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PROFESSIONAL.
~ 3. SMITH,
IL Attorney-at-Law.
Special attention given to commcrclai law
ana investigation OF land Titles
~ Office over Texas Express Co.
p.,,,.. orr Building, Main II.
at residence and ]. NJ, Houses Drug Store.
I T. MONTGOMERY,
Cs County Attorney BAYLOR Conptvl
Attorney-at-iNw and Real Estate Agent.
seymour, Texas.
w NJ. EDWARDS,
W Attorney and Counsellor-At- Law,
lO Lamar street.
---------.-- Dallas, Texas
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fers to treat diseases of the eve, and females
specially. Address, Workman, Texas
HALL BELL, MD.
a.. Residence n Pearl Street.
once In rear OF Murdoch A Baldwinis
drug store, Telephone at Office and residence.
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------------W Wichita Falls, Texas.
CHEsNUTT & WELBuRNE,
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j. v. ohEssurT. X. u. wELBoRNE.
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| IL Attorney at-Law and Land Agent.
halrd, Callahan County, Texas
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end Dallas 90 New Orleans without change.
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II 3, BELL, County Attorney
httorney.at-Law and Land Agent
Baird, Callahan County, TeSns
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CHEsNUTT 4 wELBuRNE.
~ Attorneys-at-Law and Land Agents.
Henrietta, Texas
u. v. OHtsNuTT. X. u. WELRnRNE
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EXPoKTs AND STOCKS.
Exports TINS week. Great Britain G5Sa0;
France, 400; Continent, 1881 stock 81 ali
United States ports, this day, $4,000; this
day last year, 1929 81.
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I HALL BELL, MD.
Residence n Pearl Street,
once In rear OF Murdoch a Baldwln's
drug store, Telephone nj Office and residence.
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PATENT NOTICES.


Unlfzp ozA1Hs LAND OFFIcR,
: ,o.r,c- sus,sas Msyadc, Ny g, lsss ST.
IN Payday Gold and Silver mining Company,
WHO'S postafAcs address n San Trancisco.
California, has this day Aled it, application for
patent for Fourteen hunorsd and etghty-ntno
li1saF feet Of the PAYDAY mine or vein barring
Width, situatsd 10 Jsckrsbbit Mining District,
County Of Lincoln. and State Of Nevada, and
deeignated BY the hsld notes and cfdcisl plat on
Ale y this once - Lot No. 30. locsted upon
unsufveyed land. Ths exterior boundaries of
BEGINNING at post marked No. /, survey
No -, from which o mineral monument No
1 besrs N % deg IS min 3 SAs feet. The stove
pipsof Day Mining OcnpAny's once bears n
Payday hoistins- bears a deg % min
6se feet. Thou, LIST course, 9 u deg ~ min 4
600 feet, 70 post marked No ., U survey No 50.
and post No l Of y survey No 81, said posts
being identical with the northeAsterly corner
moniiment Of the Payday location, from which
westerly corner Of the Payday location.
Thence, 9 IS deg 50 min W ls7 fest, to . point
on the westerly linsof y survey 70 "; thsnce.
N % deg 4 So feet, 70 post No !. survey No
e. M so s'1s = 81 n ma a ~ Pie:
bsehnina. Ooatainins n area Of g 100 scrs Of
land. which yFuots bang INCLUDED from this
survey leaves remaining an sreA Of - as-ioo
Nssne a variation 10 deg East
TIE Iocstion q this mine 10 recorded IN the
Rseerdar's once n Lincoln county, Nevada. In
Book Of Miping uetices. This lode Is bounded
o. The east " ths JscksAbbit mining claim,
and on the north. vest and south By NO known
claim, Az yso a1a .: y isS nn.
surEcs eronsd arc required to nie their adverse
claims With the Register Of the United States
Land once ct Iureka. in the State Of Nevada.
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Notice to LlenhpI dis.

NoTIcx1s xxaxnx aIyYp THAT RIA
s.es..ss.se ~ ss...ssssa = ss g! z 4.
sn1essigsed h plainSi9 and nsy1ovsr siivss
ninins COMPANY, ohio nins and Genet
6scsght y ss51sss iisaiH favor q plainti1
~ eeslnst 1elsn1an1e, upea ~ 1ialouine
ssi SE ss2' "a s;:s 6sss sss, ~. I.
1leynevss 9t1s, q aid tisisSsS. eesSll1is6 -.
sss s ~: :'as - u s':ss = i1s ss
"a lss q . sssss. t. !. sssssssss
~ thsssso, apprsvsd nsSrh =, iS5S. ~.
- lis.s .lss esl1 rssn lSss sl1si lkspssvi.:
eIssss Ssisss ~ cscss g Is Is ia ~ y
- - -. sssis's W. a -; =
ma neAnR onunaor1. x5oansia9.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-10-10

RY VIRTUE or pEceHE AID olpIa Oh
Ooust. u snd for The County Of lincoln. slah
Of Nevada. and 10 me dirss(sd ard dslivsr6
Tor judgment rsDdefed In eAid couEt, % ~
tsssty-.i1th day q yanusry, 4. p. isel, u
iiiusssii. Margaret Rssssii, William q. ScHrr.
rsy. Elisabeth mcmurrsy Ansiia O. Mrlaurfsy
West McMurray, yanes Mc0unds, Airhasi b.
Mcdonald, n. =. oosastt, snd David assvics.
for the sun Of Az thoussnd sight hundrsd ~
Sixty-ssvsn (es es7.toI dolia's, dsik, toassks,
With six hundred and eighty siz iesie.liJ dol
lArn, lswyers tees aud ans hundred ~ sIriv
lhree oieS.00D dcllsfs. tau coats and al sorrs.
Ing costs aud Interest, ! have levied On ~ ri,
All q The right ,tiils and interest Of ths s.,a
defendants n and v thoss csstatn nipl1s
cisims aisusted IL TEN pahut4 Minins Dis;dsf.
ID the County Of Lincoln. bssts Of KsVs11. "a
csts1 sn1 reeogled ~ ~ reees1sioi ~ ~.
kah.ts Maine ptst.iss =: ~ ealisd y lsllsss,
Crus mine, Dsnsrars mine, nsedad MIA silvss
Peak mine. Bslbsck nine, and he oavsee r,ina
Ths intersst hereby ordered sold as1 lsrlp1sS
u this decree being % follows, to VII: All tksi
c,Etstn nisins eiain eontaiaing sisht kIs1N1
rscosds o. ssid district q he "Ines" niss q
nining .elain.. A. undivided lnssssss y AZ
huhlssd leUo) test Of that csseais niss q III.
Ing elai9 haown ant feeee1e1 n ~ dis4Fies
y the "ssvase'' nins. vbieh ssAi aAaAag DID,
oossaiDs ass shea-snd feet. a. an1Ivi7ss y
tslpet Of two hundred and slxty.ax md tVo.
shir6s (1SeH teat " ehae certain limiting eloin
leoated ~ fsscrtsA q ~ sssseds 81 ~ M.
~ eiseFiet - ~ '9e1ess' stps; ~ elsip
contains fear hus1ysd l1otl fsst. Jnoes o. ~.
~ 81 that eestail ninn elain esshisisG
ateAt hpodre1 tooU feeoy and h1sun 80 n
eesAe Z y The reeee6e u ~ 1islssss = ~
.stlsae Negrp. |" ~ un1tytde4 ~ AnhAssl leopl
fese 81 dat eeTtate n11tne c1aln ~ bin
hnoxe 80 seeee1ee y e1e reecs1s e ~ ~
ts!cs = ~ .snsi psi 49," n.ln., vhisb ~
mine eonoa1na eAqee heedrs1 fset. A. usti
vlde1 two hu.ozee tees q lnas cestaln niaihl
ss Ssssss ssa spS " ~ ss
sss tAess..d f:s:: AZ e ~, s.esl. -
- ssevp IA psses1 y - II ssSc,5s -
disasios Il the "Dsnsrssa' nins q ni.in,
ciain, All q that certain mlnin1 cIsiu. vhic]
cou1sins III hun6rsd tsl o. feat, "a tnovr ~,
rssosds1 6 shs rsesrss y MI district : y
vidcd ons thousaud liOotl fsot Or thai cGptsiI
MAE or mining elsin Known snd sscyrd !.
~ ds sos ~. = s,sina ~" ssss.s. s.
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Nro3fcs q si HsssS 81 oIVss f 4 4; J. D.
~ ss e: ~ IA = szas, q.
iSs !. John II nine or vein bss.iss seid nd
slIyes, with surfacs ground slx hundred M IN
OiIlrsc>y e6unAy d 1AnGoAn - G1nte afNsVoAi,
an&1oetena1sd ~ t1eAsm .s>ees ~ nGcial
plet = ~ =. NE $50 = lot r.. ~ = town
~ ~ 3 sssss z. Dss sss
No. a. b1lh3 q ioIi6*5. u Wiz n M "
neqinnlug y post marked 10. I. Q Survey
s No. q: Es:s e J. z; = rasns E e
Sc e l. Is ss: s's s ga ~ s'iss ~
Thsneal summing, LIT eourss, west lsO0 test to
"a ~ ~ s sSssss. "a sssiss.. Ss 4.
- ~ e tossts :: vs suivt ~ y. ola
nee.nent essn g des y e fsst from sa!d
e. ~. Il 4 I a. ss Is ~ K !
thanee, III courss, South 900 fest 70 post No l,
t1s3gieH q k1fil9i1E, fontsining 70 = loc
g 80 ~ srs, nsrid'
rs loeallon Of this mine u reoordsd in ths
.isis = t|9s 81, & ~. 8 8
~ ii. < $3.50 b. = l.syn claims.
AZ - ~ RsE'oas elainine sdvsrsely an,
e AZ. q : s'sas'
4 VIA - 6s1ls3sf u ne Unifs1 olalfS LAM
o1Aoe = Eu11 n. ~ - ste)g eHeyads, durinI
~ afz1g dAys period 81 publicalion hsrsof, d
~ v5ll = sisrsd'sy vartus Of the provision
JfS M ~ HHrxoxr14.l sgiet>s.s
2n kkassy $3.50 ~ ~ IN 49, " q
~ S,ni7sS5idu m Sestsn{ ~ s,r6I}5kSX ~ ~
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Application for . Patent


Q2lKk0 6IA1M4 NAM O&AA9hs
Eureka. xevaAA. February Q, 4. D. 1855.
NfOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES
IN D.I.EHMER, Whoee poet0fAce sddrses "
Clncinnati. Ohio, has this Day nied his appli-
cation for patent for nftsen hundred linear
~ Of the fehmsr mins or vein bearing gold
n ID Width ,nifastedi II pshraaagst Lake Min
M District, County Of Ltnpoin. state Of Ne
vs1a, and desisnatsa By ths Asld notes and
o1lpial plat on nletn this once - Lot Number
=. IL fevnship :. South Range. . ~ q
riss Of said Lot No o. bslns y follow, p sts:
Dsginning u post Married No !. q Survey
Moss. -, & b. % :, section 81. \ p II vhsncs
The NE corner post Of Section II. >, 8 u, 50
Z besrs 3 o. deg y Isl feet; old naonumsnt and
& dee v 1900 feet. TO post marked No .. q
survey No Vs.; old monument boing cedar tree
feet from post Xo2 Thence, I'd course. N a
deg v 600 lsst, 70 post No ., o Survey No vi
ola wonsneas sssn ~ dss n y. iss, i ~
lot. 70 post No 4. o i 6urvsy No 50; old monu.
msnt boars n d Asg " u lGes frou pcat No :.
Thence, ~ oouras, 3 u deg \ 1900 feet. 10 posi-
No I, tbs piacs Of beginn1ns. Containing y
6s-1o0 acres. Courses exprsassd from the true
nsxidiAn, With magnetic variation OF 10 dea
A. lcossiop q tAia mine IL recorded In ths
Recorders ofacs d Lincoln County, Nevada. IL
Beok of Mining Notices, page 2l6. Of the recordl
pf llnao1n Connty. Hev61s. THE claim Il
bounded b. 10 knoun claios,
Any snd al p6Fsons claiming advsrssly AM
psrt1oa d said tAhmsr mins Of surlacs ground
~ EoouiHo1 ~ ~ tAeiR adverse olAt0s with tn
n69isfef Of the United 1tatss Land Once at Hu
MA, In tbs STATE u Nevada. during the sixty
dAys period Of publication hereof, or they viii
y baFrsd By virtue Of The prsytsions Of TIL
I'm. HfNckLEY, Register.
III hereby ordered that the foregoing nottc'
Of sppNeaticn Ia po4sat DO pub1i4hsd fer TIL
psrlcd Of ton consseutivs weeks IN the koch>
hsoonp, . weekly newspaper published d
Piochs. Llndoln County, Nevada.
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HE MET THE FEvER--. The London
Times says: Sir Charles Dixie Is 30
overcome by modification and shame at
scandal into which he has been plunged
that he declined to see the Times re-
porter yesterday. He also. is suffering
from fever" This reminds N Of Sully,
who met young lady yelled and dressed
in grseA on the back stairs OF King
Henry's sleeping apartment. The king,
furious At Sully's intrusion, exclaimed;
did ! not ssnd yen word to stay away
this morning - had fever!" Sully
. sss's 81 ; ssss S.ss tx
met her on the staircase, dressed in green,
rather stylish, too. '"
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The Chicago Salyationists, who wear
Amen skirt. and O-be- joyful trousers and
march under Captain william Dean, were
in Bridewell last wssk To- disturbing the
peace. A hard-working evangelist who
went to interview them was. asked by one
Of the number II he was 1 Christian. He
replied, evasively, that he was reporter,
whereupon The hand Wa Troubled u
spirit and began to make prayer In his
behalf. When The stszn nilies d the law
babe them quit their racket" Captain
Deans voice was heard in encourage
ment, Sing on. lads; doa't BE- afraid.
The angels are playing the accompani.
meut and Jesus i singing tenor. Buf-
faio Express. - = ~
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Pesssrs, Play.bi1Is, 1esoelpes, DIanh
aeeks, Clreulars, Cheeks
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-26
WHY MOTT

A correspondent Of 3hss Csmmonwealth,
from Marysville, Nanhsll county, in a
lengthy communication, says:
Marshall county has three railroads, of
which two pass Marysville. The St. Joseph
and Grand Island, and the branch Of the
Union Pacific from Lincoln 20 Marysyille.
Railroads make towns, and counties too.
But I few wears since Sedgwick county and
Wichita, its chief town, were inferior, as per
statistics, to Marshal county and Marys-
vile. Inferior in population, IN assessed
wealth, in production. Now the former ex-
cells in all these. Railroads have done 1t.
Marysville with Wichitas railroads. Mar
shall county with Sedgwick county's rail-
roads would to-day, rs they did but few
years ago. be in the lead. When Marysville
gets equal railroad service it will be equal
or superior in everything else. Why not!'
Well, we will tell you why. Marysvlle
is located in high. prairie county, while
Wichita is located in county in which
there are five hundred square miles Of valley
land. \ comparison of the agricultural sta
tistics of Marshall and Sedgwick counties
for the past ten years will explain what that
means. The productions of this vast body
Of valley land made Wichita, and Wichita
demanded the railroads. Three rivers ira
verse Sedgwick county, and the valley Of
either is broader than that Of the Kansas
valley, the three taken together forming a
belt OF bottom lands which constitute over
one half Of the entire area Of the county.
Ard then Wichita has bad paper which
has continually kept these facts before the
world
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-26
CLEARWATER.
CLEARWATER. Nov. %.

CLEARWATER. y oy- %.
To tae EDITOR Of the Eagle.
haYe been for sometime wondering
what 70 write which would edify or instruct
the people of our young city, and which al
50 would open the eyes of the outside world
20 the true merits of Clearwater and our
beautiful valley. Heretofore l have found
that the whole truth tod by one who is so
well posted, would Ia some way interfere
with the ambitious strides which the EAGLE
has for long time been making to build up
her own great metropolis But as she has
passed the Rubicon, and her own future is
assured, shall 10 longer hold the truth
from the anxious outside world.
We do not expect TO make a Wichita Of
our city, bu. we do love to boast that We
are only few miles from the future metrop-
oils of Kansas, and located in the celebrated
valley of the Minnesota, where the business
man from Wichita with his growing family
will settle, and have the benefit OF our pure
water, heslthtul air, superior school advan-
tages, good church privileges, and all the
blessings and comforts Of a rural home. So
in Eve years many of your business men
Will have built homes here, and do bus
mess in Wichita. In FIVE years you
will be great railroad center.
and the Wholesale mart for the southwest,
and represent true cosmopolitan popula-
ton of $4,000. Clearwater will be the next
month inviting and thriving town in the
county, made SO by its natural advantages.
its wide-awske manufacturing establish
nents and enteTprising business men. Our
county then will contain 100000 inhabitants,
and our city $500. This number will be
reached by encouraging manufacturers and
settling our rich. raw land with eastern men,
who are now occupying them very fast.
Many are leaving good farms for the free
lands Of the west, and their places are being
occupied by men of means, who are inn
proving, identifying and making elegant
homes. The eyes of the eastern men are
just beng opened TO our superior soil,
climate, and everything else which will
make msn rich, happy and contented.
Such. Mr.. Editor, is what we offer and it
is no vain boast You have worked hard
and long to accomplish what you saw in the
distant future. and now you have your re-
ward in realizing the great boon for
which YOU have SO long fought.
Now give this sister valley little
Of your magnetic and potent influence. and
We will not feel that our city, or valley is all
a feeting show, 10 mans illusion given. But
a land flowing with milk and honey. and on
the road 10 Heaven.
The agency of Proctor & Wilson are ne
gotiaiing for some large tracts of land and
some fine farms TO eastern men who are
settling on them.
Our new school building is nearly COM
pleted and is one of the finest in Southwest
ern Kansas. This alone reflects CREST and
during credit upon the builders, and every
individual in the city.
Our mill also is nearly ready to run and
is grand affair. / say success 10 the enter
prise Of our young city. ALrHa.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-26

night to crowded house. Ed is the cham
pion story taller of Sedgwick county. He
should spply for patent on his lamp and
expsnment on himself first.
The Hubbard brothers, Ed, Frank and
Delbert, are intelligent young men, good
musicians, excellent workers and attend
strictly to their own business. They will
soon have sixty-fre acres plcwed for corn
next spring.
Brother Prescott is holding a protrac.ed
meeting at Hiland, with what success / am
unable to say.
Quite q number of Grand Army boys
left Mulvane for Winfield Yesterday to at
tend the camp fire.
Mrs. Carlton. wife of William Carlton,
who lived in this neighborhood for many
years. died in Douglass, on the 10th inst, of
hemorrhage of tie lungs of the lungs. Mr..
Carlton has the sympathy of a large circle of
friends in this neighborhood.
Mrs. Adams, wife of Samuel Adams, died
on the 18th inst of pneumonia and was bur-
led in Douglas on the 2lst.
Mrs. L. p. Larson is quite sick. DIR.
Harris. of Mulvane, IS the attending pbysi-
clan.
Willie Snyder has passed through fear
full ordeal of suffering the past week. DR..
Foster, of Derby, who is attending Willie,
pronounces the disease TO be pneumonia
and brain fever. l am glad to say Willie is
better, and with kind care, which he certain
ly has, he will yet recover, but he will
never know of the supreme anxiety and So
licitude of bis parents, who stood hour after
hour, night after night, with bowed heads
and wounded heart, watching for the faint
est sign Of turn for the better; he will
never know how near the dark valley of
the shadow he was walking.
Nearly every school house has literary
and debating society. The following are
some of the questions being discussed: Re-
solved, Thst foreign immigration to this
country should be prohibited. Resolved,
That secret societies are not beneficial to
the people. Resolved, That the state has
accomplished more good than the church.
Resolved, That there were greater statesmen
during the revolutionary war than during
the rebellion Resolved, That greater pros
perity has existed under the present Demo-
cratic administration than under the Repub-
lican administrations. Il knocked the bot
tom out of that question. Eh, Stantcn9
Nj. and Mrs. AcGee will furnish instru-
mental MUSIC 3sc the concert ut Mt. Hope
STANTON