The Ivanhoe Times from Ivanhoe, Kansas • 4

I i iT? GOVERNMENT LuD LAWS. Vi'aalcJ-JIen aud Wcmea. Pa 3.: feel ja p- I 1 SI X. 1 rX'S FcbLICATiu. Jjsai oa-rt- at Garden Cny, Kan.

Aur is i-eK-by trivi-n that tii foiv-wiu? aaiuvd setter us of bit h.uwwu to siake nal I'rool in pwn t-iaitu a-ii t'j ill l- u-mW- l-trf Pm'le vf Ka-kM! tountjr sail, art Mf.nl 1 i tlentTally govt-rjnm nt land can le taken in three way: mdi-r the pri'-emptiun, homestead und timlx-r' culture laws. Ni.iti- ros Publication. Land Omce r.t fjexien City. Kan. 2S.

1SS8 Noliofc i irivca that loliowing nant-d lut pled Rotiee of his iutoiion lou-ake 11. io supjK.il of his claim, tu-iliial ril pKMif will le made U-iore lieg-iMi-ror kwivwti Gardea ity, Kaiif. in -i. 1 ive. vix: J.ijiie Mullary lor tlie t4 sec oi, 1 wp tli of w.

lie; luiKt the following witntues in prove Lis eomiTiuoiis uiwi and eultiva-irtni lai.d, viz: D. r.Cn. Samuel L-y i.i Ivanhoe, Joiin il. ioyce, Hot-k D. Boon, of Plymell, Kan.

ai-iKi C. V. M. Kiles. Uexister.

Friik Kry Friday by Tiiris F-iblntiii El SECTOR Y. Time Card A. T. S. F.

lutilroad. WkST ft AT JilOrN CITT. AXLE GREASE CO. I Wanted ooJ mvnor ludj in each county quiet to represent our I house and iiitroJuee our three great new books and Ko or ospe-j riouea necessary; 'CO days' lime allowed I agents to deliver Locks. and new books on salary or commission Ssnta re Kfcu-.

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fct T. ra'j'-v ko the i.ilh miin-s' j.r-ive bie ooWiui of ta-i laaA. v'i: iN-niueJ toy, ol i van- FEE-LMrTIOS. Any person over 1 ar of ae or the head of a family, wlm is a in I iu I Ho. 1..

No. a V5 Ko. 15. Local no nas tieciarea bis or lier intention of becoming such, not alreadv owninir toe. 1- HKu John ii.

li'ti ci. j'aim-j'NuUati: cf Kar. nr wc will cluhe a vt-srlv contract with a 1 320 acres of land can 1 good pushers and guarantee salary, i l.ar -i descriptive illustrated circulars KiYTlfV. VltiL PlBLICATKlK. A marriea woman can only pre-empt after beins: divorced or deserted bv her I llU ,1 JAM fJSTBOOSD iiiiuviiiOKnurr.

JCo. 2 id jl iM.it fi ino, Ko. IS Local Freight 1:50 pm United States land Office. Garden City District. husband, and a woman holding a preemption loses it by marrying.

Land Ofliee at Garden City. Kan. Sept t. ISt. Kotiee is (riven that the followinir named settler fca tiled notk of his intention UimaKe niiai proi iu I'l" 1 1 and that t-aid proof will lie made bctore the Notice -ok Publication.

Land OSioe at arden Cit y.Kan., uly 23, 1S8S. Notice it herrby given that the following-named si-ttler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will oe made before tbe Kegter or It iceiver at Garden illy Kansas Oi toiler, 16 18p8. viz: James A. BeaUie, tor the lots 4, tofuw. see twd 36 runge32w.

Henames tne following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Wiliiam T. Evans. George A. Milligan. Leonidas Uland, Isaac L.

Lee, all of Garucn t'itv, Kan. C. F. M. Niles.

Register. and best terms free. Act gnu and address. Das. Lixihas Ptblishinu 4th and Washington St.

Locis. Mo. O. and A. Wrigh are in Stevesns county this week plowing their tree claims.

1 C. T. M. Niles. ResHster CHEAPEST bscausa BEST.

1: aBunrcn.uuuri, HIN5P0MI administratrix oi iii-iiiu a. -commuted h. e. no. 12717, for the low 3, HI I ii ka.nCaaiaccl:wrkthBr,wkea WILL NO 1 ysai" S.

Thanhouser. Receiver OSioe, Jones' mariln block, corner Main Btreet and Grant avenue. Counties in Laud District: Hodeeman, Finney, Hamilton. Morton, Bteveus, Ifeward. Meade, ord and Clark.

STATE OF KANSAS. ABSOLUTELY PURE rIie liauieo lire iviiu.iub hia continuous residenee upon, and ciHtiva-tionof said laud, viz: Wm. lord, J. B. Suiry, J.

It, Morrison, M. Seagondollar, ail of Colusa, Tmm critly saWkara, ailscral nib. fro ib frlrtloa. FREE KanK. to ih work wlta un puDiieorunoflcrer" lands a settler murit lile within ninty days after settlement.

The word settlement is construed ot mean some actual, personal improvement made on the land. The act of settlement must be prior to the tiling. After tiling the pre-ernptor has thirty months in which to show six mohths actual, continuous residence and pah for the land. A person can make final proof with out being a citizen of the United States, and if not a citizen, a certified copy of papers must be filed together with finarl proof. A person can pre empt only once.

$1.25 or $2.50, per acre, in money, or its equivalent, mist be paid at the time l.linMniU I kkl IleMiaiikBtltvthaBaa C. F. Niles, Itegisler. John A. Hart 36-41 A.

P. Kidiut UUHIIHI1 I Ul-U t3 with less wear or friction. a Tine remedy for cuts and brultea Governor; Iieut. liovernor, Secretary of State, Auditor of State. Treasurer of Suite, Sup't.

of Public Instruction, Attorney General, fatal VrhiTpr. Notice fob Pcbi-icatiok. Land Office at Garden City, Kan.Aue 31.1S88. Notice is hereby iriven that the following named settler has filed notice of bis intention to make tinal nroof in suuoort of bis claim. H.

Allen Tim McCarthy J. H. Hamilton J. H. Las'head B.

H. Bradford Works like a Housekeepers delighted with it where ever it is introduced, and will USE NO OTHER. Kover fails try it-ask your gro-cor for it, insist upon getting it. Manufactured by THOS. F.

McNAMARA, DETROIT. MICH. Notice roa Publication. Land Office Ht Garden City, July 17 1 Notice 18 hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his iutention to make flual proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register or Receiver at Garden City, Kansas, on Oct, 9 ISoK, viz: Mary B. McKclvey, for thee se isw', twp 25s.

range 33 w. He names the foliowiug iitnesse to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vix; Fredrick Stone, James Jw, John Haselbrook. Elaxauder Stone, all of Plymell Kan. 2SI-S4 F. M.

Niles. Register. on man or beast. TDV IX 'f reprbeat4 money I ill I I refunded. Cliff Baker and lhat said proof will be made before the Ak yoor Dealrr for "THE Bee.

State Hoard of Agriculture, Win. Simi Bee. State Historical Society. F. G.

Adams Superintendent of Insurance, K. M. Morris State Librarian, H.J.Dennis Adjutant General. A. B.

Cainpliell Probate JutiKe ot Hansen eoimiy ai dui re Kansas. on Uec. ISSi, vis: Autrusta u. Crawford, commuted h. e.

no. 11451. for the se li sec 15 twp2l ranfns iW w. SHe names tbe following witnesses to prove hia eotitinnou residence UDon. and cultiva Chief Justice.

A. H. Morton THE BEST THING OUT 4 D. M. Valentine 1 W.

A.Johnston tion of said land, viz: T. D. Mayer, Lorenue Spiker, W. H- of Santa Fe. Kan, j.

M. Associate Justices FRUIT AND Lawrence, oi ivauuoe jvaue. djjtciim uwhw Kobert Wyant, 330-41 C. F. M.

NiLES, Keglstcr. TO ADVERTISERS! Foe a check for 920 wa will print a ton-lino hdre-tUemeat Id Oue lUUlon Isnue of leading AmH-CAn KewspapersaiKji complete tbe work within tea tiavf This is at the rate of only one-llf th of a cent aline, for l.uuO Circulation I The advertisement will appear In but a single Issue of any paper, and consequently will be placed before One Million VEGETABLE Notice fob Publication. Land OfBce at Garden City, Kan. Sept 4 1888. Notice is hereby plven that tho following-named settler has tiled notice of his intention Notice eor Pealication.

Land Office at Garden City, Kan, Aug. 6, 188. 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 clerk of the district court of Haskell countv, at Santa Fe, Kan. on Oct 1. 1K8 viz: James u.

Story, for the sw see 32 twp 27 6 of 31, w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence noon and cultivation of said land, viz: William Ford, J. B. Morrison, Virgil M. Guthrie, L.

L. Shelley, all of Colusa, Kansas. 32-37 C. F. M.

Niles. Register. different newspaper purchasers KeadkkS, 1 true, as Is sometimes stated, that true, as i 11 it ii every newspaper Is lokiMl at by five persons on an average. Ten lines will aocommodate about 79 to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will tie made before the worta. aaarees witn copy or Adv.

aaa oaecs. with cotiT end JU Cents for Book of 256 nfures. Keiricter or Keireiver. at uaroen 1,11 nan, on Nov. 27, 1S-SM.

viz: John Harvey; final h. e. no. 81i, for the ne'i sec 20 twp 28 32 w. He nmnes the followinir witnesses to prove wnen prooi is mane.

homesteads. Any person who is the head of a family, or is over 21 years of age, and is a uative or naturalized citizen of the United States, or has declared his or her intention of becoming such, and has never made a former homestead entry, is entitled to 160 acres as a homestead. A wife cannot homestead. The fee to be paid at the time of entering is $14 for minimum and $18 for double minimum land. It the land is entered at the land office the homesteader has six months in which to commence residence upon the tract, and during that time the entry is not subject to contest.

Before six months expires an actual, bona tide residence mus be established on th tract. It must then be resided on for five years from the time of entry, when it can be proved up upon. The final proof fees are $9 if within railroad limits, and $5 if without. Soldiefs and Sailors in the late war are entitled to deduct the term of service to four years, but they must reside on the land one year at least. If the homestead is not proved un within seven his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Carey G.

Colburn. Jerry Craun. Milton Fu'ks, George R. Moore, all of Pl.mell Kaus. 36-41 U.

K. M. ii.es. tieirisier. Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Garden City. Kan. Auir 29 1888. Notice is hereby iriven that the following OiKX P. RO WELL A lu Sfaucs ST KW ToUL We have just feraed a new edition of tmr Book called Newspaper Advertising." It has 254 aea, and among lis oontenrs may be named the owing LUts and Cntalofnies of Newspapers DAILY NKWSPAPEKS IN JiEW YQHIt CUT, with thelf Advertllnij Rates.

DAILY NKWSPAPlflia IU CITIES HAVING Blrtra than 150.00 population, omitting all but the best. DAILY NEWSPAPERS IN CITIES HA VINO mora than ao.000 population, omitting all but tbe best. A SMALL LIST OF NEWSPAPERS IN which to advertise every section of the country being a choice selection made op with great care, guided by long experience. ONE NEWSPAPER IN A STATS. The OO for an advertiser to use If he will use tut one.

BARGAINS IN ADVERTISING IN DAILY Newt-papers In many principal cities and towns a Lirt which offers peculiar inducozuenu to some advertisers. LARGEST CIRCT7LATION3. A complete list ef all American papers issuing regularly more than 85,000 copies. THE BEST LIST OF LOCAL KEWSPAPRRH, 00 WORTH KNOWING. When traveling North, South, East, or West, make yourself comfortable by patronizing a strictly first-class line.

The Chicago, Kansas Nebraska Railway, "Rock Island Route," is the peoples favorite, because it is reliable, safe and pleasant, and with its fast trains, sure connection at Kansas'City and St. Joseph with all trains for Chicago, St. Louis and points east, it is unmistakably the route which all well-advertised travelers take. The entire passenger equipment of this line, which consists of elegant day coaches, luxurious reclining-chair cars, and magnificent Pullman palace sleeping cars, was built expressly for it-by the famous Pullman Palace Car which is sufficient assurance that it is as complete in every detail as the best taste and most thorough experience can sug gest; and no convenience for the comfort and seryice of the traveling public has been overlooked. The Reclining Chair Cars on this line are without question the most restful and comfort-assuring vehicles of their class in America.

Holders of first-class tickets are allowed seats in these cars free of charge. A colored porter accompanies each car to administer to the wants of the passengers, which makes them especially desirablo for ladies and children traveling aldne. In fact this is the Great Reclining-Chair Car Lino west of the Missouri River. Pullulan Palace Sleeping Cars on all night trains. Letter List.

List of letters and postal cards uncalled for up to Sept 1, 1888, at the Ivanhoe, Kansas, postoflice: Dean, Miss.Ninali. Uhlcr, Levi Lsrrabee, Mr. Prim, M. E. Prim, Dr.

H. Huey, Simon. C. A. Nafziger, p.

k. Notice for Publicaton. Land Offloe at Garden City. Kan. July 17 1888.

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 Probate judge of Haskell county, at Santa Fe on Sept 12 188. viz: Albert Haning, for lots 3, sec. 7 twp 28 s. Of range 31 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: James E.

Goddard, S. W. Snyder, B. M. Hart, C.

W. Hclman, all of Ivanhoe. Kansas. 29-C4 C. F.

M. Niles, Register. named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of hiBclaim. and that said proof will be made belore the Clerk of District Court of Haskell county at Santa Fo, Kansas, on Oct 30 1888. viz: Kobert B.

Mckee preeintton, lor the sw secsi twp 27s, range HeiiMmesthn followiiiir witnesses tb prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land.viz: A. B. Shack lett, Justin A. Sexton. I.

N. Shipley, P. O. Face, all of vriiiB e'orj tuwn oi oer 6,000 population and every Importantcounty seat. ITIsnasdbygrocerymento displaying acfloV.

liverlnggoodk, by farmers to (rntht-rand Horn fruit ana vttitabUtk, and Inarkut gardeners td transport products to market. AS A BERRY CRATE It ifl made in to sizes bold twenty-four an-r thirtv-Bix qnart baskets reppectlv-lr, with cover and racks to keep the bask Mb sepura'ed. and bein oren allows free cixcoialion of air, so frut IB lesa liable to decay. JtRreof bpt material, are liprht, dorable, and enperiur to baskets, or any other crate made. SEND FOB CIRCULAR AND PRICE LIST.

ROGERS, WARREN, PA. years from date of entry it will be report ed to tho commissioner and cancelled. ivauuoe nun. BB LJSUT Lie) i Or A Li pKWol'Af tits, in wnicb -ALSO- At same time and place. Justin A.

Sexton, aavertisement are insert ki ar half nrUa 1 LOCALNEWS. Ice -Cold VVcalhfer, Coffee sweetened -With strong hot water, A heavy overcoat until dinner, Has been a gool diet thd lust week. D. Widmer, of Garden City, was In the city first of the week. C.

P. Nafziger, was in Garden City first of the week on business. W. D. Lindsey, of Garden, was a visitor in the city first of the week.

T. J. Reed and wife, of Pitkin, were registered at lhelvanhoe Monday. The little child of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Bales, was buried in the Ivanhoe cemetry Wednesday. C. W. Scott and our democratic candidate for Ft'obate Judge, Mr. Mc-Neeley, were circulating among friends in the city this week.

J. W. Gilbert, editor of the Conductor Punch, was in the city Thursday and made the Times offleo a call. He has been visiting relatives in Missouri. Billie Ford, of Colusa, was doing buiness in the city Thursday.

Billie is one of our tvide-'awako farmers and is preparing to plant a large crop next spring. J. Robens, of Ft. Madisou, was in town Thursday. He is well pleased with Haskell county and has purchased 320 acres of Haskell's soil eolith cf this city.

If you want anything in the way of Fhotos. you should, call at the. parlors of H. L. Wolf opposite post office, Garden City, where you will get first blass work and piic'es to suit fi.473 vir.LAoiR wrWitl commuted h.

e. for tho i esec 22 twp 27s rSiw. An cx-soldier or sailor can file upon land, through an a soldiers declaratory statement, (H. which holds the land absolute for six months. Before the expiration of six months the soldier or sailor must appear at the land PAPERS, in which adver- tlemntl am InMrtanii trim He names the following witnesses to prove bis continuous residenco upon and cultivation of said land, viz: A.

B. Shacklett, Hubert iiillSallneandappfarin jf the whole lot one half of all the American Weeklies B. Mckee. I. N.

Shipley, r. u. race, an oi Ivanhoe Kansas. ooJteattoajia4draMrorTHiaTYCtKTS office in person and put in his home 3M1 C. F.

M. Niles, Register CARPET STRETCHES KEYSTONE Garden City, June 18 1888. Notice. To the Unknown Heirs of Conrad I. Clinc Deceased.

You are hereby Notified that on the 18th day of June 1888, Charles Betts, who tiled Preemption Declaratory Statement No 3410, dated 16th 1885, Garden City Land District, upon tho nw i and sw sec 12 twp 27 r31 (lid apply to Transmute said D. S. to a Homestead entry as provided by law. Now, therefore' as said Conrad I. Cline made H.

E. entry No 10375 July 28th, 1886, of said land and has since deceased, you are hereby summoned to ajipear at this office on the 25th day of July 1888, at 10 o'clock A. M. and show cause if ayn you have, why such transntutation and entry should not be allowed- 25-oTj S. Receiver.

D0N7 SUFFER PAW! Notice fob Publication. Land Office at Garden City. Kan. Aug to, 1888. Notice is hereby iriven that tho following named settler has filed notic'o of his intention tomakp final proof in support bf his claim, and that said proof will be mado bel'oro the Kegistcr pr Kecievcr, at uaruen un nannus, Put on a Deane's Rheumatic Plaster Your Druggist keeps them if he don't, send us 12 on November 14, low viz: jouo ciono, or tho ne4 sec 28, twp 26 r.iow.

He mimes the follrtwing witnesses to prove his continuous residenco upon and cultivation of said land, viz: George Coekofair, Kobert Anderson, Benjamin Ayers, Thomas, Hod-gin, all of Plyrnell, Kansas. C8nts in stamps and we will send you fane sample free. (Only one saniDle sent to one address. as the regular price is 25 cents). -ALSO- At the same time and place: John S.

Stone, stead papers. This 'H. D. 8 can be made out in any part of the country and sent to an agent residing at tho land office. Au 'H.

D. expires in six months and carries the homestead right with it, but does not interfere with the preemption right. Neither a homestead or an 'H. D. (soldiers declartory,) can be made of record while tho party is residing on a pre-emption.

A pre-emption right cannot be used while holding an 'II. D. or after and before proving tip a homestead. The rights of an ex -soldier or sailor decend to his Vfidow, who loses them by A single woman taking a homestead and thon marrying, does riot loose it, but she must reside upon an'd cultivate it after marriage. If at any time a homesteader 'abandon' his land tor 'more than six months' it is open to contest.

Tho above rule is construed liberally. Sickness, in the family, and even novcrtv. will rrreatlv mitis-atc and Wos for tho lot 4 sw nw sec 5 town 2s These plasters are recommended by all erood physicians ne names in.ioiiownin winicsnui his continuous residence upon, rind cultivation of said land, vis: Frederick E.Stone, James and are used in. the largest -THE The BTJTEBS' GUIDE Is issued Haroh and Bept each rear. It is an ency.

lolopedia of useful lnfor- Low, Alonzo J. Farrington, Kobert Anderson, all of Plymell, Kansas. 33-38 u. r.w. inil.es, iveiiisier.

motion for all who pur DAILY SENTINEL chase the luxuries or the necessities of life. We Notice for Publication. Land Office at Garden City, Kan. Aug 9, 1888. Notice is nerebv jrivon tho following- Hospitals in America.

For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pleurisy, Pains in J-ungs, Chest, Back, Kidneys, Liver or Stom-arch they take hold at once and cure effectually. Full directions on everv Plaster. Be sure and get Deane's Rheumatic Plasters. GARDEN CITY, KANSAS, named settW has filed notice of his intention to make Anal proof lit support of his claim, and that SMd proof will, be miidc before the clerk of District Conrt. of Haskell county at is devoted to the interests of the ENTIRE Santa Fo on Septemper 2, 1888, viz: Kobert C.

Posey, lor the se ii sec 28 town 27s SOUTHWEST. sibly remove the difficulties. The whole ban clothe you and furnish you with all the necessary and unnecessary appliances to ride, walk, dance, sleep, eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church, or stay at home, and in various sizes, styles and quantities. Just figure out what is required to do all these things COMFORTABLY, and you can make a fair estimate of the value of the BUYERS' GUIDE, which will be Bent Upon receipt of 10 cents to pay postage, MONTGOMERY WARD CO. 111-114 Miohiffan Avenue, Chicago, IU.

r34w. BEfif ON EAlRTH I Th Bost Perfect, CompUta ud Durabla Stretcher FURNISHED with draw.hends, which drive rn- to the floor at the bane board, and a clamp by which a firm hold Is taken on the cartet with-o'at the leut dkneer of tearinr or inarri It la etretohedto the derired placn oy using as a lever the handle of a complete hammer, sufficient for all purposes in putting down a carpet. The only stretcher that draws the carpet close to the bate board and into the corners Manufactured of malleable and wronght Iran, making a tool that will last a life time. Each Stretcher Is packed in a neat wooden bat with directions for using, fiampletfent on receipt ot $1.00. Special prices to dealers on application.

flckett fit Rdgtrs, Warren, Pa grist of ajl the land laws can be put in two words good faith. TREE CLAIMS. It is the only daily piper publishing the Any entitled to enter other government land is entitled to-take a Made only by The Deane Plaster 21 23 Dey N. U. S.

A. DOUT SUFFER PAIHI telegraphic news in a district over 350 miles Miuare, Evejiy business man in the Southwest orient to take it at his home, and, when traveling, call for it on the trains. It seeks tu build up EVERY INTEREST in this grand tree claim of 100 acres, regardless of He-namesthe following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, Viz: Kichard J. Male, Mat hew M. Male, Jacob Hueby, Ellis Thomas, all of Ivanhoe Kansas, -ALSO- At the same time and place: Richard Male for the nw sec 115 two 27 S4w.

He names the following witnesses to prove his-continuou8 residence upon, and cultivation of 6aid land, viz; Kobert C. Posey, W. H. Posoy.Jacob liusby, Eliis It. Thomas, all of Ivanhoe Kansas.

SS3-38 C. F. M. NileS, Keglstcr. region and is the exponent and advertiser ol wnetiier tne person is noioing otner land or not.

The entry foe is- 14 regardless. )f jthc quality of the land. A plat to show the timber claims in any section will be every -part of Subscribe for it, read it, talk lor it, send it the news ol your section. HIST. IT WILL WORK FOR YOUR INTERESTS'.

SIMLI ENSILAGE 1 FOQDiB: CUTTER turnisnecl ror $1. Onp quarter of each section only can bo taken as a tree claim. Finished HCVvltt fin cents por copy. for HAND nna POWER tJHR, fe wnrrktiteH to eota much trrMn nr Hrr forlilAr rmv macbnfO built in the world of 1 1.0O 2.s 6M 10.00 One month, TJir.ee months, One yar times. 88-51.

We had the pleasure of attending a social dance at Lock 'port. Thursday evening which, was a very pleasn affair. seemed to enjoy themselves and a grand good time was had. LOST, STRAYED or STOLEN, one cotton-tail rabbit, with a white bunch of fur on a shart stumpy tail, and a white string around his neck. The finder will please leave same the residence of fi.

0. Schlieptiake, this city, dead or FOR SALE at post oflicc store, 3 striking clocks 1 without striking apparatus. 35tf Some friend, evidently in need, borrowed my overcoat from this office during my absence, and from the way these refreshing breezes are playing around external covering of this fail fortn of mine, 1 think 1 would like to have it returned and will pay liberal reward for J. C. Newman.

Miss Minnie Drury, ono of our accomplished society ladies, departed this morning for Arlington, where she will- visit her brother during the winter. There will bo a vacant chair in A Spletidid Offer. CORD FflSTEfllSSS In place oj Button equal and give btrttfr Mutislaction 0tin any otbeif mncliine ia every particular. To tenbwtuiu iatc the aarantcs. we win fna to any reHportst Df pnrty The Weekly Capital and Farmer's Journal, the United htates, one of or ctiltcr, to be usea Address all orders and communications to in ramnolitinn wirh and tap ivanhoe i imks ono year ror 2.

nyouierniiter in tue nth the tinderstandinir anrntJim Btitrr in rltA with the tinderstandinir Hole. tl embotlixnont of Hygienic pric tiplMinsLsdiw' Wsilt. tOMFOKTr HSlvvorid, of Banie eize, JgJjthat, il'onr mn.ifiinc1aen not Co more nnH We ouor r-r a short tide the Weekly Capita, and Farmers Journal, a id the Times one 1 ttf J. W. GREGORY, Publisher, Garden City, Kan.

year for 2. This splendid offer is for cash, in strengt ii and durability, ps well as etaR ficed- and enables our citizens to secure the leading fj than any other, it cao be rctHroed to Eds of Movement oss-mmum Notice for Publication. Land Ofttco at Garden City. Kan. 1 4, 1H88.

Notice is hereby given that the following named settlor has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of bls claim, and that Baid proof will be made beiora the Register or Kecoivcr, at. Garden City, Kansas, on Nov. 12, 1888, vlt: William Goddard.for the se sec. 30. twp 2 8, range 33 w.

He names the following witnesses to proye his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz; Isaac Bishop, Anna J. Hazan, John VV. Shopard, 8. Riggs, all of Plymell Kans. At the same tdmo and place: Anna .1.

Hnzen for theswH sec 2fl twp, 2 range 33 w. SHe names th'o-following witnesses to prove his contiBuoua residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Isaac Bishop, William H. Bishop, William CGoddard, JohnW. Shop-hard, all of Plymell, Kansas. 32-37 0.

F. M. Niles, Register. weekly ot the state, published ntTopeka, and tho Ijost -local uewsttaner published in Has K7 vwtw, mi if (i i I and a Cfdc.etul kell county lor almost the price of one. NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION.

-c. urn i scribe at once. 73-lyr ij mitt, ai, go we payifiy fmyht both, tar', we mR.nuiacture THE 62AXXET CARKISR, THE Id ALLEY BVTEPand TREAD HORSE POWERS, OUR COMPREHENSIVE BOOK "Ensilage and Fodder Cutting. VIU Bont Free on Application. Land office at Garden City, Sept 3, 1888.

1 Persons bavins: final proof, contest. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention or timber culture notices in this paper. CORDED SSVSALLEY MANUFACTUPSNC CO. Manitowoc, Wis tomake Hutu in suDoort df hisciaun not rccoiying a copy each week, please WAISTS Wltk lHOOLDER ITRAP and that suid proof will be 'mado before Clerk call at thm omce or send and get a paper. iVinnnurn a Ml imir A OUCtl Par A Finished.

BuWxiialhMk ot District court, at eanta nansas on Octl31888 Pyles, preemption no. 11448. for he no fi seo 34 37 Si w. 1 1 Woticet for Publication. Land Office at Garden City, Sept 22 1888, WEEDSPORT SKIRT DRESS CO, WEEDSPORT.N.V.

Notice is hereby liven that the followintf- MOST PERFECT ON EARTHS Honame8the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon Jind cultivation of saift latldi viz: Henry Schliephake, J. C. Newman, M. Shacklett, C. P.

Nafziger 0CiU0oxnWiTrWi nitm6d settler has filed notice-of herinrehtion to make final propf in support of her chtim, and that said proof will be rrlfcde beioie tho fc kvv woasoM lot aioo 1 all ol Ivanhoe Kans. our society circles, and her charming IK luiuuir. Bm FREE THOUSANDS IN Ubt. WASHES 1N A- tpjARTER OF TUE TIME THAN BY HAND. C.

F. IL Niles, Register. Twaj 1 I wMakk.lUwort.1. Pr Probate J-udjre of Haskell comity, fanasafl, at Santa Ye, on Nov, 19 1KS3. via: -Addle WIT i IMtUi-l 2T rk.

St presence will be. greatly missed by all May her sojourn bs an enjoyable one. ta at kktatk UP tha. MttlABt Isolld Oold Banllat Cwc Notice for Publication. Land Office at Garden City, Kan.

I Aug 7, 1888. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to maks final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before The Register or Receiver at Garden City, November lc 1888viz: Thomas Farrington, for the S. W. ySeo. II, T.

2B. K. 33. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva tlon of said lAnd, viz: MfcOtmma B. Huff, Francis T.

Hodgin, Amasa Joaiah Pi Hollaram all of Plymell Kans. 32-37 -OF MNii.es, Register THE RIVERSIDE HOTCL IT3 Drury, U. S. ho. 118SV, for thd atii eee 32 twp27s, r31 w.

She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultiva to workver mda. will not injure tha 2 laKri. nu clBan. ft Both todlM'ud fDU'lM wltb- work ftnd (hn of WANTED to buy, a washboard needed to complete tilling deeded quarters. Call on or address Toe tion ot said land, M.

seagonnonar, p. Hinehart, Charles Leadbri, A. 1. Dcnaldson, IS tUK BEST AND CHEAPEST nltw.0IK nasOK Id eaeb lolllr ai Mcnr on FSI. BUtMiD0Mlblet We imttr.

wnt pr- MB In aa.cn lBCftiltT. lO kMO IB a.i or uotusa, i.an. -Times with lowtest cash price above the MiJst bo or not want- 3U-44 U. f. M.

NlliUS, KORiStcr, fah.lr bomu.ftud bow to the, who eall, eomplcto lino or oar nluU) ud TT uoM BOUPiKMOLI, IAHPLEI. Can le operate! oy a cm 12 years om UARAMTEEDr work ifmcA according to (iircctiont, or money will ho refunded. seKD'r-oft'CiftdCn-AR ANTHONY WAYNE M'F'G I 11 Give amount, terms and date of Notice for Publication. Wtiefi in Garden City give them a call and be cdnVmced. Vcprielor.

West side S. Main St. (Jardcn City. Notice for Publication 'mortgage. Land OfBce at Garden City.Kan., Sept 17, 1838, Notice is hereby given that tho followrpir- Land Ofttce at Garden 1888.

Notice is horebvglvert that the foMowint mamed settler has fllod hotrco bf his intention Eaton-Courtrlght. i Yesterday afternoon at the residence of the bride's mother, in Burton, Mr. Thon woll ln isiu nn roa kin kapt tbra IB tobt hots tor mootb, b4 ikawB Hum Ikon wko m7 km Uoobm roar own proptrtri It II powtbl to BMk tltU rraot offr, tcndlM klfeOUD SOLD wWh Bd COfTY nniplM rnw. tbt lliovtaf of tM Btinpta kur loealltr, tlwtjs rnolu is Ivci trd br aj aJUr our MSnpUa boon hi IoobI Ity lor moatta or wo wo aaatllr from IlkOO Moaa la trtdo from UM nrromndlB bobbMT. TBkstks BioBt woBterral otbr BW WBBTBlktrCBa kB BIBB, SH OW ABMOIBB, WrllB OBBt, bM b.

baldly bbt trooM OT BOB BBOW BBBiaM to IkBBB WbO SBJ tall tt baBH Bad roar roward WUI ba moat BkBaatorr. A pofltal Bard ob wWck Is wrtta aa asm ma 1 Boat and aAar job know all.ll na aBBotoaiBlo lorartatr.wbr aokana taflona. Batllroado aaad yoBr addraal al bbqb, bob aak anara frugal Baa otlba -taat aolld fold watabaf to Iba world Bad oar laraa Haaof nawed settlerhas filed notice of her intention to make Unal proof in support of her claim, arid that said' proof will be made before the Register or Receiver at Garden City, Kansas, on Nov. 14 1888; viz: Mary J. Blundy, widow and only heir at law of Iank Blundy deceased, commuted h.

e. for the lot 2 ne! ATVTTT TP tor 13 Weeks, Tho IjJCi POLICE GAZETTE will ho imiiinri- Rpmirp.lv! wmriTJort. to anv A 1 A-JI 41T4HNR in maKe nnai -prooi -in support or uis ciaim, and that said. pToof will be rondo before the Register or Kcccivbr, Jit Garden city, on 0ct35, 1838, viz: for the so Seo: 19, twp 26 range 33 w. He names tho following witnesses to prove i- 4 a fin a n.v wM a Inthe UuHed nAPTTTft ceiptof 1.00 J.

Eaton, of Arlington, was States on re- .7 J- jljakj lorsmonms. I.ii.ersl dlsnonnt allowed to Postmasters. Ag- to Miss Fannie Courtright, daughter of seo. 4, twp 20 8, range w. She names the following witnesses to rtrove his continuous residenco upon, 'find cultiva- Mrs.

A.M. Courtright. The wedding tion of said land, viz: M. B. Huff, J4.

Ai Smith, Wm. Tibbits, F. T. Ho'rfyin, all of Plymell, Ks. cKts or Clubs.

The ATI the Police (Jazette is iU.XljX!iX only I.egitim!eJllutTOte Sporting arid Sensational Journ.tl published on tho Tfl liTf American cohtlrient. was a quiet affair, only tho immediate BlBaa-aBBBB. wapar BN iu bbj, wmmmw. ber continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Frederick Stono, Alonfco J. Farriiigton, George Cockefair, Kobert Anderson, all of Plymell Kansas.

31-S6 BUM V. il. jn iles, liegistsr. relatives of the bride being; present. Annlv for Tormsto 38 43 C.

F. M. Niles, Kogister. THE Mr. Eaton 1ms been a resident of Arling Kiohahd Fox, Franklin Square, Now York ton for a number of years and has large acquaintance' in this county who Notice for Publication.

Land OfBoe at Gardon Cltyv Kan, 8ept.l 1888 Notice is horcby given that the following named sottlor has filed notion of his intention HEALTH WAlSTk UN KM. WO ERQ NTS, SKIRT SUSPENDERS, STOCKING SUPPORTERS. AU ui-ta of Healthful Garnittats, tit riiasotiable pricfc. rruHiitj Vlincric Battcrioa, Syritte-Cs, TTftfcr Bags, and InvnIlSnppltoa Bjjr(Jj fpR CIRCULAR. SANITARY 'SUPPLY CO.

BXf Tlfe MICH. HEALTH FOODS Foi'kU ilewsca ot lavallda. tJeiwiiiie iu ajiialHy, and reasonable tn priofc SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR. Bfc'kt'nha strife rff PAM I ail A admire him for his strict business integ' nty and hisamiablc His to make final proof Irt support of hlscta'm, cufiFS mm til ELSE FAIL wife has a large circle of friends in this nABtCoufi-h SvruD. -Tttates ffood.

and Ilarvey county, by whom she is Notice for Publication. Land Offloe at Gardoa-Clty, 25,1888. Nrjtice is hereby glvon that tho following namtfd settler has filed notice of his intcntipn to make final proof in support his claim, arid that sold proof will be made, before Jtho clerk Di8trldt Court Haskell oourity, at 8ttn.f a Fe, Kao.i on Septs; 24, 1888, viz: John S. Osb'orn for the nw soc. 15, twp 7 range 34 w.

He names tho followlitg Witnesses to prove his continuous residence, eultiva tion ortaid land, viz: K. Pogur, F. M. liver, K. E.

Oliver, J. Oliver, all of Oliver, Ks. -AL30- At'same timS and placo." Charlfe H. Glazier for the ne sec. 17, twp 2" 8, rango S4 west.

He names the following witnossos to prove his eontinimus residence upon, ttnd cultivation of said land, viz: J. 8. OllvofvJ. S. OsBorn D.

C. Gallant, of Oliver, J.G. Mlchvels, of Santa Fo, Kans. 31-86 C. F.

M. NlLItS. Register. well beloved. She is an accomplished and entertaining young lady and is ad nuu insi saw prooi win ne made bolore the Rpglstcr or Receive? at Garden City, Kansas, on Nov3018S8, M.

Kcmplin, commuted h. e. no. 11946, for the sw sec. 2 twp 26 range SI w.

Ho names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence Upon, and cultlva-tlen of said land, viz: M. Keller, E. M. Keller, Nomoll Yostor, H. W.

Morton, allot Picrco-villo Kan. 38-43 C. F. M. Niles, Register.

Ob tVM 1 $40. mired by her friends for, her many wo I boiieve! Piso's Cure for ConsuuTpUon- Saved my life. -A, il. Dowell, Editor, Eden-ton, N. April 23, 1887.

manly qualities. The good wishes of tho 'dANll'Mivf ruuy ruri nirMiiio. News is extended to tho happy couplo Hutchinson News, aiia cures Cholera IufaUtaiu. The cheapen aud the bcatiia the ojarket. Can you afford to 'be without SANITARIUM FOOD Miss Courtrifcut is woll knowh 6 the writer and in tho language of tho Westerner, Is ft "rustlo." She filed on a claim near this city some two years ago' and WATTLE CREEKj NoTtcE yon Publication, Land OfBce At Garden City, 1 1888.

Notice is hereby glvon that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final projf in- mippdi't of his claim and that said proof will bo Vnado before tho Probatte Judge of Haskell coimty, at Santa Fe Kans, on Oct 20, 1888, Viz: Andrew J. Wynlt for comtnutob H. E. no. 6587 for tho sb'i SCO.

13 PISO B.W.TanslliaCo.,' (Merchant onlyMn may be classed asnorur, tho earlv tiio two 'il rango S3 We make a. ((p-clnltr ot niamiraeB lurlnv Wind Will for farm nae.and at a price vttrUt tUe reach Vcrr farmer. The jrnatcrlal and -ork maaaMp are rt clam, and KVJEItY 19 WiBIIAlVTEn lo lo as Ho names the following witnossos to neers of Haskell county, who faced tho dangers and, disadvantages of th? west to obtain a quarter section of Undo Barn's domain. Her accomplishments ms continuous residonce upon; and -cultiva LESS THAN ONE CENT A DAY Haourel l2Crarlu New NOTH.S, basldea Ealkyl, Shnrt NEARLY TWO THOB-rANt) PA0E8 Of the cholMit worka of tha bait AmerlMk aathora Anaaxtha Coairlel Naaaltwhl.li klrakdy rtJ arr Braatoa't Has- rwfkrita," "I Balf-MaJ. "taw'iWfc" Notice roil PpBLicAfioN.

Land rfrtico at. Garden City, July 10,1888. Noticoia hereby given that the following named sottlur has filed notice ot his Intention to make final proof In support of his claim, snd that f4(l proot wilt ho marlo helore the Probate judge of HaskeH countv Kansas, nt Santa Fo. on Sept. ao 1888, viz: Jo1in F.

Dobo, for tho sw abrjis, twp ifr of range He names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous residenco upon ahd cultivation of said land, viz: F.ugene A. Davis, Jllmos A. Smith, J. -Smith, Jamos B. Saunders, all of Ivanhoe, Kens.

At same time and jflacc, Jesse Sv Shackii'tt, for sw soo. ff, twp 28 range 33 Ho names tho following wlthossesto nrove -aniir trnrfc, to hm aa ImMi, ft and The best Cough Medicine is Piao's Cure for 'Children take it without objection. By all druggists. 25c I A n-foot French Class, Oval Front, Nickol or Cherry Cifrar Show Case; Merchants Only.vAddro8Bat onco. and many winhlhfi; ways have won her tion of said land, viz: It.

J. Kusncl, MarrthH Hilnt.aamos Mckee, Z. ltoborts, all of Ivan-hoe. KJinsas. ALSO A At same time and W.

iludt. for his proemtlon entry No. 11629, for the sec 23 twp 27 1 32 w. aa mUcH trtniU te rnn In aa light tt rind4 a host of (rionds in this city by whom W. XAKBTL a to-.

II toy iand to be oi(Amci(IoJli porrriiwiaa per- she is highly tsteemed and rnlniir Tha I)tHrtr." VT ha Wlrtiitlriip Buoy," tvma. a I l.ta tnai easy Hanufacturin Kvi.1bCr Serd for I I uw fltni viuiinkkwia "Tha Tfcrrm. ant. CoilfiCiV- cd. While we will hor charms in the blenstdnets il aingio lito, wo extend Vrih t.

of OutfllU, to J. t'- 1 Cotta Flint, I' from th. Krt "Clierli 'it ne Ho names the following wltnosaes to prove his continuous residence upon, amd cultivation of said hmd, viz: Andrew J.JVyatUjit. J. Rtissel, Roberts, P.

H. Hill, nil of Ivau- 1 Wtly aa any 'other Wind Mill in the market. 8oad for tllMtri'Ssd CaUlori" wind Mills, Ptnnpa, and Rolljrs, Feed MIIK, Corn Planum, and Broom Corn Wochlnery, to C. D. OOLTON A CALESBUROt ILL.

his continuous resldunco upon, and cu-Riva- DM ttCouffrt Hrrfr TaitM irood. BtttCouffrt 8mtt. aitM irood. BMiian, No an nam Htroct, nalttmoT v. toongratulatlons and wISh tho happy if It Ripltr7kl rtaii.t of ID ran" BtipB LIITINCOTTS MAQAZ1NB, rHILADKLrUIA.

in times, wnia njanurtri-ia. 0tipl a Un wid prosperous life. tion oi, sain lann, viz: navis, Winlnaar, Thomas Oihson, Joseph Olhsoh, all Of ivanhoe Kans. 30-36 F. M.

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