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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-11-01
AChapter Of Coincidences.

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The following is from an old copy Of
the New York Commercial Advertiser,
issued in 1926: There are many sur
prising condolences in regard to the
lives and deaths of Mr.. Adams and Mr.:
Jefferson. They commenced their pOliti-
cal live together, both ROSE. gradually,
both became foreign ministers of the
highest grade, and both were subsequent
ly elected to the highest stations in the
nation: They were the only two who
signed the Declaration of Independence
on the 4th of July, 1916, who were alive
the committee who drafted that dOcu-
ment. One of them was the writer and
the other the secOnder of the motions for
adopting it. Political events subse-
quently made them rivals and bitter
enemies of each other. Both were the
leaders of opposite and powerful pOliti-
cal parties. Both the most prominent
objects of the bitterest inyectiyes of their
foes and the most boisterOus praise of
their friends. Both after retiring from
the high stations, the contention for
which had estranged them, found them
selves in the same political rank, be-
came friends, and both died on the same
day; on the 50th anniversary of the i'm
pOrtant event in which they were en-
gagged together. Mr.. Jefferson died the
same hour in the day during which the
declaration was adopted, and Mr.. Adams
on the same hour in which it was pro-
mulgated to the people, and were natives
of the only states which have ever fur
nished the union with President. A
further remarkable coincidence is the
fact that of our eX-Presidents John
Adams was eight years older than
Thomas Jefferson; Thomas Jefferson
eight years older than James Madison;
James Madison eight years older than
James Monroe, and James Monroe eight
years older than John Quincy Adams.
Mr.. Adams was the only President who
has been succeeded in the highest office
by his son, and he was the only Presi-
dent who had son to succeed him. And
the son has been elected to the. high
trust by the same party which elected
the father. This is the most wonderful
chapter of condolences that we ever
knew.
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT DETROIT, MICH, I
Sept. "a, 1879. (
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
In named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof at the ex-
piratiOn of thirty days from the date of this
notice, viz: Henry Focke, for the n W a, sec 81,
tip 81 N, r W, and names the following wit
nesses, viz: Richard Scott and Ephraim Tuttle,
of ChebOygan county, Mich. -s
j. B.iBLOSS, Register
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4oct5t
Notice..
u. S. LAND OFFICE.

u. S. LAND OFFICE,
REED CITY, Mich, Sept. %. 1879.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this
y Office by Oscar Durham against George
A. Stearns for abandoning his homestead entry
No. $3.50, dated April Z, 1875, upon the S W fl 1
section Q, township 81 n, range 3 W in Cheboy-
gan county, Mich, with a view to the cancella-
ton of said entry the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office on the 9Th
day of November, 1879, at o'clock p. NJ, to re
spond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
EDWARD STEVENSON, Register.
27sept-5t g
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Notice.

livery Justice of the Peace, Minister of the
d. Gospel, and other persons authorized by
law to sOlemnize marriages in this Cheboy-
gan county, Mich, are required to deliver to
the County Clerk certificate of such marriage
within 80 days from the date of its solemniza-
-. = -lI,a MEDARD METIVIER. Elerk.
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MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE,
LANSING, Oct. LIST, 1879.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN described Swamp Land, situate in Che
boygan county, not heretofore offered for sale
or heretofore reserved on. road contracts, or
licensed as homesteads, which land has revert
ed to the state, will be RESTORED to market at
this Office, November 18th, 1879. at ten o'clock
A. NJ, and will be subject to sale according to
the form prescribed by law.
NEASMlNEI Commissioners
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Dangerous Photographic Counter
feifs.

The Photographic camera is playing
an important part in the art of counter
feiting. Chief Brooks, of the Treasury
department service, has gathafaf,s in a
large number of counterfeit notes so
skillfully made as to be accepted by the
banks. The fiber paper has been the
principal protection heretofore, because
cOunterfeiters have been unable to pro-
cure it; but the photograph reprOduces
it and the plate work almost to perfec-
tion, and very rapidly. The red letter
numbering is the weak point. 1t is
photographed black and the washing of
red over it may be detected with a glass.
These Photographic issues are appearing
everywhere in San Francisco and Boston
and no trace of the men engaged in the
business is yet found. The tcOmmOn OPP
orators have been weeded out of the
business and first class talent only, it is
believed, is now engaged. The Bank of
England's plan Of destroying all notes
that come into its hands and issuing
new ones is urged as remedy.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

TNHE partnership heretofore carried on
i between the undersigned as man.
ufacturers and dealers in furniture, has
this day been dissolved. Parties owing the
late firm of Kluwe & Lightward are requested
to pay the same to friedrich Kluwe, who con-
tinues the business and assumes the partner
ship liabilities.
FRIEDRICH KLUWE
WILLIAM .LIGHTWARD,
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StraVed.

INTO my premises, on or about the 18th day
Il Of September, 1879, red cow about
five years old. The owner is requested to call,
pay charges and receive the property. :
z KENNETH MCLEOD.
Cheboygan. Oct. Sd. 1879. - ~ :.
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Description.
MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE
LANSING. Sent. %. 1879.

LANSING, Sept. 20, 1873. !
NJ OTICE.is hereby given that the following
1N describe Agricultural College land, sit
uated in Cheboygan county, forfeited for nom
payment of interest, will be offered for sale at
public auction at this Office, November Ii, 1879,
at ten o'clock A. M, unless previously redeem
ed according to law. ]. NJ. NEASMITH,
Commissioner.
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Only a word, and it was who said IL
And so it rings upon my ear TO-DAY:
only word, a haunting gesture bred IT.
And well it had its way.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-26

There 10 no trait more valuable than
. determination to persevere whom the
right thing is to DO accomplished. We
are inclined to give up trying too easily
in our unpleasant situations, and the
point would establish with myself, il
the choice was again within my grasp,
would DO never to rclinquish my hold
on q possible success If mortal strength
or brains in my case were adequate to
the occasion. That WAS . capital lesson
which learned professor taught one OF
his students in the lecture room after
some chemical experiment. The light
had been put out in the hall, and by &C
eident some article dropped on the floor
from the professors hand. The profess
cor fingered behind, endeavoring to pick
It up. Never mind, said the student,
1T is of no consequence to night, sir,
whether we find it or not That's true,
replied the professor, but is Of grave
consequence to me, - principle, that
am not foilcd in my determination 70
End IT. Perseverance can sometimes
equal genius in its results. There arc
only two creatures, says tho Eastern
provcrb, who can susmount the Pyrs-
mlds-the eagle and the snail James
T. Field.
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After q vile my orterly comes to me
and he say
'Scheneral Which, to brigate is con.
Il say, vot, 70 brigate is conf
He say, 'yesh.'
Unit 1 GOES right ofer tare. Ven
gets tare see, oh, mine Got, how much
peoples, unit rites up to tenn, unit say
who ish you!
Unit one fellow he say:
'fuchy, you dhry oopr
(Doctor-Vot you mems by dat dhry
oopH
l say again, who is your
Unit say, Il ish Scheneral Which, Of
to United Shtates army
Unit he say, Il Pc Macher Schmidt, Of
to Confederate throops, unit you ish my
prisner you COON along!
Vell, To tam pooternut rebel Aacher,
he put Won pishtol to my bet, unit be
makes mo COON along 70 to CART, unit
COON NIT to gart to Chattanoogy, unt
here l ish. Veil, veil, veil. dat ish all
right.
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General Willie h. Capture.

The following was clipped from the
Georgia Constitutionalist:
Here 10 . story that has set many
camp 6re.sides in . roar, - told by Dr..
Maggie. II will bear reading - well q,
telling:
When the General was captured and
brought to Chattanooga be Vas the
guest of the Provost Marshal. Being
very fond OF Bourbon or any other kind
Of spirits, We made it - pleasant for
hin, convivially, - our commissary
stores would permit Ono day. whilst
enjoying his grog, We prevailed on him
70 narrsts how he va captured. With
. very broad lager beer accent, b sid
You see, I Goes 70 Schsnsral Rose
Gran on do morning Of de day Il Aur.
frisboro. and I sad, Shsnerai, ware I
puts nine brigats ?
he says, Schsaeral Willich, yos puts
yoss bsi0ats otee on Dc right
Il cose olss tars, unS 10 . little vile
hsses voa mighty pig fsas ofee tase on
- lslA unt eoss 70 Schsoesal Rosecrsa,
ant say, 'ScAsaesal, hssss voa devil Of
. fee oles tars on Dc len; INIT like To
take NJ beigaas ofss tars.
He says, SoAsessal Which, yos stay
ware yoa Pc
Il sey aosiAe. bat l not like Dat
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fic Railway.
LIE AID Will Ell
A a,cm opes,sc

loadviIlO. Colorado ms r.-s deposits 81
carbonate. Of silver At L~sisiis. many mais. 10
erfenf oSnns-i~i 10 The richesf dsseSssr~s
Thy lay IN horizSntAf -i. e.si srsssi. fssa
TO 10 i-.t thios asd from - Ian fsss bsiss NJ
fsos mind tas sss al . piet sad .hsssl. 10
ss.stsg dep. .rp<asrrs s1sft. b.iss repaired 80
|. rse rith IN ssrsv r.steis a hsri sii
4azrtz beretoser. f>za rassess. sssrzJ sss s.s
iJ brad besns tiss s.iT rssasssiss.
The 0sss vssy There AZ Ess=s' Car %
Iea.ea worsA tsa. Gsssss rss,sS " - fs~esss.
n D~sFer. s@fh frrt rs,sse y q 70 ws.-s<r.
"a rlii~. sf Dssrs-. f-sos ~ sssss fsrr sssiy
s.s.s D as<, ., T..ss4sy. q 4.,.. - L~ss'sss
ms. M sAort Iss. .sss. - zs<. ss.ss.f k~.-
xr.sis % NJ Ksss.s Psr4se RI esns>i ys.s
gs>ss-s rss~es~s Jrss~s kssss ,os - s@y
ssh~r iia<
colego0o Tbs p.ss s.~ssr.s@s s-s rie>-srs
E~asss a Asz~rse. stsrs~d ss-sss ~ s-ss-se< 80
Isa..<ss p-as, ta-s< s@a srssssfsssss -fss--
,&<r- ss szas<rss sysssss. s.us~s~ 49,.
q "a ga ses silver sss srs~t<ss. sstsrf sss
rsr<sY - "a ss.sSy. es.rs s-~s-.ii~s sfsssosss~s
fr fs<sszrs .s~asr. s-s~ssss. artsss css.ss..s-
To- lar slsi. ovs-vs<ees sss ~ s4<a sas.s
.~-A<xs-
coed0n 0sss oeuto n ks>.ss rsesss ~
% ~ a<sy Ia s-~s-.x s~sss< Ss<~s sx-.pS-s $50
f<ss...s ss--psS f~'sa~s ssa E-<ssx issJ 81
ga c.-- .zs
. ss~sss sss~s ess>>ss 81 s<ssss
s.s-<eSpr.. s>x<Sss - ~sss- ms 1850 - sA~rs
ss.~ s-s .s-ra<sS - s.ss-f<- - eA>.s~-< s1s ass
r<s~ - ss-s1 -s-ss<s-
Free -s~ss - r. .. sssz.f Ca f-s< AT.
kssssz r.eks ~, Ks.~ss Gag. 80. - ~ $50
--C<s-<sks T>~rsa. - ~ tcs. - s-w -as>-ss<s
nss~r - ~ ssssr ~ f<sssass.'- ssss<ssA>d 90
- .-ss 49, - .x..s~s E.<t.-> S-~s>ss x~sx
,. . c00Av. SSs rs- Ass>f.
Kansas CITY. NO
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The Wife Of Henry Clay.

MIR. George W. Rsnck has contributed
to the Lexington (Ky.) Transcript an
article, in which he says: "Whst Ash
land would have been but for Mrs. Clay,
the good Lord only knows, for her hus-
band was at the Capitol Of the nation
moro than half bis time. She attended
to everything, including Eve sons, who,
according to their old teacher, Amos
Kendath, were not the meekest Of the
lambs that gsmboled at Ashland. She
managed the farm, with Its crops and
live stock, her household affairs, q large
family Of children, and not few negro
servants, SO we'll as to assist largely in
keeping up MIR Ciay's fortune, which
was constantly subject TO heavy drains.
She often pulled the finest OF her vege
tables with her own hands, and sent
them, with butter, milk, and fruit, regu-
larly to the market to be sold. She
often said, MY children laugh at mo for
selling such things, but they never OBJ
ject to the money 1 get for them.' Her
treatm ont of her slaves will be judged
from her custom of rewarding them at
the close OF the week in proportion to
their industry and good conduct. Sat.
urday evening at Ashland. with the dark
les, was synonymous with Mrs. CIay's
business table covered with little piles
OF silver money. She was always kept
we'll posted about her husbands bust.
ness and private affairs, and she WAS 80
spunky that Mr.. Clay always consulted
ber before fighting duel. The wife Of
the great ccmmoner' cared nothing for
general and fashionable. society, and it
was fortunate, under the circumstances,
that she did not"
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SloD That C0Qgh.

If you arc suffering with . Cough,
Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever,
Consumption, loss Of voice, tickling In
the throat, OF any affection Of the Throst
or Lungs, use DR. KIS0's NEW DIscov.
Eay for Consanpt,oo. This 10 the great
remedy that 10 causing % much excite
nent BY its Wonderful cares, curing
thousands OF hopeless cases. Over one
nillion bottles Of Da. kIsS's NEw DIS
covkRr have been used within the last
year, and have given perfect sstisfsction
in every instance. We cas aHhesltshng-
ly say that this is really the osiy sass
cure for throat s0d lusg Affections, sad
can chserfaliy recommend II 70 Ill.
Call and get trial bottle tree Of cost or
. regular siss for Si.00. For sale By
Howard II. Sale, SAlisA.
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Consolidated Notice for PUB
LEGATION.
LAND orncs ~ s.L,s.. k,sS.s.

LAND orscs ~ S.LISs. kssSss.
ia.. 9TH. i-sp,
NOTICE h hereby given. that tho following named
~ settle ~ hs,. hs.i sss. al atsntt'a H. nsts
pro.t sapt-,rt of tis,r sisus anil tts
hereof the expiration OF thr,y days from dale
oi this notice, wa luha &. Bsrtrit. ton,stssi .pa
ic silon M Its.t. ior ia. wc.t hall. nwsr . " .
west and rztr,rk Esgisp honsssts-i slis.
M Isi.f. Tor the EAST hall nsrlf .. Is. o. wet
The ciais,snts the f,.li"s J-I-,ba thstf
witnesses to prove their claims
Iimo,hy sullivan
tbennE- Morgan, an, st,... .s,,,, 49,
fairick Essi.y. '' '
John L EaIrru
!. EDNn. Register
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Natloa ". STATE.

Gen. W. +. Sherman's latest letter j.
one to young man in New Orleans, in
which he says: "The great sin of the
South, the great cause Of all her woes,
has been the 'localism' of her brilliant
minds. To love ones country, ones
place of birth, Is universal and natural,
and actually seems intensified in the in
verso ratio Of the advantages of the To-
cation from . common sense view. The
natives Of Scotland and Switzerland are
famous for their lore of birth place, al
though in either country it calls for q
lilo struggle to exc out OF the earth food
enough to keep body and soul together
So in South Carolina and Vermont the
natives are most bOasttul OF their birth
place, whereas, IN fact, they are the
poorest states in our Union; whereas,
the natives Of Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
Kentucky,-rich in soil, beautiful in
landscape, and:: prolific in food, migrate
like the bees from an oysrcro wded hive.
Instead Of Boosting Of the spot where
one is born by an accident over which
he has no control, should suppose ev-
cry American would be proud of bis
whole country rather than of q part.
Therefore, hope and pray that the new
men of the South, with whom class
you, will cultivate pride in the whole
United States Of America, instead of the
mere State and locality of birth. How
much moro sublime the thought that
you live at the root of . tree whose
branches reach the beautiful fields Of
Western New York, and the majestic
canyons Of the Yellowstone, and that
with every draught of water you take
the outflow of the pure lakes Of Mime.
sofa and drippings of tho dews of the
Allegheny and Rocky Mountains"
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Notice for Publication.
Lsss ovsses ~ ssasss. as.s
&c., Ia. -F7a

lsss Owes ~ sstsss. asss
sss "a. -zs
AouBe .. s~s.ss sss-~ sssx - s-<s<~ss s.nDs
~ s-ff2~r ss< e.a srx-<s - ss<<sssS ass<
kAas rs~>S sspDwt 90 49, ssseB. ss-t ~~esr eesf
sss<f apss~f - - ss$>rs6-zs - t<~sg 1sss fs~s
- &C., - .kss ssA-ss. S.a< l&s-Ss - e><a~<
s<~s>fs. AsA>ss, ~ - - ssV - "a. r.
90 s<.nps g. enD0sAG 80 vs@>srss. SO sss-~
s-ssss. - $780, sssssrs Asssas. 80 % 60.
81 49,. se>-ss, AAss
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ssn< 80
Asrss o h<ysssy sssss. fsSf s-slS~sss s.sssas
~ ~tft-f hs4 tsts $3.50 ~ tk~s .Nksfss =
a~sA~ s~sf F<a.f aaSs~~t ~ st~r st-ss~ sa
$50 set nsF.-f 81 Ia ssFssf-rs - ts@sts 49, .
sss>s IA &..- "a las ea<ses. y k~ffst=-
s-<s-ses<ss ssya.s<t-~s No. fzsS. f>s - az q. .
- a ~ - 49, sz-s-ss a. h.ssss 80 - =.
sas--4~s. % kssssss - -sss-< s-ssas 4.
Ass-.-. - fAsS. - asfs~s s--~sf, $500
o. a. Eesssst. h~s~stss ssss<~-z~ ss fs<e
~ as sSxr = - a, as 70
sd ss<s<- a. s-<assrsS - hss sas<-~rS- 80
LIS. - $500 ss-~a1 k.-ss-. s<a s-~sss
u.s. l. sBsB. gssssss
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Notice for Publication.
L,xp ossicE Al SsrIS., kss-ss.
Max "a l--p

L.xp oSsIcE A. SsIIS,, k.Ss,s.
MAY -. isss.
Nori1E - hereby given thst the following named
~ settler flied notice ut hts intention to make
nual proof support of his claiu. ant On
entry thereof the expiration ef thirty days from
date notice, William Throne. "t Saline
county. Kansas. for the south~a-t quarter ot recicn
~, township u. range west. and the follow
ing hts unessess, via: t;~srer Rughrr. paislnes
Ruxher. Elizabeth SionAksr and flago raas~i all OF
Saline county. \. L.. BOND.
l>-I Register
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0,scksoW'e asn,es SsGve.

The bsse salvs 10 tAs world Tor Csts,
Bsaisss, Sores, Ulssss, Halt RAsaa. Tst
tss, Chappsd Hsads. Chiiblaiss Cosae.
sad Ill kiads o6 Ska ksspoosS. THIS
6aivs 10 guaranteed 70 give pssSsee ~
isiacsiOs il every eass o. oossy rsesed-
ID. Price IS oasas Pss boz. For sa's
By Hosssa AA6aSs, SaliaA.
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SheriH's Safe.
Nj weiislsg.r

NJ weiislsg.r
. a. Perrin, Mary
FERN, Alice Essiry, o.. g a.
Knight, Charlie
E.ed.rh.sk AMI b u
Bsesi.tt,.'ek partnsfsa
Es,si,tteok Miisr
uDf virfus 81 order of sss issued to-
- tret Court OF tho ltih Jniteiai Isss.t wttktt.
and for the eouaty of ssiss si STATE II ksaa.s "a
the ai"ts sa'itisd sni la ss,sseis siis
~ret. viii, On Saturday the 18th asy Iass =,
It.s nj o'rinek Y. OF sati dsy al thu do-lf
Of the coar h"u-~ Ia In. rtty ef rssns ssiss sssas
~. Kansas. Oder Tor sale ct Iai,tss sssfs. the
highest biiss Tor rs-s. In hand, tins tsils~ ias q.
.rribsd rssl ESTATE TO wit
Tot number any ls'i On Ssnts D. sssnn. 10 the
fffy 81 ssiins. Saline county. kan..s a. shove nv
the original plat at s.t.i city. r.esfJ IN ihs
oisrs OF the register 81 dsesfs OF said saline
With the fsssrnsots hsre-iit sssnts sui
bsr.unto i~iongias sod re.i s.azi. t.A.s - she
property oi the ~ithin named dsf.nfssis ssf So
rsi-~d ~ thfss hsssiss ssd iv~stJ eve aiisssfeI.
-ai r's '-isi" g. - -.i ." s.i'-iy -si1 Ssif % s-i
- I.ast tn. fsaf
-hs'ia .,...a-. ssiis.. saiis- eoaniy a.a.ss My
- ~. a. u, HAktE.
!sf sbsfii
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Notice for Publication.
t.rt ossrs % SALSA. kass
yass sSk, sssS

Lass ossrs % s.tss. K.s.
Jass sfs, ssss
NDTtsBa hsssty S5rss. ttss tss lsi,ss 10. sszs-3
~ ssffisr h-s aid s4<ss< 81 ~.
fssi pra~s ssgyrsn 81 ss@sa. esa s<e~ss easl
ssfry fsfsf 81 10 ssS4ssf.~ - sssstr asys
tss 5ss< - NE ssfsc.. va BsT.so Gag - a.asss
sS<ssfy ksssss 80 ksis - sssS = ffs
ss-f. s.a s.sLss a. fstLsss.s - ~
~sssss@ A uss-asSsz1 go - kaitsa
fsasss. tsses& . a. B<ssB
G~a-s<s
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Notice for Publication.

LAND osSIcs AZ saLINs. ka>s,s
hsy -. is3s.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following -nsm~,l
~ s~ttrr has h-i notice at his intestiun 40 al
nnsi proof Support II hts clam. and s~car. nnsi
entry thereof III the expiration at thirty sN IRON the
date this notice. Lars lb~is~o ot saline county
Kansas north halt OF notth quarter ct
tioa -, toWaship ID. range west, ,.t names the
folio hts witnssses. va trLek ti1tstf1ss.
Peter pAlso Eiras Sor,-s aud John Dsisn. all OF
line county. ksnsa, U l. BOND.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the following n amed
~ srtti~v has dlst notice OF his intent make
hnal proof support Of his claim, and hna,
thereof the expiration OF thirty days from the
sate Of this notice. D~nns Crosssn. Of ssiinr
county, Kansas Tor the south half OF the northwest
quarter section -. township To- range west. and
names the following his witn~ss~-, Robert
Wheeler, oS Saline county Kansas and william See,
Of SALINE county. Kansas l.. BOND.
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