Finney County Democrat from Garden City, Kansas • 8

Additions! Penonalt. W. nnd -Hi: vt l'icm in llio city Kiiliiiiliiy mnl Suinl 1 II. iras Tba mumi urun iioiini in Uff'Wn my. Uml oroe, (ianlrn City.

Hi-nt. IhT. nllr la ulti'ii lllat lll Milllrr hn lll.il U'llli'i' hi. Intmiliul, It) tun tit, si it.m.1 ill li eltiiiii. and thai hiiNil ill nimU' 1'i lnro llm Itxl li nr ItivKim al If.

I. I onl.m l.iiy, Khii.u., on rfh. vlst Omirc Oiawgu, li.ri, tlie nw ur, are In, lp tia, Kiw. lie imiiiis llm wjiiin'iea to prove Ills eoni liniiiiia upon, mil cultivation uf, aid land, vis i ruti, T. William K.

I'alkneraud Krauk Watsun. all, if ilnroiu Citr. KaiiMi, fi.ei'ial lliilii'o lu Itu-ai'l HuriV. li-17 V. F.

M. SUM. Ilegintar. lrwili MilililiiH, wliu Iuim Inhii dim ti lUrbrra. uinlh Ilia VmIIi.v on liiHi'luiiii nt YoorlKMU for tlm I'lict two Uars.nOty, has rr.liierd hi prices fur i in tho city.

A. llnrliir mnl uifu Munii'd to tliia alMsum so etilsHfl snating iu coum. Cellos him when ymtkanl flfsl-elnas work at lu rlM. city fn iu tho iitiniiitiiiiiH liit wr-k. 1 1 in now tniwliiitr uilUnu uiirtinu wngou, What Pleases the Ladies IS TO KNOW WHERE THEY CAN GET The Most Fashionable Dress Goods, Fancy Trimmings, Fine Hosiery, NICE FITTING CORSETS, CLOSE FITTING GLOVES, The greatest variety of Notions, The Neatest Pitting Wraps, And the Largest Slock to Select from and at tlie Loweat Pric s.

If ITIIoriH.lTAM llarhrr (nil Itstli J. M. linker, lucnl editor of tlm and II. AihIitniii, rwil oliiio 1U IHHima, I'nuiii- Hank, Wiley A Hml'li, proprietor, sop baa burn ri'lunilnliinl iliro.twtiiiMl, adding Irsl-rlaea llalti llrparlliuilit. altar.

enue- t'ily was liintr tli tinl to take the uecciiHHfiry steps to have atreet fail-way company to comply kith ordinance under which the friinchiao wim granted. Clerk instructed to forward contract for furuUliing water to the A. T. A H. F.

railroad fur the use of Uieir engines, and to have point designated where they wanted to muko connections with water mains, nud also insert price ot coal ton. Mayor iiiKtrneted to algir leaso for lot lined by tho tire department Clerk to nttost aauiu, Tho following resolution wna adopt ml: liiwoiAr.i). That until the publication of the revine.1 city ordiuanooa the provision ot the ordinance relating to the eity waterworks are adopted aa rules of the council for tho management nnd control of said waterworks. Committee on waterworks were Instructed to have waterworks building in-sunsl. City attomev instructed to draft ordinance compelling citizens to have re-oept icals for all garbage aud slops.

Ou motion council adjourned. Land OftVe. Uarden City. Kas. Kept.

2, lrr. ViliM, la lixrfl.v glv.n (hat 111. following iihiiii asttlrr lia. (tied notion of 111 InUtnlloii In maks final in support or liisclalill.uncl Dial aid proof will be mads bi'forti llm ur Kemitrr at tianlKii t'liy, on Pcb. ad.

Ism, via: iul. 11. Allbrlslit Iur His qr, son ill. (pitta, rlw. Ilu miiiixa Ills following wIltifMi'i tu prove Ills cnntiiiuutia roildcnrg upon and rulilvai Inn of said land via: VY.

I'. hunker. I'. UuuuphI, J. II.

Howell and Mr. M. A UolJin, all uf Ganlnn City Kas. K-17 C. F.

al.NiU.tf. Kvglsler iifc'i'iit, of Hiinta Vis, van in tho city ou Tuculll.V. MiitaEiniim.Klrudo, wlui Iiiih Ikuii vis iting in Iowa nnd in Wicliitn for Mvuni! niofitlis him n'liiruid to her home nt rionvville. DICK T. MolUUJf.

WulltiAN A JM-IUJAN, Attorneys Law ami Calloatioti Aleuts. Ones on Main atrcet, south of Urant avenue. Attorney La anl Lmd u.r. ilh Uiij.I iMby Land Aicm. er.

Main at. ami Grant UanJcn t'iljr. Kansas. Jolin Clark rtiturnoil Hundiiy from liia vihit to OrtMMicuiitlo mid Iuiliiinii)'i)in, Indiiinu. HoHiiyt) there iH no plnca like Land Olllrs Garden City Kept.

7. Mullen homliy given that Ilia follnwlng-niiined miller liaa filed nolicanf Ills Intention to maka final primf In support u. Iila claim and lliai said proof will nwle befura Iteglnler or at liar.loti City, Kan. on Nov. 17, M7.

vis' Ahnrr White, who wade U.K. No, Iur tlia ne qr, see lp ill Ml. II names lliefol-luwingwitnwMM to imivs his ron'lnuuus rul-deiicci upon ami cultivation of said land vis Ansel Fowlslon, Mr. Kiiwlilun ami tiregg, uf Hlirrhark, Bud J. lirrgury, of tiar-ilon I ily.nll of 1 limey county.

Kan. 12-17 CF.il. Ml.b-t, (Inrcda City. SjhuuuI IUiMun-, of MVllinirton, brotlier of A. IiiiKur, bus moved his family to BLACOIITH Al UCRSE-SHOEH.

place is at G. T. INGE BROS. this cily, mnl infoniiM; us liowill rciiiilu hero in th future. I am now prtmared to do any work lumy lluoliitlia boat manner, etiu wll eusranlea eatlsfactlon nwj HIGH PRICES John Kirliy, who litis bn-n vL-iling Ilia r.snd OITce at llnnlen City, Any 20, IW.

Molies hereby given that the lolluwing-nainnl suttler lias filed nntles of ItU liilention lima, at low wires), fchopon Kill- hrtithor Dr. Kirby in this city sotno ton street. crushed wockii, retiimixl to his homo in North Irvlwl sin riff ho will ill! that oXco to the witixIaiHioii of tho people. liH. I HANK I'l I.IX, iiiiiiiinet' fur Coroner, wim horn Iu CIimmI-uiu county.

Augiwt 27, 1H57. Ho removed to TVxiw nt the age of 20, where ho cIioho for bis profcwiiion tfiitt of a physician. Ho ia a guidiiiito of the Col-legn of riivsii'iatis and Kiirgcotis ot St Louis, where ho practiced one year, mid was nislftnut demount rutor of anatomy and physician to Ilia clinio, which no-nil i ho lind emigrated to Ashley, Illinois. There he remained until 1 Weniln-r, hen ho located in Gar-dun City and where ho has enjoyed a good practice. The doctor a rfect gentleman ami a thorough physician.

u. p. noovRii, nominee for surveyor, was Imrn iu Ebbciif-burgh, Juno 15, IMS, and removed with his parents toDavenKrt, Iowa, in where lie graduated iu tho high sehool of thut city. J. D.

Hoover, Ilia father, was a civil engineer by profession and for twenty years was one of the chief engineers of Penusylvaulu railroads. It P. received a thorough training under the tutorship of his futher. Hoover came to Garden City two years ago where be engaged in locating peoplo ou government lands, ami has traveled and surveyed lands iu every county in tho Garden City land district Ho is knowu iu Finney county for his easy manners and gentlemanly appearance, and will make Finney county a surveyor of which alio ill bo proud. OIU K.

A. TAN llltVNT, nomiueo for commissioner of the 1st district, waa born at Waterloo, Illinois, in 1850. Ho lived there until 1HC9 when he went to Colorado and acted as "cow puncher" for five yearn. He then returned to Illinois and studied medicine, and graduated at the Missouri Medical Col-lego nt St. Louis, in 1H81, aftor which he engaged in the practice of medicine in Illinois for two years; be then moved to Kansas and lias been a resident of the state since, now residing nt rierceville, where ho enjoys a good practice and has the confidence of the people.

Although living in a republican district hia election is almost certain. B. P. KNArs, nominee for commissioner in the 3d district, was born in Johnson county, Mis-eouri. in 1843, Bnd emigrated to Finney to make final proof in upert of his elaiiu, and that said proof will lie iiihiIu lH-1'ore tlie lion Kesi.ier ur Itecclver at I'.

8. Land Otllce 10 II IN til Alii. Carolina liu-t Tiuliiy. Tie GREAT DOT lianlen City, un reii. lira, vis ir STORE Frank lleiihill for the nw qr sec (lorge Inge nnd son Kerg, fnthcr and Out of Existence Garden City brother of the luge boys, of tltia city, in ip r.uw, no names the mi lowlnt wiliiCMi'S to prove his continuous rel ileiiea niNm.

ami cultivation of. aaiil land, vis C. II.OiHlfrey, K. Williams, inorge Aniuld Is Filled With the Finest of Goods. who have Iwcn mining iu Colorado, are in the city on their wny homo to Ncoalia Full ami John asms, an oruanirn ny.i-.

u.nan. Also at Ilia time ami nlacn Alexan UKSLEY ft Proprietor. Fresh brrad, idee, naknt, ban, constant It ou hand. Also rsrry asiork of fancy Urn-aeries, Including canned goods ol all kind Cslllornla fruiu a tiKcialtjr. good nucK Little Mb Trilla Itccd, who lina been der Unroln llrinpliill fur the ne qr sec 8 Intpia Ilonsmos the following wll nn tea to prove Ills mniluuiiue rvsldencs nion, and rullivn Ion of ssld land, vis: C.

II. lindlrcy, K. L. illiams, lieorge Arnold and John ho ins, au or uMoa i ny r. ti.

asnsaa, I In ,1 VI, GI BSON 'S viMiting Iter gruudjiiireiita Mr. nnd Mrs. W. L. Mathers, for the punt two months, loft yexturdny for her home in Gardon City.

Mr. Mathers accompanied lor for a few days vb.it- Liirni-d Chrono- Land Office. Uarden 'ltv. Ana 21. Ixx7.

Sollre Is hereliv clven that the following- nsniei' settler has filed notice uf his liiteniivn to make final nroui In auuuort uf Ills claim and that aanl proof will be mailt before Itegistrr or OS Iteeeiver Ijina tmiocai usrtien ciiy.aan.. on Octubsr Ihpi. vis Hose Moeer OUR TICKET. CO fur the se qr. see tp its lw.

Ho numvs the They are now making a Specialty of Fine Imported Cashmeres, Henrietta CUth, Tricoli's and DreHs Flannele in the different widths Fine Silk Patterns, in 'all the Dillerent Shades, Silk Velvets, riushes, Velveteens, cither brocaded, plain or striped Beaded Dress Front, Pasmentry and Novelty Braids, by the set or by the yard. Also, a largo line of Imported Turkey Red Damask, fine Irish Linen Table Clotn, by the yard or in patterns, with Napkins to match. Comforts, li lankets, Cotton lannels, Clothing, Boots Shoes, Hats 4 Caps, Carpets, itc. In fact everything you can think of. Br3.Ve extend every one an invitation to call and look through our mammoth stock and learn our prices.

Q. T. INGE BRO lulliiwiiig witnesses tu prove liiscontiiiuuni res lilunce iiimn and cultivation of said Innd. via A Full and Good Ticket Nominated. Ctiiiiinons.of lierrlleld, X.

(J.Min- Saturday last oue of tho largest ami sun; M.ii. tAwper auu neaiu, oi nncnoea, OrerLarned's Hardware More. Garden City, Kansas. All kinds of Dental wnrk promptly awl neatly eieeuted. Satisfaction guaranteed.

All ork warranted. tSuOptn Uar and niilit. 34 most orderly conventions which has ever Kan. 1015 M. NILES.

Register. been held by the democracy in Finney county met nt the opera house, in anion I.andfifiice Uanlen City, Aug. Ill, 17. Notice is hert'liv given that the following- named settler has filed notice of bis intention to make Ana Proof in support of his claim, am TO ALL WHO TRADE AT THE that said pnaif will be ins'le before Kegistrror li. Eeisem, Wholesale and Retail Da.lor in COAL.

City, and placed in nomination pure, spotless and eminently efficient men for the offices to be filled nt the coming November election. The nominations was not the work of any combination, clique llrcciver at osnlen v-lly, on Jan. Hi, vis: Aii'lrew lluls, for the se qr, sec. 18, toti. r.HI.

He names the fnllnwinc witnesses MAMMOTH la prnre his continuous rosidence upon and cultivation of said land, via Frank H. HuMrhlse.J. W. llreniiaman.T. C.

WolcottanJ or ring, but the selection of the combiu Casli 11. Uuke, ailol Uanlen city, Kan. 10-15 C. F. SlLKb.

Heglster. tore Clieap Canon City. Trinidad, and other Coali, Alaa Proprietor of the City Transfer Una. City Scales, Lain Btrect. ed wisdom of the democrats of Finney county.

All the candidates lwfore the Ijnd Offlre Garlen City, Kan. Aug SM. convention had their friends who hoped Notice la hereby given that the following-named aettler haa tiled notice of her Intention make final proof In support of hor claim and county, Kansas, in 1884, in company with Garden City Paint Store. OF Colter, Stevens IN OPERA HOUSE BLOCK- to see them nominated, but they simply felt that whoever was the choice of the majority would be their choice. This be his brothers and engaged in the stoclc business.

He afterwards filed on a chum mat emu prooi win ne- mane ooiore uon. Keglatvr or Hnceiver U. b. Lana Office at Uarden City, on Jan. .11, Inw.

vis: Ann Culler! in, fortheshf. nwnr. hf. ne 18 miles northwest of Garden City where qr, sec 13, tp STs, r.llw. She name tne following wltnessento prove her continuous resldonce he has since resided.

Mr. Knaus is a representative farmer in his part of the upon cultivation oi ssiu lana, via: Miis Letts, of I'icrreviile Thomas Mellow. Samuel A. McConnel and almun Fenton, of Colusa, GARDEN CITY, ALL USDS or PAINTING, KALSOMINING nnd PAPERING Done on Short Notice. county, besides being a good business ail ol nnncy oounty, Kan.

12-17 C. F.M. NILES, Register, With a full line of Dry Goods, no man, and should receive the support or all his granger brethren. If elected be tions, ready.made clothing, boots Land Offlne, Utuilen City, Aug. 18, 18X7.

Notice Is hereby triven that the following nam will represent the interests of the people and shoes, carpets, mattings, oil of Finney couaty instead of buying poor ed settler hss filed notice of Ids Intention to make final proof in support of his claim ami that said proof will be made before Krgieter or Receiver at Uarnen City on Jan. SOth. 188s, vis: JnhnL lulton, forthe ne qr, see 25, tp cloths, etc. Big bargains in our PAINTS, OILS, GLASS nud TMM-MINQ3 (or Bale. M.CnIl when lieclinir anything in aniline.

J. E. KIKK, Phop'b. farms. THE WIDE-AWAKE SHOE STORE! COMES THE FRONT WITH A Ladies hand-turned Shoe for $2.50.

Misses spring-heel Shoe a Specialty. Men's Shoes in all Styles from $2.00 to l. apxri-roiT. North Main street, Garden City, Kan. It EBFRIEO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HD 1IC "CU Br ID 9 Carry a Full Line of Pure Drugs, Druggists sundries, Proprietary Medicines, Blank Books and Stationery-Also a Full line of Lamps.

tSPliysiciana prescriptions carefully compounded day aud night All orders by mail promptly attended to. Garden City, Kan. H. L. LIEBFRIED CO.

carpet department an elegant Tapestry at GOc, worth 90c. wi range .11 w. lie namea the ruiiowing witnesses lo prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of aaid laud, vis: Sumner K. Butt, ol Hendricks, Jacob Coe, of Garden One thousand suits of clothing, my, anil Isaac anu Jonn Al Lingenlcltcr, of Hendricks, Knnsna. u-11 C.

F. 14. MILKS. Register. COAL R.

M. EvAWREiHGB ranging in price from $18 a suit Proceedinqs of the City Council. Council met in adjourned session Monday evening, September 12th, 1887. Present: D. A.

Mims, Mayor, and coun-cihnen Titus and Unger, 1st ward; Pace and Davison, 2d ward; E. A. Bagley, 3d ward: absent J. Mefford, 3d ward. Minutes of July Gth read and approved.

The following petitions were reforred down to $5. Another lot of chil Land Office Garden City, Kan. Aug. 11, 1887. Notice ia hereby given that the following- drcn's suits at $2 a suit, worth $4 named settler has filed notice of bis Intention to DEALS IN make final proof in support of his claim and that and $5.

said prooi will oa maue neiore tioguier ana receiver at Garden Citv Land Olllce. on Jan. '20 Iml. vis: AshtonW. Osle.

for the lots 1 and gabob GITY COAL. to committee on streets and alleys: 2, a tt, ne qr, seo 4, tp 24, a range 83 w. lis names the following; witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vis: Joseph Hud man, Win. Johnson. nig Dargams just arriving in men's fur hats, boys' wool and fur caps, cattle men's and cow boys' hats.

One thousand pairs of men's, ladies' and boys' gloves F. B. Solby and others asking that an jonn nrown sou James Mingon, all or uarucn wty, Kansas. 9-14 C. F.

M. NILES. Register ordinance requiring sidewalks be put down on the west side of 9th street between Chesnut and St John streets; of Office 1st door south of R. It. track, east side of Main street Land Olllce, Garden City, Ang 19, 1887 Notice Is -hereby given that the following- of best quality, at a big bargain.

L. D. Hnnes and others asking that an named aettler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof In aupport of his claim, and Bid Lots. Ladies' and gents' alley be opened in Block 2, Jones that said proof will be made before register or underwear, shawls, men's receiver oi u. o.

lanu omca at uaruen i iiy, Kan. on January 31at. 1888. vis: Uenry Pries Petition of George Inge and 40 others calf boots at $2.75, $3 25 and $4.00 for the lot 4, section 8, tp 20 SI w. lie Our men's button and congress names the following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon aud cultivation of, said laud, vis: John llassrbrock, Feter Meyer and William Morris, all of Wives I Mothers! Daughters! BE YOUR OWN PHYSICIAN I A lady who (or years suffered from distressing (emale complaints, weaknses, ao common to her sex, and had despaired of a wire, finally (ound remedies which completely cured her.

Any sufferer can use them and thus cure herself, without the aid of a physician. Two recipes, treaties and full directions free, sealed. Addres Mis. W. 0.

HOLMES, C58 Broadway, N. Y. this paper.) asking that an ordinance be passed for protection of resident business men and taxpayers, providing that any person selling by auction any goods and merchandise that has never been used for the purpose manufactured, within the city, flymen, nan. 10-15 C. F.

M. NILES, Register, shoes are selling fast at $2.00, $3.00 and up to $6.00. The rush continues for our Ladies' Shoes at $2.00, $2.50 and $3.50. -rot- at 1007 ing the case the greatest harmony and good feeling prevailed throughout the convention. The ticket is a good one, and with the proper efforts on the part of tho democracy of Finney county next November will witness the election of this ticket So let tho democrats be up and doing, leaving not a stone unturned to gel every democrat and friend of the candidates to tho polls on election day, and victory will perch on the democratic bannor.

Below we give a short biography of the candidates: WM. o. JACKSON. W. B.

Jackson, the democrntio candidate for county clork, was born in Philadelphia in 1834, nnd removed with his father to New Albany, Inuiaua, in 18-iG, where he was reared, and as a profession chose that of a carpenter. At the breaking out of the war he enlisted in the naval service and was made carpenter on the Ram-Switzerland of the Marine brigade. After the cloee of the war he went on the road as a traveling salesman for wholesale houses in Philadelphia and New York, which he followed until 1876, when he was elected clerk of the City of New Albany, which office he hold for six years. Iu 1883 he came to Kansas and resumed his trade that of a carpenter. He has resided in Garden City since 188-1.

In April 1886 he was appointed city clerk by G. Larnard, a republican, which office he filled with such satisfaction that he was re-appointed by Mayor Mims in 1887, and is now the present occupant of that position. J. PLTMELL, nominee for the office of county treasurer, was born in KuBsellville, Illinois, oa April 16, 1819. His father, Thaddens Plymoll, was Captain in the 24th Indiana volunteers, and was killed at the battle of Vicksburg while leading bis company in a charge.

After the close of the war Mr. Plymell moved, with his mother, to Robinson, Illinois, thence to Richland county, Illinois. He was educated in the normal school at Normal, Illinois. After finishing his education he came west and located at Wichita in 1872. He came to Garden City three years ago and engaged in the stage business.

He controls 800 miles of stage lines and rung the finest coaches in the southwest Mr. P. is a gentleman and well qualified for the po-position for which he has been nominated. LOUIS P. CO0NEOD, nominee for register of deeds, was born in Geeenfleld, Illinois, in 1860.

He graduated in the high school of Greenfield and then at the commercial college at Jacksonville, Illinois. After completing his Litiiu vsiiiue. usniou itj, auk. 1., .001. Notice is hereby given that the following-nnmeil 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 or Kcoeiver at Garden City, on Oct.

8d. 1887, vis: Benjamin F. llargrave, for the S. E. qr, shall pay a license of five dollars per day, whethor the goods be sold from any wag When yon want bargains in anything in our line come in and get prices.

We will do you good. More than half of the people don't know at what prices -genuine on or in any store buuding. Referred to seo. 12, tp nnnge w. ne names tne ioi-lowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence unon.

and cultivation of. aaid land, vis: committee on license. Petition of Logan Dry Goods Palace W. H. liritton, Fred Parker, George Kirby and Charles 11.

Scott, all of Gardon City, Kansas bargains can be had for the Almighty Dollar. We don't sell goods on time. u-ii u. jr ju. xviLita, ttegisier, asking the council to refund license money paid into tho city treasury on the grounds that they had quit the businesss; Land Ofllce, Garden City, Ksn.

June, 29, 1887 Notice Is hereby iriver. that the followlnr All cash, and bargains can be expected. COLTER, STEVENS Opera House, Garden City, Kansas. referred to the committee on finance, who reported adversely to granting the prayer named settler has tiled notice of hia intention to make final proof lu support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Register or Reoelver of Uarden Clty.Kan.. on Jan.

11, 1888. vis; George Licklliier, for the lota 8 and 4 hf nw qr sec 5 tp 8'2s of 83w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous of the petitioners. THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR H.METZ, Wholesale and Retail GROCER. Look Out for Pointers in Groceries and all other Goods in his Line.

Superintendent estimate for Kerr FINAL PROOF NOTICES, T.and Office at Garden City. Aug SO 1837. Niitina ia herabv siveu that the fullowinff- Cure tor Plica. PILES are frequently preceded by a sense ot weight in the back, loins andlow-r part of the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose he has some affection of the kidneys or neighboring organs. At times symtoms of indigestion are present, flatuency, uneasiness of the stomacn, etc A moisture like prespiration, producing a very disagreeable itching, after getting warm, is a common attendant, Blind, bleeding and itching Piles yield at once to the application of Dr.

Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts directly upon the arts affected, absorbing the tumors, al-aying the intense itching nnd effecting a permanent cure. Price 50 cents. Address the Dr. Bosanko Medicine Fiq ua, 0 Sold by Geo. II.

DeWaters. Liver Pills. Use Dr. Ounn's Improved liver Pills for Sallow Complexion, Pimples on the Face and Billiousness. Never sickens or gripes.

Only one for a dose. Samples free at Geo. H. DeWaters. Juit Wliat They all Say.

Hon. D. D. Haynie, of Salem, contractors, of sewerage department, amounting to $71 16; was granted resilience upon anu cultivation oi earn ibuu vis: John Prltchott, of Knauston, William P. Nicholson, of Guillen City, Kas.

William P. Martin, of Whltson, Sam and ordered paid. named settler has filed notice of bis intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be nindo before Register uel Kerchevai, Terryton, krs. 8-13 C. F.M.

NILES, Register. Poliie Judge's report for tho month of August of fines collected $7 80. andJUeooiver at u.b. banuumoe uaruon uuy. on November 80, 1887, via: Patrick II.

Hall for the qr, 4, tp lis of S2w. He names the fnlfnwinff witnesses to nrove his CONTEST NOTICES, Committee on claims recommended the oontlnuous residence upon, and cultivation of payment of the following bills: Contest No. 4003 Lsnd Office. Garden City, Jan. 11.

1887. J. a Humphreys, salary for Aug.JlOO 00 said land, vis: Kdward Liloy, franK u. Brown, William G. Young and Thomas Dwyer, all of Garden City.

Kansas. 13 18 C. F. M. NILES, Register.

M. Grantham, hauling sewer pipe, 10 ou F. S. Smith, assistant superintend lti ou H.S. Gregory, 10 50 Complaint having been entered at this office by Carter Richardson against John A.

11 ass, who made Homestead Lntry No. 67tS, dated Garden City, KsiiBas, Deoembor 11th, 185, upon the se qr, seo 31, tp 21, range SO w. In Finney county, alleging that defendant has abandoned said land and changed his residence therolrom (or has never establisbod his residence thereon) for more than six months Land Office, Garden City, Kas, Aug. 11, 1887, Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final nroof Inanmiort of his claim, and Same committee recommended that the bill of G. L.

Neal, M. be returned as it was not verified to. that said proof will be made before HeglBter or Receiver at Garden City, on April 1st, 1888. via: Adam C. Allineon, for lots 1, 1 and qf sinoe the tiling ot His Homestead amaavlt with a view to tbc cancellation of snld en- try the said parties are hereby summoned lo n.

e. qr seo 4, tp 2.1, range 31. tie names tne following witnesses to pruvums ouuvinuuus residence upon, and cultivation el, said land vis nnrr.hil T. Slielton: Paul Metcalf. William Mar.

appear at uus oince uu me lain uay oi voi. 1887, at 10 o'clock a. in. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban tin and Frank Moses, all of Garden City, Fin donment, and change of resideuoe, or failure to ney iiausaB, 9-11 C. F.

M. NILES. Register. establish residence. 18-10 C.

F. M. NILES, Register. says he uses Dr. uongn ana Lung Syrup in his family with the most satisfactory results, in all cases of Coughs, Colds and Croup, and recommends it in particular for the little ones.

At Geo. H. DeWaters. English Spavin Liniment removes all Hard, Soft, or Calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Stifles, Sprains, Sore and Swoolen Throat, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle.

Every bottle warranted by Geo. H. DeWaters Druggist ly Contest No. 4803. Land Office at Garden City.

March 9. 1837. Contest No. 41188. Land Office Garuen City, Kas.

Feb. 9. 1831 Comnlaint havinsr been ontered at this office Land OfllceGarden City, Aug. 15, 1887. Nntlne Is hereby etven that the following- named settler has filed notice of his intention by Daniel S.

Carl against Joseph Hartraan for abandoning bis Humestoad entry No. 7812. Complaint having been entered at this office by Abrain P. Vanliew against James A. Hilgor for failure to comply with law as to Timber to make final proof In support of dated Garden Citv.

Kansas. arnh 8. PIEKCEVILLE COUKIEK. Land Oflioe at Garden City, Kans, July 29, 1887 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that sn id proor will be made before the Hcgis-tor or Keociver at Gardon City, on January 1888, via: David C. Fleming, lor the nw seo SI, town 20, range SI.

lie names the following witnesses to prose his continuous rcsidonoo upon, and cultivation of, said land, vin Thomas Ortou, li A Smith, John Young and Payton, all of "ioreeville. Kas. 1318 C. F. M.

Niles, Register. 1886. upon the lots 2, 3, ft shf nw qr. seo 3, tp sis. SOW, In Finney county.

Kansas, with a view to his clsim and that said proot will be made before Register or Receiver at Gardon City, on Nov, 16th, 1887. vis: Lewis Uultureentry JNo, mm uaiea uaraon Lity, Kanana. Rent. 13th. 188A.

upon the swor. sec 4. tp6 In Finney county, Kansas, with a the cancellation ot saia entry; That said Joseph Hartman haa wholly abandoned aaid U. Mciver ot flymen, iur me 101 s. e.

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ranire 33. He names View to tne cancellation ui sum entry uunienb-ant. ailmrinor. 1st. that he did not.

during tlie the following witnesses to prore his continuous tract; that ne nas onangea nts residence ineie-from for more than six months sinoo inakiui first year from date of ontry, break, plow or residence upon anu cultivation 01 sum inna, viz: Marcus W. Granirer. Abraham P. Van- Stir 11VB aores 01 satu nor uiiuHB tua name to be done, and that ho Is at this date In defoult. J.I'.n,Unl nnl mmlo Sn.l hmnf on Hew, John Hassebrock and Oskor Qulok, all of said entry that said I raot i not settl ed upon and cultivated by Baid party as required bylaw; the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at thisofHceon the 14th day of Oct, 1887.

at 10 o'clock a.m., to respond and J'lyuieii, jiinncy uiM jvans. 9-14 C. F. M. NILES, Register.

said tract, nor has final rcooipt issued thereon. T.und Olllna at Garden Citv. Kas. Aug. 16.

1887. furnish teatimony concerning said alleged abandonment. nor has the I'nitea amies, up inis imie. issued patent for said tract; the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 20th day of Ootober, 1887, at 10 o'clock a. to resnond and furnish tesllmony concerning Bill of Moorman Trevitt was returned on the grounds that it was ordered by township trustee.

The following bills were ordered paid: E. B. Callahan, flog staff, 9 6 00 Mrs. Ellus, nursing Mrs. McHattan 7 00 Judd B.

Light, room rent 20 00 Bills referred to committee on claims: J. Verner, burial of paupers, 45 00 Dodsworth, police court, 8 00 Committee on claims reported that in the future doctors presenting bills on the account of poor no notioe would be taken of them unless ordered by the Mayor and properly verified. Pay roll of oity marshal ot hands employed upon the streets and paid by the Mayor and clerk for the weeks ending September 3d and 10th, 1887, amounting to S41 25, was approved. The petition of George Stearman for assistant engineer and fireman at waterworks, referred to committee on contracts. Committee on streets and superintendent of publio improvements were instructed to prepare plans, grades and specifications for Main street from Culvert south of Maple street to Kansas avenue, also for Grant avenne from 8th to Main street Mayor instructed to advertise for scaled proposals for the grading of Main street from Maple street to Kansas av la-15 B.

TliAuuuaiiit, Kooeiver. Notioe Is hereby irlven that the following-named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof In support of his claim, ana that said proof will be made before Register or sa alleged failure. 18-18 KJm ai. aiufji3i jwcyiomr. Land Office at Gardon City, Kan, Aug, 12.

1887. Notice is hereby given that the following-naut ed settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before Clerk of the District Court in and ror Ford oounty, Kansas, at Dodge City, on Ootober 12th, 1887, vis. John Williamson for thenw X. seo 8, tp 24.r30w. He names the following witnesses to prove his oontlnuous residonoe upon cultivation of said land, vis- John J.

Pierco, Robert McMillen, Victor Payne, of Pieroevillo, and Jesse AVil-liams, of Garden City, all of Finney co, Kas. 15-20 Cf Nilcs. Register. studies, like many other young men of energy, came west and located in Garden City in April, 1885, where he worked in the lumber yard of M. E.

Clute which position he resigned in 1886 and moved on a claim eight miles northeast of Garden City where he has sinoe been engaged in farming. Mr. C. is one of the finest scribes in the state, and if elected will make a Register of whom the people of Finney county will always feel proud. EDWARD 1.

WIBT, nominee for sheriff, was born in Independence, Missouri in 1856. He lived there until he was 13 years of age, then came west to Colorado where he engaged in the stock business. In 1882 he came to Garden City where he has since lived. He was married in this city in December 1881, to Miss Clara, daughter of W. D.

Fulton, present sheriff. Mr. Wirt has held the oflloes of deputy sheriff, U. S. Marshal, special Marshal of the Supreme court, and is the.

present deputy sheriff of I'inney oounty, which office he has filled with perfect satisfaction to the people, which is a guarantee that if ho is Contest No. 4824-. Contest No. 4526. Land Office, Garden City, Feb.

3, 1887. Cnmnlalnt havfnir been entered at this officii Land Office, Garden City, March 4, 1887. Complaint having been entered at this offlot. hv Rnhnrt. J.

Enhmik against Charles A. Cole by William li. Patterson against Lizsie Pattte. heir at law of Bolle Battle, deceased. SHERIFF'S Notice Is hereby given that W.

D. Fulton, by Ed. L. Wert, Deputy Sheriff of Finney county, Kansas, by virtue of an order of the District Court of Kinney county to me directed by the Clerk of the district Court of i'lnney county, mate of Kansas, commanding me as sheriff to advertise and sell according to lav the following dcfoiibod lands and teniments to wit: N.B. qr.j lota 1 of the north east quarter, and the south half of the north east quartor, and the south east quarter, and the east half of the south west quarter, of section nnniber one, in township No.

twenty four, aouth of range No. thirty-four west, In Finney oounty. state of Kansas, being the property attached and belonging to W. T. Veweese attached to satisfy a judiramentagainst P.

L.Sewaesohim and In favor of A. Hterrot W. W. Edge, now existini and unsatisfied on the reoords of said court, and that I will soil said property at public sale for cash in hand to the highest bidder at the east stops of the court house door, in Gardon City, iinney oounty, Kansas, on tne 12TU WAY of OCTOBER, A. D.

18B7, between the hours of one and four o'clock m.of'aiddav, and that said property lias baen appraised at M.000, and that the prooeeaa of said or much thereof as shall ba necessary, shall be applied towards the payment of said Judgment odU neocssary eosta of said Judgments and sale. W.D.FULTON, Sheriff. SyE.L.wirt, Deputy. Uty. Kan.

Scvt. 9,1837. who made Homestetd entry No. 7. dated Uar man for failure to comply with the law as to timber culture entry No.

6002, dated Garden City, Dec. 19, 1885, upon the sw qr, eeo tp 21 81 in Finney coun-tv. with a viw to the cancellation of said Keceiver at uaruan uiy, on uan. ou, 1000, via: William li. Kraus, for the lots 1, and nw qr, seo 18, tp a range 34 w.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: William Mcllwain, John Giltillan, Charles Godfrey and George Arnold, all ol Garden City, Kansas. Also, at the same time and place, Vis: George Arnold, for the lots 1, 1 and ht, ne or. seo ti. tp Hits, range 34. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land vis: William B.

Mcllwain, John Gilflllan, Charles Godfrey and William B. Krnus, all of Garden City, Kansas. Also, at tho same time and place, vis: Charles II. Godfrey, for the lots S. 8, 4 and so qr, of war.

of seo 6. tn 21. range 34 w. Ho names den City, Kansas, 188.1, upon the west hf nwiir, nw qraodw K.titos, r34w, in Finney County, alloiini that defendant has ahsndoncd said land and ohangod hia residence therefrom (or has never established hit rnsiilnncfl thereon) for more than six months Land Office at Gardon City, July, 20 1887. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has fllcii notice of hia Intnntlnn to entry: oontestaut alleging that the said Charlos A.

Coleman has wholly failed during the first year afterdate of said entry and up po date of thisoontost, to break, plow, or stir, or to cause to be broken, plowed or stirred, five acres, or any part of said tract of land, and said tract at this date ia all raw, prairie sod. The said psrtios are hereby summoned to appear at nmko final proof In support of hisolaimand that sold proof will be mado before Probate Judso st Dtxigo City, on 8optcmbor 20 lS8i, viz: James M. (Sargcant for the sw 28-213. HI w. He names the fnltnwinr witness due the filing of his Homestead affidavit, with a view to the cancellation of said entry; the said are hereby euuunonciitoannear at this this offioe on the 20th day of October.

es to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, vis: James P. Hayes, oiBoe on the 4th day of October, 1887, at 10 o'clock A.M. to respond and furnish tnatlmony concerning aaid alleged abandonment, anil change of rosidence, (or failure to establish (he-following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, vis: lodd Cartwright, of aarden City, and Frank Hemphill, Harry Bunkor and A. J. Garver, of Shorlook, Kansas.

9-14 C.l JULES, Iftglster. 1S87, at 10 o'olook a. to rospona ana furnish testimony ooneorning said alleged failure. Biniin fayno, ripencer JJrown, It. IS.

Alondy, all of Picrceville. Li-la C. Al. Silos, Register. IU-1J I JU.

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