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The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
TO THE MILLERS OF KANSAS,


GENTLEMEN The Millcrs' Nationa!
Association, through its executive COM
mittee, has made what is supposed to
be very satisfactory compromise with
certain manufacturers of patent mill
machinery. such as purifiers, separators.
etc, which compromise will benefit
none but members of the National As
sociation, and all who are now using
machines covered by this compromise
must report themselves on or before
July Is. 1879.
In view of these important cOnsidera-
tions q desire has been expressed by
some of the Kansas miIlers that meet
ing should be called at once, so as to
give all who desire it nm opportunity Of
availing themselves Of the benefits and
protection assured by the National As
sociation.
We therefore inform YOU that there
will be meeting of the Kansas Millers'
Association held at the Lndington House
in Lawrence. July 8, 1879, at 3 O'Clock
p. m, to which you are invited, when
all matters connected with the above
compromise. its natural advantages. to-
gcther with all matters of mutual inter
est to the millers of Kansas, will be dis
cnsScd. q. W. BALDWIN
ROYr. ATKINSON.
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
THE CAPTIVE CHEYEyNE,

The seven Cheyennes sent here on u
change of venue from Ford county ar.
rived yesterday in charge Of sheriff
Masterson. They are all large, muscular
fellows, and bear the following descrip-
tive and highly original titles: Frizzlc-
Head. Run-Fasi. Crow, Wild-Hog. Tall
Man, Oldham and Young-Man. They
range in age from about forty-fivc to
seventy. They are part of the band
of Cheyennes that made such bloody
raid through the western counties of
The State, and were finally captured aad
taken to Fort Robinson where they es-
capped. They were again pursued By the
troops and the majority killed, these
seven being the only survivors. They
were taken to Dodge City Ford county.
for trial, but change of venue to
Douglas county was obtained by the
counsel, Mr. Mohler. Of Saiina. In the
case of Grow noiie has been entered.
and he viii therefore no; remain for
trial. The trial of the others will come
up at the next term of court The In
dian- are entirely uHcisilized. and being
entirely unable Ia speak or under-taBd
a word of English they are very hard
prisoners to manage. There is no doub,
that they were all implicated in the mnr-
ders during the raid, but it NAV be diff
ficuli io obtain witnesses 10 fix any cer-
tain crimes on any particular one. The
trial will undoubtedly be very interest,"
inc - yU,rreggs .fO1r,,Gf
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
From the Troy Chief. june SD.

MORE AROyyT THE CyCr ovr
Tha Ca-s.s..o NJ 1SL.
light Of onr ..Cnr;os;t;es - III ~ ar -
Clone y r,hl;.h.S s.-..., -. = -. ~,
unde, cd"rc;on - ~ ~ n. p.r,. - |:osna
that r. snv hodv ~ ~. ~ ~, s..,ss - ~.
If would not hei;exa M thsS 80 " W ~
J;a mt 600 The th;rrs snoI.- .rs me
believe thav ware t-,se 49, :. 49,
voncbe5 fn.h -.s,,..;s,,s = . .e. w1Ie
were there Herr ara So,na ,,snra - - ~ ~
ssme lind which 40 AZ, ss h.,;.' ,;.oae ~ ING
trme. ~ " o o''e'e ~ Dc
4 farmer found ono of III. ,.,,..,. 90
b;S WAGON two and h.,c -. VI
home the remainder or sha ..a.
be;ng loft a wrecI an tho n-.m;ss ~Ae''n
a Tire was blown off rsao.. -,
and strs;yhtened out "a w~,I 81 NJ
smith could have done !, - " 0'aeA
Wsnv cb;cLers werc fa,,a 80. ~.
feathers blown off ss c,asn - a. H.. ~. LII .I,S
have haer n;.la,i oG as,a. -: ,s eov'
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
CONGRESS AnJOuRNs.

If the extra session of Congress fails
to adjourn to-day, il will effect that dc.
sirable end by tomorrow, and the
country will be most thankful. For po-
litical reasons only-for the sake of or
ganizing the House under democratic
rule-was the extra session forced upon
the country by the Democrats. After
gaining their end, even at an extra cost
to the tax payers, had they passed the
appropriation bills and gone home Ike
wise statesmen and honest men, their
chances for the next presidency would
have been as five to four in their favor,
but to the party not even forlorn hope
in that direction remains. The majori-
ty got too hot to keep on IFS lion skin
and for ninety days the ugly ass has
protruded at every point. The people
became worried, business men disgust
ed and statesmen frightened over the
developments made, and loyalty every
where now comprehends what would
have been the condition of this country
had not the President stood firmly by
the right.
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
THE AVERAGE CROPS OF THE
COUNTRY.

Notwithstanding the favorable reports
which we are constantly receiving from
other localities, the Agricultural Depart.
ment at Washington gives us rather q
discouraging average. The June report
of this department shows that the aver.
age Of oats has decreased about "a pei
cent. The general average is 81 against
l03 last year. The condition is unfavor-
able in nearly all sections of the union
The decrease in the average Of rye is
about 4 per cent. New England is full
New York only 80. and Pennsylvania
SS. Barley is low, the general average
is 81, while in 1873 il was 102. Corn i
backward, owing to the drouth. In five
or six localities the seed did not germin-
ate. The condition of clover is very
low all over the country, except in the
New England States and those border
ing on the Gulf of Mexico. The pros
pect for good crop of wheat is gloomy ;
the late frosts were fatal in many
REGIONS.
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
POST OFFICE CHANGES

In Kansas during the week ending june
2Sth, 1879. furnished for the EAGLE b,
VIM. NanNleck Of the Post Office De
partment:
ESTABLISHED.
Bell, Norton county, Norman G.
Workman. postmaster.
Golden Belt, Lincoln county. Alfred
White, postmaster.
Homer. Russell county, Samuel II
Smith. postmaster.
Tully, Pratt county. James ID. Fitz.
simmons, postmaster.
DISCONTINUED
Fort Lincoln, Bourbon county.
Magnolia, Sedgwick county.
PoSTMAsTERs APPOINTED.
Guelph, Sumner county, Wm. Siedel-
man.
Lyona. Dickinson county, Charles w.
Staatz.
Painterllood. Elk county. George W.
REYNOLDS.
Pawnee Valley. iodgeman county.
Saml NJ. Becson.
Welda. Anderson county, -. n. No
rev.
Wells, Marshall county, James Mont
rancry
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
STEAMER EXPLOSION-LIST OF
KILLED

st. Paul..Jun 2S.-The pleasure steam
er. May Queen. on Lake Ninnatonl
peninsula, a Summer resort near Mime
apolis. exploded while landing at th'
wharf, on the upper lake this afternoon
The boat is a complete wreck, and sunk
in five feet of water. The casualties ar.
as follows: Capt. II. W. Rockwell, in
iernall hust and scaldcd, will die En-
gineer lIaines, terribly crushed and
mangled abouf the head and body, prob
ably dead by this time: Isaac Dean .and
wife. Nanko,a. both badly bruised ID
ID. Walker. ST. Louis, badly. snd More
Walker slightly bruised Mrs. Blakely,
mother Of Mrs. Walker. an old lady of
sixty-iwo. seriously injured internally
and Suffering greatly.
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03

The St. 10. Herald SAYS that John l.,
Finley. of the Signal Bureau at Wash
ington. has been sent 10 Kansas TO fol-
low the track OF the so-called cyclone.
lie has been over all the ground. ard
followed the track of each of the Il, c
tornadoes. The HcraM says that he
will soon make an account and official
report. with maps. MIR. Finley says the
Kansas people call these storms "twist-
ers." II is an English word. stronger
than tornado. which also means 10 turn
or whirl, and we hope il viii come into
general use.
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
STORM VICTIMS.

I,eavenworfh. June 2s.--This sfler-
noon the bo.iis. Of sn aged Frenciman, D,
named Merritt. and hi. wife were di.-
covered in the ruins Of their bou.e. in
the Salt Creek Valley northwest Of shi.
cits. aboHt six miles From uissi could
be learned of the circumstance. the
rorgse, while living in th"is hoss-e alone
were Killed hy the sserTn 81 Thar.tisY
night. a. the bcs-e j. IN rnss- and tine
bodies bsdly mu;ilaied. a. If the hoase
l.sd tesu t.losn doxn While they were
-srep;n~.
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
BOSTON COMING TO THE RELIEF
OF TIE REFUGEES.

The exodus meeting at fremont Tenn
pie last evening was n large and success-
ful one. The speech of Wendell Phil
lips was one of his best, and afforded
evidence that il needs but the cause to
which he has given the best labor of his
life to bring out the spirit that distin-
guished him in the past. The commit
tee appointed will raise money for aid
ing negroes who are restrained from
coming North to make the exodu. lcav-
ing 10 the committee previously appoint
ed the duty of caring for those who ar
rive in state of destitution. and we
hear that there are assurances that all
the money asked for in Boston will be
speedily givcn.-Bostoai Tacelter, lime
o6{b
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
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TNI,ECDNCII.Ep.

The extreme silver men in the senate
are unreconcile.i to the intention oi
Senator Bayard, a. chairman of the f.
nance committee. Eighteen democratic
Senators signed the paper urging Mr.
Bavard to withdraw hi- resignation
eighteen Others declined 10 .ign Beck.
Cockrcll. Coke. Garland. Grover. Here
ford. Houston. Jones, Maxey. Morgan
Pendleton Slater. Vest. VOORHEES,.
Walker and Williams The prorBinen.
silver men who signed the paper are
Walker. Thurman. MclDonaid, Reagan.
Vance. Jones. tfla.l iiin. (Ga-j Harris
and Bailey The remaining eigh; Sens-
tors are in accord. more or les. with
Nr. BaFard Seven democratic >ebs-
tors were absent when the paper wac IN
circulation. Iii- concesied fiss Gordon.
Lamar. Randolph. NePher-on aud Par
ley would have united in the rrquest fof
Mr.. Bayavi to retain he chair: hut il
j. aid johnson woald have Tefss-et to
s;ers3 the t,afssr
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
SUMMER JUNKETING.

On Thursday last Senator Morrill,. in
speech in the Senate, called public at
tention TO the fact that under variou,
pretenscs the Democratic Senate had
provided pleasant junkeiing tours dur
ing the summer months for all but six
teen Of its members. Fifteen pleasure
parties, known by courtesy as Senate
Committees, will enjoy the luxury OF
simmer travel ut the public expense.
The Democratic House has been nearly
rs liberal in the same direction rs the
Senate. This committee junketing bus
mess at the public expense is new iea-
ture, inaugurated only two years ago,
bnt il seems that the Democratic Con-
yress likes il.
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
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THE EUREKA RAILROAD.

The Atclison. Topeka and Santa fc
railroad company has completed its
branch to Eureka. The track was laid
down to Eureka on the evening of the
9th ult. and there was great rejoicing
AT that place. An excursion train ar
rived from Enporia; the citizens of
Eureka turned out en- massc; and the
enthusiasm was universal. This branch
of the Atchison road is 10 be extended
ON to the southern line of the State.
through Elk aud Chau;aqua counties
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
HANBACK, CONFIRMED.

Judge Hanback, received telegram
yesterday stating that he had been con-
frined as Register of the Land Ofiice at
Salina. The appointment of Mr.. Ham
back was ont of the general order OF
things The President and Secretary
of the Interior wished to appoint him
Register at Larned. The Kansas Scna-
tors wished to retain Mr.. Morris and
their wishes were gratified John An
derson wanted DIR. Hodge appointed at
Salina, but he could not get the Sena-
tors TO agree to it. Finally. after long
time. the President and Secretary
Schurz, without consulting any member
of the delegation, appointed Mr.. Han
back. He had made himself strong
with them in Washington they remem-
bered him, and also desired TO pay Mr..
Ryan Commonwealth.
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
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SENATOR INGALLS, SPEECH.

From or through some oversight the
speech delivered by Senator Ingalls, OF
this State, "Peace at the polls in the
United States Senate, was not sent to this
paper. II should have appeared in this
issue. The leading papers of the West
and East have reproduced il and having
thus secured a copy will present il to
our readers in full next week. II is
pronounced one of the finest and most
logical and accurate summing up of the
political situation ofthc hour, and every
Republican in the land should have a
copy. Its positions and conclusions are
unansWcrable,
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
Dr.D RODY OF THE PRINCE.

Londcn. june 25.--Adyires from Cape
town TO the 10th of June state thsI &C
cording 70 An ofHcia account the Prince
Imperial. after the surprise of isi- recon
noi,ering party. rode into = raviup
where q secoad body Of Znlas were con-
cealed The body Of the Prince after
the funeral parade. at which Lord
Chelmsford was chief rnourner- was re-
moved 10 PAeesmateritsburs, wAsrs i
hv ia state in the Casho!!r charuh- Tbs
body viii be conveyed to england in ihs
troop ship, Oneusx.
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03

NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS.

On and after the first of july, the
postofiiccs throughout the country win
aflix TO all mail matter that has arrived
nj its destination without the full pre-
payment of postage, and before the de-
livery of the same, an amount of stamps
equal to the postage due. These stamps
are of reddish brown color. with the
words 'postage due" in white letters.
on the upper border. They are of The
denominations of one. two. three and
five cents. The Wichita posioflice has
received full supply OF these new
stamps
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
MORE MENNONITES.

Mr. {. Il. schmidt. the foreign agent
of the santa Fe. returned Yesterday
from New York. and brought with him
three hundred Meuonites. They passed
down to Newton, and viii buy land in
the neighborhood Of the Menouiie- al.
ready in Harvey and adjoining counties
This lot are well of. having exchanged
drafts TO the amount of $4,000 in
Philadelphia, and they have more in
their possession. The Menonises in the
Arkansas Valley arc fast becoming
Americanized. They have good crops
this year. and are doing we'll Another
lot Of them are now on the ocean and
they are coming To- kansa----CoSs@oa-
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
CROPS N DOUGLAS COUNTY

The Lawrence journal thus speaks of
the crop prospects in that locality:
There has probably never been a
time when the prospects for crops of all
kinds in Douglas county were better
than they ARE at present. The wheat i,
already being harvested and will make
an average crop. The corn is in the best
possible condition. the recent copious
rains having dispelled all fears OF its be-
Ing injured by drouth. There has
been some complain, of chinch bugs in
corn fields situated next TO wheat. but
the heavy rains have put a stop 10 any
damage from this source. Oats. and in
fact all the other crops. are doing well
and promise a large yield. Unless some
thing entirely unforeseen should hap
pen the harvest in Douglas county this
wear viii be immense.
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03


This is an average of 2,09S for each
county. or total increase in twenty
two counties Of 46, 6,174 for the past year.
Should the average increase in the re-
manning fifty counties prove to be as
large as in the twenty-five counties
from which returns have been received
and there is good reason to believe it
will be-thc population of Kansas will
have increased, during the year ending
March 1st, 1879. total of Isl .074. The
population of the State, as shown by the
assessors returns for the wear ending
March lst, 1873. was 7OS.497. Add TO
this number Isl, ,O74-the increase dur
ign the past year-and,the population of
Kansas was the first of March last, $685.
57l. 1t is now, undoubtedly, fully 900.-
.009.-AtchisOn Champion.
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
DOWN TO DOUGLASS.

7o tls Editor # tss Eagle:
Took flying trip 10 the country
Had dinner at sam. aedishes. Ht
promised to meet us there and To set
us safe home. We arrived home on the
stage. but have not seen sam. Had
spring chicken though, for dinner. and
plenty 10 feast on. The country looks
well all up and down the valley. corn
doing well. Farmers are getting their
whea, ready 10 thrcsh. and prospects
are encouraging.
We visited the school conducted by
Miss Treve. of Douglass. She is quite
an interesting yonng lady. Her chances
are limited: the school house being
poor and few scholars. with plenty Of
room for Improvement il the neisl.bor-
hood.
Mr.. True aAl his two sisters drove qe
in "a Douglass sa6 there learned that
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
WHOLESALE PRICES.
These il vii, he observed are who

These, it will be observed, are whole
sale prices at the respective periods in
dicated. The reduction in 1879. as COM
pared with prices in 1864 and 1865. may
not be followed by a corresponding re-
duction in the retail market: vet there
has been great reduction in retail
prices. The consequence is that the
money cost of living has been immense
" cheapened. The same nominal amount
of money will now buy far more of the
necessaries of life than it would in 1864
and 1868.
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03

The Boston Herald says: The story
goes at Washington that Speaker RAN
dall met Congressman Leopold Morse.
of one of the Boston districts, the other
day. ard blandly inquired how the par
~ stood at Boston. (which party:
asked Morse. ..Why the Democratic
party. of course said Randall. There
isn't any Democratic party there. ex-
claimed Morse. in his quick. business
like way, this Congress has killed it."
Morse is Democrat.
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03

According TO late estimates Great
Britain is not the wealihiest country on
earth. as has been believed. France
vaiues her private proyer,y. real and
personal. at S43. 900. and her
navy palaces. public buildings and other
public Property. excepting highways.
at l.i75 .000, 600. making SSi, ,5s5 ,00o. :
600. The aggregate estimate for En-
gland. Scotland and Ireland. without,
reckoning public highways. is $i2-Se.
00o. 600. Real ee,ate in France greatly
exceed, in area that of England. while
in the latter there is great excess Of
personal property over the former.
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
JNo. ID. MILES.
United States Indian \ gent.
THE NEW BASIS OF REpRESEN.
TATiON.
WICHITA, june %. 1879.

y lON.
WICHITA, june %. 1879.
7,c tie Editor Of tie Eagle:
At meeting of the County Central
Committee held June 2sth the question
arose in regard TO a change in the basi.
of representation. Now. while the Re
publican vote in some localities might
warrant change. and as Il matter OF
right and equity such Il change should
be made: yet, at the same time, if such
a change canno. be effected in perfect
harmony and in that way that viii lead
to the best interest OF the party we had
better lei il alone. This is matter that
the several members of the committee
had better examine. ami obtain Is near
as possible the feelings of the people of
their several localities between now and
our next meeting. which occurs July
leth. am of the impression that the
proposed change will meet with consid-
cradle opposition, and perhaps cause
some discord in the party. Taking this
view of the matter for one vii. not in
sisi on any change unless ! am satisfied
that il can be done satisfactorily and
lead to the best interests OF the party.
Respectfully. +. NJ. II.
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03

1t is confidently expected tina, the
track Of the southern extension of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
viii. be completed to Las Vegas, New
Mexico, ny the coming Fourth Of July.
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
CENSUS RETURNS.

Wehaye published, whe1ever we have
been abe to find them In our Kansas
exchanges, the statistics returned by
the county assessors. But they come in
very slowly-or, perhaps we ought to
say the editors in many of these coun-
ties or too lazy or too negligent to pre-
pare these returns for publication. From
several counties, too, we have full re-
turns Of the agricultural statistics, but
the census returns are omitted. We
have returns, however, from twenty
two of the sevcnty-twO organized coun-
ties of the State, and these show an in
crease in their population as follows:
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
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THE INDIANS ALI. QUIET.
\ LETTER From MAJOR MILES.
CHEYENNE AND AR,p,HoE AGENC,

y LETTER FROM MAJOR MILES.
CHEYENNE AND ARAPAHoE AGENCY,
June -. 1879.
To The Eddor of Tie Eagle:
notice in the EAGLE of the 26th that
you were in receipt of direct infor-
nation of "a ''thrraiencd Indian out
break" among Little Chiefs band of
Cheye8ncs. desire 10 say that there
is no foundation for such a report
When there is foundation fer such "A re-
port the people of Kansas will be in
formed at once through His Excellency.
We claim to hold ourselves in position
70 he in posscssson of reliable informa-
tion at any hour which, coupled with II
desire 10 serve the best interests of the
border settlements, ought TO entitle us
to degree of consideration beyond
that of common ruinors.
lar, rasnac. fully
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03
Mstiss fse Ruhlisalasa

81 Wichita ksasas. Jane u. ip.p
Notice is hereby stvsu that the ssaisw Ing aanss
settler has nct notice ~ hs tstsssiea nsAAs O.
nal prvpf In rupyprt Of hls etains sn ssruss anal
entry thereof 81 the exrlrssos ef thirty isys fru
the date Ut this netice, STA
Beruari Drssasiarf fpr the south us< qaartsy
section 10. town - soa,h rssss Wsss, asa nassss
the foiiowtas n hts witnesses. via 4 = fiarN.
Of sssiGwisk county. kansa-. and " eurns, of
>esiRwick county Kansas
X l.. wALkER. ksssstss
st John NcfAis, atty fsr applicant tAa
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03

According 10 the United States Ento-
inological Commission new spec.cs of
grasshopper has made its appearance in
California. and is doing immense dam
age to the crops in the Sierra valley.
The new demon is TO be investigated.
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03

At Wtckiss. ksass~. Jaas II, ts.p
Notice 10 hereby sivea that H. ee,bsWias sans~a
settler has niesi aosics Ut his tntsaetsa n nshs
nna. prsof In ssrgusrt of hss claim. aad serupD
nai entry thssef u the sxp,raeisa oe sAirsy dsys
fsom the date ~ shl. noties vita
william r. Hanna for the spashsass qusssss .e
section Is. iowa ~. ssath ef ranss fvus wsss asd
names the foliewia ~ hts Witnesses. via 4 ~
fiora. of >~dEwirk ccunty. ksasas, Aa~i Dsspsrt
ortensiorf, Of -sstzwiek county ksn.as
". l.. WALkEk. y. utss.r
~ John 4 MeIain. atsy's for applicant H-s.
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03

at Wichita ksasaS. Jaas ssh, isss
Notice l. hereby given thai the fslsU Ing -sssussl
settler hes dlssi Betss of his iatsatloa " nsahs
ansi psssof In support of hs elaim and secure assi
sstry thereof 81 The ssp.rssias Of ssissy sys sro
ter date of this notice, via.
Andrew Lsushissd, foY the south wsst !. of sse-
tton ~. tos t-hfp n routh ~ rnnfs .. west, ssa
names the following % bis wttss~sss, sis Jssnss
y Brown. ef-efswirk cssssy ksasas. ssi Jsmss
Manasnsr of sesiK VI ieA csunty ksn.ss
los n L. WAtk9R H<stsSse
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03

NJ wichita, kApsss. Jsss ~, Isss.
Setics is hereby given thai tbs fiisS tps -aasssf
settler has hict aotirs ef h,s iss~Ntiss ta nshs
nnsi prcof 10 sspsoFt ~ HE sistap, and ssssss
nssi setry thereof ~ tks esvifstos of thirty sys
ftsfD the dste ~ this asffcx vita
q yeast, fos the .sfs a. 3. SD a. sex.tBesss
y township -. sssth, rang. q vsst, aai anssss
The fofiowtns - his witnesses sisf Levi Aliss
81 kibGfnaa County ksnsss, sss Nsths~ Fsrvssl
Of s~sisstst t"ants ksssAe
n 4 wsLktH. Register
- J"Hs x.f.AI- Au'ys tsr Aptisess; tos
The Wichita city eagle., 1879-07-03

q. = LAND oeVIsE.

a. LAND DBttE
wichita. kAaras. June idth. fs:a
Complaint having heea sessr~t - shis esnee w
bernard Urtesst.ff. against H. 4, taissst esg
ABANDONING sis OsAss alag No u, ss3 aass-t Ors
III. is;-, nisnn the southwest quarter sesti.n ".
town ~ sssth. ysnss west, In ssstf iek espnsty.
kassas, with . stee W ths eancsitaslau sf .alb
entry, the said parties are hereby sususnossd ts
appear at thi- once the 18th day of July ts.p.
sfso'siack. .. m. b, rsspSad asst essntsA sssst-
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