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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
CRANCERY SALE
Oh
R E All ES FAT u

No. 1921, r. L. -Chnncery Court Of Shelby
county state Of Tennessee for use, ETC..
Va. Joseph Baines Of al.
10y virtue of an interlocutOry decree for
ID sale entered In tho above cause on thu
22d day Of January, 1886, NJ. Is, 81, page 1853,
1 will sell I public auction, to tho high
estsbidder, In front o the Clerk and Mastor't
Office, courthouse OF She by county, Mem
phis, Tenn, on
Saturday, July 81, 1856,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated In Shelby county, Ton
nessee, tO-wit:
Lots 10 and ~, Rembert subdivision, 'front.'
ing rs feet each on the west side Of Ross ave-
nue., and running back l4sM ieot Sold ns
property Of Asa Selby, Jennie Talbot and
others.
Lot 81, r. p. Stewards subdivision, trout
ing go feet on the east side Of Mississippi Az.
enue. and running tack between parallel
line on the north line 253 feet, and on tho
south line 2l9I eet TO an alley, being the
third lot north Of Chaplin avenue.
Terms of SGle-On n Gre il OF six months;
notewith security bearing interost required !,
lien retlinod; redemption barred. This
June %. 1876.
s. / MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
BY VI. f. Walsh, Deputy Clerk and Master.
II. ii. q @. W. leiskell, Solicitors.
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EImira CoIleQe. For Women,

Desi ned for such a limited number that stu.
dents may enjoy the p easant az oolatlons VI
COIiegs tnHr-.s of studi' also, Ecls
tie and preDnrat W dopartnents,Wu
exceptionnI ADVANTAGES in nsic and ~
The, building has al modern improL
So eSr EieVaIOr. Address REV. Al
COWLES, ID, President, Elmira, N.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
finn, snd closed firm; middling, 81.
Sales, 1000 bales, of which 1900 to
spinners AID 40 to exporters.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
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RAGGING AND rIEs.. ETO,

BAaaING-Jute, collie; flag, 93G
l04c, accordingto weight. Ties, I'll 20.
NALs-f2 25(92 80.
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NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

newspapers and estimates the cost Of nd.
Vertising. Tho advertiser who want. TO spend
one dollar, fuls In II the information h. 70
quires,whio for him who. will invest one
scheme is, Indicated which will meet biz
every reql' fement, or can BIO made 10 do 90
by slight change easily arrived at by zorro
spondonco. One hundred and dfty-thI
editions have been issued, Sont, postpai
TO any address Tor tap- oon9. Apply to On
p. ROWELL a % NEWSPAPEt Al
VERTISING BURN 10 spruce ct. Prit
Ok House Square, N ! York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
1--we srOC %,

CATTLE-Choice to extra corn fed,
900 to 1850 pounds, 4fC943c; good,
3204Ic; choice g'ass-fed, 3A933c;
good, 3CA3lc; fair to medium, 239
23c; common, HOPE.
HoGs-Choice, S3@4c; good, SAC
3sc; common, 3@Slc.
SHEEP Choice, 32@ic; medium, 8
@9lc; common, Sl691 so. Choice
lambs per pound, 5Ia59c.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 1.-The Live
Stock Indicator reports: Catt!e-Re-
ceipts, 4SO head; shipments, none;
good catlo, firm; common, weak;
good to choice, "a 50@4 SO; common
to Medium, 81 1904 40; stockers, " 20
93 25; feeders, So 4094; COVE, 400
8 30 Hoas -Receipts, l0,2lS head;
shipments, 1887 head market steady
anu &c higher; good to choice, "a 500
4 SO: common to medium, $3 9jt9
4 25. Sheep--receipts 25S head; ship
ments, none; good to choice, " 400
3 rs; common to med um, 81 50@2 20.
CHICAGO, ILL July 1.-The Drovers'
Journal reports; CAttle-Receipts,
$500 head; shipments, 5000 head;
market strong, 5@l0c higher; ship
ping steers, $50 to 1900 p undo, s4@
5 60; stockeIs and tes ders, ~ 5000 30;
COWS, bulls aud mixed, 81 1908 80;
bulk, So 50@3; through Texas cattle,
grass COWS, So 6O93 O5; 1t ers, 500
5 Sc; corn fed, si@4 25. Hcgs-Re,
ceipts, $4,000 head; shipments, 1000
head; mars ct strong, 5@l0c higher;
rough and mixed, 81 2594 60; pack
ing and shipping, "A 50(@4 70; light
weight, $4 5000 rs; skips, 50 75@4.
Shsep-Receipls, 2600 head; ship.
ments, 500 head market SOW and
weaker; natives, ~ 20@4 20; Texans,
81 25Ca 325 ;lsmba, 81 25Cd 3 70 per head.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS mARKET.
New YORK, Juy There has
been very steady request for all
classe1 and STYLES of goods, with
good volume Of tales, and the tone OF
the market very strong, prices hard
ening and Meirlmac shirtings adj
uanrp1 IN 40
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closed firm. Sales, 1862 bales. Quo
tations as follows:

New York futures opened firm, and
closed steady and 2 10 points higher,
Sales, 101 200 bales. The closing quota
tions were as follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKETS.
Tone Rec. Prices Stock.

Receipts at ports, this day, 1886. 1891
Receipts at ports, this day, 1885. PA
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02

The New Orleans futHre market
opened steady, and closed firm.
Sales, 26,500 bales. Quotations were
aa followa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
FINANCE.

Money in good demand at per cent.
The Clearing House report is as fol-
lows;
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02

The New Orleans spot market opened
quiet, and closed nominslly &c h CHER;
middling, SIC. Sales, 200 bales. Quo
tations were as follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02

A book OF 100 pages.
The best book for
anndve tisor 10 con
suit, DO he Q peri.
enced G. otherwise
II contntna Itata ~
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02

The Webster Eagle i'll closing al
article last week in regard to the recent
revival meetings held in that town
makes use Of the following words:
I'VE doubt not that the moral teach.
lags OF the reverend gentlemen will be
NC means Of making some Of oul
Young people respect themselves q
mule more and also respect all religi
GUS gatherings
The Lord be praisedt Let the. good
work 60 on Webster contains Z
urge number Of as good people as in
aaolts Rocks county, but it also con
alns few persons who have no re-
spect Tor themselves or the town, and
/ ne good people undertake the work
y reformation down there they finally
Ia lang their harp on the willow" and
%ll ia bad job. We believe that all
" SINS mentioned in the Bible, ex-
stp' murder, is committed BY some. OF
= young bloOds Of Webster.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02
Nrc0DEMUs,
cprcrAL ANNOUNCEMENT

oders Of the CYCLONE are Informed tha
lrs -oroade arrangements for clubbing that fam
s. so weekly story PAPER acanhsnaa Tna mashs,
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flon LII, .orv naperq in America. Each number con
Oess or ten complete stories, one Or two ser
talna hest authors, poetry, household recipes
,a g y sayines and fact everything that goes to
war; The REGULAR price The Yankee Blade i 81 Q
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Enr WESTERN CYCLONE
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FROM u hoth papers il $500 Those who wish
II. l,o advantage Of this extraordinary Offer can
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Western cyclone., 1886-12-02
MILLBROOK.
District court has adjourned.

Our State Senator and wife, from
Stockton, passed Thanksgiving with
S. G. Wilson and family in Milibr0ok.
We hope soon to sec a union Of in
terests in the centre Of our county:
then will capitalists rush in and our
county will have the grandest boom ev-
er experienced by any county, for We
have every advantage desirable to at
tract capitalists, save the one-that OF
union.
Our Judge, L. K. Pratt, Of Norton.
ought to be highly commended for his
decisions before the District court Of
Graham county. We note particularly
the divorce suits. He thinks divorce
suits should nol be granted for trivial
causes. If the Judge could be accused
Of partiality at.all, it is in favor Of wo-
men and children We predict a sue
cessful career for our young Judge
who does not cater to money schemers.
Let every citizen in our County, who
takes an interest in education and th'
progress ofcivilization, put forth every
effort to restrain the liquor traffic, nat
only by putting q stumbling block ii
the way Of the runlseller, but by re-
straining the youth from learning to
use that which deadens the intulectual
and physical forces, making the rum
seller richer and tie consumer poorer:
not only the consumer, but his family
YES, and even the community at large
for every taxpayer helps support tnc
pauper and the criminal, the large
proportion of whom, statistics prove
to be such from the influences ofliquor.
Our county seat struggle is allowed
to be led by few men who are seek
ing to load their pockets with money
from the sal: oftOwn lots, etc. Now
every county in the northwest is max
ing rapid strides far in advance of ours
in populStion, valuation and railroad
facilities. 1t is for every taxpavers 5
interests to endeavor to get a railroad
through our county, either up the Sol
omon Valley, or from north to south,
not only to make nearer market for
produce, but to bring in capital,-thus
to lower the rate of taxation, and to
help build school houses, churches, to
advance the cause of education and
religion. Not until q railroad is built
will this contention over county seat
cease.
L. J. ".
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02
-
Webster Ea Gle


The musical entertainment and
exhibition at Nicodemus Thanksgiv-
ing night was one to be long remem-
Acred by those who were in attendance
The church building was crowded
with gay and happy people both old
young. The music was par excel
lence Miss Nettie Craig, the organ
ist' and principal suprano, possesses
rare musical talent, and cultured
yoice. Others who sang at this enter
;ainment did Criditably well. and clirt-
nd appreciative applause. The de
claiming was mnch better than we ex-
pected,-in fact, we were astonished
1T the nigh degree Of culture and
thought tnat exists il our little sister
in Graham county. We are pleased to
say that we greatly enjoyed the even
ings entertainment.
we had hepleasure Of meeting H.
s. Henrio while at Nicodemus Thanks
giving evening. He is one of Nicode-
mus active and popular young mer-
chants, and by his own exertions he is
prospering, and we take it as source
Of commendablo pride on our part to
be able to make this mention.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02
AITVING HERO,

The residents Of North Platte. Nebraska, fully
,ooHze the fact that living hero has hia home
smnnc them: and tnat the lion. WM. +. CODY, who
3 nonnlarly known az BUFFALO BILL. in pluck and
sniinpsa and all the attributes which combine to
netp / brave and modest man. il just az he repre-
contend the exciting narrative of real life In the
Wid Wcstwhich have recently become sopOpulAr
i the NEW YORK WEEKLY. On Wednesday, oct
Mr Cndv returned to his home in NOr,h Platte !:
anb:the occasion was made memOrOale by the hear
II welcome accorded him by the pOpnlacc. The
.rhlir bnildinrs and many Of the private ones,
rerp cavly decorated with bunting and the people
srrned out in body to receive the great scout.
MI MayOr Hon George W. Hammond, welcomed
lin IN an effectng.speech at the depot and he was
rendered bannauet in the evening at the Pacific
Motel Among other pertinent remarks made in
,esDonse to the toast Of which he the subject,
Butfalo Bill said II have tried TO show that COW
NV hatiB not the emblem Of hrutaliy. any more
than A ministers gown il always the robe Of nigh
tpousness: have tried To show that we, men Of
ne west who made this wilderness blossom like
Me rose deserve q place in the memory Of this
mighty nation Truthful words these and spok
en- modestly too: but if YOU would learn what the
hero who uttered them did toward making the
wild west home for peaceful people you must
read Ned Buntline'a great story If "BufflO Bilrs
last Victory" Just commenced in No. 5 Of the
New York Weekly. The exploits Of living chrrac
ers are narrated in this thrilling narrative. and
among the brave scouts who figure therein are
Buffalo Bill and Texas Jack. For sale by all news
dealers. or will he sent four months for S1.O0 A
sample copy will be sent free TO any address on
application Address all letters 10 Strcet& Smith,
publishers, 81 Rose Street, New York.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02
Edmond Times.

Graham county is all torn up over
prospective railroads. If that county
gets all the roads its papers and peo-
pie talk about it will be the worst rail
roaded county in the west.
z. c. Tritt, County Attorney elect Of
Graham county. came in from Kirwin
Saturday night, and Sunday made the
editor very pleasant call He is It
good lawyer and will look after the
legal interests Of his county in cred
liable manner to himself and constitu-
pnts.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02

l sam Jones:-"You take old Georgia
= 1 proud Of her If anybody asks
g2OuSaere | live tell them live in
~. Ssorsla DO you hear? I'm proud
a5!lat I Our Governor is constitution
u j elOtaller; he won't touch it in anv
Pa',: aape OF form, he is 4 deacon in the
se apust Church, and loves God and
,Iu 80 MS commandments. The Chief
De1;ts 9;tce viii pray al night with 4
soa sai,tnt y poor sinner that is trying to
- a uod, thur United States Senators
rb,ra n nleinoers Of the Church of Jesus
stata,, 1ss, a. and 4. H. Colquit, the United
bit;os ss senator, is the grandest prohi-
uon won. Worker in America today. And
Il aa1 tha . tell you from the top down
6t;on e lotion, old Georgia IS 1 prohi-
Dian o1 - STATE y but she is living on the
su n ! u the ten commandments. We've
statss se'4t people in authority in that
craft lApplause,1 A voice, demo
gere 0sa9, "o' amt theya" Well. they
dessu M un.ll a they got religion. ITremen-
laase and laughter
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY,

We have recently opcAdi 40 II
Tillotsons building Real Estate
Loan, Abstract and Insurance Office
And are prepared to make Farm
Loans NJ 10 per cent no commission.
in sums Of S2G0 and upwards on tho
most favorable terms ever offered In
dirham County. No delay in getting
Your money Interest payable 1T OH
Office, which saves expense Of draft
We furnish money to make final proc. !.
We furnish abstracts and examir..
titles. Buy and sell lands. All husi-
ness entrusted to our care will receive
prompt and careful attention. CORES
pOndence solicited.
S. ". MILLER e. Co.
Millbrook, Kansas.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02

Business men who reside with US;
who spend their money in helping to
build up the town, ana to enchance It's
prosperity, deserve the patronage OF
the entire population. Stand by You
merchants and they will stand by YOU,
Spend your cash with them and when
YOU are in need Of credit they will the
more cheerfully accord it to You
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02

The freighters on the road between
Oberlin and Colby found the body Of
young girl close BY the road. She had
left home and started for one Of the
neighbors and was over come by the
siolance Of the storm and perlshed.-
Logan Freeman.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02
l.. J. ".

The unseemly quarrel over Tilden 5
will has convinced us of the folly OF
dying rich, and we shall govern our
self accordingly Persons having any
little remittance due us can send them
lust the same, though, AS we are not
diving ANYWAY vet,
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02
John Bifsell Reg.
Land Office at Ki5win. Kansas

Motto i hereby Given ihat the following IN med
settler has filed not of his intention to make
final proof in sup 'ort Of his claim. and that said
proof will he made before Probate judge at Mill
brook Kans. on Dee II, 1885, VIZ Barbara Rudemann
y ;, 2ln49 fOrthc : el1 sec 29tp range q. He
names the following witnesses to prove his con
tmnOuS residence upon. and cultivation Of said
lard. viz: James OConnor, Of Wild Horse Kansas
and VIM kelfhor Albert Neaper, Nate D. Minor, O
NlibroOk Kansas
John Bissc!l Rec.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02
CONSUMPTION CURED.

Ia nbvsician. retired from active practice
,lEn@ a Uq had placed in his hands BY anEast Inda
9s se f9T@1y sDoe aad Of smpS
iem ,t5.rtion. ~ LING affections, after having
Csoaronphly tested it, wonderful curative powers il
ihonsands Of cases feels it his duty to make j
snoTn suffering feoT+ wh ThG tn redPe SPecten fen
tRE~enarjng tREL. and successfully using. Address
u, litb sstsmpl naming this paper DIR. NJ. r
%.ec 9f0 Grand ST., jersey City, y. y,
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02

Mr. c. II. J. Taylor, the colored ora
tor who failed to speak for Moonlight
in Atchison, is organizing a society
among the colored folks, which bears
the massive title ofthe "Ciceronian
Circle Of Wise Men. "-Champion
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02
Land Office at Kirwin Kansas.

-
Notice ! reby given that the following named
eettier mas .itd notice Of lis intention to make
proof in support Of his claim ana tLat soid nrnnf
Will be made before Clerk Dist Court at StoGkton
Kansas on Jany. 10, 1887, viz:
Ira Jones, DIS 2l967 for tie SE Or Sec J. Tp 9Er %
TO name thefollowing witnesses at prove his con
uous residence upon, and cultivation OF, s9ii
and, viz: Jessy Swift James 4 Moore, J RrrTtT
aud Cumberland Arnold all of Nico3cmus. E.re
] NJ Lille, atty d3 john Bissrr W., 80,
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02

NJ. I@FDI OCT. 70. 1856.
notice i hereby given that the fonowinc-named
settler has filed notice of hi7 intention to make
final proof in support of his claim. and that said
proof will he made before the Register or Receiver
at kirWin Kansas, on Dec. 10Th. 1856 viz: Gaorge
+. Henry DS. 20G!S for the Rl5 n W., and VIZ S
Wa sec 10 tp range 20. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation Of said land yi1:'L. Welton, Chae
f5udd, Chas Zehien, Jno Saddlcr, AL OF Crcsson
Kansas.
Joh. Bjssell Register.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02
Land Office at Kirwln Kansaa.

no !@04b Nov. 3, lo<>b
otce is hereby given that the foowlng-named
settler haa.iled notice of bis intention 10 mai
inal proof IN support cs lis {: m. tIC Iitss
proof will be mad0 before Register or Receiver a
kifwiu Hans. on Dec "a, 1886. viz: John Stout H
l51 3 fa- the Sc or sec 35 Is re- 81 lie nemes tte
Following witnesses 10 prove his continuous resi-
qenee upon: amp cultivation Of. said land. viz:
James ii. Krous. of Nicodemus Kans Fred Oft ot
Logan kansas, Marion Hunt. of Nichdemua Kans
B. Taukersley, If Nicodemus Kane
John Bissell, Reg.
Moore &nd Ben amino attys
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02

Money to loan at 10 per cent, no
commission, and you can get your
money same day papers are signed,
Call at office Of the NicodemnS
Land Company.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02
Land Office .. Kirwln. Kansas.

NO, E54V Nov. 3, 1Hl6r !.
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
final proof in support of his claim and that said
proof will be made before egister or Receiver at
kirpin Kansaf, on Dec 81. 1886 viz: James NJ krous
u 2OS!n for Che Sts Eqr sec tp7 rg p, He
names the following witnesses TO prove his con
tlnuous residence upon. and cultivation of. SAID
land VIZ: John Stout Of Nicodemus kans Fred
OFT OF Logan kans, Marion Hunt of NicOdemr
Kanr, alld Hardin Stout. OF NCodemus kansas
John Bisscll neg.
Mooge s. BENJAMIN attys.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02
COdcr 4 Gcubb attle.
Land Otfice at Kirwin. Kas,e Nov.

Land Office at Kirwin. Kaae Nov IL, 1856 n25o7
Notice is ferehy given that the following
named settler has filed notice of lis intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim and that
said proof will be made before the Register or
RercivOf At klrWin. Kansas, on Dec. 81 1856 viz r:
sylvester Myers for the NV qrsec 35. tp g. ronge u
tic names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and anItivation of
SAID land, viz: w Rcoder, " D Logan J Stout
and } Clark, all Of Nicodemus Kans n25
NJ. John Bissrl Register,
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02
Land Office at Kiiwm Kansas.

= NO. I%Ib9 Nov :, 1856.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler as file notice Of ms intention to make final
proof in support Of his clmm. and that sail proof
will he made before Judge or Clerk Of Court III
Stockton. Kansas. on Dec Y. 1856. viz:
John Smith. Ds 2Ar2G. f0I lie east half 3 q or of
sec TIP rg20 He names the foO0inr witnesses
10 prove his continuous residence uDon, and cult
yAton Of. said land. viz: Lewis Norman. George
harper Richard Marvin, Of Alr0na Kaus and John
Necse of Webster, Ilans
John Bissen Reg.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02
Land office at Kirwin, ,KaaRaa

no i2562 Nov Is, 1886
Nofire is hereby givea that thefollowing -namedset
tier has fled notice of his intention TO make final
proof in support Of his claim and that said proof
will he made before Prohat Jldge at Mibrook
kansas. on Dec "a. 1886. viz: ". N. Napue Hd
1880 for the F qraec 33 Up range 2l He names
tie following witnesses toproYe his continuous
residence upon. and cultivation Of said land. viz
Taylor Turner,L. f. Wilson. :. Garland. J Sa1nuele
all Of NicGdemus Kansas
John RifSn0 Pao
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02
A. w. Fratcr atty.
Land Office at Kirwin. kansas. Nov. 6,1S46

NJ. I-1lI.
Notice il hereby given t1at the f.nown--u.la.
settler has filed hotica Of lis Intention 10 IN aka r
nal proof in support Of his claim an tnat -:.ii : O
Will be made before the Probate nudge IT Nj. ,tr
Kansas, on December lS 1886. viz:
BcnnlG Baldwin lid2OlS2 for the Ei:SElI sci ..o.
Wls SW Il SEP l3 tp9 r. 2l He names tie II,
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous resi- len (,
upon, and cultivation Of. said land. VIZ: Ttnma.
lloalp. Columbus Cookies. John Tumbly. Joshua,
Lanches, all Of CressOn kansas.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02
Land Office at Kirwin. Kansas

NO. I-UJ- \ DN. u. TN-6
Notice is hereho given that the following r9Tper
settler has fIed notice if It's intention to iran.
mute to Homestead and make final
"roof in support of his claim. and Lat said proof
will be made before Judge or clerk Dist court nt
Mibrook kAns, on Jan. 11,lSS1, viz: Garrett Re-.
nerts. Is 1888 for the NV or Sec s. TT g. Rg 81
He.names the following witnesses to pro e his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of
said land viz: \ The mas, Ed Smith. Jack Scrurgs
and George Moore all Of NicoGemua. Kansas d3
Francis Hickman adverse claimant by virtue of
s. 2098ois hereby notified to appear and show
cause why said proof should NOT be allowed.
John BisseIl Regstc
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02

SIUO.OOOse Osenaa aTsf"ss as cents sin ii postass s%as
and BY mail you will ret free package Of goods
Ofarge value that will start yon in work that will
atonce bring you in money faster than anything
with each box Agents wanted everywhere. OF
either sex Of all ages for all the time spare time
only, 70 work for us at their own homes fortunes
for all workers absolutely assured. Don't delay.
II. HAILETs IL Co. Portland, Maine.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02
Land Officer at Kiwin kansas.
M 1o5-O ", 90


NhtiCe il hereby given that the folloWing-named
settler has fl3d notice Of his intention TO make
final sroof in support Of his claim and that said
proof VIII be made before the Judge or Clerk Of
the Court at Stockton Kansas. Dee -. 1886 viz:
Lewis Norman DS l9949 ror the NE 4 sec IA tp s
r. 20 .e names the following witnesses 10 urdve
lis continuous residence upon. and cultivation
said land. viz; John Smith, ThoS W :. nnle John
Neesc. George Harper all of Alcona Kanso~-
John Bi>>ell REC.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-02
J-Ln Bi-sel Register.
Land Office at kirvin. KaDx

y p T-~
Notice i hereby given th.t the folloIihl named
settlea has filed notice Oi his intention IL ker M
prOUl in support Of nj claim, anu that ~.il 1-,of
VII ~ mace otioEt dul-e oE cltrN Dist court u
stockton Kansas, Ola Dec 3. lN>q VIZ: james II
Reynolds I'D 1881 for the : Ear : + q-scc - For
\ kQr sec - u : ~ lie names lie fol .n,,rr !.
witnesses 70 prove liz continuous residence u2on.
and Cutivatio- Of. said lauC, Aiz: tsco Bgabonr.
Albert House. Philip Shatt>nAn.of AIcona har>
and Oliver Neal, or Al1uucmus h4.s.<
Jocn B!Fsen Reg.