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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-21
The Spring
Medicine

tpposiiisn. Nothing br recognized merit,
assisted by skillful. original and honest ac.
veitls:nr, las given Hosd's Sarsaparilla tho
largest sale and msdc It the medicine lrst Ia
llo confidence Of orr courtrymen.
81 lave been troubled for many years
with viCleat headache. Hoods Sarsaparlls
aid mo so much good that an almost wholly
cured. earnestly recommend Il 10 all who
suffer with headaches." Mrs. K. SATcnELr.
Gatos Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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catarrh IN ,hi,dres.

Our little boy Stokes, now eleven years
old, had catath from the timo he was
three until he was seven years OF age.
Sometimes his breathing was heavy and n
constant discharge from the nose. lilo
had m0rc or less treatment Tor four years
but without any benefit. We gave him
swilts Specific. aud |. soon cured him
sound and we'll This was four yeam ago,
aud there has been no return Of the dis.
ease. MRs. W. 7. KESsoS,
Sslem, Ala
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Tux name OF V. u. Thaycr rs a reliable,
practical and experienced iewclor and OPP
iician. has become familiar 20 tho people
Of Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi and
Tennessee, who show their appreciation 81
him by a most liberal patronage. The
stock OF V. u. Lllayer Is one Of the largest
and best selected ever brought 10 this city,
and his show windows airs constantly at.
tracing great attention and admiration.
Ills store, located at the corner Of Main
aud Court stroots y considered one OF the
best stands In tie city, aud the great
amount OF light furnished by the largo
windows on Court renders Il one Of the
best places in Memphis TO examine Jew
olry carefully. ada
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CIR Horcngtss Of Hotchkis 4 Co..
has returned from business trip 10 New
York. while away he purchased line of
fine watches and diamonds Of which the
firm intends making speciality. They
will also carry an elegant line OF solid gold
chains, charms, sleeve buttons and plain
gold rings. They will make a speciality OF
Knight Tcmplar and consistofy charms
Their prices on thcse goods will be lower
than the lowest. Thoy invite inspection
OF goods aud comparison OF prices.
HorcnElss a Co,
81 Madison street.
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PIIKIN @. WRIGHT.
Journallst ana Writer.

Newspaper articles OF all kinds written.
Letters, essays, reports, circulars, etc,
written or arranged Tor publication.
Speeches prepared, descriptive articles,
advertisements. local notices; any kind OF
articles, from love-lctter 10 a challonge,
or from a sermon 10 a thoaler party writ
ten. All communications strictly conii.
dental. Address. care Of business oihco OF
either daily paper.
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InrA.nn ,Innn,l I.n,I.

This attractive place Of public psor,
will open today Tor the season. Thcrc
will be n fnc concert by Arnold's band
aud a balloon ascension. Tho place can
bo reached by tho Shelby street car line
and by omnibuses irom the corner Of Main
and Malison.
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Hoods


floods sarsaparilla cured me Of blood
poison, gave mo a noble appetite. oyercame
headache and dizziness, so that now am
able TO work again." LUTHER MASON, 80
Church St., Lowell. Mass.
Hoods sarsaparilla has cured me Of salt
rheum. which have had for years. am 20
years Of age and my skin Is just as smooth
and fair as q piece Of glass" Mns. LILA
CLARK, South Norwalk, CT.
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For good spring medicine we confidently
recommend Hoods sarsaparilla. BY Its use
the blood is purified. enriched and vitallzed,
scrofula and all other humors are expelled,
that tired feeling Is entirely overcome, and
the whole body given strength and vlgor.
The appetite is restored and sharpencd. the
digestive organs are tened, and the liyor In
vIgorated. Those who have never tried
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Purifies
the Blood

"For years m irregular intervals In an
seasons, suffered the intorable burning and
itching OF blood poisoning by ivy. It would
break out on my legs, In my throat and eyes.
Last spring took Hoods sarsaparIlla, asa
blood puriner, with no thought OF It as a
special remedy for Ivy poisoning. but II has
effected u permanent and thorough cure"
CALVIN I. sHUTE, Wentworth. N. II.
N. u. Be sure 10 get Hoods Sarsaparllla. Il
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suxsKr Cox al Memphis Theaier Tues
day night. Reserved seats nj usual ONCE.
under Peabody Hotel.
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NAMES OF IMpoRTERs.

IMMEDIATE CoNsruPTIoS.
A statement oiimported commodities en-
tered for consumption during January,
February and March, 1889, is as follows
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suSsEr Coy at Memphis Thoater Tues
day night. Reserved seats at usual Office,
under Peabody Hotel.
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Tho n.mrhl. rran. FACTORY. ais Main.

Have the largest line OF uunlSs, valiscs
and hand saichels 10 tho city, which they
will sell at the lowest prices.
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w. n.

Coffee In the city.
GOODMAN 4 CnuRcniLL-
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
CHAPTER XII.


can so you chaps has been In the gulch
looking for tho body OF that spitfre gal"
Mother Cabera gave vent 10 peculiar
grating laugh that sounded harshly In the
ears Of Captain Starbright.
"That Is the truth, Mrs. Cabera," as
sured the Captain. "Your son Hank tells
me that terrible accident happened, re-
sulting in the death Of my esteemed friend,
Miss Joyce. The whole country Is aroused,
and 1t Is highly necessary that the truth be
known. Miss Penroy and her grandfather
are nearly distracted with grief Since we
did not find tho body am not sure that
Lura Joyce Is dead"
"You would like 10 know that she isin
Captain Starbright cast q quick glance nt
the second twin, who lounged on the hoor
near, with pipe betwcen his rcd jaws, and
said. .Uf y
"on the contrary, should be glad 10
know that she is alive. Itgrieves me sorely
10 think harm has come TO one who was my
friend.n
"The spit6re gal was your friendfn
The beady eyes OF tho bag pierced him
like twin dirlrs.
"The best friend l had In tho worid," e.
sorted Captain 6tarbright With apparent
feeling. VI" tt..l.'' 90,
He had coniided only In tho bag, md wzs
not yet ready 10 piaoo himself " tho mercy
Of the two ruilihns who wcro supposod q
be the sons Of Mother cabefn He had
eyinced too much feeling ID the prosopoe "
Hank, he feared, and resolyed TO b more
carpful IN the futprsS 4, e9s MIN ~
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
DIAMOND MINES
Their Formation Ono Of the Peculiar Re-
suits Of Volcanic Action.

Their Formation Ono Of the Peculiar Re-
suits Of Volcanic Action.
And now the most interesting questions
present themselves. How did the South
African diamonds ever get therei How
much deeper are we going downi Are dia-
monds going TO be found In as large quanti-
ties as at present. There are various
theories as 10 how these mines have been
formed, but all agree In attributing them
10 volcanic action. They are all funnel.
shaped, the sides Of the funnel being com.
posed Of dense igneous rock, known IN
mining parlance as "reef." II is Of soapy
nature, easily acted upon by the atmosphere,
consequently most dangerous, as large
pieces, In some instances weighing hun.
dreds OF tons, gets detached. There are no
means Of snoring 1t up; and, without warn
ing. these enormous slices will slide OF into
the working portion OF the mine, burying
the claims and sometimes killing the em-
ployes. The whole OF the funnel Is filled
with this "bluen ground. tho reef sloping
at various angles, but on an average Of one
In fifteen. The theory Is that In time the
sides OF the reef will meet at some great
depth, supposed by some 10 be one thousand
feet, by others more; and that then we
shall arrive ut tho aperture forming the
bottom OF the funnel Whether that hole
will again expand into further cavity is,
Of course, matter for speculation. 1t should
be remembered that the diamonds were not
formed where they are.
The hot liquids containing the diamonds
was forced by some great cataclysm OF
nature through the solid earth, the bulging
In the sides Of the mines being very soft
and shaly, showing where the rock was not
sufficiently hard 10 resist the enormous
pressure. Now II has been observed In
Kimberley there must have been ten dis
tinct upheayals; In Dutoitspan, twenty-five
feet; In Bultfmtein, three or four; and In
De Beers, three, and this has been proved
by the varying nature Of the ground II
ono upbeaval only had taken place, the cen-
ter OF the funnel would have contained one
particular lriDd OF soil As the minere 60
deeper great alteration Ia noticed 10 the
character OF the soil. u.
They have actually found pieces Of the
top reef and Top soil at depth OF four hun
dred feet This shswa that In tho succeed
ingupheayals vacunms were formed and ths
whole funnel became An . state Of tumulL
the upper layers OF oxidizcd earth returning
v. .thdlr ancient depths 70 give place 10 tbo
other csrbopsceous matter, which by suc-
oessive exposure 70 tho atmosphere became
0xidized and nssuned tho yellow color secu
% frequently A ths heath and embani<-
msnts Of rcjected debris --Ionsmah's Mas-
aAae d i9d asfii oag agfWpi isQl
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
THE WORK OF A LIFETIME.


In the flush OF youths beginning,
when ronoWn seems worth the winning
nv a score OF schemes accomplished
Ere the eve OF life draws nigh,
Then the mind surveys with pleasure
All the length Of life and leisure
For researches carried forward
To completion ere we die.
But the march Of time !ncessant.
Proves our hopes are evanescent
And the plans OF finished labors
Dwindle down 10 two or one;
Strange delays, all unexpected.
One by one appear, detected,
And the more we do, the creator
Seems the task that lies undone.
Still, as year TO year succeedeth,
Each in turn more swiftly spcedeth;
Fifty years soon fly behind US,
And are dwindled 10 span;
still the fnal day draws nearer.
And the truth grows ever clearer
That life is oil too little
To complete the CHERISHED plan.
What remainsH Shall we, defeated,
From the project uncompleted
Draw aloof, and seok for solaoe
In an indolent reposet
Rather be the strife redoubled,
Though the light grows dim and troubled,
As the swiftly falling twilight
Hasteus onward To the close.
Mol let never the suggestion
or thy weakness raise question
OF the duty that lies on thee
Still 10 follow on hetrace;
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CHAPTER X.

consrERNATroN AT LOSE HOLLOW.
Grace Penroy waited nnxlously the return
nj her messenger TO Stonefeld. The night
,,os,od ,vi,hont bor com,no and Grace rose
Y ,,,,,o so.,os - n-in,,. 40. sha ,o ho
o1ily' iis-o ''oSo.' ~ 1> -, ".,a
once mort on eoou VeruiS WIN n.i W..
NO alarm was iele uu.n iAeo IN s,r'- .no iUlo.
noon, wnen Srace hotlced fUoneo s1anus
m the road near the staoies wninnyins 70 Do
admitted. ... -,
Oapean S.arorlgns came saunN.ins "
the walk. he managed 70 pass most Oh nus
ume 10 OF aDous Lone IiVnow, Dus sinoo sn'
coming Oh hura Joyce ne nao lasae G no aa'
yances IN ms SUIT LOT the hand Oh oraoei IN
consequence the heiress was lesrning 70 re-
gard MN WIN consioeraoio ieSs a'ofSi0n
man formerly.
ssas iIonoo uo" s..sJ Ju S.' ~ ,lp-a.d.
ques'n'rou -, ".o ''N' 0N
40 ,uo ' SSPSnn ,,,lN oS asaS ~ ho-.a .,.o,v ~
S ,ovAS Sn.o my n'S1 S.d.Srs,,bt ns 10 nianSsd
Icturheu Oap.'n" ~ 49, ~ r. ~
.owAra s1e rOAu' "o"uef "N'i . Ai' '"''
VISA iS 4. o,o.oao,, o.,o-ao,p
~ ~ 49, 49, pona,,,
Gnu Gnu ,V'o i'oV'
S,.,., .,oa on IT. hoo, ana
oapesln eSarp,IsIs .u S.aSIo VI 70 R 10 % ovnac, ar
hurT'cu ~ Vhoo !" g sno o'~e,o' p - -s,s.apo,'
" W iuo.S Isls 49, ~ ....I-s..i...
homeo sDoou 9y ,no @ IUad sa'e wainueyns
p oe eulni'~1, Auv NsP.st. ~ .no MI ~
70 ms sHl' ne no'i0ou 'nA. ~ wy no,So n ~s.
s~uuioe anu no mvnuea W. atot ~ 'u0
ance OF tne animars MISTRESS
You ald not sec Lurar
Srace fehroy - iace was Wniye as sno Pu'
inc queston 70 tne OaPVaih On niS re'urn'
oio nos ,.,.,
ne twlsteu nis Oany anu ioOAeu 'n0uS"
'ua T.o rno ts..a e.uap. i'.a = saaS,odm sai u
Ing norSe WIS ssuuiou'
a,,-,..oa.oY,0, Yes. +,
Lhen sometnisg mas nappeneu !peno " Nufa'
creG u,sVe, s, ~ eusns ''''
DON'T oorrow trouoie-
But romeo Is vicious anu ! IaSe sa.s. ~ =,
WAys iealco .nae eno moaiI oo Hof.io ~
Lura' am sure something terripie nus
happened persisted orace. v ~ 9noe'
Captain Starprigns, ana look I1r nor , Suin.
mon the servants ana move qulckly. IL any
thing has happened shal never i0rHive
myself" ana Trace wrung hcr hanuS anu
looked distressed hoeeu.
vague susPlclon en.efeu .oa sno ,mu n,n"n =, ~
captain osaior'sn, ~ NC s,,S,rneu .u ~ " 49, -
IVY s"0 ''u''' " '"' ''
lhonUw. horDoroa q, ,v,,, ho a
some'nlnS n"s IIs 49, Cor,a,n !
sa uay ~ ,o ,,,.sr @ ,ha % ,v,n,s ~ =, ~ tawnS
nSn Isn. slo,'' 'i'"h '"' "S' " A' '"'
mgss g" sa o,Ao .,oh,o saad,oa oro a,
ne naSoI aa " Uva" .n' soaO ~ ,o,,oniue s,~;,,I, G Il
.h n1 ~ r. ,he S,,ectior ~ stoneSeld
w. Mc ons hsa met or aeen the 9irl. and wber
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49, : II
his lantern before him. Inc walking was
comparatively easy, ana soon tne iantern-
bearer came 10 naL
"WellW demanded StarprBnt'
Were here, Cap'n"
The Captain ieltn rising IN nus tnroas ous
he swallowed ~ Win cup ana peereu III,
ward over rock as his comparison naSneo
the rays OF his lantern FORWARD.
he thought TO look upon the mangied
remains OF the fair girl ne had once sought
In marriage, and II Is little wonder tnat tne
Captain was trife nervous under the Cir
cumstances. w
II see no one!p uttered 6tarbright, after
q hasty survey.
Hank CABRERA uttered an imprecation and
eagerly scanned the rocky ground.
"The gal hain't here, for fact, !" he mutt
tered at length. Ts'pect the wild animals
has carried her or"
"That Is absolute nonsense"
"Ehi Why Is itie
"If such were the case some traces
would be left behind. see none here.
Your lie won't go down, Henry Cabera"
"Its traces you seek, ehi What 40 you
call thisi" and the man with the lantern
held up bit OF gray cloth that had evident.
ly been torn loose by Jagged point Oh
rock.
The Captain at once felt the delicate text
ure, and decided that 1t was O piece from Q
woman's dress, and closely resembled one
that he had seen worn by Lura Joyce
"Jest look down here, pardner."
Hank CABRERA was bending closely over
tho stones at the foot Of the steep decliyity,
one huge, grimy finger pointing Of the
ground. The Captain saw and shuddered.
Here, under the mans finger, had been o
pool Of blood which was now coagulated. II
was horrid reminder OF the awful tragedy
the solemn rocks and trees had witnessed
but twenty-four hours earlier
The Captain shuddered and drew back
aWbat dive think now. pardnerp
CABRERA regarded CAPTAIN Starbrieht with
n curdlino grin.
"It looks as thouph somebody had fallen
here snrelv.n admitted the CAPTAIN. sSbut /
must see ne bodv before Twill be convinced
tbat n sure thin o yas made Of the work.D
.sDo va Imagine a oal oouId fall sixty foot
onter them rnolrs AM moi he ldlled. mistert''
or anssr,t seen noas,hle - admitted star.
hr,.,ht .s,,, ho,v a,, IN lnovv that Won ara
not docoiVing mol some one seems 70 nave
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-10
LONE HOLLOW;
Or, The Peril Of the PenroyS.

Or, The Peril Of the PenrOyS.
A Thrilling and Romantic Story
OF Love and Adventure.
By JAMES NJ MERRILL, AUTHOR OF "BocUs
BILL" "FIsHER JOE" AND
OTHER SToRIE8
ICopuioM, 1882 BY he A. " Ksllogg Nous
pdpr COmpdnyl
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-11-27
BARBER COUNTY INDEX.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. q, 1859.
h AM oRowlNo OLD

"stand still obi Time-only . few short
years,
Command that shadow on the plate to
stay,
Stretch out thy scythe among the circling
spheres
And signal that they move not on thoiI
way,
The world is full of jewels and Of gold
I seek TO win, ana am growing old.
~ few years can not matter unto thee,
With countless ages all at thy command,
Thou canst not estimate their worth 70 me,
BE kind, good friend, and raise thy staying
hand.
j fam would pluck laurel by the way.
Behold how fast my locks are growing gray.
81 know 1 squandered years when I was
young
IT'S not unkind reproach I'm seeking now.
might do better-have a smoother tongue,
II thou wouldst keep these wrinkles from
my brow.
love this life-it is pleasant sail,
But how can enjoy with limbs so frail."
Time smiled, yet more In pity than disdain:
=" Unjust not stay my hand, though some de-
spond,
Years may be short, but why should man
complain,
For him there is eternity beyond.
!, even 1. must die, not so with thee
Jehovah lives, and therefore thou must be-"
William Lyle, in Christian at Work.
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No. 1870. First Published Nov. -. 1889.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS, COUNTY OF BARBER S.
Hiram Bender, Plaintiff,
versus
Samuel Alter, william II. Hemer,
Annie Homer, his wife, Louis
Bample and Jethe I.ample, his
wife, Defendants.
DY virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
- Barber District Court sitting in and for said
Barber county, in the above entitled action and
to me directed, will on
SATURDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF DECEMBER.
A. D., 1882 at o. clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the front door of the courthouse in said
county. offer for sale at public auction and sell
without appraisement to the highest and best
bidder for cash in band, 10 satisfy said order
of sale, all the right, title aud interest whatso-
ever of the above-named Defendants and each
of them, and of all persons claiming l,nsIer
them in and to the following degorii,ed tract
piece and parcel of land lying and situate in
said county of Barber, to-wit;
The north half of the northeast quarter, the
and the northwest quarter OF the southeast
three. Strange thirteen, ID, west of the sixth
and sixty tI60l acres, more or less. together
with all and singular the tenenentg, here
ditaments and apPurtenances thereunto he
longing or III any wise apnef+ainiEg.
Given under my hand at my Office in the CITY
of Medicine I0slxe, in said county,, this gth day
OF November, 1883.
GEO. W. STEVENS sheriff.
Geo.J Barker, Atty for Pitt. ya9
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No. 1246.
First Published Nov. ID, 1889.
SHERIFF'S SALE.


STATE OF KANSAS, &C
BARBER COUNTY. 80
In the District Court of Barber county, state of
Kansas.
Sumner W. Pierce, Plaintiff,
versus
David e. Hughes, Nancy ]. Hughes,
John p. Jones, and w. ID. Erwin,
Defendants.
PY virtue of an order of sale, issued out of
~ the district court of Barber county, Kan
sas, to me directed, in the above entitled cause,
L will, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1889,
at two o'clock in the afternoon, at the front
door of the courthouse, in the city of Medicine
Lodge, Kansas Sell at public auction, for cash,
to the highest bidder. without appraiSement,
to satisfy said order of sale, the following de-
scribed real estate, situated in Barber county,
Kansas, and all the right, title and interest of
said defendants, and all persons claiming under
them, tO-wit:
The southeast quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of section seventeen, ID. and the west half
of the northwest quarter, and the southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter of section
twenty, i20), all in township thirty-four, GAL
SOUTH of range fifteen. 05), west of the sixth
principal meridian.
Dated at my office, in Medicine Lodge. Kan
sas, November 9Th, 1889.
GEO. w. STEVENS.
25-29 Sheriff of Barber county. Kans.
Sample Long, Attys for pltff.
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No. 1859. +
First Published Nov. 10. 1sSa.
SUERJFr,e sATR

In the District Court of the 2lih Judicial Dis
trict, sitting in and tor the County of
Barber. in the state of Kansas
Wesley Stone, Plaintiff.
James 5. Fletcher. Mary E. Fletcher
James N. Davis. John e. Davis and
j. n. Titus, Defendants.
DY virtue of an order of sale, issued 70 mo
- out of said district court in the ahoye-en.,
titled action, will on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF DECEMRRR-
A. d., 1889, at O'Clock p M. of said dav. at
the front door of the courthouse, in the civ Of
Medicine Lodge, i'm the county of Barber. in
the state OF Kansas, offer at public sale and
sell to- the highest and best bidder. for cash in
hand. all the following described real estate,
tO-wit:
The east half of the northeast Quarter OF
section nine, 9, and the east half of The SOUTH
east quarter of section four, 4, township thirty
two, ~, south of range fourteen, H. west OF
the 9th I. NJ. in said county of Barber and
state of Kansas.
The above described real estate is taken "a
the property of said defendants. and il direc-
ted by said order of sale to be sold, and will be
sold without appraisement, to satisfy said or
der of sale.
GEORGE w. STEVENS.
2p29 Sheriff of Barber County, Kansas
Cunningham Lahey, Attorneys.
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No. 1903.
First Published Nov. 10, 1899.
sHERIFF's SALE.

In the District Court of the 24th JiIdicina f,f<-
trict. sitting In and for the coIrnfr az !
Barber, in the state OF Eaneas
William F. Leonard, Plaintiff,
versus
Francis A. Gross. Hannah E f;ross
w. ;. Denton, Fanny Denton and
the state OF kaus4S Defendants
BY virtue OF an order Of sale issued 10 me-.
II ont OF said District court. in the above
entitled action. will, ON
SATURDAY, THE 1ITH DAY or DECEMBER.
a. p.s 1883. at two O'clock p NJ. of said day
~ TIE front door of the courthouse, in the city
OF medic1ne Lodge. In the county of Barber.
IN the state of Kansas, offer at public sale, and
sell, 10 the highest and hest bidder. for cash
IN hand, all the following described real estate
to- Wit
The east half OF the northwest quarter. and
the southwest quarter OF the northwest quar-
20. soLth, and lots three and four & & OF Sec
ton six. o. township tbirsy-one. 81. south, and
all In range fifteen u. west of the sixth prin-
cipal meridian. In Barber county, Kansas.
And also the northeast quarter of the south
west quarter OF section three. 3, aud the south
east quarter OF the northeast quarter Of sec
ton three. 3. township Thirty, 30, south. OF
RANGE sixteen, 10, west of the sixth i. NJ, in
the county OF kiowa, Kansas.
The above described real estate IL taken as
fbe properly OF said defendants. and is directed
Dy said order OF sale 10 be sold, And win be-
eol1 without appraisemenf. 10 satisfy said or
der Of sale,
asa GEO. W. STEVENS.
Sheriff Of Barber County. Kans.
Cunningham Lahey. Attorneys.