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Road Notice.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK
WICHITA, April 18th 1855.

WICHITA, April 10th. 1883.
state Of Kansas. County OF Sedgwiek.
Notice II hereby given that ON the 1oil'
day Of April. 1883, petition signed by
r. J. Allen and 70 others was presented 10
the hoard Of County Commissioners Of the
couuty and State Aforesaid, praying for the
location Of certain road, described as fol-
lows. Wig:
Conmencing Al the southeast corner Of
section uumlSer twelve (l2) In township
nunbef twenty 1--we (3S), range one ti) est,
aud ruBning Whence west on the section
Hire between sections twelve tlzD and thir-
teen (ls) 10 Jester creek thence following
The north bank III Jester creek aruuad until
said north bank Of sid Jester creek strikes
said section line 6etwcen aeef1ons - and u ;
thence west on the line between sections
o1even (lil and fourteen (1ll, 10 and u. 9
ard 10, 3 and ~, and and Is, to the WRIST
line q I'D tswnshIp number twenty-five
-. Snnge eee ~ west.
Whereupu essd Beard Of County ColA.
miDsioaefS appo1nted he following named
pefsooa. vtz 6. r. Tbempeoa, A. r. Louns
bufy and 0eesYe Do11Nnae, - vie Wcss.
Wftk tnsfs0e1foos ~ neee, u ecntuncsfoa
m ~ ConotY oorve1oe, = ~ gesideace
~ !. y. AGeH. q 8fSqe toul1eip, N
Ihn1s1l6, - IN ~ - M, =. D. ~,
- peee1 - v!nN ~ - - give =
~ ! b. - J. J go ..
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City Property.

residence and lots in all Of the city
specially desirable for sale Call early and
bargains.
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Insurance.
ILIFE. FIRE LIGHTNING AND TORNADO

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Naaae <ssess
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frx.. Of hartford sos4sn
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HOME Of New YORK. 7as.4s9
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proved lands /:

TOWNSHIP 81, ) WEST.
All OF section 10 at 81 90 per acre
TOWNSHIP Ii, 2EA>r
VIZ section 5 at so " per acre
TOWNSHIP 35, WEST
Lots G section 10 al $40 % per Acre
Nwia % Il 90
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Prices given for The EvenYea Plan On the SYea Plan there
discount of 20 and for Cash there discount of 50 is
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TOWNSHIP p, 3 WEST
These lands. at prices give

prices given. time. onefh
equal pay with
discount of 10 per
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Sheriff. Sale.
District Court, ssdguiek coanty, Kassas.
Mary Z. smith

District Court, ssdgwiek cosnty, Kassas.
Mary Z. smith
70.
Julius Y. Graham SD Annie l. Gnhaw.
By virtue Of IN order Of sole issusd oas q he
District Court OF the Eishtssnsh judicial Die
tyics, sitting In asd fbs yssigvick c0uaSy. kss.
SO. whstsin Mary =. smith II plsieij9, as1
Julius p. Graham snd Annis L. Graham ass
dssentsnts. Z will, on
Monday, fAs 1ssA 10y Of Msv, a. D ises.
1t o'ciock p = Ut the court house door. se-
Ing at the frunt Of The baildlsg ksoWn - EaGis
MOCK. on Douglas svssus, 10 he city o. Wicb-
ia, Kansas, 06er for sole % public ssesioss -
the highest bidder for Gosh IN haad, oil the
Yighs, title and interest Of the deesodaots.
Julius r. Graham and Annie l. Gyshans II
and to the following described rel psevsssy,
sttaatsd In the county Of Sedgwist. Sesss 81
kanaas, ~ wilt:
The porth- " sss quarter ~ Of section twenty
eight f2Q. township twssty-sips fD)s ren0s
three 90 west.
said real propsrsy 10 levied upos - he prop.
svty Of esfsudsnts, Julius Y. Gsaho9 81
Asnis L. Graham, sod will 10 enid - ssstsfy
said order sale
shsria's once. Wichlsa. Kaasss. April sasS.
4. ID. lse1.
n. =. WATT,
sheriff, Ssdgwick county. hanAos.
n q. RaEgies, PiaintsG's Attorney. -
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We are happy because we are having a

'sBIG BOOM,
Our trade way ahead of expectations. We appreciate
this all buying slOO worth, MORE
will present one box of
Lubins Perfumed Toilet Soap
containing cakes This special offer will last 10 days only
We have much larger stock than shown by before
Room is what want, and stock must be reduced
NEW YORK STORE
NJ. KOHN & CO.
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Sheriff Sale.
District Court, sedswiek county. Kansas.
JOSEPH W. st0ors
vs.
samuel Nixon.
By virtue Of m orter Of sale Issued oat OF the
District Court Of the Eightssnth Judicial Dis
Tict, sitting in anu for ssdgWiek county, kaa-
sas, wherein Joseph W. se0ors II plsintt9. asd
samuel Nixon h defendant, will, On
Monday, the 1sfA dsy Of M~y, A. ID. less.
at clock r. n, at the courthouse door, b.
Ing nj the front VI the building known ~ Eagle
Block. on Douglas avenue, In he city Of Wieh-
ia, Kansas, oder for saIe at pubIlc suesaOa, -
the highest bidder for each In hand, all The
right, title aud interest OF the dsfesalnat, nam
usl Nixon, In and ~ the following described
real properly, sitna'si IN the county Of >e1G-
wick, State o. kansas, 70 Wit:
The north-east quarter ~ Of section number
thfYfy-o (SI), township sumber twenty -ai10
(sg) s0uth, Of rARgs number four 10 vsst, II
Sedgwick comfy, kaneas, and spproased q
aye hsndred (5s0j dollsrS.
said real property Is lsvisd upon - The erop-
srty Of deiepdant. samusl Nixou, and Will b
sold tn sstis said order Of sale.
sheriG's Oince, wiehits, Kansas, April 3asa.
A. y. 1888.
n. r. WATT,
shsri9, sesigwick eoansy, kansss.
H. c. Rugxios, PlalOetGs Attorney. 81
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SheriHs Sale.


Frank NOil, Mary Noli, Angie l.. kerseyf
and Mary A. Drulsy.
By virtue Of an or'ier Of sale issusd out Of the
District Court OF the Eighteenth Judicial Die
trict, sitting In Ind for sedgwick county, Kan
sas, wherein j. X. d Sherwood In p,Ainti6,
and Frank Noll, Mary Noli, Angie l.. Kerssy
and Mary A. Druley are defendants, I will, on
Monday. The 2sih dag If Nay. A. d. 1857.
at O'Clock p. NJ, at the court-house DIOR, be-
Ing at the frvnt OF the building known - Eagle
Block, on Douglas avenue. In the city Of wich-
tia, Kansas. Ofer for sale ct public auction. to
the highest bidder for cash In hand, all this
right, title and interest Of the defendantt,
Frank NoII, Mary Noll, Angie l.. ksrsey and
Mary A Druley, In and 10 The following c>-
scribed real property, situated In the county ol
sedgw lex. State q ksnsas, to wit:
The north half "a OF the northeast quarter
"a. and the north half % Of the north west
quarter ~. of section twenty six t36l town
ship twenty-eight l.s,. range three tU west. In
Sedgwick county, Kansas.
said real property 10 levied upon - the prop
rrty Of above named defendants, and VIII Be
sold to satisfy said order of sale
sherin's Office, Wichita, Kxnsas. April sad.
A. ID. lSs,.
HR WATT,
sheriff, sedgxick county, Kansas.
h Harris. Plaintiffs Attorney. SIS
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

zy-tf
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SheriR's Sale.

Sherif3'e Sale.
District Court. seigwIck county, Kansas.
trio Atwood
Morton K. Davis.
By virtne Of an ORDER Of saIs issued out Of thu
District Court Of the Eighteenth Judicial Dis.
irict, sitting In and for sedgwisk county. Kan
sas, whereis Orio Atwood Is plaintI6. aud
Morton u. Davis l. defendant, will, On
Monday. the 2sfh day Of May, A. D. 1858.
at O'Clock r NJ. d. n the court-h0u door, b.
ing at the front Of the building known % Eagis
Block, on Douglas avenue, In the city OF W ich.
ita, Kansas, Offer for ssls Ut public auction, "a
the highest bidder for cash In hand. all ihs
ton k Davis, In AMI to the following -dsseribsd
real property, situated tn the county Of ssdg-
wick, State OF Kansas, to wit:
The east half u 1T tho south-sase quarter
(k) Of section thfrty.three 1D and the south
west quarter ts<J and east half ~ Of the noSsh
west quarter ~. and west half tjSj Of north
east quarter % and west half (,SJ u the south
east quarter, OF .. elton thirty-Gour t3SJ, town.
ship twenty -eight t3s) sooih, Of range three ts)
section four -, sad the west hs T fSj and shs
west half ~ Of the northeast quarter 10
ami The west half % Of southeast quarter ~,
VI section three tsj In township twsnty-sins
t19), range three CD vet: all In ssdswieh
county, Kansas, anil appraised 1t eleven thou.
sand Two hundred ul ,3Ol dollars
said real property II levied upon NJ the prop.
be sold TO satisfy said ortsr OF sale.
sherin's ONCE, wichits. Kansas, April sath,
A. ID. lss3
H.R. WATT,
sheriff, sedgwick county, Ksnsrs
II &. Ruggles, Piainti6's Attorney. SIS
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quantity quality and win probably 6ad urpass any
. market
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TOWNSHIP "a, l WEST.
TOWNSHIP 81. 2 WEST.
TO@NSniP 25, l EAST

TOWNSHIP p, EAST
W.. me-. section q at slO co per acre.
TOWNSHIP %, EAST
SEES of section 2 at . . per acre.
NelA &c - %
Nwi3 - 81 10 a.
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TOWNSHIP %. 5 EAST.


50 sw4 section p a 8 90 per acre.
/ Lots {. 9 and 10, section 81 at 81 o. per scre
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

Incorporated and acting under previous
laws or by special charter or, statute
passed 10y the legislature. and contain
ing more than 1900 and less than 5000
inhabitants became and were cities vi
the second class, i,o jure. while those
tlat. had been incorporated under pre-
vinus laws or special charters or stnt.
ute passed 10y the legislature, had som,
thing To do to become cities Of the
second class, SOFAS to he governed 10y
the provisions Of that act. In 1879 soc
I Of the act Of March, 1871. was re-en
acted md IN addition made thereto
See Act 1879 p 1893. and again in 1891,
making the limit - 900 instead Of 49,
900. See Acts 1851 p 1853.
Alterations have been made from
time to time, and some sections re-
pealed, but the sections above cited
with their amendments still remain III
force"
We let up,and retired to II sanctum
fully satisfied that the position
taken by Mr.. CLANCY, is the correct
one.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

looms I would furnish enough money
to rebuild every ship and load them
with cargoes. IF I could close the 81.
loon | would save men enough for
their crews ready to lie sent forth at
the bidding Of the nation. Every year
has lis spring, summer and winter, 80
Gods temperance year has its seasons,
bu. always under the snow. there is
life waiting for the spring. In obscn-
rity n boy lived and grew to minh ~d
and when in the country's need his
hand signed the emancipation procla-
nation. People thanked God for the
man for the hour, and the hour for the
man. A woman down in Ohio joined
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, and IN time came TO reign in
the White house, when she banished
wine from its tables. Women thanked
God for the woman for the hour and
hour for the womnn Some amusing
stories were told to briug out points.
Once Senator Voorhees, when lectur.
ing in Iowa, he said. what would you
farmers do with your corn il there
wee no distillc~ies to use 1t? Ons
farmer arose and wanted to know If he
could asked that question for informa-
ton. Yes he did, well then | would
advise them to raise more hogs and
less he'll Another which may not no
20 true of a man in Kansas who was
caught in II rain and got into a hollow
tree to keep dry, the tree swelled IN
the rain so when he wished to get out
he stuck fast. At last he he bethought
himself to pray, but il did no good.
Then he remembered that he should
confess his sins while he prayed. There
were n great many to confess for he
was q politician. At last he thought
how he had voted against prohibition.
and it made him feel 40 small that he
got right ont.
The saloon men are very much in
favor Of moral suasion but what they
need is legal suasion.
Some time ago the temperance pco-
pie threw across the great stream Of
intemperance u bridge called the
pledge, over which many crossed in
safety. but so many slipped over the
sides that they built q cover over ii
called high license. That also failed TO
he safe. Now they are making u build
ing strong and safe called prohibition.
Its corner stone, total abstinence.
Every voter on the right side was q
brick in the building. The women
have their place in II to. II takes
mortar to make the brick firm and
strong, so woman il the mortar to make
men stick to their good resolutions
Maine, Kansas and Iowa have rooms
in the building. and when all the states
are safely housed, then VIZ will raise
the white flag Of peace, and plant the
old bell Of liberty in its tower, and vel
Ring out the old, ring in the new,
Ring out the false, ring in the true"
w,
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

Do not fail 10 hear the Tennessee.
|sys on "Wednesday evening Of next
Fxeek, January 2, 1894. It 10 unusual
FOR them to sing in towns Of this size,
land all who have heard them IRE look
ing forward to q rare treat. Cory. the
Header Of the negro revival singing Of
tie South, is q genius. Hangerwan
lie heaviest basso living, is with the
lennesseeans. Buy your reserved seats
beforehand and thus be sure of hear
,,ng them. Seats for sale at Henry
Cooks drug store.
9. N. d. Picket, who sang with the
Tennesseeans In the first concert they
over gave, and who has been condnu'
Dusly with Donavin's ever since, is &C
knowledged the hest c0lored cOrnetist
ON the stage. lie will render som,
choice selections with variations dur
ing thsir concert. One night ssonly
and Wednesday evening, January 2. I
the date. Secure reserved seats early
aud do not TAI, ~ hear them. Ticker
for sale Vt Henry Cooks drug store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

Mr.. NJ. r. Allison, Hutchinson, Kan,
saved his life by q simple trial bottle
of DIR. Kings New Discovery, br con.
sumption, which caused him TO pro.
cure u large bottle that completely
cured him when doctors, change OF
climate and everything else had failed
Asthma, bronchitis, hoarseness, severe
coughs, and all throat and lung dis
eases it ia guaranteed to cure. Tria.
bottles free at Henry Cooks drug
! store. Large sire, 81.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the mater Of the application OF
Governor N. Mcdaniel 70 be appoius-
cd administrator Of the estate O GeorQv
8. Mcdaniel, notice 10 hereby giveu
that I have appointed and Get aside
the fourtsspth day Of January, 1885,.
for hearing said application. All per,
Sons interested will take notice hereof
and attsnd::st the office Of the county
judge IN and for Webster county, Ne.
brsska, At that time II they 20 dcsirs.In
witness whereof I have hereinto act
my hand and affixed the seal of said
county court, 1T Red Cloud, December
q, 1883. JNo. r. WILCOX,
-. County Judge.
q. II. CLANCY, attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
NOTICE.

The co-psrtnsrship heretofore exit
ing between D. B. Spanosle and A. L
Funk. doing business in the towns Of
Rcd Cloud and Blue Hill. Nebraska,
'pnder the Arm name and style Of
Spanogle 4 Funk, will be dissolved ON
January l, 1894, by expiration Of
time. All debts due said Arm will be
collected by d. b. SpsnogIe.
sPANooLE 4 HUNK.
Dated At Red Cloud. Decsmbe %, 1888
a. 2l-3w
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
To our f'RIENUS,

Y With this issue OF tbs CHIEF we
est of the old four page folio and
herge into a six column quarto, there
" adding sirt,yn columns to Tits
CHEF. We were compelled to make
fstis enlargement on account Of our
Constantly increasing business and
lope that our friends will appreciate
TIC change.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
KNIGH7HOOD.

On Saturday night. Calantha lodge,
U. d., Knights Of Pythias, Wa duly
and regularly instituted in this city, at
their Castle hall, by Grand Chancellor.
J. G. Jones, of the Grand Jurisdiction
Of Nebraska, assisted by seventeen
knights from Hastings lodge, X. r.,
together with brethren from Kansas,
Iowa and other places. At eight
o'clock, everything being in readiness,
II grand lodge Of emergency was organ
lied with the following grand officers
in the chairs
J. G. Jones, q. C.
A. 3. Campbell, q. V.C.
b. +. Lead, G. X. X. 8.
A. J. Anderson, G. p.
John Dugan, G. NJ. A.
Jacob Thomas, G. p. q.
James Martin, q. l. G.
c. Pollock, q. 0. @.
With the converting Of the grand
body the work Of instructing the
candidates in the mysteries Of this
chivalaric order ensued and the con.
tering of the several ranks was done in
u most creditable manner by the breth-
ren of Hastings lodge, the work con.
summing the better part Of The night.
At half.past eleven O'Clock, according
to previous arrangement, v grand ban.
quet was rendered to the grand chan.
cellor and visiting knights. The sup
! per was served at Lauterbach's restau-
rant and was certainly a credit TO his
cuisine ability. After supper the can
d dates were initiated in the high and
honorable rank Of knight, and then
followed installation Of the officers fol
the ensuing term. The Off GERS selec.
ted, were:
+. CA. c. Hosmer.
G. C.-M. ID. Edinger.
v. c.. l.. Miller.
Prelate- j. A. Tulleys.
X. X. S.-Robt v. Shirley.
NJ. F.-W. NJ. Visscher.
NJ. adam Morhart.
M. A.-George CARRIER.
l. Go. G. Roberts.
q. G.-Gus. Simmerman.
Attendants-J. NJ. Pryse, F. Brad,
brook, Robt. Damerell, Frank Dimor
Ter.
ID. ID. G. CA. G. Hosmer.
The new lodge starts out with the
very brightest prospects, there being
nearly forty charter members, and
number Of applicants for honors or
the road. The knights have 80.
cured the Masonic hall for their use
and will hold meetings twice eacl
month. May it live forever.
ANTE.ROOM WHISPERS.
Bro. Geo. b. Donavin, business man
ager Of Donavin's Tennesseeans, anC
q prominent Ohio member, was pres
ent, and assisted in the iniatory
ceremonies.
Bro. James Goble, Of Iowa, was pres
ent on the occasion.
Calantha lodge makes ten that Bro
Jones has instituted since his admins
tration As grand chancellor. He i
an efficient and valiant knight and ha
the success Of ~Pythianism 1T heart
Under his administration the knight
Of Pythias are taking rapid strides il
this jurisdiction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

On last saturday. David Smnlsrer
and Robert Rownd made their final
! proofs.
/ Il. u. PAR1gs, made the first final
proof on homestead entry in Webster
county.
WASTED.--A situation rs u compos.
itor in n printing otic. Three years
experience. Will also take situation
~ copyist. Address Anna Moor O., Red
Cloud, Neb.
Our old frien d and fellow workman
Lyman II. Henry, The nbie and sue
cessful editor Of the Enterprise, publish
ell vt Coon Rapids, iowa, with his usu.
al vim published u large and hand.
some Christmas edition Of his paper.
Az long as the paper is manned by
Henry Bros, the Coon Rapids people
will have IL newspaper that they can
feel proud Of
VIZ received this week. q handsome
and very neatly printed Christmas edi-
tjer OF the Clinton III Public rsp,rtC
Nh choice selections and original
After from noted men, contributed
u friends If our former ''boss.'
k6nong the noted authors were, Rev.
q vid Swing Of Chicago. Rev. II. O
Ia hhman Of Bloomington. r. +. Brown
q Cincinnati. Nothing succeeds like
S6k,cess, and our old boss is at the ton
& the heap.
Ha,HicAGo COMEDY CoMPASY.-Ths
Afndemy OF Music was packed las'
t1Eht TO witness the beautiful Irish
Rama, Kathplcen Mavourneen, a,
~ iidered by the Original Chicago Com
ody Company. The drama is too vel
Known to need any comment. The
part of kathaleen gave full scope To 'h'
~ dotional powers Of Susie Chase Nef
And her renditi IN Of the part was sn
perior to any we have yet witnessed
He support was excellent. Mr.. Mel
Blowing himself a comedian Of nor,
nan ordinary a5ili.y.-Omaha Bee.
lK: -
ONE day last week, George Hol
Mud, proprietor o! the Holland House
e~bufchased the Boys Home, for which
Nc paid $4OOO. Mr.. Holland propos
To- TO make this one Of the best house
Ia the Republican Valley, and will a
Ieice, If weather permits, commence t,
Itp6t, repaint and renovatc tho entir
uildiag, adding thereto new kitch
Eon md a veranda on the east. side
0eorge il M enterprisiny hotel keeper
Did has u State reputation for keepin,
Ecne of the hest hotels this side Of tn
Missouri river. Hs expects 20 be abb
~ occupy the building some time il
March. The CHIEF i. pleased " not
3ie success of Mr.. Holland.
NOTHING 10 SO much desired ~ PEI
<eet sight. and perfect sight cnn OIL
~, obtained by usi ,g perfect spectacle
Tie Bauman White Crystal Lens i'm
Drove, strengthen and preserve ia
&Sifht. To those who are trouble
4 ight or day with imperfect vision "
1ly ask q trial Of these wonderf
bpectacles. A perfect fit guarantee
! al every pair warranted, tn be foun
lsNly At Ma;y,tt 4 Co.'S. jewelry sto:'
4syhere will also be fund n complet
assortment If watches, clocks, silve
Sls,nd plated ware. Repairing CAREFUL
And chcAply done AMI all work full
wnrrantcd. Sign of two watches, Re
ltIloud. Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

The road reports on the two roada
south Of the river laid over TO next
meeting.
Board adjourned 10 January 3, 1854.
J. p. BAYHA, J. e. SIXTH.
County Clerk. Chairman pro tenn.
, 1883-08-09
From iYe,InesInN.s DaiiN,

S s. Dakota left at O'Clock this
morning for S. F.
The frame of the new warehouse on
Union wharf is up. 1t is about 32x66 #.
in size, and viii hold large quantity of
freight
Mr.. S. Hancock, of Island county, has
lost track of valuable history of pio-
neer travels. 1t is il manuscript; it WAS
loaned to some one in Port Tow nsend.
II the party sees this item it may refresh
their memory to LEI us know where the
book l..
In speaking of the Snohomish valley
coal, we omitted to mention the name OF
Mr.. JAS. Jones, of this city, as one of
the principal originators of the enter
prise OF searching in that valley for coal.
OF the specimen sacks brought to this
place, Mr. Jones has tested a portion
with the most gratifying result. 1t
burns readily, throws out an enormous
heat, leaves no clinkers, and the ashes
left are hardly worth mentioning. (We
have not the exact figures, but the test
was indeed gratitying) Mr. Jones in
forms us that arrangements haze been
completed for Developing the mine. We
hope those who have bean euterprising
enough to strike out and do something
in this line will reap rich reward, as
they certainly deserve it. From present
indications they will be sure 10 do so.
, 1883-08-09

CHOLERA PBoPHECY. : GLOOMY VIEW
OF IT DIR. 3. G. Jenkins, who claims
the credit of having predicted the
present outlEeak Of cholera eleven
ycnIs ago. contends in the Pal HHH
Ga-ciic that the disease which has
periodically visited England is not
Indian. but Arabian, in origin. The
Indian cholera, he says. has uniform
ly exhausted itself in Russia and
Germany. whereas the arabian i'll
every instance where Egypt has been
attached has been communicated to
England For example, in March
1865. the disease broke out in Mecca;
III June it appeared in Alexandria,
killing 50 persons in Egypt III three
months: nine days after the first
death occurred in Alezandri5 the pes
thence was in England. Mr.. Jen-
in5 takes the gloomiest kind of a
view OF the present outbreak i'll
Egypt. predicting that before the
year closes the disease will be making
ravagc5 in every quarter OF the globe.
The generally accepted theory makes
the Ganges the point of origin in
every periodical visitation, the out
breaks corresponding to the twelve
year pilgrimages to the Hinloo TEN
pies. 1t Is easier in the present in
stance, it must be admitted to trace
the progress of the disease to NJ ecca.
, 1883-08-09
Of Interest to Land Claimants.

L he missioner Of the General
Land Cffce decided case ON the,
seccid Of July from tie La Grande
Cflice which is of interest to MANY
people in this region. The Register
and Receiver at La Grande rejected
the pre-emption proof of Antonio
Morrett, who appealed to the Gener-
al Land Office. In deciding the case
the Commissioner said, Settlement
is alleged Nov 18th, 1882. His proof
as TO residence and cultivation is ex-
tremely unsatisfactory. Claimant
has house and a garden which he
values at 5000, while his witnesses
estimate them at from $40 to $40.
His residence has not been eontinu-
Gus, although he claims the place his
only home. Ihave therefore to af
firm your decision and reject his ap-