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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1885-03-25
Senatorial Conference.

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-It is un-
derstood that an informal conference
of senators of both parties to-day agreed
that the senate should adjourn next
Monday or Tuesday, unless the presi-
dent shall signify his desire that the
session be prolonged.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1885-03-25
An Order of Court.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 20.-The SUI
preme court issued an order to-day that
no alimony be paid Mrs. Hill-Sharon
nor fees to counsel until the parties shall
have appeared before the supreme court.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1885-03-25
New Governor General.

LONDON, March 18.-Rumors are cur
rent that the Prince of Wales, while IN
Ireland, will announce that the Duke Of
Connaught and family will reside In Ire
land, the Duke succeeding Earl Spencer
AZ Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1885-03-25
California Crops.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 18.-The
great grain sections of the state are suf-
fering for want Of rain. 4 four hours
shower to-day has improved the pros
poets in the coast counties, but in the
interior the crops are in q critical condi-
ti0n
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1885-03-25
Tariff Bill Adopted

PARIS, March 1.-THE chamber Of
deputies has fixed the import duties
on COWS and bulls, at IL frances, bull
locks and heifers s, calves 4, sheep 3,
hogs 9, lambs, she goats and sucking
pigs /, fresh meat per 100 kilos I, and
salt meat 81.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31
RuTHscHILD Bros.

Go to Whitehead d Seaman's for
holiday goods at low prices.
Are you going to build in the
spring." If so call on H. c. Davis & Co
ut once, aud secure lot.
Whitehead & Seaman are closing
out their holiday goods at low figures
Our groceries are fresh and nice sold
a. low IA possible Cor such goods. We
try To deliver them promptly and
thereby merit your patronage. Call
and SEE Campbell & Tuthill.
ID. b. q. Whitehead are supplied
with the finest hOliday goods Ia the
market, aud are selling them out at
the very lnwest prices.
Ii. G. Davis & Co. would like to see
all the young men who have been or
will Ice married during the holidays.
They have few cosy little cottages
fpr sale.
And our big sisters, aunts and cOus
ins whom we reckon by the dozens, ALI
wear their Acme Arch Button. They
are the iest shoe ON the market; for
sal, by Campbell & Tulhill.
Happy New Year greeting to all
our customers. Come and buy your
holiday goods al low prices. White
head d, Seaman.
Our cloaks for ladies are about sold
out, yOu can get very low prices on
what remains if taken soon: Camp
bell & Tuthill.
Go before the holiday season closes
and buy those cheap aud elegant goods
at ID. q J. B. Whilehead's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31
Mint school.

The Board Of Trustees Of the Salina
University together with the Faculty
aud other citizens have arranged TO
con duet q night school at the UniVeT-
sity building, commencing Jan. lst,
or as soon thereafter As q sufficient
number Of applications are received.
Branches to suit pupils, young or old,
who are unable 20 attend school In
the day time will be taught. A nom
inal tuition Of $500 class per term
will be charged. II any wish TO at
tend who are not able TO pay their
share Of tuition, it will be paid by
citizens who for the public good are
interested In the enterprise. All per-
sons desiring TO avail themselves of
this opportunity should make known
the fact at the University building
Immediately.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31
A onlcAao onNnennnN

We understand that the people Nv
Tag Oo the Hoe Of the new nailrnad
route ps0pSse by the Wichita Ea gle
FROM Wichita % Coacorlia, By way
Of Mcpherson, Salina aud MinneapO-
lls, need only some active spirits 10
lead OF la the matter 10 give the en-
tefpfiss their hearty endorsement. Il
viii take nut little effort tn present
ils advantages 90 the producers OF
Central Kansas. If made part OF
the B. & NJ. system, which it must
naturally becOme, Il gives the people
ofthis section a direct Chicago con-
neciion. We hear that a number Of
the leading men Of Wichita take a
ga,,d deal more stock Ia this enter
prise than they 60 In the prnpOs Il A.
a. W Railraai from Wichita via
Marion. Abllen~. aud Clay Center.
orthwari. They see In It. eonstrue.
ion more benefits for them than in
ilie A. -. " We have not heard
frsni alcPhersou, hut Minneapolia Is
saia 90 be heart aud soul for the new
route. The sooner an organization
represented In ils directory by active
men frDm the various eities interest
cd. b formed. the bciter esiuippei the
pe,ipls ofthis country will be 10 10
duce the B. q a., or some other SINH
lar curinraiion % enter this territory
The people of our own county
have slwHys made route leading 70
Chieago their favorIts scheme. TIE
easiern connection has always been
desirable. but the Chicsg0 mute has
always i'oui-ranks.in q IN our esteem.
Win the Missouri Pacific connection
ge are surely to be greatly benefiiiri.
Rai the ambition 90 our citizens has
l,een 10 make raiirosi eenter % sali-
"a ~ saine considerable pratensi1ns
10 rest short 81 the aeneof our hopes
uouid be entirely unsslisfastory.
'fhnaid this new rial be built se
soaid surely see accomplished .Ehai
- have 30 srllenily desired. We 1
aass hiiberta realized ss much a. it
4 rossibis for any sommnuify the
ase,frltg % compesing linss D rad. I
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

Attention Is invited 70 tlle pro-
gFsnme ofthese sermons as &c appeaI-
ed In last weeks JoUREAL- The Sab
bath evening services viii be heli Al
! O'Clock, aud the week day services
az 7:30 P. N. in the following churches.
January 3rd., Sabbath, Christian
and Methodist. Jan. 4th, Monday
Christian. Jan, 9Th, wednesday,
Christian. Jan. 7th, Thursday, Pres
byterinu. Jan. SIh, Friday, PTesby-
terian. Jan. 9th, saturday, Luther
an. Jan. 10Th, Sabbath, Lutheran aud
Presbyterian. These services are
Union services and Il Is hoped all
will attend and unite In them.
Bring your Gospel hymns" along.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

The supper announced for the 23rd
Of December la school house No 80
was big SUCCESS In every way, sOcia-
~ and finacinlly. The evenig was too
short. The popular AucliOneer Price
was there aud assisted very greatly in
the disposal Of articles offered for sale.
Miss Phoebe JOrg was voted 10 be the
prettiest lady present; and similar
fiattering distinctions were showed on
others; all Of which were well paid for.
The receipts OF the evening amounted
10 about S45, OF which $S4 were net.
This amount, together with the Christ
mas greeting Of the peOpl, was T.
secuted TO Rev. Mr. GOt,a aid, vino
made due acknowledgment last sun
day, when he filled his preaching ap-
pOintment. This generous act as we'll
- the similar one . month ago tO
Rev. Mr.. Leigh, who also breaches to
these people, speaks well for them; I;
they are liberal.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31
Rddasport doinas.

Good by"S5i" with joy we greet
"sB''.
Christmas passed or merrily, how
ever . slight irruptiOn ~ one time
threatened % fan into u blaze the
slumbsFing hatred existing -betgeen
certain parties, but happily war was
averted, thus preserving what our
lmmaginatiOn pictures tO be tine most
CORY scene that ever appealed 10 the
sensibilifies Of mau.
Behold the day Of good resolutions
Is daWning upon Us, therefore cuneen-
trate your powers Of will 50 ~ ~ cue
able you 20 glide safely over the reefs
ia the sea Of morality especially those
you will encounter in the finst two
months Of your voyage.
A shooting match held the attention
Of our sporting people last Thursday.
Mr.. c. h. Mills and wife spent
Christnlss In McPhersun.
The drug store has changed hands,
DR.. Berquist retiring, and Mr.. Pratt,
Of Lindsburg, taking his place. We
ere made happy Ou receiving such =
sOeiable and genial gentleman la our
midst, and hope he will find his social
and financial interests grow strung
while he remains In our town.
The revival still continues With
uuabaled Interest, and we hone the
Impulse Christianity hns received at
these meetings may make q lasting
impression on the minds Of our people.
THE hall which Is being erected al
this place Is On the verge Of compile
fsnu fs hwa huast .rs.~f.fraH H.. -
ruOms, an upper aud lower the upper
one tn be used as q public hall ana The
lover one - q stOre-rUOm.
The public school Is closed for a
vacation oftwo weeks.
Dr. Hammel, Of Emparia, who has
been here for the past few davs asslst-
Ing Ia che meetings, returned 30 his
honie hOnCsy last.
Miss Aorrow Is visiting in town at
present.
Geo. shOop has gOae to Canton on
business.
Attorney Lovitt, Of Salina, was here
on blisint So rnetday last.
An article appeared IN the lat issne
Of the Pahsy Ne1ns designed q repiy
% % the writer of an item appearing
in the Bridgeport news some time
since hui ee thluk the writer of the
salG article has inasle the lnnnCauf
sufferer for the acts % the guilty. Ae1
Further, We would suggest e. an aei &
lOod p Hey nn Che pari ~ susn write
that be b. nlire Uautious heflra huri.
lag hls Dire bfaada % defense. - .
ne innocence % 8 ALT af the person
accessd. IS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

ONE good thing tbs Prohibition
movement Il dsiDg aud that Is dis
solving the ''solid South" The
sBuihern states are becoming agitated
by the rapid growth Of the movement,
which threatens the overthrow Of the
Democratic party in that region.
Georgis, Alabama. Florida, Mississlp-
nj. south CaFOlins and even Ken
tucky are really shaky states. Before
the next presidential election the
''sOlii south" will have become a
thing Of the past, and the Republican
party will step Into power a. easily
and calmly "a Il did In 1850
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31
KaUSaS M8diGiHG Co.
SalIRa, Kansas.

FoIisuinr erc t1e rcIelle1-
Eidney and LIVER.
DTspsrsss csrs. fsr lsaisrsiioa and csnsHPa-
fIsl 81 he haueh.
rslrIa. niaFIhea and Caiic.
Branehlsi sfectioas. Ne iziiara q dlrectiou. are
foliuucd
~. sloue. the orlglaaigr 81 thcse mcdlciuee, =
90 81 an1 e. fefia11cd 1F1lrl1l 81 tselil l-SlE1t
years nrnrilrl and g nnU d1FctinE lis entire
iiHa u lAe Frec.lca % ~ rIul11llc1, tro4tln1
chFcuic dl11lefr. sd r1rffIrtr1IIInT ne Ua1l-
rInr m ihc STATE Wis c1ciuliluiT tTea.8 chrgnir
dlae11al fuf11rl r1Ii1l1ellcE 8 Tlara11ca1 @
eFarT rlr1 e1l1u1l1l a. cl.' Elre-
g. ~ Elmnh DEiF Ecl1. 1anla Ea agenne.
1tlllAl 4e1
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

Ia ihn District Court within sud Tor the County
Of Saline. state uf kai sss:
stephen liall, Plaintiff,
Luis Hansen, Humphrey Williams, John n \
AlbAugh and Timothy d. Sweet Trustee,
Defendants
QAtD defendant iaiis Hansen viii take notice
- IN q the said stephen Bail. plaintiff, did on
the 81 day of JanuaFy, iSsi, die his petition in
said District Court, within and Tor the county Of
Saline, in The stale Of kansas, against the Eaid
Luis Hansen, Humphrey Williams, John Il. All
h1ngh aud rmothT b. Sweet, Trustee, deieug-
ants, AMI that the said Luis Hansen must answer
said petition dled Aforesaid, or before the
lith day of February, lSs9, or said petitiun viii
Be taken ~ true and iud gnrnt RENDERED 10 said
action against said defendant Luis Hansen, for
the sun OF Thrre liuBdred Doliars. with Interest
thereon al the rate 90 10 per ceut. per annum
frlm the lst day ui Jane, iSsi. and for costs Of
suit aud further Judgment against sand defend
ants Lllis Hansen. Humphrey Williams and John
"A. AnbauEh Tor an. foreclosure OF a certain mort
gaze uTun The following descrbed real estate, 70
uh.
The east half of the northeast euarier az sec-
tion tun ~ In township hnecn I'D south OF
ranse two O. Wesi ,f the sixth principal meridian
lying aud situate in she County Of saline. In The
state % ksfsss- aud aiiufEing thai said plaintiff
has the Grsi lirn oa said prenises, 10 the amount
Tor Hhich ud.sfnent Wiii be t1ken a. aioruslid,
and ordsrins sid premises 20 b. sold Without ap
rrlisruent and the pruceeds sppiied - the pay
mrnt Of the analut due uiaintiu and costs Of Euit
snd iorever harriug and ioreeiosinE said defend
ants aui cach uf ths ui ofaud from 40 rEht, title
estate, interssi, property, and eIuity Of rclemp-
uon, 10 or 10 siid premises, % auy para thereof
GAETER BnNn.
Attorneys fer Piainiih.
49, u --------------- L---L
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31


We have faund t0Rns of bali the
growth of SalinA, and situated on
railroads not nearly % great e. the
Union Pacific, enjoying advantages
for transportation which were In no
wise possible for Salina % obtain.
C0aeordia Is almost directly north Of
us-and only 50 miles distant The
freight rate FROM Ooncorsiia 70 Salina
is 63 cents. and from Concoriis 10
KansaS City, 81 cents. NewtOn l. %
miles from Saiina and 25l miles from
Kansas City. The charge for freight
from Saiina TO Newton j. s. cents,
and fr0m Kansas City 10 Newton 65
cents. The distance from Salina 10
Wichita is 80 miles, and from Wichita
10 Kansas City 2Ts miles The freight
charge from Salina to Wichita IL 81
cents. and fr1m the latter place TO
Kansas City % cents. These dIspari-
ties and ineauslilies In the rates, are
are b be remedied only by additional
lines Of road. Sslina can never be-
come . successful manufacturing cen
ter, however adVantsgeously she may
be located otherwise, with such obsta-
cles thrown iD her way. With q
road running east and west competing
with the Union Pacific. aud one Civ
ing us an outlet 10 the south sud hav-
ing direct communication with Chi
cagO, Il would seem as 10 the fortune
OfOur city must be made. We hope
that our citizens viii proceed st once,
getting cOncurrently with the citizens
0f Wichita, McPhersOn and Minneap-
oils, TO put an organization on foot
which cannot but prove OF the great
est benefit towards securing one Of
the most valuable railroad eOunee-
tons which has hitherto been sug-
gested.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

II 50. IL Is OF great importance 10
you tO be fully informed as to the
cheapest, most direct and most pleas
ant route. You will wish TO purchase
your ticket via the route that will sub
ject you To no delays and by which
through trains are run. Before you
start you should provide yourself With
a map and time table of the Kansas
City, Fort SeOtt&Gulf Railroad { Mem.
phls Short Route SOuth.) The only
direct route TO aud via Kansas City
to sll pOiuts In Eastern and Southern
Kansas, Southwest Missouri and Tex
a.. Practically the only route from
the West to all Southern cities. En-
tire trains with Pullman Palace Sleep
ing Cars and free Reclining Chair
Cars, Kansas City TO Memphis:
through Sleeping Car Kansas City tO
New Orleans. This Is the direct
route, and many miles the shortest
line to Little Rock, Hot Springs,
Eureka Springs, Fort Smith, Van Bu-
ren, Fayetteville, and all points in
ARKANSAS. Send for = large map.
Send for n copy OF Missouri and Kan.
sRs Farmer, AN eight page illustrated
paper, containing full aud reliable
Information In relation 10 the great
States OF Missouri and Kansas. L.
sued monthly aud mailed free. Ad-
dress J. T.. LOCKWOOD
q 4. & T.. A., Kansas City.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

THIS McPhersou RepubiicGn says
that 1900 passengers were carried
over the Saliua and Mcpherson
branch this last year which being
true will eoufirm the opinion that
this shoFt stretch Of road has been q
paying Investment. whereas at first Il
was supposed 70 be very Improbable.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

A canvass by states Of the rela-
tive strength Of silver aud anti silver
men Ia COnsre shows l9T against
and iss for the suspension Of silver
coinage. The Western and Southern
members are almost q unit against the
suspension uf the coinage, while the
Eastern aud Middle States favor sus-
r.en.inn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

The Democrats begin 10 wonder II
their party i really In power. In fact
there H. very little to impresSthe aver
age Bourbon 80 FAR that things are
nny different from what they have
been. TIE administration from the
arsf has presumably set down on the
sbolis sysleh--a cherished relic o.
the eoOi old Jaeksnnian days. Villas
has became exclusive a. a Prince, and
no Que can reaeh "his htughtiness" b
except through something resembling
''court etiquette A terrible blow to
JefIersonian simplicity. Some Of the
other Cabinet officers are no more
Democratic in their simplicity than
Villas. Aud now comes the report
that the executive mansion is subject
ed 10 "petticnat government"
Thruugh Miss Cleveland's interven-
ton, the gOOd'Old fashioned Demo-
crat IL not permitted any longer to
deluge the ioors Of the White House
with tobscc0 juice. The juicy cud
and the fresh cigar stub must be cast
iuto the cuspidor, beflre the visitor
Il even ushere,l Into the waiting room.
Miss Cleveland. spinster, has also de-
clared war 90 the cup which intOxl-
cases-a special infringement upon
the Democratic plafform;-and his ex-
cellsncy ls CO ul,eilei 10 pot his black
bottle which he has hitherto kept
handy Tor the entertainment Of his
visitoFs.-upoa the very top shelf, and
Ia the most obscure Garner thereOf-to
keepit cut Of the reaeh Of the prying
eyes of mis- strong minded sister.
Everything Is certainly out Of joint at
Washington Ia the eyes OF the men
who have waited twenty-fouF years
fOr the return uf their party TO power.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

THE mauy * Kansas friends Of Rev.
Charles Reynolds, ID D.. of Junction
City, will 0e grieved TO hear Of his
death, which occurred at his home.
Tuesday evening. He died of paraly-
sls. Hew pOru in England la 1917.
He was gr slutte VI Columbia Col
lege, aud Oniained minister Of the
Episcopal church in 1917, In Trinity
church. New York. His first church
in Kansas was in Lawrence, from
whence he went into the army a.
chaplain 81 ti,e Second Kansas Infan-
Try. In 1854 lee became chaplain at
Fl Riley, aud Il WIS In this position
he became well-knOwn to Kansans.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

= STORY published by q Pitisburg
pa. er Monday 10 the effect that Pink
ertnn detectives were en- route to
Washington TO guard the person Of
the President. Is denied by officials at
the White Huuse. who say there Is no
foundation T C.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

rHosE who were 90 fortunate as to
enjoy the deleeiable sport Of buffalo
hauting inealy days will brighten up
at the mention Of the buffslO being
plentiful In Kansas and Meade eOun-
H.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

JUDGR CRoziER, Of heavenWorth.
deeides the Prohibition ,hw 70 be eOn-
sti,atinual. He has been ranked as
"A aua-Prr hibitiouist Judge Of the
'.arst water"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31
New cloak,.

We have just received 25 new
ClOaks, which we have bought at just
half Of the former price, otherwise we
would not buy 50 late In the season.
We will sell them from four TO six
dollars less than regular price, and
would advise all those who need n
cloak to call and see them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

GaEvY Was r. eie,iei President Ol
the Freuch Republic last Monday by
. iaiut vote of the Senate and Cham
b z acting a. a National Assembly.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

If four Congress Is really "bear-geF-
DEM what should be said Ofthe Ma
tisaal Assembly Of France, where
n,rDbers sctually come 10 blows Ia
.lr..ll aasalnn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

The Lords Supper will be adminis-
tered IN this church next Sabbath,
services beginning At il o'eiock- Ow-
ing to the Unisn services In the Chris
tian and Methodist churches. this
church sill be cisrssd in tiIe evening
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

An exhibition was given 10y the
Harmony school at the close Of the
four months term which was on
Christmas eve. The house was
crowded and everything passed Of
nicely. The selections were excep
tiOnally good and were very we'll
SPOKEN, which did credit to the teach-
er As well as the scholars. A few Of
tile older ones had selections which
helped greatly in entertaining the
audience. Last Of all came santa
Claus bringing with him plenty Of
apples, candies, nuts and popcorn
for all. We congratulate the school
Board on procuring the services Of so
god q teacher rs Mr.. Weaver. After
g vacation Of one week, he will COM
mence his next term Of four months.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31
Real Es,sis Transfers.

Real Estate conveyances for week
ending Dec. 18th, 1885, furnished by
Wight, Henne & Lynn. Abstractors
of titles, SalinA, Saline county,
iSausss:
Oscar SeitZ and VT 70 John rlee
$500 " d lot - Attn 81 Salina.
Geo ManOn and VT to Jno J MauOn
SGD. W shf seqr 25 Is lw.
w A Phillips and VT TO Richard
York $3.50 " j lot u shf lot 10 5th st
saiina.
Ma Lundquist and VT to Magmus
ll0lmqvistSlOO. " d lot 50 5th street Sa-
lima.
Fred Linn aud VT TO Eriek Ericsson
S7UO " d wifi 81 IS 4w.
Saline County To Freeman Kingman
.I3c tax deed lot blk Calkins' add
Saline Co 90 Freeman Kingman S4e
tax deed lot 5th 81 Jones' add.
Nat Land Co. to J b aud NJ Johns
$500 " q seqT IS l3 5w.
u ; 10 Joseph MalbinsOn pat WIFI
sWhf - l44w.
PH Dolan aud VT To Mo Pae Ry Co
500 q c d r of W through nesIr "a Nv.
5allna University 20 10 Thus White
S3i6 " q lot II Ash 50 end tot Wal
nut II University add.
Peter Carrier aud VT 30 a n Whit
iiugtOn $50 W ehf blk q Brook
willie.
Saiina University Co to Amy &
Wilson $3.50 W 4 lot l3 "a 10 rs IL Is
aud - Ash st University a,id
JudsOn Jay and wi 10 Mo Pae Ry
Go S75. Il of " sehf neqr Is /.
rhus irwin and WI tn Ssiina l. * w
Rw Go S2OO " Il r Of W ehf nwqr IS Is
Sw.
ThOs Irwin and VT 10 Salina' l. &
w Ry Go $50 W 4 ? Of W through wifi
Wifi nwgr Is l3 3w.
) z DOnmyer and VT 10 Albert
Williams $40 " lot > blk 3 New
Cambria.
JnO 2 Lanson and VT Co Susan a
BrndiHe S3ahl. " q seIr l - Nv.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31
HDfkLr =


fEHHE nid deiesiant, a nor-reGideut % The
- State q kansls. vii take uotlce that be har
been sued 81 the a . plaintEt. and that On tka
afrc1ieenfh dEy % Deccmber, A. d. ios4 aaii
plaintiffs Sled their petition IN the dstrct couri
% said couutF and Siate ta a. actieu entiffrf e.
ahoFu, uhereIn fhe sait plaintiffs pray for lnda-
mrnl aE1inst The aid defendant n The rum ol
Efht HuudrEd and sercnty-dve Doilars fsl7g
Win iuteresi thtrrcn ut iac rate 81 seFen ear
ceut- pFr anrum lrum the lh dny af Auensi,
lssl, - prEyei for in said petition.
And thai uElesa sid dclesdant ansuers naii
peiiiiou On o. bslnrs he
fik day Of FsbsNarz. a. d. ESes,
a ~ b taken a. true, and ludrnisnt rcniered
1ctorcluElI. IAai an arief ei allachucnt hna
been l11uci and tie iulioHine deaefihei real
estate levied % under said attachmcut to-Efi.
fhe auut1 half 90 q TIE nurth-uesf uuafter fisl
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Publication Notice.

Ia ihn District Court within sud Tor the County
Of Saline. state OF Kai
Stephen llall, Plaintiff,