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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-17
Out of Town.

With the assembling of Episcopalians
and CongregatiOnalists in Chicago. PreSby-
terians at Mankato. MethodistS at Still
water and Baptists at Duluth, tn attract the
religiously inclined, the pleasures incidental
to the Y eiled Prophets in st. Louis to draw
away the worldly, and the excitement of
sUumping the state to allure the politician,
the average St. Pauiite has succumbed to
the influence, and the last week has re-
corded many mgrationS. Many of the
youthful not so easily lured to a distance
by such things have discovered that it is
not yet too cold to wear jean trOwsers and
shoot ducks and geese, and several of the
hazardous have tasted the sweets of this
paStime. Their exploits are best told by
the number of the slaughtered game brought
home. Some of the most truthful gentle
men have spent short time fishing in some
Silvery lake. or over the pebbles of some
rock-bound stream, and the consequence
has been that the narrative exceeds the
amount OF the scaly by large majority.
wHRRE II hey WENT.
Richard Lehman has made arrangements
for trip to Europe and will leave the CITY
this evening. He will spend two months visit
ing his parents at Cologne.
Senator G. D. Gilfillan expects to leave for
Europe IN ABOUT u Week. he Will e01OV n
trip of Egypt and the Holy land before re-
turning.
Mrs. Dickinson, nee Otis, wife of Lieut..
Dickinson, United States army left last week
for her husbands new station in New Mexico.
Assistant Ticket Agent George 5. Marsh.
of the Northern Pacific. enjoyed a hunting
expedition in Wisconsin.
Mrs. H. II. Horton has gone home to Ham.
ilton, Mo-, to visit her parents, accompanied
by her little daughter.
Mrs. James G. Stout accompanied her
guests Mrs. G. c. Stout and daughter Frances,
home to Lake City.
Grand Secretary A. 7. G. Pierson attended
the dedication of the new Masonic hall at st.
Cloud.
DR.. R. o. Sweeny and r. o. Sweeny, Jr..
were at Winnipeg with special car.
Dr. E. K. Wedelsraedt will pay visit TO
the Montreal carnival this winter.
Mrs. E. S. Morton has commenced months
visit with Connecticut friends.
w. H. Allan, of 10 Prescott street, was
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-17
UNRESPONsIVE.

He loved me, but loved not him.
l know not why. 1t was whim
Of tickle Fate's that he should pour
Out at my feet such lavish store
OF love and service, all in vain.
l knew his worth and it was pain
To pain him 80, yet not one word
Of his sweet pleadings ever stirred
Responsive echoes in my breast,
Or woke my heart from its calm rest.
I loved him, but he loved not me.
1 longed, struggled to be free;
I felt it shame to love unsOught,
Ny love by no sweet service bought;
Yet all in vain. Did but his face
Appear, glory filed the place
While he was near. He must have read
Something, I fear, my chances said.
But he was only my kind friend,
And so continued to the end.
Then, is it TRUE that loves begot
By loving? Ali l fear me not!
Or had loved the man who poured
Out at my feet such boundless hoard
OF truest love; or else had been
Loved by that other man, to win
Whose heart had well nigh forgot
To WOO is not the woman's lot.
Boston Transcript.
c, Barealow, Somerville, n. j., writes:
81 have sold Goes Cough Balsam for some
years, and it has splendid reputation. 1t
n{1
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-17

The coming great event of interest to the
lovers of the dance is to be the charity ball
to be given by the managers of the ST.
Luke's hospital, Oct. %. Dennis Ryan has
generously placed the Hotel Ryan at the
service of the ladies, and on that evening
the large dining-hall, ladies' ordinary, re-
ception-roomS and parlors will present a
brilliant spectacle. The reception commit
tee is to be composed of the officers of the
hospital. MeSdames Dalrymple, Washing
by Mesdames G. E. Flandrau. John White,
j. W. Bass, George c.. Squires. Edmund
Rice. ST., l.. F. Hubbard. George r. Finch,
w. r. Merriam, HoxSie, j. B. TarboX, t.
F. Cakes and L. II. Maxfeld The floor
managers are to be MeSsrS. Frank Hanson,
Edward Hamilton, George Bigelow. Fred
Sbley. Stanley Proudfit, Jared How,
Whitney Wall. Howard James and Law
renee Washington. Sebert's band will be
in attendance. and every effort will be made
to make the occasion one to be pleasantly
remembered. The trustees of st. Luke'S
hospital have secured a new and desirable
lot for the erection of new building to be
commenced this season. Notwithstanding
its lack of space and facilities this institu-
ton has done most efficient work in the
past; the completion of new building will
mark the beginning Of career of increased
usefulness in st. Luke'S hospital.
TERPsICHoREAN TIPS.
Among the events of the coming week is
the second social hop of the Junior Dancing
and Carnival club, to be given Fridaf even
ing Oct. o. at Winthrop hall in Drake
block The grand march begins at p. IN.
The members are requested to attend meet
ing in the parlors of the hall Tuesday even
ing at D. m The club will make several
entries for the skating and polo tournaments
to be held at the winter carnival.
Large attendance, good music and an eX-
cellant programme, characterized the harvest
home festival and ball of the German Agri-
cultural and Horticultural society in Prefers
hall last night STEMS orchestra was present
The Evening Star Lodge No. Is, Daughters
of Rebekah, will give a social hop at Odd
Fellows amusement hall, on Wednesday
evening, Oct. 90, 1885.
The Sons of Veterans drum corps is pre-
pairing for a good time at its ball in the
Drake block Wednesday evening.
The St. Paul CigarmakerS union will give
their seventh semi-annual ball at Turner hall
a week from Monday evening.
The Judith Monteaore Benevolent society
will give its second annual ball at Stanard
hall tomorrow evening.
Prof. Evans will commence his series of
Saturday evening hops in Curtiss hall next
Saturday evening.
The West Side Hill Social club enjoyed
its first annual dance in Liedertafel hall last
evening.
Arrangements for the annual reception and
ball of the st. Paul Boat club are in progress.
Next Saturday evening is the date for the
journeymen plasterers ball, in Turner all.
The first ball of the st. Paul Pleasure club
is TO be given Oct. 29 at Pfeifeir's hall.
On Thursday evening the Limchas Thorah
ball, AT Standard hall, will be given.
MANY St. Paul people participated in the
Smelling hop Tuesday night.
Garfield post will give ball at Turner hall,
Oct, 20.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-17

N Y. are guests of Mrs. E. F. McIver, of Lin
coin avenue.
Miss ChapIn, of New York, is tie guest of
Mrs. r.. +. Cakes.
Mrs. C. E. Hughes entertains Miss Macy,
Saltwater.
Mrs. Rood, of Dubuque, is visiting Mrs. L.
s. Noble.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-17
Past and Future.

Another week aud the use of tight gloves
will be nearly understood. The latter half
of this month will be quite interesting to
anxious young people. as the maze of the
waltz, the strains of the concert, and the
pleasant tete- a-tete of the drawing-rOom
reception will then be at hand. The dull
ness Of the past week, enough to give one
ennui, it can be tolerated a little while
longer, while antlcipationS exist of the Mer-
ram and Dawson receptions, which are to
occur this week. Mrs. Merriam's reception
will be incidental to the FrOSt-HancOck
wedding, Thursday evening. On the fol-
lowing afternoon Mrs. William Dawson
and Miss Dawson will give ladies' recep-
ton from to p. H., at their residence,
No. 80 Central avenue, for which there are
numerous invitations out.
PATRIOTIC ELOQUENCE.
ST. Paul Camp No. 1, Sons of Veterans,
have secured Exposition rink for next Sat-
urday evening. when. at g p. H., will COM
mence a grand musical and patriotic festi-
val. Five hundred voices in choluS are to
render the cantata, ''COlumbiaS Glory,
Her Soldiers and Loyal Citizens" Col.
Redington, of New Y ork, is to manage the
Jubilee. Addresses and war songs will
mingle with the exercises. A mammoth
campfire will cover the second part OF the
programme with realistic presentation of
the war scene, Sherman's Bummers after
forage. Along with military drills will
be flag drills by young ladies. and an ex-
hibition drill by the Sons of Veterans.
There will be memorial services for the de-
ceased soldiers. The cooperative commit
tee consists of:
Gov L. F. Hubbard, Mayor Edmund Rice.
A. r. McGill, r.. A. Smith, w. A. Van SlYke,
E. F. Drake, Albert Scheffer, c. d. Gilfllan,
w. W. Braden, F. A. Fogg, James II. Drake,
w. T. Burr, W. D. Cornish, 81. Schiffman, E.
T. Williams, H. J. Stevens, j. j. Egan, +.
Richter, W. Berlandi, G. III. Lineau, w. E.
Burton, ]. o. Vervaiz, r. A. Becker, W. FL.
Sanborn, J. J. McCardy, T. NJ. Newson, j. c..
Terry, B. F. Wright, A. Allen, Perry Stark
weather, II. A. Castle.
GOSSIP.
Last Saturday night a number of young
people gathered at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ Hanley, on Louis street. the event
being surprise to their daughter Nellie.
Dancing and refreshments made up the even
ings entertainment. Among those present
were J. Flunkett, J. o. Larry, j. Thinkers, H.
Robson, NJ. Thinkers, of Chicago; J. Mes
sick, of st. Louis; W. L. Cooper, A. Distel,
w. r. Hooper. R. Lehman, A. Leau, E.
Lummier, W. Schow. L. Hensel, Fl. Schawb,
E. ]. Dyitt, ]. flanagan, n. NJ. Firesone, I.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-07-16
How Slic Ia Sciratcd a Wc'l-Dressed stat
ger in n Chicago Park.

4 LARGE, we'll dressed men was observed
standing motionlsss in Union Park last
night with his han Is fslded across his
breast and his eyes fixed n the fall moon
in silent ecstasy. People passing through
the park stopped to look at the statue, but
the stranger paid no attention to any
thing sublunary. Finally Officer Hiller,
park policeman, touched the man on the
shoulder and asked him the reason for his
strange conduct. No reply except an in
articulate humble was recaived. The man
remained per eciy motionless and his
muscles were rigid. The officer finally gave
up the attempt TO rouse him and called III
Lake street patrol wagon to take the mar
TO the County Hospital The man was
placed in the wagon ard taken to the hos
pital, when within short time he showed
that he was an imitation of John L. Sulli-
van in other ways than In the classic
statuary art. As soon as he was taken
into one OF the ards. the mysterious star
gazer's muscles were immediately re-
la xed, Gnd he beganto strike out from th :
shoulder and to throw himself around in
the most violent convuisicns. It was
deemed best TO place the patient in j
strnigh jacket, but it was found necessary
I to place him under the influence of chloro-
form before he could be got under control.
Before the fumes Of the an@sthetic ha /
gained possession Of his senses six stall
wart men could not hold him.
"How is your patient, doctor?" was
asked Of DR.. rockingham. who attended
him.
''He's getting along first rate" was the
reply. "He hasn't had recurrence Of the
commissions in five minutes" IN response
to inquiries as to what was the matter
with the patient. DR.. Frothin CHAM said
that he was evidently moon-struck. As
this diagnosis caused general smile the
doctor was questioned further. He said: I:
seriously speaking, there is no such
thing as being moon-Struck in this cli-
mate. Cases often occur in India, wbero
men sometimes sleep exposed to tie rays
/ of the moon in damp, marshy place. It
is difficult to diagnose this case without
more complete examination, but this is
probably a case of spinal meningitis. In
a person of his age-he is over fifty wears
OF age-it is likely to result fataIly.r
The identity of the patient is as much a
mystery as his history and the Gauss of
his being found in such condition.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-07-16
AQUATIC EXHIBITIONS,
Captain Boy yton Among the Seals and Sea-
Lions al the lin House.

I
Fully six thousand people gathered nc
the Glib House to witness the wordetfui
exhibition Of Captain Paul Boyton. Hun
/ dreds of carriages were scattered along
| the beach, well filed with handsomely at
/ tired people, and upon the surrounding
hiIisides were porchel many specimens of
the irropres3ihla small boy. A sharp
breeze was blowing in from the sea, and
between II and the heavy swell which was
running, the Captain had apretty hard
time. AT two O'clock, prompt, Cnrtain
Boyton stepped into the water, encased in
his rubber nrmor, and, after bIeasting the
breakers, swam directly to the first seal
rock, much to the astonishmerit an 1 fright
OF is native owners. Ola "Ben Butler. :"
the boss seal, was inclined to show fight Mt
first, but, finding himself unsupported.
he followed the others in wild
scramble for the water. After swimming
arosnd with couple of flags for short
while the captain commenced tho chi
structlon Of raft from several pieces of
timber which were moored near tho
rocks. This operation consumed some
time, and when completed couple of
carrier pigeons were released from Baby
Mine to wing their way, in startled flight
TO the shore.
The next thing in order was d meal.
end by means OF rod and line, a strug-
Cling founder wac soon hooked and pre-
Z pared for the frying pan, which was
heate by small oil stove placed upon
tho raft. The repast disposed of, a cigar
was lighted and the supposi'it.ous wrecked
mariner lay back in the water to epiov
smoke, while he read paper beneath
the shade of huge umbrella. Ssv.
eraI other feats followed, such as sfictrt-
ing OF IA rife, while standing upright in
the water, and sailing around with cat
rugged and iateen sails. Thisiattcr feature.
however, was almost failure, owing 10
the strong wind. The programme was
concluded with grand finale, by flowing
up the raft with torpedo. after towing
his little tender to place of safety, Eov-
ton fixed the small instrument OF destruc-
tion fpcn the raft, lit the fuse AMI then
padded himself swiftly beyond the reeGlt
OF danger. For "a moment a dead silenc.
prevailed. and then the torpedo exploded
with deafening report. shatteriny tho
massive timbers of the raft into thousand
pieces and throwing TIP hlgc column OF
water into the air fully two hundred feet
Tho Shock OF the explosion was so great
That SVarcely pane Of glass IN the C,iH
House windows was left unbroken. Scy.
eral small pieces cf the destroyed raft wcrs
thrown ul;on tho balcony of the hotel
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-07-16

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
To- make hnal pooof i'm support OF his claim. and
that saiu proof Will he made before the Probate
Judge. ut Medicine Lodge. on July 20. ItS6, viz:
Aaron st. John, ID 1904, for the y s-e /
s-w Sc !, and Sc s-w sec II, twp 50 south.
Of range ii west.
mis- coatinuouS residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
\ Reckwith, L c Crabb, Saul GOllauski NJ
Levin. all Of Sexton. Barber county Kans
Also Moses Levin, q :, 1917, for the n a
nc no ! n-w Sec l9 and sea s-w sec IS
twp - south, range II west.
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove
h s continuous residcGce upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
a Beckwith, L CIahb. sual Co.dauski and
Thoras Waters, All % Sertpn. Bart or co Kan.
81 w. Il. BROwHLEE Register,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-07-16
Land once at Harmed Kops Juna % 18sa

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his iatenti0n
tn make hn9l proof in support of his claim
and thassaid proof will be made before the
Probate Judge. at Medicine Lodge. on August
l-th. 1886, viz: Johnithan G.. Prather. for the
!. Sc see II, twp 53, range II west.
He n"nes the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon ana cultiva-
ton of said land, viz
LCrabb. John Ii Long, NJ Holland J Eustim
all of Sexton Barber county. Kansas
Also Mira \. Bruner. for the G u s-v NV
i sc 4 sec29, and ne INV 4 sec ~. town
ship 33, range IL we-t.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiya-
ZION OF said land viz:
Sherman Brown. Scott Miller. George Su;-
Ger, Fred Eiklcr, all OF Sexton. Kansas
l0c w. X. BROwELEE, Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-07-16
Gl0 sheriff Of barber County, Kansas.
BY A. IL. MCKINNEY. DcnnfV.

Land Oaicc ut Larned Kans June % 1886.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof m support OF his claim
md that said proof will be made before the
Probate Judge, at Medicine Lodge, on Augu Il
10. 1855, Viz: George q. Burke. o ID 1897
Tor the ne e-w = Sc NV Z. and W y ne 1
sec l.. twp 81. range -. west.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
hiscontiuuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz:
Moss Hamilton, Robert Brunts Robert
Jesse, A l. Ellsworth, all OF Medicine Lodge,
Kansas.
Gle w.R. BRowxLEF. Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-07-16

IBoston TranscripLl

Here is the way a self-reIiant 1solna Il
heads off, in an English newspaper, her
husband, who apparently had been "post-
ine' her:
NSr-cE.-I, M ary Sanders. never c,n-
fracted any Debts in the name Of william
sanders. a. t.ic nanc Of Sanders % not sooJ
enongli 10 get cre-Ilt on.
t,is1c y MASH s4Soss.s.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-07-16
Land Office at Larned Kans June 2s 1876

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 he made before the
Probate Judge AT Medicine Lodge, on August
u, 1885, viz: John Staples, o ID No I09II for
the s-w ne sec q, township 80 south, range
IL west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous reside1ce upon and cultiVa-
tiOn OF said land, viz:
William Stanner. E Hail. e B Gordon. \
Il Marshall, all of Numford. Kansas.
) Ice ". r. BRowSE.rE Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-07-16
Tho IadY We Rirnt

why don't you have yoHf hair cut?"
asked Congressman wife
my dear I'm 80 busy with the tariff
bill that can't atterst 20 matter. oi minor
importance, 2 rcturr6I licr Husband.
-"Well should think youd have timo
60 attend to your duty on your own WOOL"
- 7I,I Rj,c
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-07-16
Land Office at Larncd, Ka0s June es 1891

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intenfion
TO make nnal proof in suTIort of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Prooate Judge at Medicine Lodge, on Augus;
18th. 1856. viz Thantus p. Concannon. a u :
ll9.2 tor the W y n i sec :5 and s-w Sc Sc
s-w sec 20 twp - south. range IL west
lie names the following Witnesses to prove
MS CONTINUOUS residence upon and cultiva-
tiun of said land. viz:
JOAN Kenney, } Ii Stafford I'd Frazier.
Peter Mofet, all OF Medicine Lodge. Kansas.
5Uc W. K, BRowELEE, Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-07-16
Land Office nd Larned Knns Jrne > -

Notice rs hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
10 make hnal proof in support of his claim.
2nd that said proof will be made before H. NJ
lngrtham, clerk Of the District Court at Med
icine Lodge. Kansas on August u 1885, viz:
Andrew Samszki. . ID No. lUG3I. for the /.
s-w sec 26, twp 81, range ~.
He names the following witccSscS TO prove
MS continuous residence upon and cult.va-
ton OF said land, viz:
L Marquand. ID L Norris VI Hamilton. Z
Wadsworth, al of Medicine Lodge.
) l0c w r. RROwNLFF Raristc>
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Babel in "a l:oston Nursery.
llIoaton Recor,l.l

An afflicted little lady Of four years.
who olives on Commonwealth avenue, has
French nurse for mornings and Ger
tic good. Her fond and foolish mother,
has had OCCASION to reprove Ter a goo J.
deal OF late for speaking English between,
Times. At last the little thing t,hheF
upon the maternal corrector with 'sAi'lfp :
ma! Don't say speak not English TIT
les jpru's j., gayst dgs mirt''
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-07-16
Land Office a, Iarnea Kaus June T. ,8gs

ls'1ho Ch-SS ~ i-iEfc't, mans. June !, 1876.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
10 make final proof in support cf mis- claim,
and that said proof will be made before II. VI.
lngrahaln, Clerk District Court, at Medicine
Lodge. Kansas. on September :, 1876. viz:
John VI. Holden. % ID 1859, for the sc 4 ne
\. = sc 4 sec q; NV /! s-w \ sec ;, twp 30.
rance l..
He names the following witnesses - prove
MS continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz:
James Litz. II Estin. Alex DotsCn. D I.
Grey, all OF Dccrhead Kansas.
SSc ". r. BROWN EE, Rcgi ter.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-07-16
stray NnTTcr

GTRAf I'D, from ScNton's Store. ono n
~ PAR OF MARE PONIE'. One is -
dun, years old, Spunish brand or, kTi HIn
aisO L Z on same hip; heft shoulder aud uesk
cut by wire One is n dark bay pony. SIFE 5
hve years O.d. Spanish brand ON left EAS%<
hip. also ID G vita cross beneath. on left ~
shoulder. Anyone returning the same EzSsS4f
to me at Sextons Store, viii bc BberaIy re-
wartIed
3t3 CIIAS. Z. SEXTON.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-07-16
MONDAY. ArrGrST On 1sss

at = o'clock r. m. Of said day, at the front door
OF the courthouse, i'll the city Of Medicine
Lodge, Barber county. Kansas. offer for sale,
at public auction, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash IN hand, ali of the right, title and interest
whatsoever OF the said Sharon Town Coa pauy
IN and tn The following lands aud teneluentS.
trwt: Lots numbers eleven Gi). aud t%eiVe
f2l ot block number sixteen 90, in HCn;On's
addition 10 the Town oi sharon, county OF Bar
Der ana state of Kansas, to satisfy judgments
q the plaintiffs and of the defendants Lee q
Niele, against the defendant, u VI. Fisher, of
FuCr Hundred and Nine and Forfy-nine hUn-
Nitnt.L- lfOiiaTh lrtgJ H.. dEd Two Hutlircd
and Fifty and Forty hundrelths DoliarS
tS25O iJl re pectively with interest on said sums
~ the rate uf seven ca per cent. per anntIin
from June 4th, 1855 the date OF said judgment
and the further sum Of fOrty-nine and twenty
hundrCdths dollars (S49 20l costs Of suit
an of which said sums were by said Judgment
decrced 70 be lien upon said real estate, and
the costs Of this S,ila.
Given under my hand this first day of Ju,v
A d. 1886. CHARLES -. NELSON,
Sheriff of Barber County. Kansas.
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ADVANCED in cl.rI..lanitr.
fpetroll Frec rress. 1

On the Pacific coast chinnmen who
profess and call themselves Christians
are given the preference as Domestic sery :
ants, and for this re9soiT il rs suspected
chat many OF them attend the Chinese
mission AMI claim TO be converted. One
OF these self-sselsing converts recommend
I'd himself as cook to lady in Portland,
Orc., BY The proui announcements: Me
ciisiian Chinaman. me can say, 'T'iniSie,
t'inkie title tar"
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Land Ofice at Larned Rams Innn Is 1esa

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settlerhas filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support of his claim
ana that said proof VIII be made before H. NJ
lngrilnam, clerk of the District Court ut Med.
lclne Lodge. Kansas. on August - 1885 viz:
Mira Antill, for the W =, NV i sec "a, n !. ne
4 sec % twp 32. range -.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of said land. viz:
Walters. Walters, Fl Tankisley, Frank
Fosset, all OF Deerhead. Kansas.
10 W. II. BROwNLEE Register
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4 Fine Is,se-BaiI Gamc

de Nets played good game tcr-day."
remarked a small Staten Island urclin to-
an inquiring citizen. "Dcy only made ono
errcr.'
"W1o made tT''
Lynch. fc got in base bit ~ Y: