Cheyenne County Rustler from St. Francis, Kansas • 1

VOL.1. NO. 47. WANO, KANSAS, FRIDAY, AY 21. ISSG.

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a I CALLENUB; ACfc C.tU aiid serf tno Neb. puny brexiire, lu best and lightest running plo- in the market, at Miller's hardware si. are. Seed corn at Miller's hardware store. Xi Land olhce at Oberlin, Kans, April Jo, ificn Complaint having been entered at tli oflb by Katie Koke against Charlos Fredeburg for ab.iiidoi.

his homestead entry No 6331. dated October 4. 1885, upon the r.tcoticn i. towoHhip 1, south range 39 west, in Cheyenne county, Kaiiae wicU a view to the cancellation of said entry; the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this olhce on the 8 day of July. 1886, at to o'clock m.

to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. 4714 i VLLY SCOTT, Kceeiver. No 4030 Land Ofllce at Obeilin, Kan, May 11, i3S6, Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed noti of his intention to make final Eroof in support of bis claim, qnd that said proof v. ill made belore thejudg'- district court, or in his absence the clerk thereof, at Atwdod on June a6, i846, viz, FEED H. for the nwjf, rij, section town 4, south range 41 west.

He names tne following witnesxes to prove bis continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said' land, viz K. Tabor, Walter H. Tovey, Joseph Mullen, Wm. McRayt all bf Wano, Kansas. 476 A li PATCHN, Register.

Nd. 545'- Land Office at Oberlin, Kas. May 8vt886. Complaint having been at this olhce by l.evi (Jraybill against Robt Potts, fot abandoning his homestead entry No 575a, dated September 24, .885, upoh the ne section 8, township 4, ranse y), weil in; Cheyenne county, Kansas, with a view to'the cancellation of said erwy; contestant allraes that defendant has no improvements on said land at the present time. The sa'tf pur irs are hereby sum.

moned to ar pear before McKay, notary public, at Wano, Kunsas, on the 3d day of July, 1886, at id o'clock a to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment, The testimony In this cane should be filed in this office on or before July 15, for action of this office 46-4 A 1. 1'ATCfUN, Reg, RT a0 NOT Id" ft CHAS. WINE6AR? IJLAcf Ek ST INK ASON- Parties having jne work or plastering will 'de "well to call on me And get prices for work ns nmrletmnined to do workand asclicap as if can bo done. Satisfaction guaranteed. tor "WANO! AND Honest Men For Office.

THE PEOPLE RULE AND God Reigns. BIKD CITY AND-IN-SPITE-OF II GET LEFT. THE PEOPLE REFUSE TO BE FRIGHTENED AWAY. FROM THE POLLS, OR MISLED BY SPURIOUS CI ECU-L Alts'. THEY EXPRESS THEIR WILL- IN TIIUK DERIN TONES, THAT' LEAVE NO 40CK? FOR DOUBT, AND SAY THAT THE COUNTY SEAT SHALL BE PERMANENTLY LOCATED, AT WANO.

WHERE IT CAN NEVER BE REMOVED. AND WHERE IT WILL BE WITHIN A REASONABLE DISTANCE FROM ALL CON- OERNED. ADEING INSULT TO INJURY DOES WIN, BUI AROUSED'TIIE yMlt'WOt'iS INDIGNATION 01 THE TEOPLE' TO1? POINT WHERE ELECfiV)N DA DA WNE ON AS ECOODAIXv BLACKSMITH- Ems all kind of work in his line- guarsntetd' Wano Kansas. 540 Land Office at Oberlin, Kuns. May itti.

ConipUint having been entered at this oifice tv John Livers against Cornelius Keslar for e.bad-oning his homestead entry No. 3077, dated April 33, 1885, upon the se, 54, section ao, township 5. south range 39 west, ia Cheyenne connty, with a view to the cencetlation of said entry, alleging that there is ttb improvements any kind and no breaking upou she said land to the present date. The said parties are hereby; euro'' tiioned to appear before W. W.

McKay, public, at Wano, Kans. on the 18 day ef June, at 10 clock a to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abondonmeat. The tea-tf- mony in this case should be filed rn thisomot bei'o June 24, 1886, lor action of this office. 46-4 A FATCHIN, Register. 04600 Lando.Tice at Oberlin, May 3, Entice is hereby given that the following-DBFr.

ed settler has filed notice of hin intention to final proof in support of his claim, and that ai' proof will be made before th judge of cjistnc, or in his abscence the clerk at wood, Kans, on June 96, CLARENCE lilLLILAK 3086, for the ne se secilaa 33, ii, si Hi section 34, town 4, south range 43 west, He names the following witnesses to prove Kim continuous residence upon, and- cultivation of, Saiii land, vis Thomas Cow per- Rogerr. 1'redline Klet, Christiaa bbunakef, tU of iiaigies postollice, Nebraska. 4btt). A PATCH No 4583 Land office at Oberlin. Kan, April jb.

iiBf. Notice is hereby Riven that the seitlrr has filfcd notice of his intenlhtn'to Liake fina proof in support of his claim and that s.iid brot will beniAae before the itefj and Recr at June 33, 1886, vii; PAUJ.MAUNANI for the sw section 26, town south hse 30 w.ist. He names the following witnessc torwe his continuous residence pon, and culti vat Qf, lai.d, vii: George W. Hainan; Claris -ti. Snails Kufus K.

Hansen, of rient-" braska; imd Michael O'Loughlm 51. Kelcliam, of Wano, Kans, 45'b ALPATCHIN Register 5340 Land Office at Oberlin, Kansas, April 36, i8ef Complaint having been entered at this ollk-e by A against John Robb fof failure to compl i with law as to timber cfc'UlJre entry No 330, Jovember 38, 1883. upon the nw section 37, town- "ty-P range 59 in Cheyenne county, ansa. with a vitrw to the cancellation of said entry; con. alleging that John Jl Robb has failed tc break live acres the second yeari and failed to cultivate the five acres broke the first, and there are bin ive acres broken on said land up to date.

The sain jarties are hereby summoned to appear before McKay, notary public, at Wano, Kansas, on the 18th day 01 Juo, j876, at to o'clock am, to respond' tnd furnish testimony concerning said alleged fail-' The testimony in tins case should te filed in thi'. office 011 or before June 34, 1886, for action of 45-16 A Ll'ATCHIN, Register No 455ft tJ I.tttii! Office at Oberlm, Kan, April, as, 1886. Notice Is hjreby- given tan the following named settler has Sled notice of his intention to make tiiul proof lit support ofiiscaira, and that saifl proof will be made before F.egistervr Xeceiver at Oberlin, Kans, on June 8, 1886, vi- Benklman L) 483, for the sw sw to, se se sw section 19, town 4. range 41, w. He names the fe4 lowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence! upon and cultivation of said land, ii: A Spen.

cer, Joh, Burgwald, William Buck, I A Hoffman all of Wano, Kans 44-3 A PATCH1N, Re Land Ofnce at Oberlin, Kan, Aptil t88S Complaint having been eutcreit at this office fcrnmet E. Enrip.bt against Lharley Place for nharv doning his homcstoad entry No. sedated Angnai aoth, I8SI5, Upon the sw Jf section 1, township 4 3 range po Wj in Cheyenne eountv, Kansas, contestant a.ieaes that defenlant has built a small sod OR. L. WATtJRRRAN, M.

D. PHYSICIAN Wano Kansct, Also cany compile Stock of tjgars an I oitet Articles and Druggist's Sundries. Prescriptions carefully compounded, and Professional day and night. Al Hoffman GENTS' V'WBNiSiMXG GOUi. BOOTS SHOES, HATS CAPi-V 0.

J. McHugh, and EE ESTATE! HOMES I1T COLORADO! Divide Land Land tinder RUNNING DITCH; Land under proposed ditch; Land on the B. M. R. 11.

R. Land on the Julesbmgh branch of Union Land on Platte River. Grand Chance For Colonies, the finest in the West." Town Let? in the new town of Deuel, on Hie Ufiityi Ten to twenty feet to wr-Url' Corn 00 bushels to acre. 100,000 itrfes of Govern G-ROdERiES, Flour, etc. Agents, Notary Publics 0 LIN DETEKliiNED A SET OF STURDY ment Land.

-a-, AUDRESS KA RNS, Surveyor and 'Ibfator, Ncfry' YEOMANRY AS EVER ASSEMBLED AT A dONTESTS MADE A KA3J8. SPEI ALTY-. CALL TO DO THEIR DUTY. BIRD CITY TAMPERING' WITH THE BALLOR BOX, BUT JAS. A.

FACKLER. Deeded Town- tots. TO Public; Deiiel, Weld 1 WAN Li very. Feed STABLE, P. TOiTDRE, Proprietor notise, ut rras never resided tncreon, since making, said entrjj, lis, required by law, with a view to the cancellaucy; V'fs lid entry: the said parties aie here, by summoned- appear at this office on the th-day of it icjo'clock sn, to respond am furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.

434 TULLY SCOTT. Keceiverl No 5093 Land Office at Oberlin, Kans. April 3, ,886 Complaint having teen entered at this o'fliee by Nils Avderson against Thomas ii Drake for failure to comply with law as to timber-culture entry No elated October 8, 1884, upon the ne section sr. township 4 range jo in Cheyenne county. Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said entry; conu-itar alleging that Thomas Drake has failed io jreak five acres of said land, amT that it if raw prr.i'rie land at the present date, with no im- pioVtments whatever.

,1 The said parties are hereby summoned to appear before Wm McKar, notary public, Wsno, Kan- THEY HAD BETTER YIELD THE INEVITBLE, AND PEACEABLY ABIDE BY Dealer in We have 200 town lots for sale- in only deeded oiies ia Warl6---rang- THE DECISION OF THE VOTES OF CHEYENNE EXPRESSED AT THE BALLOT BOX. ing.in price from 910 to $CD0." Heavy antl Shelf ALSO- iiie loin nay 01 June, lotto, at 10 0 clock a to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged failure he testimony in this case should be filed in this ofTire on or before June 1886, for action of thk office A PATCHIN, Repister Noj 4456-, Land Office at Oberlin, Kansas, April 3, if 88, Notice is herrby given that the followinir-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim," and that- aaid proof will be made before the reg or jee'r at Oberlin, on June 13, 1886. v.nl 1 EE TABO'H fl, 1007. for the se; owV HardwarE' number of relinauisnineuts on ihW timber claims and homesteads. The election on Saturday, May 15, 1880, for a full county ticket and for the pcrmananent county Seat, resulted, as it should have resulted, In a glorious victory for honest government, honest men for office, and Wano for the county seat, and Bird City may now keep her job lot of stationery, The fraudulent census returns, the job lot of stationery, the fraudulent maps, the insulting circulars, and all other rascality that has been practiced only acted as a boomerang that kicked backward with tremendous force, and the projectors of such foul moves now have as a consolation the retribution tot4 4tw, 1 tie names the following' v'itnesses to fv, Drove hir continuous restdnri idmi mil tion of.

raid land, vill Walter 1W. TK Agricultural ImpMments Loniri Fred Miller and Din Kiotanfl.l .11 Will locate sol-tiers' ch Gdvernmen Wano, Kans, 43-48 A PA ICHIN' Reg, first-class Turnouts at reasonable lanu in Unejenne ana adjoining coun No. 41 Rates. Land Offiice at Oberlin. Kansas, April 3, 1886.

Notice is hereby given that the folloirig-amed' mttr line nt iff tit 1 1 ties. Having been residents of the county for the past six'' years and traveled over a large extend Good care given transient proof In aiipport of hisclaun, and that said proof will 3 be made before the reg. or rec'r at Obetlia, Kansas, i on June 15, 1886, 1 WALTER HTOVET Pumps; Stoves, Tinware, Cutlery- ing at least 100 miles in every direction the sefc sec 1 1 4, twi Jonathan from this place, we can' find for the that sooner or later overtakes all conspirators of their ilk. The work of Oraves, 1J 3084, and Romaiel I) 7s6. new settler as Che and valuable lands on the same land are notified that unless rhev oil Wano Hoijie.

WANO, KAXS. Saturday ought to be a lasting lesson as there is in the' west. Pre-emption, homestsad and timber claims, with PAINTS, OILS, 4 ARNISHES, tothos Who have been guiftyof perpe 4' water in abundance, are yet to be had trating tricks and circulating spurrious HOWARD! pear at the same time their li-S Will be cancelled, He flames the following witnesses to prove his con- tiniious residence upon, nd cultivation of, nid labor, Jnhn (i Long, Kred Wilier ami NUan Sj' lander, all of Wano, Kansas. l43 4J A PATCHIN', Reg, No -i6i -Jjtnd Office at Oberlin, Kan.Mar 15, 886. Noti is hereby given the following-named settler has hied notice of nis intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that proof will be made before Register and Receiver at Oberlin.

Kas Land seekers are respectfully invited circulars, to which they dare not at to call on or address us at tach their names, right on the eve of AND election, but now in the hour of tri are disposed to be magnanr on May 35, 1886, vii GEORGE CLARK, D. S. imous, and notwithstanding all the 1-M TJ i I (f Wano Lumber Yard, Our Stock is Complete, chicanery some have practiced, and how foully tliey have misrepresented the character of the land in the west H. I. W.

F. Kne, V-Prt. Ewinc, Prest. H. Kwinu, Cashier.

THE 3313, Inr the Sec. 39, 1 1 K41W. Hannah 3. Mercer having 1. S.

3778 on same laod ii notified that unless she appears at the same time, her D. S. will be cancelled. He names the following mitnessns fo prove his continuous residence upon and cuitfvdtlon of said land, vir: William Felix O'Niel, L. F.

Forretti Iy Atkinson, all ef Haigler, Nebraska, 33-43 I- Patchia, Reg, No 445. Land Office at Cflerlin, April 3, 1I86. Notice is ht ieby eivt-n that the follwinr-named settlpf has fi'ed nolT-e of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that ffftid proof will be made before the judge of the district court, or in his the cLrk thereof, a.t Atweod, KsM on May est, iB3fi. vi A. L.

-H 351. the swV, sec 33. town s. i now. ern portion of the county, we invite the-a to again return to the foal, and recognize Bird City as a part of Cheyenne county, and not ruiherc to tee exploded theory that Cheyenne such as is kept in all first flails, Iron, Steel, and Builders material class yards.

We will ssll BANK OF WANO II cheap for county is a smaller institution than Bird City, even if they have added one range of Rawlins county to that place, Roofing and Job Work? WANO, KTAS. names ihe following witness to firova his confirm, ous rcsifiefic: itpoi, and of. said lanH CASH I Cuis- jonn 11. i.one, wm w. John ion ana 11 lam outs, ai, wano, s.an,a.

Cheyenne county's full ticket, which was nominated at Wano, was elected by largg majorities, but as the election officers at Bird Citv are Violating all Capital, $25,000. 47j A i I'ATCHIN, Beg. '4479. i.ntid Office at O.jtrlin. Kansas, Aptfl 7, Notice is hereuy riven that the foHowi has Sled rofjteof his intention to snai DOME TO ORDER.

law in canvassing the vote, it im General Banking Business Transacted proof in support 01 claim, and that said rrc will be Kure the ind ie of the dutnn possible to give the exact majority of each. or in hui abue the cleik thereof, at Atwnod COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY: on May ag, mzii J4.MKS D1L1.IXGHAM, DR for tht ne' eH nwff nwV nwV. Agent I The total of the precincts was as follows: First precinct. Bird City .477 Scord Wain 639 Satisfaction Guarantrfed in Evefy Casdj 4. tr.sriovt Jle ihe f-dlowing rin' prove hi contin.ious utmn.aad of.

Mid land. Er'warrl Raanrf. Coturr DIRECTORS: 1. John 1.1 V. I 'at.

and H. C. Ewiuf, C. O. Rir.sy, ll: f.

Wowtrow asd A. blewart, Henkeiaian, i-ecraska. l4s-r. A PATCUi1, Tti Kansas. i Third precinct, iJ.4rgla'S 141 1 YVstud, TZr.r: 3..