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B. E1ABER

60 lie obtained and ate the magic
pills which few can flnd-the pills or
spheres of immortality; whercupon
the founder Of his religion. Lao-tze.
came to him from the other world
and gave him supreme command over
all demons, investing him with two
magic swords aud furnishing him
with a book OF charms. Sixty-three
years after, this Oriental colleague Of
King Solomon arose from earth in
broad daylight and assembled the
throne of the demons. Hence the
Taoists often regard the name OF de-
mon as far from dishonorable, and
are glad to have any reason to be
called so.
THE CHINAMAN's RED DEVIL.
Demons will sometimes possess n
man for time and then make bar
gain with him; Ii the victim will wor-
ship him, the demon will cease tor
mentiDg him and will. increase his
riches. But, If not, he will add TO his
fortunes aud rob him of all he pos
| sesses. IL IL the demon when food
turns UNBEATABLE, the air is foul, tho
water bad, and fire breaks out In the
house. Money that disappears mys-
ierlousiy is readily laiu 10 the ue.
inons account IL Is Kept ~
strings, the cord passing through
the square mole IN the casn.
a string OF l,0Oo cash L. Kept from
the purloining demon is this way ;
The hrst, or head OF the cash, Is cut
on, Amounted wiz, tne olooa OF
certain ny called Fuscnien, ana care
iuliy secre'ed. Inc eggs 'ne ny
are scattered on the WY other eash.
NOW, should the demon make way
with the latter, the hy's eggs, through
the cunning OF the young M 'he eggs,
would Dri.g eacn pack 10 we secreseo
one what dun demon ~ mus, De
who would not know enough 70 MI
the eggs OF the ny ana so keep MS s5S
cash ,
There Is one aevii inc .ninanan
has created that al least exnlDiis
some novelty when compared WIN
ms other haskheyeu demons. Ihis Is
no other Than me european, me
white missionary OF hercn n, ei .n'
Chihainans eAperiehce: ihe! eon-
slider us poweriuI niagiclaus, owing
70 our engines anu iaoor-sasing ma
chimes, and they have never drawn a
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QUINCY, December 29.-The Gem
City tobacco works to-day changed
their system of working TO eight
hours a day.. making no change In
wages. The name OF the company
hereafter will be the Eight Hour To-
bacco company. This, il is claimee,
will be the first corporation TO adopt
the eight hour system.
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LIMA, December 29.-Ex-president
Y'Glcsias and family sailed from here
by Saturdays steamer for Valparaiso.
General Y'Glesias will spend q few
days in Valparaiso, and iourneying
thence to Montcyideo aud Buenos
Ayres, In which cities he will spend
the remainder of the winter. In the
spring, with his family. he proposes
to visit Europe, returning by way OF
the United States,
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DuBLIs, December 2s.-The Irish
Times Publishes a dispatch from Lon
don to-day, stating that the police
hase heen ordered to resume the pre-
cautionary measures adopted during
the dynamite scare under the liberal
government, owing to the excitement
among the nationalisis arising out OF
allie ged home-rule manifestations OF
Mr.. Gladstone. p. S. SheehAu, mem
Der elect of parliament for East ker-
nv, has advised the tonantry of killar-
ney not TO pay ronis TO landlords, be,
cause an Irish parliament will allot
the land to them free aud will moi
compensate the landlords.
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The Cabinet Session.

WASHINGTON, December 29.-All
tho members of the cabinet were
present at the regular meeting to-day,
except Secretary Lamar, who Is al his
home in Mississippi The session
was devoted to the consideration of
the financial condition of the country
aud a discussion of the probabilities
of congressional action upon the sill
yer question.
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RANGERS roR sEDs.
New and Sensible scheme Advanced
for Routing the Devils.

for Routing the Devils.
WASHINGTON, December 29.-Sen-
ator Henderson aud Congressman
Springer aud Laird called upon the
secretary of war this morning to dis
cuss with him the situation in south
ern New Mexico, In relation TO
Apache troubles. They represented
| to him the dcienseless condition of
the people, aud made known their
purpose TO introduce n bill in con
gress, providing for raising u body
of troops for tho special purpose of
hunting and If necessary extermin-
aling the murderous bands which
have been making that region des-
ert. They propose that these troops
shall consist exclusively of ( on'i ers-
men, and be placed under command
of army officers That they shall be
Temporarily enlisted for this service,
aud equipped, mounted and provided
for In such way as to be able to
follow and fight the savagcs in their
tastnesses.
During The progress of the CONVEX
\ sation, which lasted an hour, allusion
. was made to General Crooks record.
Mr.. Springer read to the secretary a
: letter he had received from Judge
4 Barnes, of the first judicial district OF
Arizona, discussing the situation and
setting forth the views OF Intelligent
men Of the locality us to the best rem
edy. This, IN brief, was for the gov
ernment to raise battalion OF from
lIiersmen, TO be lightly equipped
whose duty II should be to patrol the
region In small parties, and especially
keeping in view the watering places
IL was possible for the Indians TO
move more rapidly than troops could
by riding their ponies until they
dropped from exhaustion, ana thei
stealing others, but they must rcacn
}, watering PLACES from time to time OF
perish themselves
Judge Barnes also proposed tue
armIng aud enlistment OF body OF
: papago (2) indians, friendly industri
,, ans rSce. who are g. much annoyed by
as The renegade Apaches rs are the
'Us whites, 10 fight the enomy.
The secretary said in reference t.
- na uIan. that lhcarmy was alr,.id,
wy much of the service proposed
uolus sheridan had been sent GU
uo ,ho scene of the disturbances, an.
W Wv Crook, IN whom they al
vi .onfdencc, was IL command. l
Ed i naa eC could moi subG 'e the hostile
stall nO Mr. Springer said he did not know
oana,sI Crook and had nothing
sSaiut him, but judging him merel
NJ results, he was n failure. The rell
osaoes aid not number more than ~
men and General Crook, with 1000 Q
On. i"S men at command, had been hun
iUS them for years and had not not ~. sH
e Gee in putting stopto tbs on
RACES. lama % Ga
eraI Crooks defense, attribnting
: his skill and ability the paeincat
of the Indians OF Nebraska. The .
rsSerred 10 will be introduced
( UongressV sss5i ,sisss..ss, q isebrassa.
'lS Il ssss . 4 e % a.
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ATLANTA, December 29.-Ths sup
Elemental crop report of the Georgia
agricultural department indicates for
the cotton crop total yield of the
state of $685. 900 bales of 450 pounds
each. The corn production exceeds
an average crop by per cent the to-
tai production for the state being
about 100000 bushels.
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cnsansr mn,s C,ennsa Up.

MONTREAL, December 2S.-The
amount thus far expended in -extir-
pating The small pox epidemic is
SllS,0OO, and IL will take further
larger sum TO meet the remaining en-
gagements entered into. Compulsory
vaccination is now being strictly en-
fnread
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A sur.,.nr so;isr.. rata, work

MoBILE, December 29.-Early this
morning the boiler in the Gulf City
oil mills exploded with terrific force,
tearing Gown the boiler house and
part OF the sheds, burying four col
ored laborers in the debris. Three
of these-Joe Jackson, Willis Blade
and Morris Warrcn--have been taken
out dead, but the other, Charles
Chastand, is mi 'sing, and two Others
were seriously scalded, and two 9TH
ers slightly hurt. j. 5. Stanton, white,
foreman of the mill, was badly in
jured internally. The damage TO the
mil is about $4,000.
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arrest for disturbing christmas en-
tertainment, aud whom the sheriff had
allowed to visit his home for mo-
ment. Garrett-procurcd a rifle. aud
pointing II through window of his
house, shot Davis dead. Garrett then
fled toward Arkansaw, aud posse Is
in pursuit of him.
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Kahn KiIIs his black Brother

PIrrsBuRa, December 29.-This
morning about daylight, James kain,
a desperate character, shot and al
most Instantly killed John Wright, q
colored man, because the later acct
dentally ran against him ON the
street. Kahn has been arrested.
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Dea,h ora distinguished Tennesseea,

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, December
ga telegram from Hot Springs,
Ark, says: "IIon. 4. A. James died
this morning at this place, of sciatic
rheumatism. He was leading Ten
nessee politician, an elector in 1880
leader of the an,i-scaling movement
in 1882, and au ex-state senator"
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NEW YORK. December 39.-Charles
Ransom, the well-known gambler,
died here yesterday, aged 60 years.
lie was ut one time a partner Of Tom
liver and the friend OF John Norris
soy, bnt he reformed, and died worth
S250.000.
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NEW York, December 29.-Thc
steamer Gellert, from Hamburg, ar
rived last night and reports that on
December 9th, at noon, she rescued
seventeen men from tho wrecked
schooner IvaIhoe, of Gloucester.
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HARrFRoD, Conn, December ~
Several sharp shocks of earthquake
were felt In this city this morning be-
tween $3.50 aud $50 o'clock.
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WAsHINGToN, December 29.-The
secretary of the treasury has issued u
call for $l0,000,000 of 5 per cent. bonds,
the principal and accrued interest of
which will be paid on February /,
1886, and interest thereon will cease
on that day.
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MADRID. December 2s.-The mar
rlago of the infanta, Eulalia, has been
postponed until February 9th, on
account for the mourning Of King
Alfonso.
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Special to tho Examiner.
GALVESTON, December 29.-Ar-
rived: Schooners f.. S. Newman, New
York; Martin l.. Smith, Philadelphia.
Cleared: Steamship Alamo, for Now
Work
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NniIre Is hcreby glven ,hal IN Y

tol Notice is hereby given ma, Nv
nar,nership between IL. a. Mchln" .,
= n wood. G. Il Williams ana a -
rdan was dissolved on the ga
cya ' OF p"sce%ber a. p. 1881 BY :I, the
W&i hdrawsl Q; ? II. Wood. u sHT ,mmis,
s ,Ss sn,l confirmed Sy \ 4 e. I SeHS IN
dent; Z the old firm name of MciN,nnie,
any r,iams q Co. to whom all debts 10
movemId firm viii he paid ana oy :, w u, ms
ument to iaue from The old urn VIII w
president, aged. X. a. MchiNNh''
to his worth L T. II. Woop,
of his friends .. j. Il, WILLIAMS
project Is so httia G.. Il. JORDAN.
that II seems to me
general approval. Ny aoose feathers Z
Mr.. Hcadricks, both PSI
official, were such that II =. p,,x a BRo.
source of much satisfaction o..
see this good work promptly
and at the proper time hope r .sR T.
be allowed to aid In the undertafR kk
Yours sincerely"
aGRoyrR CIryELANDp -
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| VALPARAISO, December 2s.-The
rOysk eail steamship "yalpariso" ar
rivelk .Daronel from Liverpool yes
terda& nth numler Of colonist'
| for ~. . hc.-f lAprt steamer
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FINE SHOES.

,a soveral new lines o Ladies fue sho =, shoes that
Wei for fit with low prices added our
win & Cbdens complete aud we can serve you
,,i mn sny s,yle or size called for
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and such like entitit
out the lands of the for
emperor awoke to flint
gone, and we know 70
the Afreet looked, and
that he was blue, because
summoned his court pal
a portrait made Of him 4
This was copied again
sent to all parts Of wo
ular with artists as
sometimes hene1een 10,
air, According 70
ent head of the DEF
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"DANIEL. W. vooRp sEs.p
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21
Road Petition.


once OF County Clerk, Phillips Comfy Kansas.
Notice is hereby given that the following p, Ii
ton was presented 20 the board OF commissioners
OF Phillips oUnty, Kansas, on the 6tH-day of Jan
uary, L 5, unless legal objections are made on or
before the second Monday ia April s s. said petit
ton will be granted and road changed as prayed
3or March :, Is 5. by order Of County Ommis
AioneFs, D.. W. Lowe. County lerF
To the Honorable Board OF County Commission
ere Phillips county, Kansas, Gentlemen:
' The undersigned petitioners, hOusehOlders Of tie
County Of Philips, Kansas, and residing in the VI
einity Of the road herein prayed for, respectfully
petition Your honorable body 70 cause 10 be vacat-
ed and relocated the following described road viz
% yacate all that part Of the State road commenC-
ing AT the southeast corner OF section j. town s
range u west, thence west on section line 20 \
corner, thence eouth &c chains west, thence
north 3 west Z chains 70 section line, thence
west 80 chairR 70 southwest corner OF sec u town
aenge west md 70 re locate said road as fol-
lowe commencing at the southeast corner OF sec
ton " town range "a west Thence west on sec
ton line between sections - and 70 the south
west corner OF section q town 3 Pange II west,
and your petitioners viii, as in duty bound, ever
pray, etc II. 5. Granger, rhillipsburg- Kas.
tnStaprll Principal Petitioner
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21
Ind O4ioe al KIrwin. Kan.as.

S729 February g, 1850.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has lied notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim, and hat said proof viii be
made before the Register or RrceIN er at
kirwin, Hans, on March %, 1885, viz:
TenuS Peterson,
lid 1925 for the ht Sw or and " hf So
ar section town range Is He names
the following witnesses 10 prove his con
linuOus residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, IL: Frank Heaton, Frank
justin and James Heaton, If Matteson.
Kansas, and Chris. Jensen, of Pleasant
Green, Ka-. John BiSSell, Register.
@ j. l. NH, At.'V. fI4m2lc
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21

Andrew w. NEEDLES,
Land Office at Kirwin. Kansas.

Land Once at kirWin. Kansas.
8649 Feb. 2, 1885
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-npned settler has filed notice of his
iuiention TO make final proof in support
uf his claim, and that said proof will be
made before Register or Receiver at
Kirwin, Kansas, on March q. 1885, viz {:
John Dixon,
HID 14412, for the " hf sw or and hf
NV or section 50 town 1 range Il He
names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cul-
tivatiOn of, said land, viz GeoI &c BO-
genTief, Samuel Phillips, and George
Widner, of Crow, Kansas. and j. D.
MattesOn, of MattesOn, Kansas,
f14m21 John Bissell, Register.
+, [. MattesOn, Atty.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21
Land Office at klrwin, Kansas.

Land Office at kIrwin, Kansas.
S775 Feb. p. 1885.
Notice is hereby siven that the follow
ing-named settler has filed NOTICE OF his
intention to make final prsof Iu support
nt his ,aim, and that said proof viii be
made before Probate Judge or Clef K
District Court at phillipsburg, kansas,
on March so, 1885, viz:
William L. B. king.
I'D 1894, for the Sc or SEQ 9 town I
range Is. He names the following wit
nesses to proVe nj, continu us residence
upon. ard cultivation OF, said land, viz:
K. Albiugh, J. w. duncan, n. Taylor
and H. Duncan, q Phillip~burg, kansas.
John Bissell, Regi ter.
Filings Davis IL Spaulding, att'ys
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21
school Land sale.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-describeds school land. situated
in Phillips county, state Of an
sas. will be offered for sale to the high
est bidder at the Treasures office. in
the city Of PhillipsbUrg. Phillips
county, state Of HuBsas, ON Tuesday.
March 81. 1855, between the hours of
10 Il. M, and 3 p. M, tn-wit:
descE PtiOu. apr'd val. val OF
nHr acre. frt4s,fl
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21
U. S. Land Omee u Ilirlgin. Kangas.

1853 May H. 1855.
Complaint having heeR entered at this office Icy
John Wikrink against m. H. Andre for abandon
ing his homestead entry No. So, dated OctOb-r
s. 1873 upOu the q mex section 20 town south.
range 20 west, in Norton County, Kansas with "a
view TO the cancellation of said entry the said part
les are hereby summoned TO appear at this office on
the Sth day of May, 1855 at o clock q. m. 10 re
epond and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged abandonment. John Bisse!l, Register.
=. X. Hays, Receiver. M apr-5
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21
Not. ce of Dissolution of Copartner-
ship

The co~partnership heretofore exist
in b, tween w. F Woodward and F.
B. johnson, uu der the firm name of the
rhilhpshurg Creamery Company. d
the e m name Of Woodward & johnson
is This day mutually dissolved by (. B
Johnson selling all his interest in the
said firm To the aid w F. Wood ward
who will carry on the busine 3 of the
said firm in ms own name The sad
". T. Wood war s-une~ and agree
ia pay all the debts and d b Il lie, Of he
said firm and all credits of the said firm
are pay able To him. Dated a. Philli -
burg this 18th day OF March, 1885.
m143w Wood ward and
" Witnesses. Johnson
Geo. W. Siin~Ou. w. F. Woodward
y. r. Nice trmick and F. b johnson
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Land Office al Kirwin, Kansas,

1913 January 81, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the Col
lowing settlers have flied notice
OF their intention 70 make final proof III
support of their claims, and that said
proofs will be made he ore the Register
or Receiver at Kirwin, Kansas, Of
March Is, 1885, VIZ:
Mary Z, NEEDLES,
widow of William P NEEDLES. decease d
HE No 1897, fer the NV qr section %.
town 3, range Is.
also No 1914
Andrew w NEEDLES,
HE 40 1896, for the ne or lection ?
town range IS.
They name the following witnesses =.
prove heir continuous residence u5ou
and cultivation OF laid md, VIZ: c a.
Brown W. f. Horn, la Farnsworlh
and DanI Gingles, all Il Marvin. Ka-.
teb7march2S John BiSSelI,
z. y. Lamb, Atty. Regi ter
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Land omee at Kirwln, Kangag.
Sg12

1912 MArCu D. MO.
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make nm
Oh proof i'm support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before Clerk District OurtOr Probate
Judge IL PtiIlipsburg, Kansas. on April 10, ! 3,
viz:
THOMAS J. SCOFT,
Id S31-. for the W = nel4 and W. sell section Is,
town 3 range "a. lie names the following wit
aesses TO prove his continuous residence upon,
b. johnson, p. J. lark and Lyman kearns, all Of
Phiulpshurg X ansas. JOHN b ssE g.,
NE. BjsFel, atty. mall Register.
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Land once at Kirwin. Kansas,

eO33 March IA, 1855
Notice is hereby given that the foIowing-pamed
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
Anal proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Register or Receiver at
Eirwin, Kansas, on May ID, SIS, 2:
John W, Wilson,
Hid 8ii9, for the nw4 sec town range Il. He
names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuoua residence upon, an cultivation of, said
land viz: Thomas DavisOn, 81 Crow, Kan, evils
Maibatf, Ira Thrasher and j. D. NattesOn, Matte
son, Kansas
J D MatJesun, atty. John BlsseL Register.
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Land once at Kirwin, Kansas.

1881 March 10, ISIS.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has sled notice of his intention to make
6na in support of his claim and that proc viii be
made DO ore Probate Judge or Clerk District Court
ct PhillipshuFg Kansas, on May 4th, ls-5, viz;
a. J. CuIBY,
HID 1885, for the nWAt sec 2S town range L. He
MINES the following witnesses TO prove his COntin
nous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land,
viz: W. I. Morgan and Prank BOreH, Hillside,
hansas, James Tomberlin and J. NJ. Nichols, Of
Phillipsburg Kansas. JQH BIssEll, eglster.
VIM Bissel, atty. m2lapr24
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Lsad once a. 3! sssn, Kansas.

Notice ia hereby given that the fohowing-named
settler has FLED notice Of his intention TO make n
nal communication proof III support Of his claim, and
that said proof viii be made before Register or Ike
cciver at kirwin, Kansas, on April 10, 1852 VIZ:
A SCOTT HART,
I'D 1894, for the VIE ne and e = Of nwz sec. .
town . range H. lie names the following Wit
messed TO prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of, said land, viz: Alfred tluGe'
Oliver Rubin, Thomas Dawson ana Chafies H.
-TIt4f eiI III crow. Kansas. JOHN BIssELL,
15Sg,1rf Register.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21
MARY HALE,



Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
anal proof in support of his claim, and that said
broof will be made before Clerk District Court or
Probate Judge at Phillipsburg, Kansas, on April
II, ls :, viz:
Thomas H. u EuGLIN,
DIS 1899 for the ny4 Of section township
south range Is SBst He names the following Wit
nesscs TO prove his continuous residence upon ana
cultivation Of said land viz: Nlbert Coffin, Chas
Coffin, Thomas ay and j. L. T.. King all OF
Philhpsburg Kansas. JOIN BIssEL',
VIM BisseN, atty. mall Register
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Land Office at KirwiR, Kansas.

1898 March 9, 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the fOlOwing-named
settler has fled notice of his intention to make
dual proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made fore Register or Receiver at
kirEin, Kansas, on April j, 1885, viz:
ABRAHAM Hook,
He So, for the ne sec town range Is. He
names the following witnesses TO prove his con
tinuOus residence upon. and cultivation of, said
land, viz: Joseph Smith, Vim. Heiue, Fred With
am and JnO. Howard, all of kirwin, Kansas.
4. j. Lamb, atty. JOHN BIssE Ii. Register.
ml4aprlS
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Land OH; 1T Rirw n Ean as.
February "a 1855

Land OILS 1t hirw n fan as.
8795 February Il 1855
Notice is hereby given that the following
canned settler has iled notice of his in teutiun 10
make final proof in support OF lis claim and thur
and proof wi q be made before the Probate Judg
ar Clerk District Court al hilii sJurg, Kansas
n March 70. 1888. viZ
Alexander F. Walker,
DsS 203Ot for the sex swE sec 81 town and ne
\ NV \ sec q town anEe 10. lie names the
,liow'Ug witnesses to prove his cuntiEuOuS res
lvnce upon AMI cultivation of said land IL.
ohm Fn.ch. }. CorsOu, Z Burlington aud II b
..Ugers ali OF PrairIevleW, kInsIs-
.-lml4 JUhE BisSell. Register.
WIN Iii-seU Att'y.
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Surveyors AQace-

Phillips County. IS
To ~ H. H. Cain, A. Osborn and R. Heasly.
You are hereby notified that, pursuant 70 a nOtile
duly served on me By H ". MOntrCse, 1 win pro
coed TO survey, locate and establish the following
corners and lines tO-yit: the exterior ard sub-di-
yisiOnal crners and lin es Of section township ?
range 17Ond that 1 viii commence said survey on
the Both, day Of March, A. D. 1875 at the sw cor
nerOf said section. vs. B. STUBERr-
II mas County Surveyor.