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HOTELS.
HOTFT. DTREGT.

HOTELS.
HOTEL DIRECTORY.
Embracing the leading Hotels IN the state at which.
the Daily PRESS may always be found.
ALFRED.
Alfred ssouse, E. III. G ding, Proprietor.
AUBUBN
Elm House, Court. So. w. 5. ~ A. Konn..
FfopriefOrs.
AUGUSTA.
augusta Eaeuse, State ST. Harrison Eak
eF, Proprietor.
Cony House, G. a. ~ II. Cony. Proprie
BANGOR.
AafrIman honse, J.EE. Hartman Il Co.
FranEiin House,-HarIow ST., McH.uuyb.
Hn a DaV's, FreprieiOrs.
BATH.
snsadahoc House-E. B. Mayhew, Prop.
Bath Hotel, G. M. PIummer, ProprSe,or
BOSTON.
parker House. School 50. H. ID. Parker Il
Revere House-Chapiu, Guruey q, Go.
PrOprietors. O'
81, & Sames Hoiei-J. II. Crocler, Propri-
fremont House, Fremont St.-Chnpiu
Gurney d 90. Proprietors.
BETHEL.
Chapman BOusr,-Andrews d. Record,
BRUNSWICK ME.
a x. Dining Rooms, w. R. Field,
CAPE EELHZARETH.
II
CALAIS.
snlerna.ionai Hotel, w. ID. simpaon,
CAMDEN.
Bay View House, H. II. Demuih, Frsp,
DANVHELE JUNCTION
CInrtx's Dining HALL, Grand Trumk Rail-
way Depoa, III. w. Clark. Proprietor.
DIxFIELD.
National AKOtei-B A. Marble. Proprietor
EILsWORTHz.
american Es Houses Jordan & Son Prop
City Hoiei.-N. LII. Higgins & sons, Props.
FOxCROFT.
Foxcroft Exchange. y. M. JefforJs, Pro-
prsesGr.
HARTLAND.
Park Ronse-R. T.. Williams, PROP
Hartiand House,. IL. LinieGeld, Prop.
HIRAM.
Mt. Cutler Egouse,-Eiram Rustou, Prsx
PrietOr.
LEWISTON.
Dewitt House, Hseiien Il CO., Propriefors.
LIMERICK.
limerick House, Sos. G. Harmon, Prop.
LINCOLNvILLE
Beach Eaouse-F. Il. Phillips, Proprietor.
LgTTLEEON, ". III.
Thayers Hotel, IA. T.. Thnyer, Proprietor.
mACMEAs.
Eastern BOfei.-E. E1. stOddard, Prop.
MOUNT DESERT.
ROckaway House, II. L.. Roberts, Prop.
NORWAY.
Beaps Hotel, o. Ill. Green, Prop.
Elm House, Main ST w. w. Wbitmarsia
Proprietor.
NAPLES
Elm HOUSE, Nathan Church g. sons, Pro-
prIetOrs.
N0RTHH EsRsnezTNN
Eake Hotei-J. B. Martin, Proprietor.
NORRsDGEwOCK.
DnnfortI, House, II. Danforth. Proprietc
NORTH ANSON.
Somerset Hotel. Brown 81 Hilton, FrOpri.
etOrs.
OLD ORCHARD BEACH.
Ocean House, Il. as. DE AXE, Proprietor.
NO2sTH STKATF Or ID N. III.
willard HI 0use, e. n. Bailey a. Go. Pro-
prictors.
PEAKS ISLAND
Union ksOuse-W. r.. j ones. Proprietor
PARIS HILL
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BOSTON & MAINE
RAILROAD.
Summer Arrangement, June 1, 1874.

e ssssss land Tor isossoE at 6.l5. 80 4. NJ.
and 3.15 P. NJ.
Leave Portland for Black Point, Blue
Point, Old Orchard, Saco, EsiddefOrd
kennebunt, Wells, North Berwick, SAT-
mon EaiIs, Great Falls and Dover at 6.15
9.10 a. NJ, 315 and 600 p. NJ.
Leave Portland for Portsmouth (via
Portsmouth & Dover Railroad from Dover at els
A. M.
Local Train will leave Portland for
Riidef0rd at 1925 A. NJ and returning will leave
kiddeford at 11.20 A. M. stopping at all way sta
tonS
1900 NJ. aud 90 p. NJ.
= All Boston Trains make Southern, Western and
Northern connections.
JAS. Il. FURBER,
General Superintendent.
s. II. STEVENS, Gen. Agent, Portland.
June l, 1874. ustf
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BOSTON,

sa%adahoc ssouse-E. II. Mayhew,' Prop.
naih Hotel, G. M. Plummer, Proprietor
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EATR,

PrOprietOrs We
Frankiln HOuse,-HarIoyy St, McI,uu.t
lin q Davis, Prcprietors.
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Augusta House, State st. Harrison Rssk
eF, FrOpriesOr.
Cony House, G.. a. ~ II. Cony. Proprie
tors.
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BETHEL.
Cnapmnn BOusr,-Anirews d Record,
PfOprietGrs
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Embracing the leading Hotels IN the State, at wbic
the Daily PRESS may always be found.
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BRUNSWICK ME.
~ X. Dining Rooms, w. R. Field,
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ALFRED.
Alfred ssouse, E. III. g ding, Proprietor.
AUBUBN
ELM House. Court St W. e. a, A. your.
Pf0priet0rs.
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BENJAMIN W. MERRIi l..
Trea urer of New Gloucester
New Gloucester, June q, 1874 iu25ltt
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R2der'S GERMAN SNUFF,

Will convince you of its wonderful merits in
curing this vile disorder; disease which when seat
ed, produces Consumption, from which there is no
escal little box OF the German Snuff will cure
your Catarrh and then the foul matter will disappear
from your throat, and you will again breathe with
out trouble; in fact you will be cured, and then and
not till then, will you look like the following
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CALAIS.
snlernaaionai Hotel, w. ID. simpson,
RFDDPieter
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-03-19

See county superintendent notice
Of examination of teachers.
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For the EAGLE.
Park Township.
OLD lIooSIER

EDITOR EAGLE: On last Wcdues-
day eve. it was our good fortune 10 be
present AT q literary entertainment at
the school house in district No. 3. (bet-
ter known Is the Carpenter ). c.
and knowing the lively interest taken
by the EAGLE in every thing transpir-
ing in this county We thought we
woald send you short account.
The entertainment was given by the
public school of said district, at the
close Of long term of school, and was
such as 10 reflect credit on all engaged
in it. The weather was very pleasant
and although arrangements had been
made to accommodate large audience.
vet the house, 4 large one for the coun-
try. was filled TO its utmost capacity.
Il was packed.
The exercises consisting of declama-
tons. dialogues. charades and tablcauN
were enacted almost exclusively by the
pupils of the school and were given
with zeal energy aud such life like
rendering as is seldom seen or the the
atrical stage. We cannot refrain from
mentioning the following: When |
was young" the rendering of Aunt
Pruc." in that could hardly be excell-
ed. or the personation of Harry and
Lilly" in the charade Master Pice" or
that of "Emmcline" in Blue Beard"
or-but we desist. for when all did so
well. 'twere hard TO say who did the
best. MA try Money" Gentle Client, "
Happy Family" and Isle Transit
Gloriam Mundi'' and in fact all the
pieces were well executed. The high
est praise that can be given is the fact.
that although tie audience were crowd
ed and many standing. and though the
programme was long Gle. The inter-
est never tagged or abated though the
exercises lasted till after IL o'clolct.
III honor TO the pupils ofschaol dis.
trict No. 5. OBSERVER.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-03-19
For the EAGLE.
Arkansas Valley Collegiate Institu-
ton

EDITOR EAGLE: have been wait
ing for some time hoping that some
ADLER pen than mine would lay before
YOUR readers the full account of what
our citizens arc doing 10 build q large
collegial institution i'll the city Of
Wichita. In pursuance Of notice u
the Arkansas Valley Institute room,
and BIZ ballot, elected the following
named gentlemen as board of di-
rcctorS or trustees:
Henry j. Walker. Ferdinand j..
Lewis, a. Whitworth. :. w. Rich
mond, n. \. English, g. Salisbury,
w. j Hobson. VIM. Greiflcnstcin and
w. L. STANLEY. who Immediately pro-
coded TO perfect Il charter and organize
a permanent college. that should eni-
brace in its course of study, every
branch of education usually taught IN
auy similar institution. ~ the first
meeting the college was named 1.-The
Arkansas Valley Collegiate Institute,
and by a unanimous vote it was re-
solved that the college should be open
TO both sexes, in ali its branches and
returned from the state capitol, bear
ing the great seal of state. and the
board Of trustees has now 80 far per-
fected their arrangements, that in a
few DAYS they will be able to lay be-
fore your readers, Il full catalogue Of
the studies they have adopted and the
professors elected to teach them.
Thus YOU see now all that is requir-
ed, is the hearty cooperation of the
citizens Of Sedgwick county, TO make
college in Wichita fixed fact. This
board will leave no effort uniricd for
the furtherance of the project under
consideration, and hope TO require from
some source an endowment or means
to build up in your midst such suitable
college buildings that will be an orna-
ment to our city.
They have already secured the SER
vices of ten or eleven professors, select
ed from among the best talents of the
city, who will assist the present pro-
fessors as soon as the number of schol-
ars shall demand il.
s. w. RICHMOND.
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Publication Notice.

sIAfI on kASsN~
-Fdswtek county,
10 Ca, District, curt 81 tbs 18TH J,dcisl District
81 Inv sti. of kafssss .i'tins 10 aud or -sizs't
cpgutF
nsliis p.y, riaiana
N Eark SARAH Hiart
ant "a 9 faY. DrfsrdsIsf- 3
The sid - sentisnfa ~ " hissk. nafah 4 Hiask
sud IA & bay viii tihe a9ttss ihai ia nsfd plaiH-
tia Ifoiils itay dift oU TIE 90 dsf - March 4 ~
ldlciHl dlsfris, 81 g.. -tafq 81 hab-ss .iftrF Boz
and fof -edgwisl saunty. szsis-t Dc said t.lssi-
sris ~ " iiiHrs, sarah bisTt sni - q Hsy.
aad thereby sa~3 the ssd .isirtsisnts ~ SAID 20
f5ftou settling fgrts iiaf o. al ~ Hlacs snd
sarah 4 BiHet 90 ihs iHib fst - asf. u is.s.
gsvs fYnrfEs 80 t. fis Aaii ~ Ifsy un tn Hufrh-
,tat uraffrf a ~ scctiuH Haurf ~ fvnissn 70. ~
taaanhig nuususf tNsfff "a co., seufh 81 rouge
number one rii sect siiiisfr BE- -rdz sist roanf
ansae sertre tie euf - ti.f sum q tnss
hundred tWssss and u its 'saiisrs s.ii uiefrtf "a
tts fss 81 o. get erht iisf -nnann tfass fhs iHrh
.isJ q Nasslnffr, u ir,al asfeifiinE o. Dee
teFuis e efrtsiA Hfrtf s.fy nptF trfsffsd - ia
aait ninTfFhgs Hhift asHf isie aaI nsorfgass
asis iaif sniprsal 500 sssignsd o. TIE sid n
psg 70 ~ sod Bai.s ba7 tsd pre- ~ usat fhr
.aid lfaIiia Dse nBss hsfs lHdslasfi sslaia-i tf-
ssid defendant u n3ssa ssrrh = tslset sHa
~ { phy ioT Tie rufu 90 three hurdfsi fsslsr sn1
- lfr1 ti.tlsra win tHisgesi thereon ~ s f,is -
o. per cent g'f snnHm. from ~ iHh Ia - ~.
seinbsr. : - ls1s. suG tie further suin - firfs
dltiafa - a reasonable s'ipfnsJ's &c. srd tssi
SAD hbsvs ass.fiisb premises MAY - ssd 81 "a
lhs -.for And tse I'D 1sfesdsai. ~ " uss.s
snYah 4 Blart snd ~ Day hssssy asiia.d
mat tssy f"qHifed O. assvsf che aid pstitioa
% he ssid Holl- Is1 - s fore ne isth So 81
April 4 - irif. ~ ne said pstiiisa sfli be faksa
true sad gsls u5ruf fsn1rfsd aEaiusi 90 ssl1
dsfsnfanfs u " filaes AsEsA = B.ass aa1 u e.
Day seeDftiiag 20 iiT pa. % 81 ssid Istftisi fgr
f8s ~ fhfef huodfr1 tsslfe sad ~ 80 ifi ihfs
epslz 81 siit lat.f-ri trefsau - % fsts Of -
;ssf cent per sanUn from fis iefh It's - Nsfsnl.
hsf : % la ans! IA fae faTtnsf sufa - frunf
,i1ilafa so. reasonable sftofnrf e So ani
81 ~. ss4s 20 sd shove sie4rFlfsd FfraHis.s s1d
r.. said u n44cs snI -srsh 4 iii.et i-s I,sfsfsf
barred - 81 fshf. utir aaa iatsfess asl - To
said premise
HOLLIS DAY Gi.snflr
Esideia A -isHiry. fsHiHnf AtfgFseIa
Ausstafsso " ffsFtss slsyf
- - = asa e
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, J.
County of sctswick.
In the District Court OF the isih Ju'ticsal dis
,rict sitting In and FOR the cnuaty II Scdgwies
iliiam McCir~s and Nell
son Nctlce.s, Partners A.
" IN Mctle.s. flstniids,
jackson Boland, i.eathn \.
Boiand and Julis Ars6eila
fessrnden. Defendants
Jackson Roland and Leaiha \ Roland
the above named defendants, VIII take
notice that they have been sued by the above
naIned plaintiffs who iled their peiitipa
in the ofsce 81 the clerk Of The district court
of sedswiek county. Kansas, the 81 day OF
March A ID iss&. PRAYING for Judgment
against YOU, jackson Roland, for the sam Of one
hundred eiafs it'll Interest al the ruie Of twelve
per cent per aanuiu from the sni day of March,
A u is7a, upon certain prcnisery nolr mate ;,
YOU, jackson Boisnd on the .nd day Of DeSsn;-
Der, y II is73, able four months after the dale
thereof 20 the ortter of one 4 1. Vocabulary AMI tA
the said ,GW oodbury assigned 90 taesr plaintiffs
And for the foreclosure al mortgage given BY
you the said jackson Roland snd LeahaA Holland
10 the aforesaid 4 I. Neodbary on the End day az
December 4 ID i>79. upon the following dcserih-
Ell real estate, situate IN >edgwick County, Nan
sss, to-wit Lot number ninety three ts3l IN \
English addition 20 the city Of ichta, shown
hy the recorded plat thereof, with all buildings
and improvements thereon, 10 secure the pas meat
of the OF money named In the said proiiiisory
note and the further sum Of thirty dollars. the
sum stipulated ia said mortgage a. ~ attorney
fee IN case of foreclosure aud costs OF suit sod
that the said defendant Julis Arpbslla Ferscndcn
be required 10 up her interest or estate la said
above described premises and upon failure Ia set
up her interest estate shall she be forever
barred from claiming any interest or csIaie IN
the aforesaid premises. And that unless You, the
said jackson lolaud and Leatht \ botand answer
the sid plaintiffs petition or before the itih
day Of April \ u is.i, tc petition 81 the said
plaintiffs will be taken true and Judgment
rendered prayed fer and IA. said above drscrsb-
eli real property sold to satisfy such judgement.
attorney Zee and cost, of suit
W An MeCLEES. Plaintiffs
j NJ Balderstop, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Attesi-t,eo " Reeves, Clerk.
lS-t Pr r. sti IS
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Charles Sumner.

Charles Sumner died at Washington,
at a quarter to three O'Clock on We'd
nesday afternoon, March l1tl. He was
attacked on the previous night with
angina pectoris, a form of nervous dis
ease. supcrinduccd, it is said, by the in
juries he received al the hands nfPres-
ton Brooks, many years ago. lie snf-
fered great pain AT first. which was re-
lievcd by opiates, and he died calmly
and without a struggle. He passed
away at the age OF 63. leaving but a
solitary relative, "A sister la san Fran
cisco. We Tins record the demise of
the model statesman OF this age. The
world regrets the loss of "a great ora
tor, and the people of his country
mourn the death of the champion, pre-
eminent, ofhunan rights: criticized BIZ
many, loved By some, feared BIZ Others,
but respected by all, this pure man and
great scholar WAS. He was states
man without being a politician and his
loss like that of Grccley's aud Lincon's
is a national one For his failhfulness
10 principle aud moral courage, Kan
sas owes him much.
search the land of living men,
Where shall we find hi- ike again
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The Kansas Legislature.

The work of the 18th legislature
closed last week. The good accom-
pli,hed fell far short, probably, Of the
expectations of such new members rs
were flushed with great hopes Of re-
form. vet there il no denying the prop
o,iiion that more hard earnest work
was done this winter than at amy pre-
yious session for wears.
several obnoxious laws were wiped
irom The statute books, among Others
the mortgage exemption Jaw and The
debeaiure act.
The general law in reference TO bond
voting and registration OF bonds was
limits the amount of bonds 10 be voted
for any purpose 20 five per cent. on the
taxable property of the county, inclu-
sive of all prior Indebtedness. Ii fur
thcr provides for a two-,hird vote
The state was apportioncd into three
congressional districts one of which
districts j. made up of Southwestern
Kansas and the Arkansas valley.
The scmi-annual tax bill became Il
law. II provides for the payment of
taxes on the both day of December.
giving the party the privilege of pay
ing onc-half then aud the other half on
the Goth day of June; failing TO pay
one-half the whole tax becomes due;
paving the whole rebate OF five per
cent. is given on tho half due the goth
of juno ; a penalty OF five per cent. is
added to the whole tax if the half is
not pain on the 20th of December. and
five per cent. more in March and five
per cent more in June The tax sale
takes place in July. The interest on
tic tax certificates i for the first year
two per ccnt. per month, and for the
second and third wears three per cent.
PEE month.
\ new railroad assessment law was
enacted which j. believed will give
greater satisfaction than did the old
law. The board of assessors is done
away with and railroad property is
assessed in the same way that other
property is.
The general road law and amend
mcnts and school laws were thorough
ly revised and >impliiicd.
IlIc act establishing fiscal agency
for the STATE. in New York city. also
became a law. Ii provides for the des-
i@nation by the governor. auditor and
secretary OF state. of some bank AT
which all bonds, and coupons. which
are payable IN New York. shall bc
paid. This law was necessary on ac-
count of the failure of some of the
banks. which had been named as pla-
yes of payment in bonds heretofore
issued.
The appropriations are about the
same as last wear in The gross. The
levy for general purposes was four
mills. the legislature not dceming in
prudent. under the workings of q new
tax law, to reduce il.
Upon the whole the work of the last
legislature viii meet with a general
endorsement AT the hands of the peo-
pie of the state.
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LEcAlS.


STATE OF KANSAS.
Sedgwick County,
In the pis.ric, Court Of the 18th Judicial Dis
trict sitting in and Cor the county of >edswick-
e. H. Harrington. Plaintiff,
Eliza c. Abeei, defendant
EiiIs Abeel, the above named 6eientsnt, wili
take notice that she has been sued by L Herring
ton who filed bis petite in the Office OF Inc cierk
of district court of Sestgvick county, Kansas,
on the ssrd day of October. \. u. 1873. praying
for a Judgment against YOU. for the sum Of two
hundred and eighty dollars principal, with insrr-
est on said sum 81 The rate 81 twelve per centnrn
per snnnm from tia s..;h day Of september, \ y
i>-3 upon y promisory note n,ssse BY your sftor-
news. in fact. Charles Phillip and John Aheet
on the sssh day Of Asy. A ID. l>sS. passeie i"ur
months after the date thereof 20 the erisr OF one
Taylor and BY said Taylor assigned 10 THIS
sum Of sixteen :oilsr> and eighty cents. the Sta
taatory damages by res-on OF the protest and ron
,,ayiueui of said note. and two dollars and hify
cents essts OF protest. tad the farther sum Of
cry dollars IS reasonable attorney ice tas the
prosecution OF said suit.
That on the .@th day of october, A u ISIS, the
following described real property, situate iu>e,t-
wick county, ksnsss. to-vits the northwest quar-
ter of the northwest quarter Of lection nnfnber
tyrntvSix: the soutAws quarter of the sNuthwe>,
quarter Of section number twenty three. and bot
nariber one of secffen number twenty -scNcns all
ia township number twenty Weight sssifh, range
number e,s. east attached sn said sIlt - the
property Of the defendant tiiEa Ahrel, sGd thai
unless sna, TIE defendant Eiixa Abel, answer
said plaintiffs petit on on OF before tae lcth day
OF April. A. u. ia, said petition viii be taken
true ami Judgment rendered ies -aiI several
Sans against You prayed Tor. aUd said real
prolsrty attached Will he seld "a sAlsf said Judy
VI BALpERsTo> and
VI TUCktR, n d Att.
80 I'r f>-sts IS
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The Bridge Proposition

Some criticism has been offered
touching the proviso which STIMULATES
that if one bridge fails to carry they
must all fall. The supreme court of
the state has decided that a ballot con-
tanning more than one proposition for
bond, is invalid. Upon the other hand
the petitions asking for the bridge vote
expressly set forth. as also did the tax
payers present, that unless all the prop
ositions could be carried then The nee
cssary tax for either one was not de-
sired. The commissions, therefore,
in Difference TO the viii Of the petition
ers 50 worded their proclamation. We
make this explanation As due our W or
thy county commissioners.
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Chas Schattner. one of our citizens,
a member of the city council. who has
been absent in Arkansas for several
months. returned home last week look
ing well and in high spirits. Every
body was glad to see the wanderer
hack
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EMIGRATION TO THE ARKAN-
SAS VALLEY.
A Glorious and Prosperous Future
Awaiting Us

For the people of Sedgwick county
and the Arkansas valley. the coming
summer j. biz with promise. Every
thing indicates a prosperous season.
The great tide OF emigration now set.
ting in FROM the east i. heading direct
~ for this valley. We read of colonies
and settlements coming by railroad
and III wagons: there are long trains
loaded with stock. implements and
household goods. and people inumcra
bic. ali rolling in the direction of tli.
extensive aud fertile valley. The great
bulk OF this western flow seems TO be
made up OF experienced and successful
states of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and
the states northwest. They know
what il takes TO make a profitable
prairie farm and are coming provided
with the appliances and necessary cap
ital. They are coming with the money
but lately released from financial
pressure for the purpose Of investing
it ia property that cannot be affected
by the fluctuations of stock markets or
the vacilation Of gold gamblers. They
arc coming 20 where there is elbow
room for themselves and children.
They are coming TO help develop the
richest valley TO be found anywhere in
the once boundless west. They are
coming IL climate unexceptionable
tor health, pure air and sweet sunshine.
The van guard OF this column of
home seekers is already here and is
made up Of men possessing capital sut-
ticicnt to enable them TO make good
homes and farm improvements with
out subsection to the hardships borne
BIZ the families of our earlier pioneers.
Their money so invested will make
flush times while the demand that they
will make upon the incoming crops
will insure good crops. All in all
there is every assurance that the spring
and summer Of 1874 will prove exceed
jnnlv prosperous 10 the inhabitants of
the farms. cities and towns of The
great Arkansas valley and that VIC viii
a. "A people soon outstrip all other Sec
tious of the state in wealth and popu-
latio
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STATE of KANSAS.
>edgwick coHa;v,
In the pisir.c; Court IS the is,h Juicsl pss.riet
of the stale OF hssSSs sitting in aud tor >tsssscS
county
nrsry sesk4sna. riaIaia,
Cismrn; rsikeurlg sni Her
man n See kasup. Defendants
The shove ranrd defendants viii tske nntice
that they have been sued by lteary seeksmY. snd
that on lho sth dsy o. March. \ /, ls.i. tAs sad
Henry ~etksnp aird his pciitioa sith ihe cirfs ef
The district court of ts 18Th iicia district % the
state OF hspsss. sitting ia sRd ier >e,ix~ict
county -rttiss forth thai the 'th day Of isecsf
her \ u l>.s. the above named Z icfns nj fsis.n-
rig insie his rron,iscry aetr "a writing lar the
sum 81 $50 - payable On tar .h Cav ct ncrvt,a-
Der 1854, AMI thst "a scc1rS the payment 81 saii
note ca the same asy executes. nsrFtgsge upon
thr northeast quarter OF SECTION number t~ents-
siN township nanstsf twenty -uinr srtsth ct rsese
Raulb,E .zas szSt. situate "a -ctssteA cpuais.
han>Ss. thai said note aud mortgage sre nov siNe
AMI unpaid and praying Ter Judgment ssainsf
the defendant tlem~pt tslsens1s tor the sem of
rsSs @ and the Interest tb~T,on frefn the sth ,iey
~ i,erember. iSss at I. I.r cent per aRaGra anal
that said premises nay bs ursiered sold h. pay the
same aud costs and reasonable atsofneN = ices.
and thai defendant Herman II >esksnF. ~hs
claims seine Inlrrcsi lien said PC nsscs m
he force !ostd aud barred freu al nisress IN eai
lands AuJ The sia defendants are hereby n0tt-
frd that thew afr required g. answer The said pc
tition on % before The iih dss oi Argti. is.s ~
said petition will b. tskrE sfar Aba Judgment
rendered according 10 tbs irayTr 81 said petition
uf>gl sAEkAMr, fistntin.
VI Adams flstuiii-- Attorney.
Attess--,,co W Reeves Ilerk