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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09

1UOIh lQuIlltU.
Females
A TTRACTIVE, cultivated young lady as
n private secretary. attendant Ia Doctors
l4ElOIs, or any responsible occupation Itl-
ereBees. Address Miss H., rs w. 2fu-st.
EXPERI ENCED sTENOGRAPHER,
T. typewriter and private secretary de-
sirss position good references. Address
T., J. COOKE, 2i0 West 22d-st.
CENTLEMEN' SOCKS TO Knit SILK OF
VI vol. Address G. THOMSON, 90
Columbia Heights, Brooklyn.
1 WANT ali kinds Of sewing or mendlng.
4lo 4th-sye., . flights, back sing "a
bell.
ADY having leisure time would like en-
IL yeiopes 70 addfess, or writing OF any
Kind at ner home STATE terms, &c. Ad-
dress WORKER, Al Broadway. Brloklyn.
ADY desires position Ne writer under.
,horotehly. Address NJ. HE.lMANS, q
RccDor,st.. Newark, N. j.
n ATRON-A lady of experience and abiI:
WI ity wishes position a. matron la school
o. Institution :. undoIbted references. Ad-
dress 4. g.. 2a7 West litn.st.
- RoFFs SIGNAL balrdresser de,irc. a
Il ia more ladies DI week or m9nhn :
tfrns reasonable. Address L. CONh|''
1884 East AID ST.
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An Unfortunate.

A poor unfortunate by the name of
Rogers now lies i'll critical condition
at the Koehler hotel on Atwood
avenue. From reports it seems that
the unfortunate man was OH his way
from Cheyenne to Kansas City, having
been confined in hospital at the for
mer place for nine months past I'M
dergoing surgical treatment for in
juries sustained while in the discharge
of his duty as brakeman ON the Union
Pacific. Suit was instituted by MFR.
Rogers against the company for DANA
ges, who twice succeeded in obtaining
Judgment, the case, however, was
carried to the United States Supreme
Court by the company, and a hearing
set for next month.
Mr.. Rogers, not being able to meet
his expenses and feeling greatly i'm.
proved conceived the idea of returning
To his home at Kansas City, and sue
ceeded comparatively well, con
sidering the mode of travel, ETC., unit
he arrived at this point last Friday
morning, when his money gave ou
and his vitality exhausted.
After considerable difficulty some Of
our good people succeeded in securing
pleasant quarters for him at Mrs
Keohler's. lie claimes to be membe
of the Methodist church and Y. NJ. C
A.
Later: Just as we go to press VI
learn that Mr.. Rogers had so far re
covered rs to lie allie TO travel ard oil
| Wednesday afternoon lie WAS sent t
/, his home in Kansas City.
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At KinSley, on July 18Th. 1890.

At best it should be a day off. If
You want to spend one day at recrea-
ton and have glorious old time just
make note of this. On Saturday. July
10th. Richards Grand Triple Shows
will be on the spot sure. You can
see all this and more to; a trip to
Heavenly realms by Prof. Jones in his
huge air ship, Uncle Tom" and when
he reaches the height of seven miles
from the earth he will jump from his
balloon and make his descent with d
parachute. Positively the daring
Aeronaut will make daily trips. AT
noon you can see the grand miniature
parade of boys and girls with dog teams,
pony teams, goat teams, Shetland
ponies, blood hounds, and two bands
\ Grand Triple Show. At one O'Clock
ut the show grounds, see Signor Meyrs
the Spanish wonder on the invisible
wire. The open air concert at hall
past one O'Clock, and our doors will bt
open for our grand afternoon show
consisting of circus, minstrel, musical
pantomin, sketches, farces, and thu
best performance ever given under can
vas. AT seven O'Clock p. m. our door
will be open for Uncle Toms Cabin
We have all the scenery and in fac
every thing pertaining to first elias
production of this popular play, on
price is Soc. to one and all.
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PUBLICATION SUMMONS.

CFh st Publication June 20, 1901
The state of Kansas to Orson L. Bartholo-
new defendant:
You will take notice that E. ]. Fields. as
plaintiff. cid, on the 18th cay of May, $780, file
his petition in the district court OF Edwards
county, Kansas. against you, as defendant,
setting forth that said Defendants nnd, y
date of the first day of February. Iss7' u on we
his mortgage to E. Eel:ker, trustee sc
which saiu mortgage is now owned by plain
| TIN on the following described lands in Ed.
wards county, Kansas, to-wit:
The northeast quarter of section II, in town
! ship 70, south of range Is. west of the Sixth
| principal meridian, to secure the payment OF
| certain notes now due TO the amount OF
Fight Hundred DOilors as shown by promissO
ry notes now owned by plaintiff and referred
| against you in the sum of $500 now Claimed
TO be due and unpaid with interest thereon
at II per cent from the first day of August
| 1883, and that said premises may be sold tC
pay the Judgment on said notes and mort
| gage.
SOW, said defendant is hereby notified thai
| he must appear and answer said petition or
| or before the End day of August, 1880, or said
| petition will be taken as true against hin
and judgment for said amount against hin
and decree forever barring him of any right
title or interest in and TO said lands. after tht
| sale thereof. will be rendered against him
and ordering said lands to be sold without
/ aPpraisment to satisfy any sum found to be
| due plaintiff upon said notes and mortgage
With IS my hand and official seal this I4tf
day of June 1880.
| [SEAl.l JOHN F. MARTIN
| Clerk of the District Court in and for Ed
wards county Kansas. By G. E. Wilson.
| L. K S0PER, Deputy
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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PUBLICATION SUMMONS.
First publication June 20. 1901

The state Of Kansas to william II. Shanks
apd Nancy J. ShGnks, defendants:
Take nntice that Elhh D1mmfck. as plain
till. did an the 18th day OF May, 1880. file his
petition in the district court of Edwards coun-
~. Kansas, against you as defendants and
Williams and Mrs. - Williams. his
wife, whose given name is to plaintiff UNI
known. @. K. Dumont and Mrs. -. Du-
mont, his wife, whose given name is To plain
tin unknown, setting forth that said " lillian
H. Shanks and Nancy J. Shanks. two of said
defendants, under date of the LIST lay OF May,
1897, gave their mortgage to e. Heliker Trus-
tee &c, which Saio mortgage is now owned
by plaintiff on the following described lands
In Edwards county, Kansas, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of section 81, in town
ship 20, sc nth of range n, west of the sixth
principal meridian, TO secure the payment OF
certain notes now due to the amount OF Sever
Hundred ($7OOl Dollars as shown by promis
! sorry notes now owned by plaintiff and re
ment against you in the sum OF 500 now
claimed To be due and unpaid with Interest
thereon AT ~ per cent from the LIST day OF
be sold to pay the judgment on said netei
and mortgage.
Said petition further alleges that the claim
| OF each of the defendants. L E. Williams ant
| wife and q. X. DumOnt and wife, is juniO
and inferior to that of plaintiff in said prem
ises. Now, said defendants, William HI. an,
| Nancy j. Shanks, are hereby notified tina
| they must appear ana answer said petition OF
or before the End day of August. 1890, or sal
petition will be taken as true against then
and each of them; and Judgment for sal
| amount against them and a decree foreve
barring all defendants of any light, title o
| interest in and TO said lands. after the sal
thereof, will be rendered against them an
ordering said lands to be sold without al
pralSn ent to satisfy any sum found to be 1u
plaintiff upon said notes and mortgage
witness my hand and official seal this lat
(SEAL.l JOHN F. MARTIN,
Clerk of the District Court in ana for z,
wards county SHp Kansas. By G. Z. Wilson.
Attorney for Plaintiff. '
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We published last week an article
taken from the Hutchinson Nelcs, pur-
porting TO emanate from Kinsley. The
issue referred to came to hand just as
we were going to press, consequently
We had no time for comment. The
article was enigmatical; we are in
doubt If it was al etfervessing decoc-
ton from some prohibition crank i'll
tending TO deceive the public as TO the
prohibition sentiment in KinSley, OF
whether the writer intended it as ii
travesty on the prohibition theory VS..
practice, applicable not only to Kins-
ley but to most of the towns in Kan
sas. Similar illusions have from time
To time appeared in the Nc,cs, and
some OF them from towns and cities
where, If the truth and veracity of
/ travelling men can be relied upon at
all, beer and whisky has been sold open
ly with the thinest attempt to conceal.
ment for the last two or three years
We fancy however that we can detect
vein of irony running through the
entire article. Whatever interpreta
tion can be placed on it, outside o.
| Kinsley, it is as sounding brass, or I
tinkling symbol to any person of aver
age intelligence that keeps his eye!
and ears open. The article was eithe
intended as burlesque on the aetna
situation, or the writer knew it to b,
All egregious falSehood.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.


Willilm Painter. the German Insurance
Company. OF Freeport. Illinois, and the Fire
mans Fund Insurance Company are hereby
nouned that they have been sued in the dis
tEict court in and for the county of EdE ards.
in the state of Kansas. in an action in which
G. N. Beal is plaintiff. and George l. Painter,
Sarah g Painter. William Painter. E. o. Wat
rous, William p. Alcorn, the German IDsur-
ance COMPANY. of Freeport Illinois and the
f1remSns Fuod Insurance Company arc de-
rehdants. and that they must answer the
petition fled by the plaintiff ON or before the
l0th day OF August 1880, or the petition will
be taken rs true, and Judgment will be rem
dered against said defendants. George L.
Painter and Sarah E. Painter for the sum of
<650u0, with interest thereon at the rate OF
Y per cent Per annum from the list day OF
July, 1885, and costs.
Also for the foreclosure OF q certain mort
gage heretofore executed by the said defend
ants. George L. Painter and Sarah E. Painter
to said plaintiff, upon the MISUNDERSTANDING
real estate sitllute In said county. to-Wit
Lots-l. ?. 3. = and :. and the southwest quarter
township No. q. range No. 20
Adjudxing that said plaintiff has first IieE
on said real estate. 10 the amount Of SAID
Judgments ordering said real estate to b
Sold without appraisment. and the prOcet d.
implied to the Payment OF said jldRraent ans
costs. and barr1il< end foreclosfng all OF sais
defendants OF and from all right, title, inter
est. claim or equity Of redemption in or q
said real estate. a1d-thaf the purchaser b,
lef into posseseiou thereof
Attest. MORTON 4 LARK. :.
John F. Martin. g,Ierk Ats. for PHI. 4
By =. E. Wilson. Deputy
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PUBLICATION SUMMONS,

le1rst publication June 2 tn, $780,
PENDANT:
Take notice that E. ]. Fields as plaintiff,
did, on the 18th day of May, 1890. file his petit
Kansas. aginst you, as defendants and Join
with you as your co-defendants William b.
II. o. Abraham and Emma q. Abpabam. Set.
ting forth that William B. and AIDA Cubert-
son, two of said defendants under date of the
to the Mckinley & Heliker Investment Com
pany, which said mortgage is now owned by
pIaintin on the following described lands in
EdwarSis county, Kansas. to-sit!
The northwest quarter OF section 10, in
township Is, south OF range 16 wet of the
sixth principal meridian. tn secure the pay
ment of certain notes now due to the amount
of five hundred AMI fifty dollars as shown by
promissory notes now owned by plaintiff and
referred TO in said mortgage, and praying
Judgment against said William q. CuIbertson,
AIDA Culbertson, Theodore voest, NJ. o.
of $3.50 now claimed to be due and unpaid
with interest thereon at IL per cent from the
| first day of March, 1882 and that said premis-
notes and mortgage. s.
Saio petition further alleges that the claim
quent motRaKe to said Fiusche, is junior ana
inferior to that of plaintiff IN said preenises.
NOW; ssid detendant, =. A. Eiusche is hereby
petition on or before the second day of Au-
gust 1890. or said petition will be taken as
amount agfinst said DEFENDANTS Cuibertson
| Voest and Abraham and a decree forever bar
E19g all defendants END Of any right lien, title Q.
thereof, Will be rendered against them, and
ordering said lands to be sold without apprais
plaintiff upon said notes and mortgage
witness my hand and Official seal this 14tl
day of June. 1890,
ISEAL1 1oaN F. MARTIN.
Cierk OF the District Court in for Edwards
County. Kansas By G. E. WILSON.
Attorney for Plaindn.
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There was a case of the Sta VS.. John
Doe before Squire EdmOnds ON Wed
nesday. Defendant was accused of
disturbing the peace of one of our color
ed ladies. She claimed he followed her
on the street. lie admitted she WIS
lust ahead of him as he surveyed the
western part of the city with view of
investing in some town propelt y. The
Judge thought he was careless in his
preambulations and as he did not invest
in real estate he thought he ought to
contribute to the school fund, so the
defendant invested SIS TO that purpose.
Constable bradshaw played the bold
act of sheriff.
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petition in the district court within and for
the county of Edwards. in the state or Kan
said Peter H. Niles and Mary r. Niles musr
answer said petition as aforesaid on or be-
fore the 18th day of August, 1880. or said pc
tition will be taken rs true and a Judgment
redered IN said action against said defendanfs
Peter IL Niles and Mary Niles for the sum
of <5nO-oo with interest thereon ut the rate of
u per cent. per anuum. from the 18th dsv of
AuSust, 1889. and far the further sum S:sl 40
with interest thereon ar the rate of I2 per
lse9 and for costs OF suit; and a further
Niles and Nary F. Niles. for the foreclosure
OF q certain mortgage upon the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit:
Lot one IN block 81 of Niles East addition
tn the City of Kinsley. also lot In block 81
lot In block 10 lot ia block l. lot 81 in block
nlso lot Z in block :. lots 1 and in bInck one
and lots ard In block 2, of Nilss' West adj
dition TO the ity of Kinsley. lying and stu
ate in the county OF Edwards, in the state of
| X apSas.
And adjudging that said plaintiff have The
for which Judgment viii be taken as atore-
sair. and ordering said premises to- be sold
| piled to the amOunt due piaintiff sd ne
costs of suit. and forever barring and fore
closing the said defendants from all right.
title. tate. interest and property and equity
| OF redemption IN OF to said premises, or any
part thereof.
| +. Niles. will take further notice that in
order TO further secure the payment of said
inneOIedncSS que from Sald defendants fO
said plaintiff piaintin caused an attachment
order to be issued on the ist day of February
1880. attaching the following described prop
crty. tO-wit:
Lot in block 30 in the City of Kinsley. lol
3 in block So, in Niles East addition TO the
City of Kinsley, lats /. =. ), 4, IL Is IA IS ant
Is in block II. in Niles West addition 20 thu
City of Kinsley, lots |. 9. 3, 4, s. 9. TO- H. IL ID
"a, IS. and 10 in block u in Niles West ad
dition To the city of Kinsley. lots 1. 9, g. T. S. 8
!, 8. Q. H. II and IL in block l3. IN Niles ives
addition to the city of Kinsley, lot G. IN blocl
SO. ia Niles East addition to the city of Kifis
ley lots Ii and IL, in block 81. in Miles, Eds
~ dfiiOn 20 the city of ktnsley, lots and ii
county, in the state of Kansas. and unless de
PENDANTS shall file their answer as aforesaid
judgment for the sale NJ the attached pro
perty will be rendered accordingly.
| ISEALl W. N BEEzLEY,
Plaintiffs Attorn ey.
| Attest: JOHN F. MARTIN,
! 37-lt Clerk of District Court.
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Low priced excursions to California
were first established by the Santa Fe
Route. These excursions have been
successfully run over this line for
years, but have been managed by well
known outside excursion agencies.
Since January, 1889, the Santa Fee Com
pany have been running special Cali
fornia excursions parties, conducted by
its own employees, engaged especially
for this work. They will continue
this arrangement-thee excursions leav-
ing Kansas City every Friday evening.
The ticket rates are the regular second
class rates. Pullman Tourist Sleeping
Cars. with all the accessories. are fnrn-
ished at the rate of $500 per double
berth, Kansas City TO California points
These excursions are personally con
Quoted, and every comfort and conven
lence of travel are guaranteed to mem.
bers of these parties. Those who con
template trip to the Pacific Coast
and wish to save expense, should in
forTh themselves regarding these excur
sions. For folder containing full paItic
ulars. dates, rates, ect., address.
| GEO. +. NICHOLSON. G. u. u. I A
| A. T. & 5. +. r.
| Topeka. Kansas
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BUSHES ) HAPPENINGS.

Wine is morgue-er, sometimes.
Pure lard at Carriers meat market
All men are created equal. Par
ticularly twins.
Sailors! just the thing for this
kind of weather, at Mrs. Slingerland's.
Welded life, like charity, begins at
home.
John Popp's sausage at Carriers
meat market.
Red Ribbon hams at Carter's meat
market.
Rum and an enraged bull help to
make IL farmer run through his land
rapidly.
Old papers for sale at Jones' Book
Store.
The best place in the city for nice
lunch is at Keener's, two doors east OF
the postofice.
Ladies call and see the latest goods
in the millinery line. something new
and attractive at Mrs. SlingerlandS
first door east of the Alamo.
The choicest candy, finest literature
stationery of all kinds and the largest
stock of sporting goods in the city AT
J. S. Jones' Book store.
W. c. Keeler does not sell ''origin.
al packages" but he does sell refresh.
ing light beverages that are abont the
right thing for this weather.
Ladies you should not fail to take
advantage of the great bargains in dry
goods which F. Speigle is offering.
English SPAWN Llniment removes
haid. soft. or callOused Jumps and
all blemisht from horses, blood SPAWN
curbs, splintS. sweeney. ring bonf
titles, spralns. all swollen threats
coughs sc. Save $50 by use of on
b title. Warranted. Sold by B. f. Ia
tum g. Co. Druggists.
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About two weeks ago we made men
ton of the fact that Misses Julia anC
Laura Dempsey, Eva Force, Iva Spieglt
and Laura Best, spent a day at Garfield
fishing. We took the young ladie':
words for it. Last Saturday, ID. l.
Heath informed us that we had lied
Mr.. Heath says the girls got no furthel
from town than his place, and tina
they ruined about one acre of fine gras:
which he intended to cut for hay. W.
simply make this statement to le
our readers know that we would not liz
Intentionally for anything unless ther'
is something in it.
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The Fourth was celebrated at the
fair grounds by the Alliance people i'll
elaborate style. y huge basket picnic
was enjoyed by all, alorg with
interesting talks by Smith, Rev.
Green!ees, j. K Miller, y. j..
Rapp, John Z. Wiley and f. ID. West.
Exciting amusements played a great
part i'll i'll the days sport, such as horse
raceing, ball game, sprinter races etc,
winding up III the evening with hor
charistic of the day. The fact is the
people at home enjoyed the day fan
better than those that wandered,
Pyrors grove III Lincoln township, a.
usual, was scene of IL rousing good
time also, as the people i'll that vicinity
know well how to commemorate the
day of our Independence.
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Not content with beStowing original
package houses i'll Our midst providence,
assisted by the enticing and balmy
weather of Monday, waited into oul
city a specimen of the ''soiled dove
Variety The specimen, afterremiii :
ing two or three days unmOlested ~
the city authorities, went on her way
rejoicing.
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What They Think a out It." The
Chronicle interviews and the Mercury
comments will be the subject at the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning. Only one service at IL a. m
Those interviewed especially invited.
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BY an oversight We Internationally
omitted TO note the arrival of Franklin
Speigle in our last issue. Mr.. Spei5 gle.
during his absence, made an overland
tour through New Mexico, Texas, No
Man Land and southwestern Kansas.
and says that of all the places visited
by him none compare favoratly with
Kansas
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Now that harvest is aloat over and
threshing is in order We hope that the
readers OF the GRAPHIC who know
themselves Ia lie indebted to US for
subscription, will come to the front
with what they owe as, as we need
money badly in our business.
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YOUR CHOICE.
READ READ READ!

AND BE CONVINCED THAT NOW is
THE PRoPTTIoUs TINE TO SECURE
READING MATTER ON BETTER
TERMS THAN EVER BEFORE.
To new subscribers, and TO old ones,
who pay up all arrears to date, and
one year in advance, We will furnish
the GRAPHIC in connection with
any of the papers named below
on terms specified:
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Mrs. RbLerG Brown, of s ringer
willie, Arizona, mother Of Il. X. Brown
% this city, arrived Wednesday even
ing from Chicago. She will visit here
a few days before continuing her home
NarVi jotu ney.
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The old bridge across the Arkansas
river just east of this city, is broken
down and unit for use. The county
commissioners have ordered the materi.
al to repair il and will go to work
as soon as il comes.
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Mrs. Beezley. m, Their of our prom
inent attorney, w. n. Beezeley, re-
turned Tuesday evening from a six
weeks visit at her old home, Fort Ritz
ner, Indiana.
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G.. A. Kirkpatrick, special agent of
Rnsgkfs. lSsoord And Helmet, pehiLshe,l
at Fort Madison, Iowa. was in The city
"Wednesday. interviewing the Knights
of Fyth:aS. boys and soliciting subscrip-
ton for the above named paper. He
met with hearty welcome, and got a
good subscription list in this city.
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DIR. l.. Huber, OF Colorado Springs,
arrived in Kinsley Wednesday morning,
and is stopping at the Alamo, Dr.
HUB is an old resi- lent Of this city
and il well known here.
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n. a. Cramer, Of Ration, New Mexi-
co. an old time friend and constant
reader of the GRAPHIC, was visiting
in the city this week. Bert is on his
way to Ohio to enjoy an extended va.
cation at the places where he romped
in the early days of his life.
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A. NJ. Merryman, of Kinsley, arrived
in the city Friday night and accompan-
led q. NJ. Deeson to the ranch Saturday
morning.-DOdge Globe Republican.
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PubitsatIon Notice

First publication July sih, tsso.
STATE or Kansas -
EDWARDS COUNTY. So
In the district enurt in and for the county
and state Aforesaid.
kinsley Exchange Bank.
Plaintiff
Peter Il. Niles ard Mary Niles.
Defendants.
Peter H Niles and Mary =. Miles. defend
ants. viii fske notice that fhe said PLAINTIFF
did on the iss Gay Of February. 1850 lie in
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Rev. Wilson and wife returned
from Winfield, July fourth. where they
had been attending the Chautaqua and
visiting friends.
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w. ii. RObb and family returne d
Saturday from Winfield, with the ex-
ception of Miss Ana who will spend the
remainder of the summer there.