Mullinville Mallet from Mullinville, Kansas • 3

Land OiTice at Lamed kar.sas Sept 15, 1387 Notice Is heivbr eiven that the foilowinir MULLINVILLE MALLET MAIN MULLINVILLE KAN, ward trip. There should be bonfires, illuminations, the firing of cannon, addresses of welcome, banquets, serenades, outpourings, all sorts of hospitalities, and a universal greeting that is as genuine as unalloyed gold and as heartfelt as undefiled religion. Presidents will come and go. The flow of our national life will take on a fuller sweep and a more perfect virility as the years go on. Every decade will make a great volume of history.

While the people remain incorruptible liberty will be safe; but whatever is yet to come or to happen, the administration of President Cleveland will always be recalled when it is necessary for truth's sake that the character of our public men should be dwelt upon, summed up or criticised By this standard will many a one be tried. Kansas City Times. Land Office at Larned Kansas, Sept 15 18B7, Notice is hereby given that the following named nuttier has tiled notice of his intention to make linal proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will lie made before tho Toi ate judge of kiowa at Oreensburg, DcoO, 1HH7, viz: Andrew Jasper-Min for the a hf qr and hf sw qr see 1H 20 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his conlinuoo1! residence upon, and cultivation of. said land, viz (Stafford of Mullinville kas Nathan Johnson und Jacob ingot id nsluy kas Frank Wing of Fonda kansas 26 w.

Li. Brownlee, Itogister. Land Office at I.arned, kansas Aug. 3, 1R87. Notice Is hereby given, that the folio ung named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make Until proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the probate judge of Kiowa at Greenshurg, Kansas, on Octolier 3rd.

lsS7, viz: Henry Sesler, no. for the hf qr and hf neqr sec 18, twp 28 20 w. Ilo names the following witnesses to prove bis continuous resideuoe upon, and cultivation of, said land, Albert D. Koherts, James K. Wineingcr, Theoplus S.

Bankin, Embassy K. McKeehan, all of mullinville, kansas. 19 W. It. Bkowni.eu, Kegister.

Land Offieo at Larned Kansas. Aug. 3, 1SS7. Notice is hereby given that iho following named settler has tiled notice of ids intention to make final proof in support of Ms claim, and that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge of Kiowa county, at Oreensburg, Kansas, on October (i. JW7, viz; James E.

Ward, no. for the 0 qr sec 7. twp 28 rliiw. He panics the following witnesses to prove hiR continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: C. M.

C'arrithers, John Hays. A. J. Willis, W. u.

Dillingham, all of mullinville, kansas. 19 W. It. Brownlee, Register. land Office at Larned Kansas, Aug.

20, isst. Notice is hereby given that tho following named settler has Died notice of his intention to make tinal proof in iiipportof his claim, and that said proof will bo made before the probate iiulge of kiowa county, at Greens-burg, Kansas, on November U0, IK, viz: John J. Sutton, No. for the qr sec 5, twp 27 s. 20 w.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz. Albert N. Peterson, W. Ilolnian. J.

W. Bay, .1. W. IticbmoiKl, all oi' Mullinville, Kiowa county, Kansas. W.

R. Pi'ownlee. Tiegister. Land Office, Larned. Kansas, Aug, VM, Notice i-i hereby irivc-n Hint the following named scttierhas filed notice of his intention to make hnal proof in support of bis claim, and that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge of Kiowa County on IVeewher Srd, Vis.

Bohert 11. Swisher, No. 14,24. for the qr sec 4, township 2i w. He names the folJow-imr v.

itr.cf ses to prove l.i.- oontmoouo residence upon and cultivation of said land, Levi II. King, SOas 1. Doiisoa, Albert N. Peterson, Khucr E. Patterson, all of Kansas.

21 W. It. Brownlee, Itegisicr. Land Office at Liirncl Kansas. July J3, P-f-7.

Notice is hereby given tltnt tin foilowinir named si llier lies Jliol notice oi IsiHiWii- o- -J ill 1 -h ''5 named settler hw tiled notice of her intention to make final proof in support of his cluini, and that miid nroof will be made before tho probate jnrigeof kiowa at (jreensbni-g, Kansas, on Nov, 2D, 8rt7, viz: Edward Jaeksou no ifKN? for the lif sw qr and hf se qr see 13 twp sub w. lio uunies me louowmg witnesses to prove his continuous residence uponf and cultivation of, said lind, viz: John Moyle Kaeltel Amis wiiliam Mitchell Enoch Hyford all of Muiiinvllle Kansas. 20 Wit Brownloe Register. Land Office at Larned, Kansas Sept 21, IHR7. Notice is hereby given that the following named settlor has filed notice Of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said uroof will be made before the Probate Judge of kiowa county.at Greensburg, Kan sas on uec in, im via: jamc.s r.

nits a no. 14(171 for the qr soc 8, twp 27 20 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land viz: Frank Keller. Joseph Keller. S.

1). Hensley. Aloxander T. Stafford all of Mullinville Kansas. 211 W.

It. urownlee, llegistcr. Land Office at Larned Kansas Sept 21, 1S87. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler lias filed notice of his intention to make final uroof in support of his claim and that said proof will bo made before the probate udgo ot Kdwarrls county, Kansas at Kinsley kansas on November 15 1887. viz: John w.

Borrv slti for the qr 35 twp2 of 20 w. He names the All owing witnesses to prove nis commons residence upon, nnd cultivation of said land, viz: K. Bradtleld of Orennsburif Kansas David Tompkins, of wrndell kansas John wats of wendell and George Lewis of Wendell. 2(1 W. It.

Brownlec, Register. Land Office at Larned Kansas, Sept 15, 1887 Notice is herehv given that the following niniicil settler has filed notico of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that suit! proof will be made before the l'reliaro Judu'e or hdwiirds county. Kansas nt Kinsley kan, on Dec. 10 1 -S7, viz: Paimiol uurns od for tue se or see twp 8 and of 2iw. He names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: William John son Moses Caldwell 'I nomas Caldwell jlack.all of mullinvillc kansas.

2'i V. I. iiruwn'ee isce ister Notice is hereby given that the following named senior ha Hied notice of his intention to mako final nroof in support oi' binelain, and that said proof will bo made before the probate jwlgo ot Kiowa tit tiroensonrg, Kansas, on otnemnor I t'-i. viz. Aimer Taylor, no.

i for the hf sw qr it lit qr twp aj w. lie names the witnesses to niovehij- continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, saiii land, viz: win. kclyy, Allen Hewers. rl. I itts, Artaur jjeiiianiiM.

uu oi muiiui-ville, kansas. 17 v. It. brownies, Kegister. LandOiiice at Larned Kansas, A.ng.

is-1; Knfif-n "-i'cn thai the folhovin? Ki-rtlei-has liicil nolic-e o. ins intciititui to iiinke linal proof in support oi' iiis clnim. nn that said i.rool will lie oiao i- clerk of the district court i.i' eotttitv. at KinWey. on lio'-i-oioor viz: K.

Hurgo, it rTo. iov 11-. awqrseu two 20 west, no names tr.e following witnesses lo prove his residence upon and cultivation ol who Ihik'. Intva i.iilio AHirt lO.Tui SaaiiK'l Wallace, of Mullin Kas; n. llioinpson, oi urecnsimrg, kas.

S3 w. K. Hcgislo? land Office at Larned KtoiwiS. Aug, J.S7. Notice is liort-'oy Tiven that 1 lie fol'owins nunied settler mis uie.i nor.ee oi n.s lo tinal pi-oo!" in support of h.se'iuai.

and that said jrooi will bo made hoi ore tin- rk ol the district court ol Kiov. a coiuuy. Kii-. at Has on Decern'. or ls7, viz: u.

I liotnp.um. 1 Mi, li, for the no qr soe 5. tw ramre I west, no names the following witnesses lo prove i oininoons resjiieiiCT) min ami ctutivation ot saici land, viz: xmu -vinert r. nana, and Samuel Wallace, of Mullinviile. Jiim; John E.

Hinge, of Oix'cusliurg. uas. S3 W. K. Lrownlcc.

Hcgistor. Land Ofiice at I.ai ned Aug. 7. K.itii-e is herehv iriven that 1 rained settler has'tlled notice ol his intention i i nas final proof in suppoi of his claim. that, said proot will be mane beiorotiie Probate Judge of Kiowa county, ntOrcetis- hurg, Kansas, on heplember i- 'o rus Kl lis, ii no.

lor tio sw twp'-i SI w. lie names tile witnesses to prove li is continuous rcsiiienci upon, and cultivation oi, sain land, viz: itco livimrer. Win. Ii. Shiiler.

Ali'erd V. McCoy. James M. Wilson, all of Oreensburg. kunsas.

Kl w. K. lirowniee, negisrc-r. LandOiiice at Larned. Kansas, Aug.

3, l.s"7.' Kotice is hereby M'vcu that the loilowini: nanieii settler has tilcn not ice of his iiiteatioi; to make final proof in support that said proof will be made before tiio i'ro-bnte Judge of Kiowa iMuniy. at l.recnshi.i. Kansas. onOctoU-r 1. I'bT, viz; (icoige W.

Crabtrce. no. tor the hf sw or sw qr nw qr qr sec wp s. 2.: w. ile names the following witnesses to prove hiscoiuinuoiis residence upon, and cultivation of.

said land, viz: Isaac II. Martin. John C. Day. Anderson Walters, wm.

niuiin, all of mullinvillc, kansas. K. lirowniee, uegtster. Laud Office at Lamed, Kansas, Avi. 9.

1 Notice is hereby riveo. tout tho following named settler has filed uutioo ot his ui.ent'oa to make II mil piool in support of his claim, ano that said proof will he u.n.le before th" i ro- I'litc Judiicot Kiowa county, lix on Oct, Id, Klmer Patterson, No. It. I lie qr sec twp -V no names the following witnesses to. prove his coutini.oos rcsiiu nce upon anil cultivation of said land, lien.

A. ash, Albert N. Peterson, Joan K. Durbln, James W. lolins, all of ilullinvijle, Kas.

2i W. It. Brownlee, ltciiistcr. Land Office at Larned Kansas, Aug. Notice is hereby given that the following iianied settler liasineu notice oi nor niieniioii to make linal proof in -rto: cniiin.

and that said proof will be made before the probate judge of Kiowa Co. til lireensburg. Kansas, on ijcpieuiucr Harp, no. l'otl, for tho lots 4 and 5. and qr uw qr sec 0, twp 20 w.

iyUc. names the following witnesses to prove nor couiin-iious residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Asa Hodges, .1. K. Hrown, wm, m. Thomas, Leslie A.

Glenn, all of mullinvillc, kansas, W. 11. Brownlee, Kegister. Land Ofilee at Larned. Kansas, Ansr li, 1S87, Notice is hereby uiven that the lpllowing named MdUerhas illcd notice of her intentloii to niiiko final m-uoi in sunnort of tier olr.itn, and that said proof will be iimde before thu- Probate Judge ot juowa eouniy.

at oreensburg. Kansas, on November ltd, '-H7, Minnie Hrown, 8 no. lor tho nw qr see 15. s. 20 w.

She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: T. (ii'lahan. of Oreensburg, and (iustavus Bergerson, Henry walthall, Alarriu licrgcrsen.ot mullinville, kansas. ID TV, H. Buowni.kb, Kegisler.

Land olTico at, Larned, Kansas, Aug. 3, ISfT. Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make linal proof In support of claim, and that said proof will bo inaiio before tho Probate Judge of Kiowa county, at (jreens-burg, Kansas, on September 27r HM, Vizt JamesiM Wilson, ds no. Mini, for the nw qr sec 3, twp 27 r2U w. Ifo names the following witnesses to provo his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, snld land, vizf Alfred V.

McCoy, wni. II. Hliuler, Cyrus Kllig, tleorge Evingcr, iillrl'Orecnsbiirg, kunsas. 1U W. H.

Drownlke, licglstcr. Land Office nt Larned Atwf. S. Notice is hereby given tlmt tho following named set tler has tiled notice of his. intention to make linal proof in rapport of his claim, and that said proof will bo inndo before the I'robato Judge of Kiowa coijnty lit Greens-burg, Kansas, on September 2.

1887, Wm. It. Shiiler, no. 14 W), for the qr sec 3, twp 27 2i w. Ilo mum's tho following witnesses to provo his continuous residence upon, anil cultivation of, said land viz: Alfcrd V.

McCoy, Wilson, George Kvlmjor, Cyrus Ellis, all of Oreensburg. kansas. It. Brownloe, Kngfrtor. Lund OfDcoftt Larnrd Knnsas, Aug.

3, 1WT. Notice Is hereliy given that tho following named settler bus filed nollco of his Intention' tomiike final liroof In suvixirt of ldsclalin, and that mid proof will lie lmiiio betoip Iho pifoiato juiige oi Kttina copiuy, iiausasi ht ir(cnidiurg, Knnsiis, on Vxi, Alfred V. McCoy, no. MJ4.1, lorthft niMirM'uli. two Si 9 2(1 w.

Ho names the following wli.ne.gaf6 to provo tils intlnnoun resideneo upon, nun cultivation or, sal,) iiinii, i'yrvH Kilts, Miinies M. Wilson, win. II. Hiuiler, George Uvlngcr. nil ft (jfreeusburg, kalisas.

VJi W. Ic Brownlee, ltcKHtcr. L. P. GROVE, Editor and Publisher.

Subscription (One Tear) fl.60 Friday, Oct. 14, 1887. tiotercd in the Toat Office at Mulihivillc, Second Class Mail Matter. A TRIUMPHAL PROGRESS. Without parade.

With either ostentation or pride of place. With nothing of presumption, nor any thing that resembles the depotision of more real powar than Queen Vic toria possesses, President Cleveland has had a thriumphal march from Washington city to St Louis. The greetings has been such" as oome from the heart. There are many Ways of showing friendship tespeet or esteem; there is only one Way of showing love. Several things' go to make up the position he occupies before the country several things to explain the place that he holds in the affections of a majority of the American people.

In the first place, he is the only man save one who has been blected by the entire nation since the first term of Abraham Lincoln, and Garfield is that exception. By what nefarious means the basis of a false count in several of the states, that Hayes might get an office to which he was never elected, it is not warth while here to recite. These are now a of history, about which ever diversity of opinion may have existed in either of the great parties of the country at the time of their consumption, has since practically disappeared. Jir. Cleveland to-day is the president of the wlioio people, without a shadow ar suspicion of a wrongdoing at the ballot box to cast a stain upon 'bis title.

Assucfi lie is universally honored and respected by all except those whose partisam malice will not permit tliem to do justice to nv.y one, nor recognise the higher avl nobler qualities of American manhood no matter where found or by whom exhibited. T'ie majoriiy of people also believe him to be far above the arts of the defu agoguo or the wiles oi the mere schemer and pipe-layer for office. His administration has been free from scandal to its remotest bounds an-I ramifications. A rugged manhood and a lofty patriotism iir.ve characterized his every official act. lie has had no fear In the performance, of duties plainly aecognised and honestly understood.

Favortism, that curse of all men susceptible of flattery, that banc republics as well of empires, has' never been exhibited by him in a single instance. The warth of some of the strongest men in his own party ins against it him, stormy and detractive, but he faced it witii the clame equainimitive, but bf the right. lie believed that he vas doing for the and, so believing, he stood like a rock. He mmo at a time when the country had need of brawn, fibre and incorruptible American manhood. There had been a wilderness of cant, fiaceidity and higher law.

What for years had been not despotic had been cor runt. It was a republic by oilieial defalcation and embezzlement. Strange processes of government had grown up, and in trying to make Centralization something to conjure by the constitution forgotten. Corporate power had not only become immen-c but insatiable. The gigantic growth of menus of corrupt influence over the ballot box, hich was at the disposal of the party having possession of the executive administration, had become an almost ineradicable evil, tending to make elections irresponsive to public opinion, hampering the power of the people to change their rules, and enabling the men holding the machinery of government to continue and perpetuntd their power.

Not every democrat, spoken of for the presidency and high the regard of his party and certain of his parly's confidence and suport, could nave changed all this and brought the government back to the condition that exist before the civil war, Mr. Cleveland could und has. He had the kind of courage for the work, that is so rear to-day among the so-called leaders of the peoplethe courage of the man who makes haste to meet responsibility in Mead of tem porizing with it or fleeing before it. Jlo Baw clearly from the very begin-ing what had to be don and when ho -had once put his hands to the plowhandlcs he never looked back lie was president of the 1 lands of the people the right of lie refused tc permit the national admmstarli jn or my portion of it, to interfere a single election. Sectionalism was buried in a night, Complete confidence set) led down upon the country, an era general prosperity -set in -which 'has been steadily rising to flood-tide, and the whole land is happy, prosperous and contented.

Is it any wonder then tho mau who lias done all this nAouiuJrc-ceivo the welcome ho has on ills west Our Future Assured. The future of this great state of ours is assured. We have passed beyond the period of doubt and stand now as one of the successfull states of the union. Years ago wdien grasshoppers, and cyclones and chinch bugs beset us, there was doubt of our success, it was felt that emigrants could not bn induced to venture into such a land, and many of those here looked longingly toward the east. But pluck won.

The great majority of those who were here staid and fought against adversity and finally came off more than conqueror. Emigrants did come, and they joined in the battle and shared in the victory. Now the reputation of Kansas as a rich and productive slate is well- established in all the land, and it' is even known and spoken of in other countries. Occasionally our crops do fail, but is not this the case with every state of the union, and is there a country in the world where crops are always sure'? There is no greater proportion of failures' here than in other state. This fact has come to be understood in the land and our state nowhas a reputation that cannot be impaired by the partial failure of crops or two, any more than such a failure would damagetthe reputation of Ohio.

Thus it seems certain that there is no danger that emigration to this state will cease for many years to come. And even if it should, argues the Atchison Champion, "Kansas does not really need any immigration Our population is already large enough about 1,000,100 with the natural increase, should there not be another accession, will be sufficient for all populative purposes; so Una we nee borrow no trouble on that score. "With our geographical location, in the very center of the continent, surrounded on ail sides with the best of markets, and markets growing better every year, as our raihoa'J fac llilies increase; with our climate, ood enough in every respect; with the constantly improving climatic toiiclition, changes which follow in creased cultivation as certainly as effect follows cause. With sufficient iccummulated to provide any temporary failure ot With the bravest, most en terprising and philosyhical people to be iound anywhere, a people seemingly raised by the Providence with the grit and indomiunce which laughs at what disheartens and paralyzes the people of any other section of the earth. With the romance of history which is an aspiration to persistency, and productive of the most superb staying qualities.

Willi the most alluring luturcot any commonwealth in America; the people of Kansas are proof against what oth- erc regard as calamities, and with the-motto "Ad Astra Per Aspera, blazing like an evening star on their foreheads, they will move forward as a mighty and unconquerable host, to make Kansas what Providence designed it should be agriculturally, commercially and morally, the the banner state of the American Union." Sumner County Standard. McXoW'i Leslie have in stock a full line of yarns of all kinds. ISAAC EYEK, Proprietor. Docs a frenornl freighting and transferring business. Your imtronutfo respeciiuuy solicited.

Satisfaction (fiiarnntued IWIMIIIIIIIIWIIII.II1 PUBLICATION NOTICES. Iiimd Oilieo at l.iuued. knnsns Sent 15, Notice Is hereby (riven that the following named sett ler has filed notice (if nor Intention to make nal Drool in suimort. or ins ci.aim. and that said proof ho made before the Probate Judiie of KdwnrdH county, Kunsas ntkinstev knnx.

on lice 9 18H7. viz: Allen Mack for the lie or see iio twp sr 2UW. Ho names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and euiiivntioli of. said land, vl: William John son Moses Caldwell Knoiuol Jlurns Thomas Caldwell all ol Muiiinvinn Lnnd Office Ht Turned Kansas Sept. 8, 1R8T Notice Is hereby Riven that the following named settler has men notice oi in intention to make hnal nroof in sunoort of bis claim.

und lent Hnld proof will bo made before tho probate Judge of Mown county kansas. at lireviishurg, kiuiynfl, on November 1. vis; (Iuhuivus K. ilcrtreiflcn, no. I.l'.-W.

tor the ur hoc 14 twp Si v. Ho mimes the lollowimr witnesses to nrovo his emitm- nous residence upon, Hud cultivation, (it said hind, Column (. Hniol.er. Kulien A. Keas- Hug William II.

Walthall Charles A. Jivett all ot Mullinvillc kansaa. -Si It. Iu-owiilce, llcgtstor. mis Dray 3 i CD CD 2 "0 prj 3 5 er Pi TJ c- pi 2 Pi a 0 3 0 3 Cfl 5.

3 to (D a 0) 71 CO GO (I) i 1 5' a a 73 a CO 0 ro is- 3 v. 33 33 v-l to 8 i-3 0) PI OLSON BUILDING. 'on to make i re.or ot claim, and the Jo ipioot ill be ni-ule bel'o. Ki iVn countr. at i.

I-i' on s. 1-v. He Orreiiburg Kar.r-i.s.oii IVjil lioy B.irU-r, no. I In: ol re or sec I'-, tv, na.reste.e tello-Miia; Wiiuessfs to pre.v.' los confiniioim reside-iKie eoien, auii ciiltivition of, mi'. 1 1 lend, viz: Jttcoli Sciioips, Jaos iViniicLigor, JaiMos w.

i.aughlih, T. S. liitnUin, all of imibiavUlc. Kansas. Co" cc at Larnf d.

yar.t-af:, Aug 1. P'f-7. oUee is hf.rt-.by that tho loliowmg nie u.d settler lias Hied not ice of his intention to iinul proof in supjiort of his andtiiat said roof will be made be: ore tho Clerk of the District Court at Oreensburg, Kansas, on October 10, 1 'o7. viz: Frank: li. .1 for the see s.

fie a 'lies feilowin-r witnesses to prove cont rosid'-nce upon and cult ivatimi of said land, viz (las. A. i.mett, V. Durhin. of C.

C. thnclcer. Win. ii. iinrtuline, of Kinsley.

So W. B. Brownlee, Register. Land Office at Larned Kansas, July 27, Notice is hereby given I hat the settkr has'lie. fl notice of his infr-otio'i to mako linal proof in supfiort of his claim, and that said viil be miulo before tlie clerk of toe u-iffiet court at Creenshcrg.

kansas. on mher 17, viz: Levi H. King, no. for the sw qr sec i. twp s7 s.

i- 3i iv. Ifeiitroes tiic foilowinir witness' to prove his eei.tiinu.us residence irnin, an-I cultivation of, sa.id land, S. D. Hensley, John W. Mils.

Wm. Smith, Silas M. Dodson, all of mullinville, kansas. li W. li.

Urownlee, Register. Land Office at Lamed Kansas, 17. No! ice is hereby jiivcn tlait the lollowing named settler lias notice of his intention to make tinal proof in support of and 1 hat paid will be made bvlore tiie clerk of the oistriet court at Uroenstinrg. Kansas, on Septemlicr lie, 1 Piles M. Dodson.

no. for those qr sect, s. 20 w. lie names th" following wit-ne: to prove ids continuous residence Pi-oit, Bnil eoliivr.tlon of, sail le.nl, VI Pert N. Pcb rson, Elmer R.

Patterson. K. S. jiOins, Levi king, all of mullinviile. kansas.

W. It. brownlee. Register. Land Oface at Larned.

Kansas. July 27, 1-7. Notice i hereby iriven that the I'ol loving named set tier has'liled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of bis claim, and that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge of Kiowa county, nt Grecnsbiirg. kanas. on September 2it, James V.

Harp. no. 11013, for iho bf se qruud hi sw qrsee id. twp 27 s. r2iiw.

Henaiips the following witnesses to prove ids continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. sai land, J. H. Diilman, A. li.

Ulaokard, .7. it. Drown, Leslie A. Glenn, all of mullinville, kansas. IS W.

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