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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-10-07

Total .446, oo9 |
Add to this SO per cent OF the car
rying capacity of the ships more than
regisi cred, 23e.4i5. Total avaiiaole
tonnage, 745 ,333 tons.
The following resolutions offered
by Caleb Dorsey Of Stanislaus, were
adopted:
Resolved, That we, the wheat growers OF
the Pacific Coast, realizing tho rumous POI
lev of our shippers in paying extortlonate
freight to foreign ship-owners, and thereby
reducing the earnings of our farmers; there
fore, be it
Resolved, That we, the grain-growers,,
hold our grain until such time as vessels VIII
carry the same at reasonapls ra,e'
n Was moved hv Mr.. English, and
| carried unanimously, that the meeting
| proccced TO form wheat growers
association.
Mr.. Adams, as a representative or
the Grangers' Business Associat'on,
st ated that loans could be obtained
mon what stored in the Associations
sheds at Port Costa for six per cent.
per annum.
The question was asked what adj
vantage was to be obtained from an
association of wheat growers that
was not obtainable from the Gran
gers Association.
Mr.. English, in reply, reflected up
on the Granger's Business AssocIa-
ton which he charged had never
given the farmers any information on
the subject of wheat :, atist'cs and Tor
that reason. some new organization
was desired.
Mr.. Adams stated that the Associ.
alton had never proposed to give
any such information.
A lengthy discussion ensued on The
/ subjects of wheat growers, grangers
. etc. after which membership roll
!, was opened and 40 wheat growers
entered their names.
The following were appointed
committee to draft a constitution an
by laws: W.B. English, Contra Costa
s e. Jacobs, Visaiia; B. G. Paulsell
! Stockton; A. D. Logan, Colusa !.
M. Hinkman, Stanislaus; II. l
Ostrander, Merced; DR.. 7. E. Myrim
Stanis'ans.
It The committee were instructed t
\ report at 10 O'Clock this morning, Z
il which time the convention adjourned
i IS. F. Bulletin.
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Two Lots adjoining Court House with good house,
barn and garden.
fo.
1eo Acres 20 miles from Newport the Yaquina,
steamboat landing 20 acres in timothy. good house
orchaRo' &C ee sivve ;.h
15S Acres in Kings valley; Frst ra,e lahu VIII VIII.
large house, barn. close 70 senooi .coso am e' p''s
ONCE, s'is' aAa 80. -. :, .,,ron
$40 Acres IN LAnn county, % LII o0 saas - Z pac;fc'
ON 6rancn o. east s,as nesr school, Terms easy
wen vel wa'erea' ioou s''-''''
s7o Acres in Kings Valley 200 under cultivation.
well watered. good outranss. Is acres orchard pro-
Srcnc ali kinds of fruit house and garden. very
large barn and good outbuildings mile from scnoo
postoice, saw and grist mlis ana CLOSE 70 !lo
posed narrow gauge depot IN hihg 'aiey' ''ee'
AZ Acres .d,ons above with equal advantage ofpo-
siton ont under cultivation an excellent
Co. ofi la n
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NoTICB-

The undersigned hereby notifies al persons con-
csrned that he win not DO responsible for any debts
Inc for tke same haze my written order
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Il 4 estimatsd that fivs billion fest Of
timber il standing IN ths forests Of TFnckes
basia Nsv..
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The Yaquina Stage Coach

Will leave the Vincent House In Corvallis At o'clock
every Tuesday morning for Yaquina Bay. carrying
At reasonable rates. and will return
the ocean House At the latter place for Corvallis on
every Thursday morning at o'clock.
- ], B. STOWELL..
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CENTRAL OREGON ESTATE. AND MORT
GAGE AGENCY.


GAGE AGENCY
C HERBERT NASH receives and holds for
sale farm lands, town property and busi-
nesses Of all description; also, is open to re-
ceive applications for Ions, A paper EMIT
led ..The Oregon Colonist" is published for
special transmition to San Francisco, New
York, London and other centres, where
special agents are appointed and through it
all property will be freely advertised. Ap,
he will gladly favor you with every informa-
tion. Send particulars Of property for sale.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE !:

CITY OF CORVALLIS.
Two Lots adjoining Court House with good house,
barn and garden.
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Real Estate Agency.
CHOICE FARM LAND
And Desirable City Property.

200 Acres cas-. end Of Blodss.s': VALLEY 81: i.es,s
Price, $4,000.
60 acres under plough snug farm with good heuss.
so,e esrn tod to pscpeseS ospes Yaauna Price
24o Acres on Elk road, miles from Junction wirh
Yaquina road. Good house, barn, etc. gosd fasa
with outlet to well grassed ranges. 200.
200 Acres 10 miles west Of Summit, extending q
psn.y .fhs of Sotom 1i land sm. s ..s
chard bargain Price, 5000
800 acres of land at the junction Of the Yaquina
and Elk road and river, Is miles east Of newport
Good bottom land with outlet to well grassed nsEsa
Price szooo
240acres two.mii 8 from Summit on fork silMasys
River. Land very productive. with good range: sx-
cellent house, two large tarns and other buildngs;
$500 ssas 'sn'''' improvements 'A'''' 49, ~
J, a57 Acres 8 miles we-t Of Corvallis. on Mary's
R:v:r 1000 under tesrs. .ss arrcs under plough lsS
: now in grain. Fest hill pasture well grAs,A II
miles sch.ol The Is well tin.bersi, gscd
houss, two harns. .fe. Price. sio.soo
AT NEWPORT
, lac acres of land situated on south shore nas
sbove e,leatta .l!lls Enc-ons land with river
, frontage: Price. sl2oo
1so acres of land situated half way between New.
garden and timothy field. well wstered BY several
= gopd sea ahingfrom the rocks This would make :
{, very desirable residence or cut up into lots
!; 1c0 acres mile east Of Newport the road. asA
u with comfortable house, garden etc This property
commands splendid views Of the ocean. the harbor
entrance and would 3ivfe into several building
70 lots; Well watered by numt springs Prics On
er application,
y saloon. large warehouse with capital hall shove
and also wharf opposite ALSO other property In
Newport and vicinity. Harbor improvements having
Sc commenced and there being every prospect for .
ar l6o acres twcnty two miles this side Of Taqun.
40 bay the road between Traps ard Edds enc naf
ch bottom land with excellent ont range for stock This
10 property will sell at . bargain. Price, $65o
=, Also other desirable property at Newport.
For price and other particulars apply 70 the under
g. signed begs to intimate to Intending venas e
real estate that by establishing agencies in EnEAnd
e and also the Eastern States he trusts to b. able ~
effect speedy sales.
pine half improved, on the limo OF the Orsgsn
having unlimited range for stock. Suitable fer
>HN NJ. -AYLES.
Summit. Benton County, Oregon.
r1s, Corvallis, Oregon; or R. A. BksirLL.
, Co., S East India Avenue, agents. Lon
D,,y, nfyp0 Iifv
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o a the law office of JAS Corvallis Oregon or A.
Gnor Oregon East India Avenue agents. Lon
don
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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

For the last eight years it has been
the policy Of the county officers to
materially reduce the tax levy every
other year and it has always happened
that just prior to an election the cry has
gone out that taxes will not be hall
so high in the future as they were last
year." Hundreds of people in this
county who have been c~onversant
with the management Of county
affairs will bear us out in the above
assertion, it i, absolutely true. We,
and others have waited for that bien-
NAL report, and it came last week.
The Argus has the honor? ofrepeating
that old sterOtyped falsehOOd with
which the old settlers have all
become familiar years ago. The thick
headed donkey Of the Argus solemnly
asks chow did the county government
reduce the county levy from So mills
to % mills" They did it with their
little politics; ask us something hard.
They did it because an election is APP
preaching and because it has always
been their policy to SO reduce the
levy the year of an election, and they
will not deny il, the proof that such is
the case is too handy to admit of such
a denial, and tax receipts, unlike the
editor of the Argus. tell no lies.
1t is not, however, our intention to
discuss this matter At the present
time, neither is it necessary. the peo-
pie are getting their eyes open to the
true state Of affairs, and will rise as
One man this fall and throw off the
incubus that has weighed them down
for a number Of years. They are be-
ginning to find out hat the cry Of
"low taxes" reduced levy" &c, has
always been and is simply a bait
thrown out to catch their votes at the
fall election, that it is a delusiOn and a
snare, and hat at last it "bitheth like
a serpent and stingeth like an
adder"
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25
Minutes Of .hs ". s. S.

The regular meeting Of the W. s. s,
was held at the residence Of Mrs. ]. c.
Warner on the 18th inst, V. T. Mrs.
Dixon in the chair.
Minutes Of the previous meeting
read and approved. Constitution
signed by new members.
A complication of facts on the sub
ject Of Mormondom was then read by
Mrs. Dixon i'll order to lead the dis
cussion on that subject, which was
carried on with zeal and animation,
and a piece was read stating what the
Atlanta constitution says abou,
preaching the gospel of plenty Of
wives TO the people Of Georgia.
Select reading. by Mrs. J. c. War
ner. subject, Woman suffrage, facts
and figures, not Scntimentalism." On
motion 1t was voted that Mrs. War
neris selection be printed in the
women'sc column Of the Red Cloud
CHIEF.
On motion i. was resolved that the
subject Of the next meeting be Tenn
perance. Opening piece of music,
Roll on the Ball." closing piece,
Consider the Lilies" by Mis-. Gore.
Adjournment to meet at the residence
of Mr. Il. Mitchell, the Goth inst. ST
s p. m.
All who arc interested IN temper.
ance or equal suffrage, and all who do
not believe that women al discuss q
subject intelligently, are invited to
attend, Mrs. W. B. RoBY, Pres.
E. b. KNIGHT, Sec'y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

II. A. Baird, Dentist, viii now he
found ip bis Office. for the next two
months.
II. 8. Haley is still in q very critical
condition. While there nay have
been, on the whole. a little improve
ment during the last week, ne fear
that his strength j. gradually giving
way, and if he RECEIVERS il will be
almost q miracle.
While We are and always have been
opposed TO the caucus and convention
system OF nominating candidates for
county Office, We would urge all good
citizens to turn ont 70 the caucus and
make the best Of what We deem nh
evil, and elect as good men rs possible
to represent the people at the conven-
ton.
Mr.. c. c. Coon presented the CHIEF
with two melons, a watermelon and n
musk melon, last Tuesday that were
the largest and finest favored melons
that We have tasted this season. The
boys and men for two or three blocks
around have learned to flock to the
CHIEF Office when they see Mr.. Coon
drive mp TO door during water
melon season, and they are welcome.
Some are SO uncharitable as 10 find,
fault with Prof, Funk for riding into
the Red Cloud Schools again on the
shoulders of Mr.. kenney. We do not
see that the circumstance ~ in any
way discreditable to the Prof. Christ
once rode into Jerusalem on the back
Of an ass and if MI. Funk sees fit to
ride into the principalship of the Red
Cloud schools in a similar way we do
not @ that he is to be censured
for it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25
n vale Items.

hear that your greatest want is
local news. l should not want it, it is
not cheering. The crops are very
poor, and the weather is exceedingly
warm, the bugs have taken all the
potatoes, the corn is drying up and
will not yield a half a crop. We had
a little rain last week, just enough to
wet the hay that WAS down, but it
anne to late to do much good to the
corn, but We are having q good hay
crop here, We always do, and that
shows us that We should let grain
raising alone and keep more cattle, it
looks as though the people of this
part of the county intended to do SO,
for they are putting up very much
hay.
The father and mother of the
Hunter brothers are here on a visit
from Missouri. They seem to like
the country and are enjoJ ing their
visit.
Speaking Of reforms, it is of no use
to try and purify a stream when the
source is poisoned. 1t is best always
to go right to work and cleanse the
fountain head.
That is my idea about temperance.
When We an have laws that will pro-
hibit the sale and manufacture Of in
toxicating liquors. then We will have
a reform worth taking a part in, one
that would effect women as we'll as
men. 1t is the same with that other
reform you speak of. You say We are
making great efforts in behalf of bad
men, if the men were all good there
would be no fallen women"
BErsEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25
coEiIs Ard EcuCI
4 oss:sJ Ss..s. IN. Sew ce..saR<


hoaoec HA'
""u'a ger
"'",a happen A.
80, 1 anu e"iel 90
~ ''op &c"
Wv 10" w arc
hn ~ niue
~ We nad sp'e''''d ram me
-" 'o'" io'H
" Hs''d many "ohh"n gfu'ap'e
0u' "c
~ INC 'Asso' SUI houses
p
H' calender i"oAs very uFo"p!, no
"S "'h'',
" s'"e US" soHhc o.d
~
'''ii' nfo"h sHi'a keeps the motel
~ sooa meal cah DC hsd. a.
80, sooh o'ue' J. "he ots'
, " 'Ah 'u'h's'' ne
P' "'ei! Darn
se'e'a he~i'h vi tue people i
GU 9 '"a' y calender has more
~ Dspe"u WIN Tue oady' hFigh'
"'u 'i'" "i". weighs - ih.
we miss our iiehds' IL. ward II
iAsio' i"ohias' 'hey were the life OF
every sA'herihg' Iheir "ido" are
,''.i"s "eii' topping sooh 10 see them
MI 's"i"'
ioien'"h "o'''s doing well. wash
y :" had more IKE MN; also
VII "'fSey' { doing ms duty
"''o"' COMPLAINING '"t the
~ o'' ESQ SoArce' the only draw
. ".o"
,,'nef sun improving but
.U' walk WITHOUT a cane.
-. ~, "o' "s
-. " soor
-, '" "'
'"o j."
~ ' "'n'c'
-. '
-. JUL 'iooi
s.,t..h 1871 ""
..uo.h,..
-, -
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25
PUBLIC SALE.

Will be made Of a big span of good
horses, a harness and wagon, two bug
gies, one light wagon, riding and
walking plOws, a hanew, Honest
Fred" the Stallion and.-Capa..S Smith,"
the Jack, owned by ID. Lutx, and, pos
sibly many other things not owned
by him.
Terms: All sums under IS; cssH, s1i
over. 3 moRshs time at ten per cent.
with approved security. Sale will
take place on the cognes between
Glrserif ssr-e and McFarland,s Sat-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25
NOTE LOST.

Notice is hereby given that a note
of s25.c % drawn in favor of J. C. War
e and signed by Moreland w.
Parks, dated August 3Oth 1880, aud
falling due August 3Oth 1881, and
drawing ten PEI cent interest, has
been lost. All persons are hereby
warned against negotiating said note
as it has been paid.
saw MORELAND w. PARKS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

In the District Court Of the fifth judicial
district Of Nebraska In and FOR webster
County.
Maigsre, johnson. Pi'ti6.}
Henry johnson. Def.
To Henry Johnson nor resident def.n-
dent: You are hereby rOtihei that on the 18th
day Of August 1851. Margaret JohnsOn fled her
petition sgsinst you in the above named Court
the objec: and prayer Of which are Co obtain .
divorce from you on the ground of extreme
eruelty. ana that you have w~illfuily sbsndsbed
the plaintiff without good cause. for the term
of two years last past.
You are required To answer saia petition on
OF before Monday the 5ri day Of October l.si.
MaRGlskr JosSsoS. Plaintiff
Ry EppIS c. HAsLry her Attorney.
S-St
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25
NOTICE.
L. s. LAND OFFICE,

Z. S. LAND OFFICE,
BLooNIxGroS NEB., July Is. 1881.
Complaint having been
entered IT this Office by David On,
against Josiah +. Randolph for aban-
dOning his Homestead Entry No $3.50,
dated Oct. 30. 1878. upon the South
West quarter, sect,on 80, township 3
north range 10 west In Webster
County Nebraska, with . view TO the
cancellation Of said entry. the said
parties are hereby summoned to APP
pear at this Ofiee on the 9th day Of
September, 1851, 1t 10 O'Clock q. m,
70 respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment
8. ". SWINE, R. W. MoSrsoNKRY,
Register Receiver.
sl-S-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25
AUCTION SALE OF CATTLE.

r. D. Jones will sci, ~ rabEc auc-
non AZ Warmers livery stable on Eat
uriay September ID = los q cattle.
Remember the place sud date.
Warmers stable, Saturday septen-
Der Sd. 1884,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25
Es..cC ...EAsgvss

Satic. - hereby ESn. sA4t' sHt stssais,
ali ysf,o Es vac nay isr.fs - srsF tAssassi,ss
% candidate TT ttSShtfs - TIE FfAsfF -
esHuor rras,la 60 AslstSs cauu{t. o. Nca
Cloud OF The hrst SATURDAY ~ he {, athr %
February. Nav AssdsJ and NusFEbeT. ~
k.as nglI "a tLs Lf-t Satsrtay "a tao HeutAF q
-ag.y. ApTG. J.iy ssi Dvtgt-F. A. u-t4s
A.sa ~ the bivG Sstsri1v 90 The H AIAs II!
Hafch. June. >sptsEb.T at Ii~rsahrr.
Illumination ts S-ant Trs 49, .ssk = ..
4 4. fsrE
CosnJy SUI ttlLtrt1ss oi FsbgtC I~EsgTAet OF
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

L.Andoaice at BloOmington Sch. Aug. -. 1851
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice u has intention
20 make final proof IN support Of his claim. and
secure final entry thereof. before Clerk OF the
district Court Of Webster county At his Me- IN
Red Cloud. Eeb.. on Friday September ~, 1851.
viz:
WrLLlLx ] Psssoss.
pre-, ID. s. No. scr. for the ) r. quarter sec. -
town l north range L sest. lie nance the fi-
lowing witnesses TO prove his contiuupus resi-
dence upon. and cultivation of said iani. viz
" lillian u. Mckinney. August Pierstoe;
oliver 4. Dornr. james l.. Albsash. all Of
Scott S.b.
augg5seYS, =. W. SWITIEK. Registsr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

Local advertisements inserted among
the reading MATER u1u be charged l0cts., q
line each insertion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25
University Of Nebraska.

The Fell Term opens sept 18th.
1851. TuIIItS fRTI To All. w cbUPs
for irc,d.a'ri Efpc'-o'. Board c"~ts
from g. 70 o.. Those entering the
Preparatory Department mus, be pro
pared FOR examination IN OrthsraPhy
Reading. Geography. Common school
Arithmetic. English Grammar and
Tt History. \ teachers ccfuiiratc
IL accepted in lieu Of the hmm
ton,
Farther information may be- oh
;alucl hy sending for catalogue.
T. IL. FAiRTJEIu.
1o-w Chancellor
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

Land oHice at Bloomington Neb. Aus %. $50.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
mar d settler has flied notice Il hi. IT iention -
make fnal proof in support of his claim. AMI Sc
cure final entry thereof before lanes A. Tul-
legs clerk Of court IN Wooster county. a. his
on e in Rel Cloud Nsb., oh Saturday Sep.
24th 1851, viz:
D,sIEL y. COFrocE.
bid entry No. 500 for the : n. y W :. y =
Z. : W v quarter ; Z qusr'sr aud ; W
quarter y T. quarter sec. 30 town ] range uest.
lie nance the following witnesses To prove bis
continuous residence upon. ant cultivation If.
sail land. VIZ. Henry Connolly IOhn :. STRAIT
ton. Mathew SiraI ton. Andrew VI. Hardy Ill Of
augs.epa! s. ". SwfTyER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25
Money To Loan

On Real Estate. 1 Webster and al
joining counties at the very best rate
II will pay every farmer Who thinks Of
borrowing money. Co see ~" bci"rr
making arrangements wIih any other
party.
No expense "a the borrower -uU
tedious delay dcalIng sith eastern
partie--no application f-., bonus "r
COMMUNICATING fee for making 81
recording papers or taking sekDo~i-
.dcemeuts-no advance or -rIni an
nual interest. and no interest until
money y actually IN hand.
Call upon or address
X A. -IsFsys.
3s,T Loan Broker. Blue Hi. Nsp-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

Will -taDd this ses.cn AZ Red CoUf
A, La, wear. rates, viz $50 W insure
single mare, Two mares $3.50. more
than two By the sAm. owner. es1Seach
For the se.son, 15OD, single servsoe.
t3O
This horse need, oriiy 70 20 sno~n
20 H. admired. He has been aeknosH
edged by many good J,dsss 20 J." To-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25
TAKE NOTICE.

I have purchased the fractional sec.
OF land laying between Peter MeNittis
and the river. And the public i
hereby notified not 10 cus any timber
on the same. ". Il. NcNrrr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

You will find health. and hzppi-
ness in a bottle Of the Big Blood snd
Liver Cure. called DR.. MarbsIi's
Bromoline, fifty cents q bottle. Buy
j; of druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25
"M t:4 d ssi'

seen IN ,his section. Weigh, N s@h
1900 pounds. Beautiful Bsy. -smD@
real form. good life high carriage and
Rest Of al as kind - 3 kiton. Hr cznsi
al.o has \ good JACK nth him =; sane
--,~ Until further n-sies vii ~
fo-zrd =: the Commercial barn
CcSss can be .een ., the p~serntss- n
jos. FoyI.. State Creek; Esq Sanee.
Inavale; o. Mccall. Henry Gersk@,
AZ Beckers FIRM and R&itsfons ss in-
a-ale, also at R-d Cloud Nnse- a.
premise ofLe- smith and Ben Fort
n.sr. Guide Rock. Eis creek nssiIs
and Red Cloud nils.
The osne< has eGts;ieo .sts Jssk
Capt Smith. bescS the tstscns Le@
Smith Jack, formerly q Gaze kcck
Shows The bess stock 10 t5tssiIey.
D. LUZ. Ttpr sr<or.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

Metre A. hereby given tia; IN. f~elIosEs
named settler hss Sled notice Of a.. intent.ga 20
make tnAl rroaft in sapgec; o! tls rl.Iua. ard
.ccurc Seal es;ry ;h.r~Sft.tors jane. A Tai.
leg. clerk q Dist evsT of Webster roaI,y
Nes nj bic of1ee IN lied Cl0gi. Sea on Iges
DAY. sspten Der Tth. ISL. va
bSkp h H.syET. o
M No TaS for the y , sec :, ,owa north
range !. sect. Ho names the follow.ns at.
ne~s. Ia prove a.. e'otts uo.s res .aee aesn
and cultivation Of sAii iani Vi. Etr.H. lone
u ked Cloud Neb. Is.er.t ~. Lae, Charte.
naatsr. AshiIs,on ". Harsv,. ell q IH.,A,e
Se5.
aasss.ps :. W. swIlZER. Rexi,tsr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

Land oGe. atRloouiHxtoa. Neb. AurucG :. lssI.
Notice IS hereby given that the folloutss
named settler has Sled notice Of b., intention To
make anal proof IN support Of b.. claim. an.
secure hnai ehtIy thereof, prosf 10 be made BE-
Tore Jan A. Tall.ys. Cirrk vf tn. ,osrt G!
Neb-, on Friday. ssIt 9Th. i"l. VIA
Cs.ELEs M.ErtS.
hid entry SO. 9sC 10, the ) " see. =. town ]
north range III vest he name. the f~oliosins
wines - 10 prove bis con,inuou. residence All
cultivation Of said land vi, August Rs.hr,.
ChIs. Beii.r. Charlie. fshDivies. Henry N
fathess Of Red Clo,d S.b.
augllseps :. W. SWITLER. Erxi,,,,
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

Land of1ce at Bloomington. Nsb.. Aus ~. 1851.
Notice Is hereby given thai; the following
named settler has flei notice Of bis Intention tn
mako fnai proof IN support Of bis claim. and
secure hnGl entry thereof. before Clerk Of De
trict Court Of vs. ebster county Web. a. hi srice
in Red cloud Neb.. on Saturday. seq. 2ith
1881. viz:
HOxER Hsys.
hid entry No. q > for the y Y SOC - ,osn J
north range ii west. He names the follovIrg
witnesses TO Prove his continues residence
upon. aud cultivation Of si laad, via Eman-
uel Anderson. Isaiah Beal Curtis Deal. lara h.
Conrsd all Of BAtin Neb.
aug25seps D.. W. SWITZER. Kogistsr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25
Final Proof Notices.

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