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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-12

Last year the wheat crop of Europe
fell short of supplying the home demand
by about 154 600. 900 bushels. This wear
the deficiency is considerably greater
1t is true when an unusual scarcity oc.
ours In the wheat crop of Russia and
Austria, and the price rises, the ceople
subslst more largely upon rye. and thus
avail themselves of the bigh prices thew
can get for their wheat, and the short
supply elsewhere is partially made nm
But even with this probability confront
ing us, it is very certain this countrv
will be called on tor more wheat than
We sent abroad last year, We are the
only country that increased it's product
OF this grain largely over the WELD of
last year, and there is little Doubt onr
surplus will be largely drawn upon
Already our exports have been increas.
ing rapidly, shd there is little doubt but
that they will continue to do so. Even
though prices do not rise materiallv
this increase in our export trade will
have a most beneficial effect upon the
business of the country.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-12

81
a. WILSON NoRRIs, Republican Aud.
i,or General elect. and fast friend Of
Matthew S, Quay, the acknowledged
boss or the Republican party in this
Safe, stated in an interview in Phfla-
delph:a few days ago that Quay will
be a caDdidate at the approaching session
of the Legislature for United States
Senator. Norris is DOW simply revealing
as fact what every intelligent politician
IN the State knew would transpire when
Quay was elected State Treasurer last
November. Quay is ''sly, devlish sly, 5"
and although some of his political meth
DDS in the past admit of no defense, he
is not hypocrite, and is infinitely to be
preferred for seat in the Senate to Ga
lusha a. Grow, Wharton, Barker, or
Thomas Y. Cooper, all o: whom have
Senatorial aspirations 10 an alarming
extent. Quay is q henchman of cOrpo-
rations and in the United States Senate,
as it is now constituted, he would be
among a congenial crowd.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-12

WHATEVER other mistakes the votsrs
of this State may commit through the
ballot box. two results Of the late election
cOnclusively demonstrate that tbeV are
determined 20 preserve the high Office of
President Judge free from all tajnt NJ
personal dishonor, In Philadelphia
Judge Gordon, who is acting as Com.
mon Pleas Judge, under a commission
from Gov. Pattison, and who, although
a young man, has so conducted himself
in bis office as to command the respect
and confidence of the members of the
bar and the public, was elected over
Judge Briggs, the Republican candidat.
By majority of eleven thousand. Bea-
Ver's majority iu the same city being
only twenty-five thousand. In Allegheny
county Judge Magee, another of Gov
Pattison's appointments. defeated John
;. RCbo, lis RepB hlican opponent nv
nearly two thousand votes, while the
county gave Beaver a majority of nearly
seven thousand. Gordon and Magea
sre both clean men and upright JUDGES
ard the people stood firmly by them
re- using % endorse the questionable
methUds BY which their respective oppo-
nen . secured their nominations. There
IS an assuring hope for the future well
being Of the people in a judicial district
when they cannot be swerved or driven
from the support Of an honest snd cana
BILE Judge
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-12

y Aegrs preacher in South Carolina
thinks that the earthquake shocks in
that State are to cause the colored people
70 cmigrate to Africa, where no shocks
have ever been felt He believes It is
their duty to go and civilize the Iaud Of
their fathers, and that the earthquakes
will result in great disaster to them if
they refuse TO go.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-12

REV. James Brown, of Albany, Tex.
appeared before the Citizens Relief
Committe, of New York, and asked for
reliet in behalf of nearly $4,000 families
VINO are suffering from the drought in
section covering a radius Of 600 miles
Many OF these people were compelled to
carry water during the summer for a
DISTANCE of Thirty miles, and were sub.
sistini ntirely on corn meal. Il was
decidd to Ssend $3.50 to the Chairman of
the Rlief Com mittee at Albany.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-12

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND accOmpa-
MED by several Members of his Cabinet,
left Washington on Sunday last for
Boston, TO attend the 25Oth anniversary
Of The founding of Harvard College, on
Monday. They returned to Washington
on TUESDAY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-12
BNekIennArnfcn s.n-.

fhe best save In the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores letter, Chapped Hands, ChfllbIaIns
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles OF no pay required. Il is puar-
anteed TO give perfect satisfaction. mr. move,
refunded. Price rs cents per ho~ D..
Sale By E Jamea
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-12

THF official returns of last weeks
election in this State show that Beavers
majority over Black is AZ, ,565. The
Prohibition vote in the Stale has rot yet
been published, but when it is We will
publish the vote received by each of the
three candidates for Governor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-12

THE return Judges for this Congress
ional district met at Hollidsysburg, on
Tuesday last, each Of the four counties
composing the district having one re-
turning officer, and declared the result
to be as follows
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-12

IT seems that, in spite of his name
ne New York Prohibition caodidafe
Judge Groo, has polled about 30 OO0
votes, 500 more thon than the csndi.
date or that party for Governor received
last year. In thirteen mort beastern and
northwestern States, 211, ,334 Problbi~
tionists voted this year. Iu l995 tn
aggregate for the same States was
lis, ,4oA "S'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-12

j. w. N. NEwLIN, of Philadelphia,
who was a Republican member of the
Convention that framed the new Consti.
tuition, and who is now the Secretary of
the Convention Committee composed of
members of both parties, has addressed
a letter to Gov. Pattison in which he
says That every railroad company in the
: ate Is daily violating the Article IN
lie Constitution which prohibits the
granting of free passes, and requesting
the Governor to cause an application to
be made by the Attorney General in the
name of the Commonwealth to the
Dauphin county court for an Injunction
restraining all said companies from issu
ing passes, except to officers Oh employees
thereof. What Mr.. Newlin says about
the evils Of free passes is an old story
and it was entirely unnecessary for him
to call the attention of Gov. Patlison to
the subject. The Governor has done a
good deal of thinking and talking sirce
the day Of his Inauguration about the
non-enforcenent by the Legislature Of
-AASaSANS - 4 ollu y ' L L u the OODSt1-
tuition, in the eighth section of the latter
of which 1t is declared that mo railroad
rail way or other transportation comuanv
shall grant free passes, or passes at a
discount, to any person except officers or
employees of the company" The Legis-
lature has made two or three attempts
TO enforce this Article by appropriate
legislation, but always failed, the posses
sion of free pass being regarded by a
member as very handy thing-ln fact
a thing of beauty and a joy forever
Mr.. Newlin's intentions are good and TO
be commended, but the next Legislature
is the body before which he should get
in his work. Gov. Pa:tison's skirts ara
clear. He has time and again urged
the Legislature TO do its duty as COM
msnded by the Constitution, but bis
appeals have fallen upon unwilling ears.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-12

mNTKD-a line to nEn hss column.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-12

S~ull's PLURALITY .Spq
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-12

Ftt
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

4 country which is unable to pro-
tect tha loyal citizens within her own
boFqers cQnld hardly be cxpec ted to
lend its aid to one that happens to stray
beyond the line. In the states Of
Georgia. Mississippi, South Carolina
and Texas, loyal coIored citizens are
not allowed their rights; and though II
defenceless black men were murdered
in cold blood at Carleton Mississippi
the perpetrators were never brought to
justice The President never memo
rallied congress regarding the outrage
Of colorod citizens murdered in his
own country, how then could we ex-
pect immediate action in the Cutting
case or any other American citizen
whose rights had been denied him by
some foreign power
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

There is no paper in the state that
be value more highly than we do the
Topeka Capital, Always on time steam
|ng hot with the latest news from all
|arts of the world, its dispatches. while
complete, are boiled down and furni sh
nc news just as people want it. It's
local and Kansas departments are not
xcelled by any. In its editorial col
INNS current events, both social and
political, are discussed in a very able
|naner; it is the only daily paper in the
tate that gives an unprejudice opinion
Pfthe workings of the various labor
organizations of the land, and while
Is editor, j. X. Hudson, is stalwart
|epublican, it never fails to mention
|he Shortcomings of the republican par
y in a way that meets the approval of
be masses Of the people.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Gladstone may yet live to see home
| ule for Ireland established 1t is true
be has passed tire, score and ten. vet
|everal eminent British statesmen have
Governed that empire after they had
passed eighty years ofage Mr.. Glad
tone is in all probability good for ten
||ears yet, and ere that time elapses
Ireland may have received her coveted
boon.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Our business men feel the invigo-
Rting effects of n bountiful wheat
arvest and a joyous beam of hope
Ights up their cOuntenances and be
peaks the satisfied spirit within. The
'YcLoNE, too, is anticipating its share
f the general prosperity. Shall it be
disappointed? 1t proposes to merit it
aore. Truly "the farmers feed US ALL,
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

While i'll Graham county the other
day we took pains to make inquiries
as to how the colored people who have
settled in that county was getting
along and we're told that were doing
full rs well'as their white neighbors
They are said to be industrious and
perseyering and all making money.
We talked with three four Of them and
they told us tibet when they landed in
that county they had absolutely nothing
but now have comfortable homes, GOOD
teams, some stock, and farms valued
all the way from $500 to $500.
They said that under no consideration
would they trade their Kansas homes
forllke property in the Edmond
Times.
Yes, you might add that there is a
no more enterprising, courtuous and
hospitable class of people in the state
than are found in the Nicodemus
colony.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

The Salem Argus, editor, delegate
b the Democratic State Convention,
|emarks that the nomination of Kelly
|Dr Auditor of State was "a sad mistake
nd one made by the united effort of
Federal office-holders, and one which
Re shall not cndeavor to patch up with
hypocrisy" The Hon. l.. p Birchfeld
E resident of Salem, and has thrown
De" the nomination for State Treasurer
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

The Democratic candidate for State
Treasurer, Mr., Blrchfeld, Of Jewell
county, has declined the nomination
rendered him. 1t is said herepudiatcs
the whiskey platform adopted at
LeavenWorth, and is especially incensed
at the nomination Of the colored man
Kelly.-Champion.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!

We have recently opened up in
TillOtsons building q Real Estate,
Loan, Abstract, and Insurance Office
And are prepared to make Farm
Loans at 10 per cent no commission
in sums Of 5000 and upwards on the
most favorable terms ever offered in
Graham County. No delay in getting
your money Interest payable at our
Office, which saves expense Of drafts.
We furnish money to make final proof
We furnish abstracts and examine
titles. Buy and sell lands. All bust
ness entrusted to our care will receive
prompt and careful attention. Cores
pondcnce solicited.
S. w. MILE. & Co.
MillbrOOk, Kansas.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

It is only petty, selfish nature that
axes delight in haunting a fully defeat
ID enemy. Hon Lewis Hanback, will
our the district this fall with Hon +. j.
Turner and those who miss his word S
Fill miss facts logically uttered and
el0quently presented, -Oberlin Eye.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

The Republicans will open up the
lmpaign in Graham county with a
9 ralley at Millbrook Oct. 1st, and
Till City Oct. End. Hon. f. J.
II, W. s. Tilton, S. R. Hogan and
hers will speak.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

twenty-five years ago Kansas demo
rats chased the colored man by moon
ght, they are still running one by
Ioonlight. Thirty years ago no col
red man would venture out by moon
|ght when he had the remotest idea
bat the democrats we're going to run
I'm,
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Richardson's photograph gallery is
now here and he is prepared to take
your picture on short notice. He can
take all kinds OF pictures including
farm views - .r-.--- ,......
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Martin 5lii lLavell, two miles south.
east Of Nicodenias, OF the river. is now
prepaSed'to make sorghum molasses
on 4 . short ! Node Those having sor-
ghain. 70 make up should call and go
him. -
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Mr.. Wilson late Of Leayenworth las
purchased a piece of land short
distance from Nicodemus and will
moove out here in the spring.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02
September II.
Land Once al kirwiu. kansas

=. IHuU N!I.tt a hITWlu, haUrIE.
No 1874 Auo ~ 1.A.;
Notice j. hereby given that the followinc-nalncd
setter has fled notice Of biz intention Ia make
hna' proof In support of his claim. ami thst said
PROOF viii be made before the Clerk Dist Cc,rt at
NlHpfcok. Kansas, on oct. : LIST. VIZ: Tavlur
turner, hi 1881 for the 1, Sec 81 IN = Rr,. p
lie names the following witnes-es 10 prove
MS continuous residence uron. and cultivation OF
SAID land. viz: John Smrucls. CLARK >arucls.
Emanuel Napue and Sanford Crais au Of Nicc,ic-
mus, Kansas.
Wallace atty. John Bisa,u Ps~,s.a.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

John ". Newcum and John Natheson
of Altoona township have our thanks
Tor some fine melons brought to this
office last Friday
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

The greenback state convention,
ter a three days session in Topeka
st week decided not to place a ticket
the field.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

John Parker, of Graham township
recently thrcshcd field of rye that
averaged f0rty-three bushels per acre
who can beat it?
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02
Best sample Of Niillet,
Largest Watermelon.

''.[ EIHph+H,
"'. Squash.
The best sample Of any u the QLoEe
named varieties wall cntitle the grower
or the person contributing it. to 2 copy
of this paper fee one year Each
sample will bear liable giving the
name and location Of the grower The
collection is wanted BIZ us to show to
people looking fol locations what the
rich soil Of Graham county is capable
Of producing, and ofcourse the locality
that brings in the most and variety
OF samples will be advertised best.
The awards viii be made Oct 1st.
8lS6, by three disinterested persons.
The names Of al contributors will be
published. Now is the time to adver-
tise your country anA besides get the
paper free for one year. Bring in your
samples alp
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Millbrook had Il mad dog scare one
day last week and resulted in the ex-
termination OF several worthless ours
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

John I Young visited Stockton last
Monday where he went to make final
pro0fOn his homestead.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02
For County Superintendent,
MISS MATTE WORCESTER,
Of Graham township.
For Clerk District Court,
PROF J. E. PORTER,
OF Hill City township.

Democratic rally at Millbrook Satur-
~, at Hill City in the evening.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02
Id Ohlce al - IN kan...-

Notice il hcIehy given that TIC fol.oz,irr-s,.,f 2
settler ha> filed notice of his intention - maxi
hnaI proof IN support Of ti~ claim. and tha, sid
proof Viii De made before Register or Receiver Fl,
AlrWin Mans. OH Oct {. ls-Si. Viz: George Moore.
10 Iol"+' Tor the sw o. seC -. tp :, - 90 lie
names the following witnesses In r'r...a l. -,
uous residence upon. sud cultivation o. lid Land
VIZ; Allen Thomas. Edward Smith. Pan vaughn
snst I3nNin Booker - Of Medicines \ 80 a,q
Brscles atty I3r,t T.s-., Rec
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

q 1f-I0 July %It INoU
Notice is hereby given that the follwingnamed
settler has fled notice of his intention 10 MAKE
final proof IN support Of his claim. ana that SAID
proof viii be made before the Register or Receiy-
or m Kirwir. Kansas. on Sept 14th. 1856, viz:
France NJ Hart hi 1878 for the sw Or Sec 'I5 Up D.
re- " He name. the following Witnesses 10 prove
his rortjruous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz: W EdwaIds, J u Bently. John
Stout aand Hardin Stout all Of Firms, KrnsaS.
IN john Bissel Register.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02
MOTTO E-ToWNsITE PROOF.


tt Va arw T. Nsv Concern.
kN0w " hy tni- irstTumo-.;. that We rhe uu-
u r-.-aed t"iaT'~- .orc-. appointed by Tne Houo--
able. The PROBATE 81 u'i-.. II Graham GogutV. Kan.
s> - rlrFsy ard et ulf - J6c iuh1h.teut~ ~ the
i-''n~4t- e Ntr1e4 Is. ia trr1haI- Cozu:e Kan.
$50 -c~n 1T c- .at- 80 eart usv }c tut .'r O. ar
t'ra.E- - .y. J.st- aLl PROVED fu- srrh grra-
pants aF inhabitants
h>'@ Il ---i go ~FFTEgBER - Isl. the snder-
--1. CONN ~-sofcr- viii $50 thc uClrs ~ TIE Pro-
uate JHa-e iu t1e county aud -tatr afor--1l fs,-,
sud there make ofr awards arcf riiug to i1upr.-
rcnl~- 90 tga..E viewed ana passed upJu 81 e .
~ai4 t'W-~ "a L-ftn< hreu surveyed acorG.N ~
a. %. t,~.,- ~1-ttyu-. plated aud laid piss h.-
bcta tuly rrco-lt1.
II. j. HARsI
signed = e. FuUNTAIs,
S.NASWNCh
Comm i-siOnC -
9z'-s e N1..- E. E-ls--. t'.- i-'h Dag -
AE-et IT, -
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

VIM Scott, Philip Hayden, Jerry
Msup and George Baker made final
proof ut Millbrook last Saturday
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

We want q correspondent in every
township in the county.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02
Land ORcc at Eirwin Kansas.

Noiicc i he.ebv given :hai the following named
settle ba, filed notice ii ~ in,cmti9r az make
final proof in support of hi claim. and that said
proof will be made bcfore Ptobate Judge or
Clerk Dist Cont ct Millbrook, Kansas, on sept. 10.
1885, va: Lawrence Wilson, nd 1903 for the " hlf
NV ar ne or NV G.: ard ny q ne GF gee .. Up 9 q
He names The following Witnesses 10 prove ms
conIiuIoIs residence upon and cultivation Of said
land. VIZ sam. q Garla-d. JohI SaIn4els. K.
Napae and Joseph Alpue al. Of Nicodemns Hass.
Gi-Iand Atty. as john Bissell, Rtgl-t"-.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Soldiers Reunion at Millbrook Sept
18th.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Mrs. Il. T. Fletcher has been quite
sick but is now improving.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Come in now and get your pictures
taken Richardson's photograph
gallery is now in Nicodemus
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02
Land CRce at Krwin Kansas. ~, r..

No. 1851 aug ,, lN>o
settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Probate Judge NJ Mill
brook Kansas. on sept IS. 1885. viz: Joseph w
Reed 2l2S5 for ,hc SO nei. sec y Up range 2l
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of,
said land viz: :. j. Brown. of Nicoiemus Hans,
! Eaks Of Nicodemus Kaus. q. Brown, Of NEIL
brook Kvns. {. q. Reed. Of Kebar, Kansas.
JeT Phillips adverse claimant by virtue Of. d :
2052S : hereby notified 10 appear and show cause
why saiG roof should not be allowed
John Bissell. Reg.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Joseph Brown brought in watermel
on Saturday that tipped the beam at 3!
pounds,
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

The only son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ".
Fratcr, Of Webster. died last Thursday
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Col. Burt came down from Gcttys
burg Sunday and returned Monday
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Work on the new 4. NJ. T.. Churcl
will be commenced at once.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

For Congress, Sixth District,
b. j. TURNER, Of Sheridan.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For AfsQci4te Justice,
b. n. VALENTINE, Of Shawnee:
Fog Governor,
y9EN 4. MARTIN, Of Atchison,
For Lieutenant Governor,
A P, RIDDLE, of Ottawa,
For Secretary Of State,
z. B. ALLEN, Of Sedgwick,
For Treasurer Of State,
J.w. HAMILTON, Of Sumner,
For Auditor of State,
Timothy MCCARTHY, of Pawncc,
For Attorney General,
S. B. BRADFORD, of Usage,
For Supt. Pub. instructions,
]. II. LAWHEAD, of Bourbon.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

Jerry Wclton and wife returned
Saturday from short visit to Great
Bend, Kansas.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

NSt.Ce y hereoE given that following ua1nel
settles has fled notice Of his intention 70 5J- .s
PROOF ~ support 81 hl- claim and that said p-ccf will
&c E-adt before ID" Rc-islt- o. Receiver ~ Ki-vr
>A.s..r on = 'i - l'>o- viz Jrsehh v. Clar. CT
~ >lStl. for the e or section a. r,F -s,,.- IA
'-e uatAee me following witnesses 20 prove f. con,
tnuon- res nee upon and caltlye ion - sid lard
w i II LocA ana Neos'cI. of Logan. haIs. ..
Andy Moran 81 AdamsUu Kanses md 7 II ~-1f-b ia
NlCodcmuS. kansas I'D
Moor" y Benjamin atry~ John Rf...v rl...
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02
Land Omcc It ktrvin. Kansas.
D.. -g.r.

~ |I0-l IT q I-tI 80
Notice L. hereby given that re f9l.owiu--ianle
settler las Sled notice ns her iutcutiou to make
final proof jn support oi t'- cain. ard tat said
proof Will be made bcEoIc Judge ct clerk Dist court
81 AiIbr.Ck, haU~. on September - IsHS. viz.
John O'Connor Oh MI 1872 for the III ne or sec
ana LI nW 81 &c s.. tp :. ne - ". lie names
gle following Wittucs>c~ - prove liz continuous
Upo0aD" cultivation Of. rail land. VIC Fountain
81 Nillt rock X + " Snyder %a:e Minor ana Be-
Ea-4 &u.auey u Wiz Hor~c. K4I~ae
Minor. atty. al9 JoEu Bissci. Rec
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02

iS"A 'L1fr 81 RlFNlu. kan. AuE. -. ,->-. -U~-4
Noiict L hereby given thar the foil owing uarr- I'd
setter has h."I notice 81 hi- IutcIt..1 20 make
40. pIG0i ~ u" 90 % hiS CLAIM su4 tl4t aid
proof VIII hc made before the Rr-ster o. l,-ety.r
u hlF"lA' Kansas. 81 sept. -. ISSi' ~. ,asuc.
;'oEdon on e. @ls'. for tue NV sec : ~ e. r4rcl =.
Iie nAlAes thr tonH"ln@ witnc-~~- To prose bis
continuous residence = on and ,ti1ffxst. ~ -
SO VIZ; -"2c-, : 4Vrsu. = Ciert audi Srli'h
Ngcl- B"-,eu-i1 suvs l-hp r-s.t1 49,,
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02
OUR PREMIUM OFFER.

For the best sample Of any variety
Of the following named farm products
delivered ut this Office before Oct. LIST.
1886, we will give The WESTERN
CYCLONE FREE for One Year:
Best peek Of Wheat
..",... Corn
Oats,
..".,. Rye.
-" Barley.
-. Potatoes.
Western cyclone., 1886-09-02
Land once ~ Kirwiu. kansas Aug. :. 1856. 1ls-f

Notice j. hereby given that the foowiug-nsmcd
settler has fled notjlc OF his intention Ia make
final proof III support ~ hir claim. and that slid
proof WI Ne made before the Register or Receiver
81 kisvin kausa- on oct. {. 1~es viz; Eic ~CrU--<
Id 2ll29. for the sw or sec -. tp :. r. -. She
names the following Witnesses to prove he- con
unuouS residence upon, and cultivation Of said
land W: Allen 1hUmo-, Edward STnirh. Henry
Foz sind Bauklu Booker all Of NicOdemus. Ksus
II Bradley ATTY alQ John Bis-eu Re-