan. Bin, 1886 failed to grow and the heirs of said Jolma-G Miller deceased have faild to replant 10 acres of said tract to trees seeds or cuttings since that time; the said parties are hereby summoned, to appear at this office, on the 18th day of May 1886 at 9 o'clock a to respond and furnish testimony concerning said aliened failure. regular mail line, gives us daily com on hand. F.

W. Lemon. 25-lt My friends all said I had the consumption a it was too late for improvement. Afrer a months stay I became worse anil almost discourngod. I bought a 50 cent bottle of BEGU8' CHERRY.

COUGH BYRTJP and it helped me so much that I bought six bottles and ufciI them. In two months the cough and night sweats disappeared. 1 nowweigh 180 pounds and owe my lito to mega' munication with Wa-Keeney. No. 5738.

Lund Ollica at, Wa-Keeney, Kansas March 4, 1880. Complaint having been entered at this office by Willam Burroughs against John Maginni for failure to comply with law as tin Timber- Culture entry No. dated Feb Until, 1870, upon the north east sec. 14, twp. niDga lii in Trego county Kansas with a view to the cancel liition of snitl ontrv, contestant slinging that said Johu Mnginnis I a failed to break or plow or CHued to be broken or plowed eitlPr a or second five acres of said land Mnca Jute cf entry For Sale.

25 Head of good milch cows, some of We don't like to make bad predic- tions, but we predict that our sister town of Wa-Keeney is "biting off more Cherry Cough byrup. 8. Watson, St. PanL For sale by Jones Ferris. them are frfcsh.

25-2t. F. O. Ellsworth. i man sue can cnew," Live war oi im A Hard Siege.

For Sale. provements this spring. Ellis Ileview I suffered nntold aironies with Rcrofnla. flreat W. A.

W0OKEY. PHOTOGRAPHER- Over Krit hliold's furniture store. Ferrotypes, Card and CABINET PH0TG33APHS ricturcs taken on cloudy days as well as any time. ln besitateonthjs account, ROaSQDin fi'DDCBOS. PAJraTERS.

KALSOfiliERS, PAPER HANGERS. blotches, sores and boils made their appearance A large and desirable Nursery stock on my nesn ana almost came to the conclusion Don't worry Bro. Stewart, the improvements are all genuine. When we and nas iiiueu to plant or cause lie plnntoj to trees, seeds or cuttings any portion of said portion of said land since date of entry and bns failed to improve in any manner auy portion of said land since date of entry, laud is wholly d'woid of trees; ihe said parties an hereby summoned to appear at this ollice on the 'U, day of Aoril 188.1, at 1 o'chvl: p. to respond ami furnish testimony concerning said alleged failure, B.

F. Hanna, Register. Cowick Wiieeleh Bnas. At.tys. in the yard oppisite the Oakes House, from the Mlain Nurseries, Louisberg, Kansas.

Cadwalader Bros. our telephone lines up, and street pars running to Eastlawn, come and we mere was not a pound of sound nesh on my body. I began the use of BEtKIH' BLOOD PURIFIER snd to day lam completely restored. My flesh is firm and solid and I attribute it to Beggs' Blood uriner. Rev.

E. Atwood, Kansas Cltv, For sale by 3 oaea 4 Ferris. 23 B. J. F.

IIanna; Register Monroe IIenkel, Atty's, A KEENEY, KAN.