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New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
A BUFFALO AND PORTLAND LINE.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRBUSE.l

BosToY, June Tile Journal says that in
connection with the proposition recently made TO pur
chase the interest the city OF Portland In the Portland
and ogdensburg Railway, 10 is understood there Ia
scheme on establish trunk line which shall ex-
tend from Buffalo to Portland rhe movement ia In the
interest and under the control OF the Rome Watertown
md Ogdensburg road. TO complete the line TO Portland
lease OF the Ogdensburg and Lake Champain and tho
ST. Johnsbury and Lake Cnamplain Railroad IL pro-
posed It the control OF the Portland and Ogdensburg
and the owned by the city OF Portland be
controlled the line Will be completed and under one
management
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
ST. JULIEN AND CLINGsToYE TO TRoT.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Chicago Driving Park
management has just arranged what promises to be .
fine race The a special match between
ST. Julien and Cilngstone admittedly the fastest troters
on the turf except Maud s., for $1,000 side. with
S. 600 added by the association and $1,000 additional
to beat the best record2:l04m heats best three IN
Chicago Summer Trottng Meeting The Is fully
arranged play or pay, and 81 600 side is ia the hands
of
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
Icaoo IT I6hIpoI a 10 II Neg York r IbhIpol I
RUNS SCORED EACH INNING.
sSsisafSi sss york .....:... la La

Earned runs Chicago 3; New.York. 5. First base
balls-Chcago 3: New York. H. First base by errors
chicago. 4; New-York 0. struck out-chicago. New
York. 2 Two base hits-Anson Goldsmith. Ewing, Ward.
Dorgsn Hankinson Three base its-Fint and Hansnson
Home Wech Double plays-Dorgan and Ewing, Troy
Connor Pansr and Anson Burns and Pfer and Anso1
bals-Fnt, Wild pitcnes-Corcoran, WEIGH l.
Time Of gsmeTwo hours and twenty-five minutes Umpire
Mr.. Lane. -
ISOLATION nine also defeated the champions OF the Amer
lean Association The game was tae second played be-
tween tine Metropolitan and Cincinnati mines and was
the second victory for the home nine. Only one rua
scored up to the eighth inning. The playing on
both sides sharp and the applause frequent About
1000 people present. In the fourth inning the
first run was scored. Esterbrook went to
frst base fumbled ball by Fu-
at short stop, went to second on O'R0uke's
hit and reached the home plate Roseman's safe hit
No scored until the eighth inning. when
Keife allowed sommers to get to fist base on called
balls Sommers stole to second and came home on Car
penters hit to right field. This tied the In
the latter part OF the eighth inning the Metroposans
again rallied and secured two runs Brady made
a safe hit Esterbro0k knocked the ball TO Fumer, who
again made costly error which allowed Brady to
reach second base and Esterbrook first. Oouke mado
"two-bagger," which sent both Brady aud Esrerbrook
to the homo plate. summary OF the score Is a.
follows:
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
THE CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN.

CHICAGO, June 7.-At meeting of the
stockholders OF the Chicago and Northwestern Railway
this afternoon the following directors were reelected
sidney Dillon d. o. Mills, John NJ. Burke NJ. Hughitt
and n H. Fairbank the latter being elected in place Of
David Dows, who declines reelection. Tho total num-
Der OF votes 324,7S2 The articles OF consoi
daton between the Chicago, Milwaukee and Northwest
ern and Elgin and State Line Railroad companies
unanImousy adopted. These companies were formerly
proprletary lines semi-annua dividend OF Jig per
cent ON common stock and quarterly dividend OF
cent on preferred stock declared payable June %
Jne transfer books close June l5 and open June 80.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
ST PAUL AND NORTHERN PACIFIC.

ST. PAUL, June THE stockholders of the
st. Paul and Northern Pacific Railroad held meeting
Yesterday and elected the following board Of directors
Henry Willard Frederick Billings, Edward ID. Adams,
Egisto G. Fabbri and Thomas F. oakes, OF NewYork;
Charles D. Weight OF Philadelphia; George l.. Becker,
Francis s. Delano. and Alexander Ramsey OF ST. Paul
Tie road was originally known as the Western Mime
SOFA and organized TO construct line from Brain
erd to Sank Rapids so as 90 connect the Mort horn
Pacific with the ST. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba
Road Since coming the control OF the Northern
Pacific manag cement It has been proposed to extend the
line fran Sauk Rapids 10 St Paul.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
a CHURCH VESTRY SUSTAINED.

TRENTON, June 7.-Judge Depue to-day
read the opinion of the Supreme Court the case of
Alfred NJ. Livingston against Trinity Episcopal Church
of this city. Mr.. Livingston had been deprived by
resolution of the vestry OF his In Trinity Church.
the ground that he guilty Of slanderous language
The reasons assigned by Mr. Lvingstons counsel for q
reversal tho yesrys resolutions that they had
been passed IN the absence OF the prosecutor 1ne Court
sustained the action OF tie yestry.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08

Robert C0llyer says, "In America dyspepsia
turks beneath the piecrus" and what folows De true
we may well believe him. Jack had been away way. ios @
turned 70 hs native town to find Of the old aces
there, and even the old home gone witn some trouble
he at last found what seemed to be the old CELLAR 0us
what seemed To be round bit Of very old leather
gazed at II for whilc and then exclaimed; =, desS
old Aunt sues undercrasts with the plate Gil mou'dee
away from il p-tHa BsxaSs
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
TIE EXAMINATION OF MRS. SEXTON.

In the Tombs Police Court yesterday Justice
White began the examination In the case of Charles
Eppstein, who Is charged by Mrs. Ella Sexton with
having committed perjury. The complainant was
subjected to rigid cross-examinaton as to whether
she had been frequenter of dsreputable resorts
that she had attended bali on December 8, 1882,
but she denied that she intoxicated, that she
had been elected by the proprietor. She admitted
that she had lived in q disreputable house as u
chambermaid.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
RUNS SCORED EACH INNING.
Clnclnnatl " v
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earned-CincinnaL o; Metropolitan, o. First base
by ors-Cincinnati 8 Metropolitan Struck out
Cincinnati 81 Metropolitan Total lett bsses-Ciucn-
natl Metropolitan o. Total ts-Cincinnst 8;
Metropolitan, 10 Double pays-F Funer Reilly and Snyder
Passed ballssnyde UmpreC. Daniels. Time OF game
One hour and hfty.two minutes.
The Buffalo and New-York nines play on the Leagm
grounds the Polo Grounds to-day and the C1ncinnat
and Metropolitan mines the American Association
grounds.
At Philadelpnia-The Athletics had made four
and the St. Louis club one when the game was
called at the end OF the fourth inning on account OF
rain
At Baltimore-Rain prevented the game between the
Baltimore and Columbus nines
At Trenton-Detroit, nine Trenton, five.
At Pttsburg-Allegheny, ten Eclipse, OF Louisville, O
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
DIR. CHARLES KARSNER.

OCEAN GROVE, n. j., June 7.-Charles
Karsner the leading residents OF this place. formerly
of Philadelphia, fell dead from heart disease last night
He spent over thirty years IN the itnerancy OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. but OF late had pracced
medicine.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
sUNDAYsCHoOL CONVENTION.

HUDSON, June 1.-THE State Sunday School
Convention adjourned this evening. The closing
consisted Of addresses by the Rev. Nj Peck, OF
Brooklyn, and the Rev. Henry NJ Sanders Of New York.
q general review OF the work OF the convention and
The convention will be held
at Oswego on June 3, 1884
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08

The death OF Judge Addison Gardiner. t. Darwin Smith
presided. memorial and resolutions were adopted.
William f. Coggswe selected to delyer on squress
az The CITY Hall on une o. The members Of the bar
viii attend the funeral tomorrow IN o body.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
SIR GEORGE BOWER.
LONDON, June 7.-Sir George Bowyer, the
legal writer, Is dead

Sir George Bowyer, Baronet was born In ISL and In
1889 he was admitted the bar at the Middle Temple.
For some years he was Editor of The Guardian In 1850
he became convert TO the Roman Catholic faith and
soon after he Published The Cardinal Archbishop OF
Westminster and the New Hierarchy" an authorized
pamphlet defending the division OF England into Roman
Catholic diocrses by Plus TX. He also published "A Dis
sertation Oh the Statutes OF the Italian Cities and
legal works OF high reputation He was elected {"
Parliament Dundak In 1892 acting for many years
the recognized mouthpece OF foreign Roman Catholic
aud powers He received the degree OF ID. C. L.
orders by Plus TX.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
ANOTHER NAMED HATToN.
lnrrELEoRApH TO rHr TRIBUNE. /

WASHINGTON, June t. The enterprising
yirst Assistant Postmaster-Gen Is steadily and
surely gaining on the Father of his Country Another
psst Office has been named Hatton This the twentieth
bearing that 1t is situated in Albany County,
Wyoming.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
BowDOIN COLLEGE CLASS RACE.

BRUNSWICK, Me-, June THE three-milo
race between the Junior, sophomore aud Freshman
crews OF Bowdon College WAS rowed on the Androscog-
gin River this afternoon and was by the Sophomores
In Is minutes seconds-the best time ever made over
his
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08

See the eternal unhtness Of things. A silver
dollar of 1904 was recently sold for glO4 while the all
yer dollar OF the present day Is worth about 10 cents
This Is progress.-IOu City Derrick
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08

mans strength is said to lie in his hair,
and woman's in lying about hair claiming that IL
IL all her own. fCincinDau saturday Night
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
TIE LATE ADDISON GARDINER.

ROCHESTER, June IA meeting of the Mon
County held tbis afternoon to take action
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08

fore the ace was decided In instance wnere Mn.
Edredge recovered his ball. running after and striking
backward 1t elected great enthusiasm from audience
under dripping umbrellas. The games resulted In M
Green's favor by 40, 6.3 60.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
RUMoRED NEGOTIATION OF STOCK.

MONTREAL, June Tt is stated to-day that
the Canadian Pacific Railroad has negotiated another
ten millions OF Its stock.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
F. whipple, Edgar G

Custom House at Fort uuron-F Whippie' Iasai
epauldng George g. Van Alstine. ~, ~. oor,
The Cv Service Commission gives notce be iSas srviee
xe,tve EXAMINATIONS admission TO the puone
VII be held between June 10 and July ~ tne
places: Albany, Boston Burlington, &, 1dananolis
Kansss tsfy Mo: Louisville. Milwaukee, NswOT,eans'
P,fsbure Port Huron Mch; Portland Me- T
y 4. PoSbesfer NJ Y; ST. Louis, san FRANCISCO WASH
ington. -. o~o,,,rod OF either ~ said
p,sces Tor service In any department In Masingt.on
ssboud now send written request 10 the CIVIL SSrNlvy
So,omssion for the proper application planK winch VIII
be supplied
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-07-19
PUAIIOATlON NOTICE..
4 publioation july. 18th, 1888.

First publication July 18th, 1888.
Henry l.. Eush will take notice that
J. b, Walk rs rs plaintiff did, on the 2lst
day of June 1888, file his petition in the
District Court. IN and for Phillips coun-
ty, state of Kansas, against him as de-
tendant. setting forth that on the First
day of August, Eighteen hundred and
eighty-one, said Henry l.. Rush gave a
mortgage to the said plaintiff, on The
following described land Situated in
the county Of Phillips, and state OF Ian
sas, viz: The south half of he north
east quarter and the south halt of the
northwest quarter Of section number
two (2,) town number one III range
number seventeen 40 west of the
sixth co. p. M, to secure the payment
of the sun OF S36.S0, according to ten
cert tain notes referred to IN said mort
gage, and praying Judgment against
said Henry l.. Rush fOr the sum of
$50. 90, now claimed to be due and un-
paid, with interest at u per, cent. per
aQnum from August 1st, Eighteen hum
cred and eighty-One or that said prem
5ses. may be sold to pay the samo.I
Now said defendant, Henry i. Rush,
is hereby notified that he must appear
and answer said petition on or before
the 3Ist dav Of August, Eighteen hun
red and eighy-U rec or said petition
will be taken as true against, him and
Judgment for said amount and q de-
cree forever barring him of any right,
/ title or interest in and to said lands, af-
+ ter the sale thereof, Will-.bes rendered
! against him, and ordering said lands to
be sold to satisfy any sum found to be
due the plaintiff on said notes and mort
gage. g. a. SPAULDING
/ rsEALl Clerk Dist Court
W. ). Patterson attorr ey for plainsiff
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Ottawa Republican: Payne, who has
been SO persistently trespassing upon the
Indian reservations.S;gulling credulous
fools, and creating much of the trouble
on the western frontier, Cif there is such
a thing IS ''western frontier'' now,
has cost the government quite enough.
1t is high time to give him lesson in
good behavior which will last him the
balance of his life. He has been tritied
with quite enough.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-07-19
PuBlIoATIoN NoTitIl
{ publication June o8tb 1854

First publication June 2sta 1888.
George w. Bruner will take notice
that ] b, Watkins, as plaintiff did on
the 10th day of June; 1888, file his PEE
tition in the District Court, III and Tor
Phillips county, State of Kansas,
against hinE as defendant sesiine fortha
thai on the first day of July 1881, said
George w, Bruner gssveA mbrtgaee to
sthesSaId. plaintiff, on foll3wing de-
scribed land situated in the county OF
Phillips and state of Kansas, viz
The northwest quarter of section num-
Der seven ID town numbet two (2,l
range number nineteen (19,A west of
the sixth (6) p. M, to secure the pay
ment of the sum of S37.70 according
tO ten certain notes referred to in said
mortgage, and praying Judgment.
against said George w. Bruner for
tbs sum of 1910. now claimed to be
due and unpaid, with interest at II
per cent. per annum, from July LIST,
1881, or that said premises may be sold
to pay the same.
Now said defendant George w. Bru-
ner is hereby notified that he must APP
pear and answer said petition oil or
before the eighteenth day of August,
1888, or said petition will be taken as
true against him, and u Judgment for
said amount, and a decree forever
barripglhim of any right, title or I'M
terest IL and to said lands, after the
sale thereof, will be rendered against
him, and ordering said lands to he
lod to satisfy any sum found to b.
i du the. plaintiff on said notes nnd
mortgage.
Attest; G. A, SPAULDING,
! [sEAL1 Clerk Dist. Court.
BY. w. Lowe, Deputy.
w. J. Patterson, atty for Plaintiff.
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A farmer came into a grocery store
the other day and exhibited to the eyes
of an admiring crowd an enormous eoo
about six inches long, which he avowsd
to have been laid by one of his own hens.
He had it packed in cotton and would
mt allow any bodyEto handle it for fear
OF breaking the phenomenon. The oyo-
celyman examined it with the rest. and
intending to chaf the countryrnan re-.
marked
"tshaw! I've got son sthing'in the
egg line that will beat tnat. -
"l'A bet you So you havn't.,, said
the countryman, getting excited.
''Iaseit up, replied the srocervuar.
and going behind the count. + ne brought
out wire egg heater. e =
There is somsthing in the ego line
that VIII beat it, Igue IS, ''said he reach.
ing ont for the stakes.
Hold on there" said the farmer,
''let 5 see yOu beat it, ;, and he handles :,
70 the grocer. The latter held ont D.,
hand for il, but dropped it to his snr
prise On the counter, Where II brore
TWO soup plates and platter. It wa,
OF solid iron painted white.
s'Some folks think they're darnatioy
CUTE" m0rmGred the farmer q -
pocketed the stakes and lit ont. I'M \,
.taln't no use buckin' against the sole
Ae'~oos fttr
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punLloArIaN NoTIcE.
First pabllcatlon June 18th, 1888

First publication June 2Sth, 1888.
John Durler will take notice that
r r. Watkins as plaintiff did on the
18th day of June, 1883, file his petition
i'm the District Court in and Tor Phil
Inns county, state of Kansas, against
MIN aselefendRnt, setpthgs forth that
on4he EFirst dav of 3 uIys a. Ds1SSl,
said john Durler gave a lnoItgage to
thesaid plaintiff, on the teAIOsglng de-
scribcd land situated in the county of
Phillips and state of Kansas, viz !;
The southwest quarter of section num-
Der seven "a, } town number two (2,)
range number nineteen 49, west of
The sixth (6} p. M, to secure the pay
nent of the sum of 500. 05, according
to, ten certain notes referred TO In, said
mortgage. and praying Judgment
arafflt said John DurIer for the sum
of S27, now claimed to be due and I'M
maid. with interest at II per cent.
per annum,s from July LIST, 1881, or
that said premises may be sold to. pay
the same.
Now said defendant, John Durler
is hereby notified that he must APP
pear and answer said petition on or
before the Eighteenth day of August,
1883, or said petition will be- taken as
true against him and a Judgment for
said amount, and a decree forever bar
ring him Of any right, title. or Interest
in and to said lands, after the sale
thereof, will be rendered agains him,
and ordering said lands to be sold to
satisfy any sum found to be due the
plaintiff upOh said notes and mort
gage,
Attest: G.. A. SPAULDING,
CsEALl F-f. CLERK Dist. Court, E
BY 3. w. Lowe, Deputy.
w. J. Patterson, atty for Plaintiff
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NOTICE TIMER CULTURE.
Land ONCE at Kirwin Kunsas.
. June 4, 1883.


Contest Number 1892.
Complaint having been entered at
This ohee by Frank ]. Pomeroy
.agains s.. H. Pomeroy. his heirs or
.Iegal ii 5resentatives, for failure to
.coInply it'll law as to tiTnber-culture
ENTRY No. 1892, dated September IA
ISIS, uI5Sgl the IF ne or and NV "a
ne or section %, town 2, range 10, in
Phillips county, Kansas. With 81
view to the cancellation of said entry !;
contestant alleging that said Z. II.
Pomeroy is dead and that his heirs or
legal representatives hav. failed to
to plant 80 acres of saiQ land to timber
seeds or cuttings the fourth. year since
making said entry and have not
planted y acres of said land to timber.
timber seeds,or cuttings as required
law. The said parties are hereby sum-
tnoned to appear at this office on the
9Th day OF September, 1883, at
o'clock q. M, TO respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged fail
IRE. q JOHN9RISs5EL, Register!
VIM. Bissells Attorney jy-l9 8
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-07-19
NOTICE.

Land O;jcc at Kira0jn, KaaSoa,
[5636l June 28th, 1883
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
Iow:ng-uamtd settler has filed, notice
of his intention to make final proof
in support OF his claim, and that said
proof will Ic made before the Regis
ter or Receiver at Kirwin, Kancas, on
August 11th, 1853, viz:
JERRY BEVERLY
II e No ..149 for the IL If sc grand n
Inf sw q r section 6, town south, range
IS west. Henanes the following wit
nesses 10 prove his continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation OF said
Henry Howard, S. w. Wasting
ton, NJ G. Henryand Il. S. Jackson
all of Big Bend, Kansas - z
JOHN BISSELL, Register.
w G. DOnCarlQs attorney. ,siy-5
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NOTICE.
utnrn 81 - connarn:

To all whom it may coneerns
Whereas my wife, N. [. Vincent, has
left me without cause, warn all per-
sons not to trust her as 1 will not pay
her bills, and warn all persons not e
purchase any Of my property OF her rs
she has no right.to sell sthezr Same. ny
home and property arsin Philips Soun1
", Kan. A S s. FINCENT.
By S. w. OIcElroy, his atty. n39-2w
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Oberlin Herald: Myrtle Campbell, a
six-year old daughter of NJ. L. Camp
bell, who lives on the Prarie Dog, was
bitten on the calf of the right leg by a
rattlesnake, last Saturday about two
O'Clock, and died from the effects of the
poison about half past ten O'Clock that
night; whisky was freely given as an an
tidote, but the child vomited it up as
fast as given; the poison had either
affected the stomach, or the liquor had
been given in too large doses. DR..
Viii B. Mead was called, but reached
the patient too late to render any assist
ance.
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Record; Lamb, of the Kirwin INDIE
pendent, says that the tariff does not
proteet American manufacturers. If
such is the cases why does he howl
about the monop0iies created by TARIFF
Lamb is getting in deep water and even
the straws he catches at prove to be
hallucinatiOns,
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prnLICaTIoX NOrIaE.

First publication July 10, 1888, gsg,T.
Ambrose ID Graves and Mary S.
Groves will take notice that J. 3,
Watkins as plaintiff did, on the 21St
day of June, 1888, file his petition in.
the District Court, in and for Phillips
county, state OF Kansas, against them
as defendants, setting forth that on
the First day OF July, a. ID. 1881, said
Ambrose D. Groves and Mary s,
Groves gave mortgage to said plain
tiff, on the following described land
situated in the county OF Phillips. and
state OF kansas, viz: The northwest
quarter section number three (3,l
town number one 40 range number
aeventeen 40 west of sixth west p, m,
to secure the payment OF the sum. Of
$40. %, according to ten certain notes
referred - in said mortgage, and pray
ing Judgment against said Ambrose
ID. Groves and Mary =. Groves for
the sum Of SIS. %, now claimed to lie
due and unpaid, with Interest at u
per cert per annum, from July 1st,
1881, or that said premises may be
sold 20 pay the same. .,,,s
Now said defendants, Ambrose Dy
Groves and Mary S. Groves, here
by notified that they must appear and
answer said petition on or before the
| 81, utly Oh August 1000, OF SSsIu peIl-
ton will be taken as true against
! them and each of them; and a iudg-
ment for said amount, and arfdteree
/ forever barring them of any right,
little or interest in and to said lands,
after the sale thereby will be rendered
against them, and ordering said lands
| TO be sold to satisfy any sum found to
be due the plaintiff' upon said notes
and mortgage Isa''
w. J, PATTERSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff. -
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'.9H NOTICE-
Land once ut Kirwin, Kan, zoo
e - July 18th, 1888 pow

Land once ut Kirwin, Kan, l..-oo
Jnly 18th, 1888. ''0- {.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowiug-named settler has filed notice
Of hisgintention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that. said
proof VIII be made before the Register
or Receiver at Kirwin, Kansas, on
August q, 1888, viz: .aat7g -s.9s -
HARRISON .STOEER, -4s
Fl Z No 1860 for tie hf sw. or and
n hf Sc or section IS, town / south,
range 16 west. He names the follow
ing witnesses -to, prove bis contiguous
residence upon and cultivation of said
land, VIZ:
E i Hoy, VIM Gooder, Henry Hen
son and George Lawrence, all of Pleas
ant Green. Kansas. ~ -ss.r
JOHN BISSELL, Register
S. H. Bradley attorney lyle
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NOTICE.
Land ,Q6aco at Ks,7oie, Kansas: "a

E5G401 aa-i. Sc -aj- June 20, 1883. ~,
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
OF his intention tomake final proof in
support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Reg
lister or Receiver at Kirwin, Kansas,
ON August Il, 1888, viz Il:
BYRON NJ. KETLEY
HE No $3.50 for the Sc or section g.,
town. 3 south, range IS west. He
names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Charles Turner, Charles purnerjr.,
J. w, Byron, VIM Baker and Jacob
Thompson all of Riverton, Neb.
JOHN BISSELG, Register. -
Dodge 81 Mcbride att's, fy jy-5 p