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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-17
PERSONALITIES AND NOT PoLIrICs.

PERSONALITIES AND NOT POLITICS.
Our neighbor of the Republican is IN
high humor over the result OF the eiec.
ioas at the Republican prim
aries and mentions the names
OF certain very reputable gentle.
men whom it states, with some little
show ei pride, were not elected. The
wind is rather taken out of the Govern.
or's sails when it Is understood that the
gentlemen named were not seeking az
election and had no further interest in the
matter than to have the best men brought
to the front. They happen to be the
very gentlemen, however, under whose
skiliful leadership the party which they
represent hiss many times been led tc
victory.
They did not seek to control the pri.
maries. Had they done so the same
success might have attended them as in
past years.
But the most amusing part OF the Re
pubIican's article Is that in which ar
allusion is made to "a higher standard
Of political action" This is precise "
what our Democratic friends have been
clsmoring for, and it was probably
thought best that a few Democrats
should be elected at Republican pri
mary in order that the "higher stan,
dard" idea might be consummated, but
after all even If it were thought best &c
leave out the names of certain infiuen.
tial gentleman Of the party, were there
not sufficient number within the party
TO take their places. Is 1t not rather 8
case where politics have descended to
personalities, and where the alleged
higher standard" has been erected tC
hide the deceit? 1t may b. as well tc
have had Democrat or two. They are
also reputable gentlemen, bHt the whole
affair is an evidence that politics are
getting somewhat mixed in EmpoTia
as they are in other places.
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NORMAL NOTES.

About twenty-five pupils have en-
rolled in the graduating class.
The school opens up with the largest
number ever before ON its list.
j o. Ward of the State University has
entered the senior class.
Miss Mary Leonard of Ottawa, has re-
turned and will complete tue course
during the first term.
j A. McGlaim OF the Ohio State UnI-
vcrsity will enter the senior class.
The alpha" boys will reorgsnize
next week.
Misses Baker and Culver of the city
high school alumni have enrolled 1t the
Normal.
Miss Adah Ghcrhart, a graduate of tn,
Parsons high school, will attend the
Normal for year or two.
MISS Matte Campbell of Mcpherson
has cast her lot with US.
Tue Normal Y. p. Q. A., at its busI
ness meeting to-day, elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: Pres
ident, w. s. Pickens; vice presiden
Miss Stella E Myers; recording seer,
tarV. Miss Louie Chamberlain; CORES
ponoing secretary, w. Z. Woodward
treasurer. Miss Mary Leonard.
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PERSONAL nnn+1On.


i 3. Wallace OF Eureka il visiting
friends in the city.
Mr.. Ira RhEharto of Parsons has become
9 student At the Normal.
VIM. Snyder, of Decatur, Illinois, il
visiting his bFothef-in-laW, VIM. Powell
John Wiser has gone 10 Ninnescah
and the southwest on ; projecting tour.
Mrs. William Martin Of Cottonwood
Falls is visiting the family of J. G.
Traylor.
Frank Ross, Of Essex, Iowa. brother of
w. B. and J. p. Ross. Of this county, il
visiting his brothers here.
Luther Cooper. of Morgan county
Illinois, lie visiting his uncle, r. J. Rudi.
sill, on north Market street.
w. C. Worley OF Lewiston, IllInois,
. friend Of Frank Evans, is in EmporIa
for the purpose OF attending the College
of Empona.
]. w. TatnAm and family have gone
on few weeks pleasure tour, during
which time they will visit familiar places
in ILLINOIS.
Miss Kaiser, who has been visiting at
Prof. o. w. MilIer's, returned to her
home at Milan, Sumner county, this
morning.
Miss Rose L. Bartholomew has re-
turned from Minnesota and will take
her place among the teachers of the city
schools Monday.
Mrs. H. G. Whitley and her daughter,
Miss Kitty, have returned from q pleas
ant visit among acquaintance In the
New England states.
Almerin Gillett started to Chicago Fri
day to look after the sale of sixteen cat
loads of fat cattle, which he shipped
from his Madison ranch last evening.
Miss Matte Grant, of Arvonia, Usage
county. q graduate Of the Normal, has
been visiting at Mr.. Luther's prior to
taking her place as teacher in the Car
bondsle schools.
Miss Flora Young who has been
spending the summer months in the
east has returned home. Miss Young
has had delightful vacation which will
enable her to enter upon her duties as
teacher in the city schools with renewed
zeal.
1. n. Darling, the general western
agent OF the Davis sewing machine, ex-
poets to make Emporis headquarters
hereafter. He is very pleasant gentle
man, and already has large number of
friends here who have often had pleas
ant relations with him.
Will Haynes of Norwich, KIngmsn
county, reports that little city on q boom.
Twenty new business houses have gone
up within the last few weeks and the
D., NJ. & A. railroad is expected to be in
operation by the let of October. The
work of grading has almost reached the
town.
Judge Houston, of New Orleans, who
has been in EmpOrIa since the arrest OF
Mrs. Walkup, started last Thursday 70
st. Louis. After a short visit there he
goes to Long Branch. where he will
spend the remainder of his summer va
cation.
Samuel Faust has returned from an
extended visit to his old home in Penn
sylvania, where he has spent a most en-
joyable time, much to the benefit of his
health. He brought to this Office box
of fine, fresh huckleberries, picked on
the mountains near DelanO, SchuylkiN
county, Pennsylvania.
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GRAND EIsrEnDroD.

At a meeting on Tuesday night an
organization was perfected for the hold.
ing Of grand Eisteddfod in Imports
on Christmas day. The following OH.
GERS were chosen: ]. j. Ed wards, pres
ident, ID. G. Jones, vice president; Rev.
A. Jones, secretary pro tenn, D. l.. Row
land, permanent secretary. Two gen.
eral working committees were selected
as follows: On music, ID. n. Davis, T.
H.Lewis, Evan Morgan on literary exer.
clses, John Savage, Ben A. Jones, w. c.
Lloyd, Joseph @. Jones and d. G. Jones
Preparations are going forward to make
the occasion an important and Interest.
Ing one. Additional particulars will be
published in due time.
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Should YOU contemplate q trip TO
Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Sa
vannsh, Ga, Charleston, s. c., jackson
vile, Florida, or in fact any point in the
south or southeast, it will be to your In.
terest to examine the advantages over
all other lines offered by the ST, Louis,
Iron Mountain s. Southern railroad
"Iror Mountain Route" in the way of
fast time, elegant equipment, sc.
At present daily train is run from
Saint LOUIS Grand Union Depot, at
tached 70 which will be found An eIe-
egsnt Pullman Palace sleeping car,
which runs through to Nashville, Tenn,
where direct connection is made with
express trains of connecting lines, for
points mentioned above. This train
connects at Nashville with the Jackson
Vile express, having Pullman Palace
sleeniue car of the very finest make ST.
tach~d. which runs through 70 jackson
Vile. Florida, without change.
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CHAsE-TOwNLEY ESTATES

Mr.. ID. Henry Starr, chairman of the
Chase COMMITTEES, has issued q circular
TO the Chase heirs In the United States
and British provinces, to which the at
tention is particularly called OF those in
terested. The result of inquiries made
some years ago to the effect that the
Townley estate was not in deed of an
heir and that there had never been any
legal question In regard TO its
heirship. Is entirely erron-
eous and false. The Townley
estate is positively in the courts, ana IS
well defined. Townley hall includes only
one third of the estate, and is situated
on the parish of WhalbY, county Lam
cashire, England The estate is ten
miles in extent and includes q part of
the town of Barnley. By intermarriage
several large estates have been added.
They are not entaIled, but are COPY hold.
The rental of Townley hall proper
amounts to $4,000 per aunum. For
more than half Century the Chsses
have had their eyes, so TO speak, on the
estates as partly belonging TO them, they
being understood to be direct heirs, and
from the information lately received,
there Is not the least doubt but what they
Will ere long be put in possession of
their rightful claims. Send to Mr.. Storr,
P. o. box 476, Halifax, N. s., or to q.
w. Chase, agent, p o. box $50, OIathe,
Kansas, for a circular
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Sher1Ts Sale.

Arphaxad LOOMS VS.. Amasa Hathaway.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF an
order of sale issued out of the Fifth Judicial
District Court in and for Lyon county and
State of Kansas, in the above entitled cause.
and to me directed, will on Saturday, the
lit day of July, A. ID. 1885, at II O'Clock
q. m. Of said day, at the front door of the court
house in the city of EmpofIa, Lyon county,
Kansas, effer for sale and sell TO the highest
bidder at public auction Tor cash all the right.
title and interest Of said defendant In and 70
the following described real estate. tO-Wit:
Lot No. sixty-nine 1897, on Comm 3rctal
street. in the city Of Emporia, Lyon county.
Kansas.
Said real estate TO be sold as the property OF
said defendant to satisfy said order Of sale.
J.H. WiLHTTEs
24t4 Sheriff of Lyon county, Kansas.
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BADGER CREEK NEWS
BY HoosIER.

WEDNESDAY. September 8.
Geo. Wood went TO Burlington, Kan.
sas, last week.
Jacob Metcellis went TO Miami coun
ty the first of the week.
Peter StOughtan will teach term ol
school on Eagle creek this winter.
w. d. Nelson Will start his sorghum
factory In a few days, he having about
fifty or sixty acres of cane 10 manufac.
ture into syrup.
John MarcellIs has moved to Reading
and is improving slowly uuder medical
treatment.
There is considerable Wrangle over
the location OF the new school house il
in the new school district now being
formed. =.
The infant child of john Fl. l., We dled
Mondav night of summer complaint aud
was buried at Reading
The mellon crop is turning out q
good yield, there beng in this ncighbor.
hood about forty or fifty acres.
Royal Laterty continues t. build, he
having finished one dwelling is now
building and repairing another.
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AMERICUs NEWS.
I,rrED BY BURLow

FRIDAY, Sept. IL.
John L. Butler is improving HE looks
of his residence by putting up porches,
etc.
The proceeds of the sale at the stock
yards footed up some $500. Stock sold
at fair prices.
A herd OF Texas ponies were in town
yesterday, and several of our farmers pur
chased ponies.
Mrs. NJ. w. Gibson was calling in
Emporia day or SO.
The north part of Maiu street is being
graded.
The city council passed an ordinance
granting walk from Main street to the
school house.
Thatcher Hill returned on the 8 O'Clock
train yesterday 10 Louisville, Pottawat-
omle county, state, where he is
foreman of a job erecting 1000 school
house. Warning s. Reeves, of Manhst-
tan, are the contractors, and in placing
Thatcher In place of so much respon-
sibility show their strong faith In his
judgment and character. He expects to
remain in Louisville until January LIST,
1886.
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PATRUNIzE HOaIE INSTITUTIONS.
The southern Kansas Railway Is a Kan
sas Road
And is thoroughly identified with the
interest and progress of the state of Kan
sas and its people, and affords its patrons
facilities unequaled by any line in east
ern and southeastern Kansas, running
through express trains daily between
Kansas Civ and Olatke, Ottawa, Gar.
nett, lola, Humboldt, Chsnute, Cherry
vale, Independence, Winfield, Wellington,
Harper, Attica and intermediate points
Through mail trains daily except Sum-
day between Kansas City and Yelling
ton, and intermediate stations, making
close connections at Ottawa, Chanute
and Cherryvale with our trainR for EN-.
porIa, Burlington. GIrard, Walnut and
Coffeyville.
Accommodation trains daily except
Sunday between Kansas City, Olathe
and Ottawa.
Remember that by purchasing tickets
via this line connection Is made in the
Union depot at Kansas City with
through trains to all points, avoiding
transfers and changes at way stations.
Through tickets can be purchased via
this line at any of the regular coupon
| stations, and your baggage checked
thrnugh TO destination east, west, north
OF south.
Pullman sleepers on all night trains
For further information, see maps and
folders, or call on or address.
8. B. HYNEs,
GenH Passenger Agt.,
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KANSAS PATENTS

List OF patents granted to citizens oil
Kansas, for the week ending Tuesday
Sept. 8, 1885, compiled from the official
records of the United States patent of
ace, expressly for THE NEWS, by w
A. Redmond, solicitor of patents, No. 6S7
F street. N. W., Washington, ID. c., Of
whom information may be had:
Jas. M. Edgar, Argentine; seal lock.
Leo HIrt, New KIowa; siphon starter
James Nelson and l.. p. Larson, Con.
cordia; hog trough.
Clement Smith, Topeka, type aligner
for type writing machines.
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EMPORT1 5 REE LIF5EARY.

Rooms over the First National Bank.
RULE Library and reading room open
p. M, and from to p. m; from June LIST to
Sept. LIST. from a. m. to Il m. and from
80 70 10 ?. m. Sunday; Reading room open
RUIZ s.-Permanent residents Of the city
arc entitled to the free privilege of the
vicinity Of the city, can hsve same privilege
as permanent residents, upon the payment
Of the following fees: Family cards. $500
Single cards $300 per year, 81 50 six months,
or 10c per vol, and upon registering their
RUIZ a-Writing In the books Is prohihi.
ted, and all injuries to books beyond reason
able wear. and all losses, shall be promptly
adjusted to the satisfaction Of the librarian,
RUIZ 4-Bach family is entitled to draw
not to exceed tWo books at one time on
family cards; on otter cards. only one, which
taken, and no book can be retained longer
than two weeks % . time; provided. how
other person, it may be taken for an addition
RULE 5.-Any person retaining . book for
longer time than = above specified. shan
fraction of week beyond that time. and no
other volume or book can be taken out until
RULE 0.-I9 BOOK il kspt more than fouF
weeks, the person keeping &c shall be nett
hed Of this delinquency by the Librarian, by .
notice through the post once, and II not rel
turned within one week thereafter, it shall
be considered - lost, and the holder charged
accordingly.
RUIZ 7.-No person shall be entitle to the
privileges OF the library while there are any
charges against chem On account OF the
library. remaining unpaid.
Ruiz S.-B0oks can only be taken from the
ehelges by the librarian.
RULE 9-Any person Of good department
and habits may use the residing room. The
use OF tobacco. and all cUnveKE asion, and
other conduct not CoDsistent with the 0piet
and orderly use OF the reading rcom arr
hereby prohibited.
RULE I0-BOoks of reference and period
ieals cannot be taken iron the reading room
RUIZ u.-An stock holders of the En-.
poriR Library are entitled to the same priVi
leges and rights ~ they were under IN,
rules and regulations Of the EnpoFiI
Library Association -
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REAL EsrArE TKANsFERs.

d Thomas TO j Harvey Firth, 121 Elk.
change street; $1,000.
w M Hail TO b Wheldon, 9 Union
street; $1,000.
JE Klock and J M McCown TO A O
Wharton, part Ill and 113 Cottonwood
81.
JW Lynn to F Stages, 100 East street
500
Frederick s. Burton to Warner Davis,
lot b, Frederick q Buttons subdivision.
in I4-19.11; 1926.
Charles n Buck to VIM Schoield, 1O2
Sylvan street; 5000.
w II Thomas to VIM Schofield, 6 and
s Mechanics street, Randolph's addition
5000.
+ Z Smith to Ii N Wilson, 6 and z
Smiths addition; $3.50.
A COcheDnet 10 F Z Pearer, l Ex.
change street; $1,000.
d A Ingrame to NJ j Morgan, 1O3 SYl-
van stree; 5000.
Benz Beck To Jas A Moon, "a Cotton.
wood street; $500
Jas Smiley-to Mccormick Il Son, and
Srott's subdivision, lot 1 block q Rug
gle . add; s., 200.
N j Stephens to N 3 Greer, 100 Me-
chauiCg street; $3.50.
J NJ johnson 10 I E Paddock, 1873 Ru-
raj street; 81 ,4OO.
Emanuel Upton to p Nj Peyton, 81
Cottonwood street; 81 $50.
Mary A. Heidrick TO FL E Norton,
q hf 10 and 80 Union street; $4,000.
Alice Jarrett TO w A Skinner, 81 Ru-
raj street; $l,100.
Lucy A Plat To A G Ireland, 1877 Con-
stitution street; $735.
Joseph Brown to a Young, 10, 12,
block 2. lot 12 in block Wilson's addi-
ton; $1,000.
TOWNSHIP TRAsFERs.
T Rogers to Geo A Moser, W ht and
ne of sc or 11-19-10; $4,000.
Jas Brown to J E Davis, 2 acres In ne
or 25-19-10; $40.
Maggie Rusher and Flora E Chapman
to A B Chapman, Sc or 13.1S-12; 81
f Culver to G q Stauffer, Z hf and
part OF sw or %, part OF hf of ne or 3d.
49, 12; $500.
A B Chapman to Geo Robinson. Sc or
Is Is IL; $500.
c Porterfeld to G 8 Cross NV or TO-
c g Weaver to J W Weaver, sw or g.
81 10; $500.
May D. StIIwell to Leroy Newman,
part of ne or 35-21-10; $500.
CIV Potwin to Sarah Z Schwint, hf
of sc or and NV or OF sc or 12 /;
81 $50.
Bamesberger to Emma Banesberger,
hf OF sw or 81 ITO; $1,000.
Charles w Oxelson to Ella J. John
con, sw or 80 1912; $3.50.
Vim a Athey to + Rankin. e hf of
NV or 10 1912; $500.
VIntz FToal to J L Jackson, sc or 81
1910; 81 ,403.
Geo Plumb to Fred Williamson, part
of sw or 7-1S 10; $615
Adele Moffett TO Lew Billings, sw
Or of NV Or OF Sc q" 8 1911; $4,000.
John Ii Williams TO Griffith Hughes,
W bf of sw or %, NV or of NV Or 36-19-
IL; $4,000.
Fanny Janauschek to Ii G Cross, part
of ne or 9.19-11; $40.
S Nation to L. ID McColock, 81 acres
in Sc or 16-19.1l; $4,000.
CIV EskrIdge to Mary Kelley. 5 acres
in ne or 11-19-11; $500.
N, K s. I railroad to Frank Hotel,
Lot 2, 7.19-13; $119.50
Richard Wolfe to Z L Bugbec, sw or
49, 20-10; s..
Thos II Thomas to VIM FL Thomas,
30 acres 10 e or 11-20 II; $1,000.
OF Piper to WmH Rees, W bf or
6-20-11; $500.
and e ht sec 4. 1909; 81 $50.
CT johnson to NJ Owen, n g or s "
or sec 4 5-20-13; $50.
+ SwsrIzandruber to Il 7 SnedIker,
acres in NV or of ne or 5-20-13; $3.50.
F Snediker to n Owens, z acres in
nw or of ne or 20-13; $500.
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miscellaneous.

DIR. u. o. MARTIN,
DENTIST. have just put In . complete
Dset of new dental tools. a patent YitaliE-
ed air inhaler, and double induction motor
electric dental 'edgine, which gives me the
very best facilities for doing dental work.
ONCE over Thomas q Jones grocery store.
Emporia, Kansas.
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HANDsomrCARDs

The at home cards OF Mr.. and Mrs. ].
M. McCown have just been issued,An are
models of neatness and good taste. They
are printed on elegant card board and in
beautiful flowing script. On the per-
senal cards are the names of the con.
tracing parties. while on the second
page of the folded card is the following
Married ThursdAy. September 10, 's5
Burlington. Kansas. At home aftel
tuesday, Sept. 18th, 35 Union street
EmporiA, Kansas.
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THE NIGHTINGALR

Taking into consideration the extreme
youth Of the singers at the Star enter.
fainmeHt last evening, ana remembering
also that they never had the advantage
OF single lesson In music, We are led n
remark, al. is woOderfuIP' The large and
appreciative audience were well pIease,
and the NightiDgAles Will be hailed win
delight should they ever come to I'm
porie again, NJ
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y AND AGENT. A large list OF improved
and unImproved farms and city property.
Business rooms, offices and ape rtments for
rent. ONCE corner room. upstairs News
block, corner OF Sixth and Commercial street,
Emporia, Kansas.
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SATURDAY. Sent. 1:

SATURDAY. sept. IL
The best of feeling prevailed at the
Republican primary yesterday, resulting
In harmoniouslY electing delegation to
the county convention. A motion was
made and carried endorsing the acts OF
John L. Butler while commissioner, and
he will no doubt enter the coming con.
vention with q solid delegation from
Americas. A resolution was passed, il
Q spirit Of mirth, that the successful
candidate should cause the school room
which they were occupying for the pri
mary to be cleaned out In time tor the
commencement of school on Monday
Altogether it was tame affair. as there
was Dol opposition enough to make i
interesting.
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The DOctor's kndoEse

DIR. w. D. Wright. Cincinnati, Ohio,
sends the subjoined professional endorse
ment: 81 have prescribed DIR. William
Halle Balsam for the Luags IN great
number of cases aud always with sue
cess. One case in particular was given
M by several physicians who had been
called IN for consultation with myself.
The patient had all the symptoms OF
confirmed consumption - cold night
gweats, hectic lever, harTassing coughs,
etc. ae commenced Immediately 10 g.i
FetteY. and was soon restored to bis usual
health. I also found DR.. VIM. HaiI'l
Balsam for the Lungs the most valuable
expecsorant for breaking up bad coughs
I and coldsn
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The east-bOuDd csnnonbalI which
came in from the west Friday consisted
of fourteen coaches, which is the largest
passenger train ever drawn into Empo
ria by one engine. The tram was di.
vtded into two sections here of seven
coaches each
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10 ALOE
writssn iox TIE DAILY N1vs.
NJ RbRE RADLEY.


Rritten fo1 TIE DAILY NEWs.
NJ RbxR RADLBx.
Among my beautiful fnces
shall hang one poFtRatt now
a gem both pure ard GAiE,
10 add % ny treasure store.
I've &c many beautiful fsees.
All framed IN the gkldtnRs Of love
And soEa6 smile down from aDOVe.
And some are roughish as tender
And adueh with lEfs,s warn breAfh
Some are Of esh6rial beauty
That Ii made BY the touch OF Death.
Theirs Is 6ne nee that Is saInEly
WITH il hGl1 6f koldAh halt
And the tender Depths o. It's 6Ses,
Meath which ny soul lies bare.
There's another who fsll asleep
How plainly ] sOo her HoU.
With she Hghe Of heaven upon her
AID the peace Of God on her brow
And still another whose outlines
Are firm and strong and clear,
Who went in his early manhood
And LETT only his likeness here.
There are three little tender faces
That are sweet Is they can be
Full q life and warmth and love-
That are looking up % me.
Among all these precious faces
shall hang the portrait fair
OF your kentle Wlns0me face
Framed In with its 1exen hair.
September Q, 1855.
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Notice.

In the District Court in and for Lyon eoun'
ty. state of Kansas
LleWelyn Evans VS.. John Evans, Mary AnE
Evans. Samuel Evans, Margaret Evans, Da'
Vid Evans.
The above named David Evans. q non-Fesi-
dent of Kansas. will take notice that said
plaintiff, LleWelyn Evans, has fled HE ped
tion in the above named court and that the
names OF the parties are Is above set out, and
thar said defendants have been sued, and thai
ne, said David Evans. must answer the peti
ton filed by the plaintiff on or before Friday
true and Judgment rendered In favor Of said
plaintiff. decreeing that he Is IL legal and
northwest quarter Of section 9, In township
Is, of range Is, in Lyon county. Kansas. AMI
anieting his title against all said defendants
and for costs. BUCK a. FEIGHAN,
ISIS Attorneys for Plaintiff.