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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

10 look like spots Of mortar spot
ted on. and which came off In
lsyers accompar led with itching
would scratch every night till
! va, raw. then the next night
the sea rs. being formed mean
while, we're scratched Cd again.
In vain did ! consult all the
doctor In the couitry, but with
out aid. Aftcr giving up all
hopes Of recovery, ! happened to
80 an advertisement m the
ewspapsr abnut your cutioura
Remedies, and purchased them
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26
Patriotic sons Of America.

There viii be . called meeting Of
Washington Camp Nc. IL. p. o. 8. Of
A., at Odd Fellows hall this Wednes-
day evening ct T:a0 o'clock.
q. r. MIDDLETON,
J. b. COLLINS. Pres't.
Sec'y.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

syd. Paset writes from his homo Al
eomerby Hall, Rutlandshlrs. Eng.
thst be was just twelve days nom o
end Of the journey (Milss City, 10 the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

Catarrh il not a local but a constiiu
tional disease. and requires a constitu-
tionsl remedy like Hoods Sarssparilla
to effect a sure.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

The electric light force were engaged
In putting up wires on the new circuit
yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

Don't neglect the matter Of securing
seats for The Swedish Ladies' Concert
next Monday night. They are going
off like cakes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

The public schools will close this sf'
ternoon for the week on . Thanksgiv'
ing vacation.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

Michael Colligan received eleven
days before Judge Brown for q plain
noisy drunk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

DR.. r. q. Redd returned yesterday
\ from Q business and pleasure trip TO
the Capital City of . weeks duration.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

1t opened clear and cool yesterday
morning after the shower.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

The new water tank is now nearly
flushed and only needs the finishing
touches 10 the cupola.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26
Mortar Spotted Skin.
Covered with scales. Awful spectacle.
Cured In five weeks by the
Guticurn Remedies,

am going to tell you oft The extraordinary cure
your Cutieura Remedies performed on me.
About the FIRST Of April last noticed some red
pimples like coming all over my body but though
soothing Of IL until some time laier, when II began
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

s. H. Bosworth as down from For
syth yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

Will take orders In fur goods fol
ladies and gents.
C II. TOWERS 4 Co.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

New York Counts, 6Oc; Standards,
Soc; ct European Hotel.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

Lemp's celebrated lager beer a
Billiards..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

Jno. Carter was in from the ranch
yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

Iieuts. Webster, Wills and Mosher,
Of the end infantry, are ordered TO re-
port for examination for promotion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

DluPLEa, black-he,ds, red. rough, chapTed and
lin oily skin cured by Cutieura Soap.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

g. D.. Baldwin Is paying Miles City
one Of his periodical visits.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

j. L. Taylor was in the city yester-
day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

Tomorrow 10 Thanksgiving day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

c. w. Anderson, Of Cooke City, wa
In the city yesterday on business.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26
LOCAL 1T EMS.

Zen Fleming IL In the city.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-27
Alliance Re.oIutIsns.


At the state meeting of the
Alliances 1T Topeka on Tuesday the
following resOlutiOns were adopted:
We demand legislative enactment
appOrtiOning the shriukags OF farm
values that are under mortgage obi
CATIONS by reason Of contraction of
circulating medium or other unjust
legislation between the mortgngeT
aud mortgage In proportion To their
respective interests Mt the time
mortgage was drawn.
We demand the congress appoint
q committee to investigate the
original bill relating to national
bonds, for the purpose OF ascertain
ing whether the word "for" was
erased aud the word after" substI-
tuted making the bonds payable
with the premium OF y or 30 per
cent.
We demand the election of United
States senators by direct vote OF the
people.
We demand the election Of rail-
road commissioners 10y the direct
vote Of the people, aud that they he
given plenary powers TO regulate
rates, as Is now the law In the state
Of Iowa.
We demand that a constitutional
amendment be submitted to the peo-
pie OF Kansas, allowing legislative
enactment eXempting occupied
homestea1s by their owners from
taxation, in whole, or In part, and
that n cumulative system Of taxation
he levied on hands held for specull-
tive purposes by non residents, alien
or corporations, In proportion Ia In-
crease OF valuation.
We recommend the organization
Of q lecture bureau for the state of
Kansas under the super ;isiOn of the
executive board, dividing the state
into four districts and providing \
lecturer for each district for the bet
ter education OF the members Of the
order.
The taxes paid by railroads built
by the aid Of county bonds shall be
part Of tile county school fund, and
where townships have been bonded,
taxes so aecruing shall be divided
among the school districts OF the
townships.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-27
PHOENIX
n.urnncr Gu Of IInriforI Conn.
Publication Notice.

Summons for service on nonresident de
PENDANTS.
The state of Kansas: To James ". wrlIS.
MARY \. Wells and q. AltTirgpT and y. Ait
ringer. partners n e.. and y AliTingrr. gn-rt-
ing: You arr hereby notified that you have
b,en sued with Smith GtUrge and III =.
Vane. John Martin and William n. RossinE-
ton, Trustees, plaintifis-
This summons l. tO require you to answer
the petition nled by the said plaintiffs la the
clerks Office of tho saline county district
court, In the state OF Kansas, on or heforr
the Sth day Of May. ls1sl. nr salt petition will
he taken rs true and Judgment rendered for
the foreclosure Of certain mortgage executed
May ISIS, by the said James ". Wells and
Mary A Wells On the following lands and
trnCmpnis situated In said county Of Saline,
aud rccor'lcd In the office Of the register oi
deeds of said county, va sol. - at PAGE u, and
d,-srribr,I as follows: The north half ii lot
No. three On Eighth ~ In Hollands addition
To the city Of Salina, aud the prayer of said
PETITION l. ih,t the sRid plaintiffs may have
judgment against the said defendants, James
". Wells and Mary A. Wells for the sum OF
$40 with interest thereon ut the rate oi
twelve PER cent from the nrst day Of May,
ISSS AMI that said defendants and each oI
them, aud all parsons claiming under them,
~ forever barred and fprrclO-etl ct AL inter
,-st, right. lien aud equity OF redemption In,
To or ON said land, and that said land may u,
sid according Co law. without npprnlSs uient
and the proceeds brought into rJ'urt and mp
piled To- The payment uf: ist, The taxes due
and payable ON said premises; IA !. The costs
and nccruing Gusts Of this Rrtion; 8rd THE
claim OF the plaintiffs with the accruing in.
trrest thereon, and for such other and further
relief n may 10 just and equitable.
Witness my hand and the seal uf said
court, ~ my Office Ia the city Of Saliua. iT
the said county OF Saline this 2lih DAP al
March, \. -. I$D.
SEAL 81. FREpRrrEsoN. Clerk,
BY \. FrcdrickSon, D,.pnIS.
I,nssInginn, Smith a Dallas,
Attorneys for plaintiffs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-27
Publication Notice.

summons for service On nonresident de
frndants.
snd 4. AIirinser aud y. AliriuErr. partners
- 4. y. Aliringer, greeting: You ar, here
hy Notified that you have been suC,l with
James I. Wells, Margaret J. Wells. Smith
George, ] W Morris, President ct the sail
ma National Bank, and ~. =. ShaiIcT. ~ ru-
defendants by John X. MulNanc, John
Martin and William u. RoSSington. trustees,
plaintiffs.
This summons l. Z , re,luir,, you tn answer
the petit lon file,l 10y the said plaintiffs la the
clerks office of the saline county distract
couri. In the STATE of Kansas, un or before the
Sth day of May lspi, or said petition will b.
taken ~ true and Judgment rendered for the
furerloStire at certain mort ng- executed
May LIST, IsSs, by the said James r. Wells
aud Margaret ]. Wells ON the fDlIowins
lands and tenenIrnts situated In sail county
of Saline AMI recorded Ia the office of the
Register of deeds eft said county i'm vol. ?
at page u. aud deScTibrd ~ follows: The
snuth hiatt OT let No. thrt-r ON Eighth street
Ia Hollands addition to the city of Sulina,
nd the prayer of said petition T. that the
said plaintiffs may have Judgment against
the said defendants, James T. Wells aud Mar
garUt .. Wells for the sum nf t2tb with utter
cst thereon at the rate of twelve per cent
from the fIrSt day Of MAY ISSS, and that said
defendants aud Parh of them, and all per
sOns claiming under them, le forever barred
aud forrclUSed of all Interest. right. lien and
equity OF redemption In, tn or on said lana.
and that said land may be so'd according tD
law, without npprIisement, and the pro-
ce,'tls brought into court and applied Ia tin.
payment 81: lat. The taNsS du. aud payable
on said pr''mises: md, The Gusts and arrruinE
costs of this action; Srti. The claim of the
plaiuiins with the nrrrtiing intencsi therrOn,
and fnr such other and further rcliei may
h. just and equitable.
Wi mess my hand and the seal of said
court, at my Office In the city of SalinA In
said county Of saline this 2iih day Of March
\. %. lSp. &. J. FREBHICEsoS. CLERK.
SEAL By A. frpdrirkson, Deputy.
R.FsSingtaI. smith a Dallas.
ATTORNEYS for plalntins
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-27
PRAIRIE FIREs.

ATCHIsOS, Kas., March 25.-DIs-
patches from the Missouri Pacific
country, In the northwestern part Of
the stale, are to the effect that the
prairie fires have been stopped, but
the heavy winds which prevail I'LL
the people with alarm that others
may break out.
Al stockton the town was saved
only by the extraordinary efforts.
So far as can be learned, no lives
were lost, but the family Of ID. F..
Miller, recently Of Atehisou, has q
narrow escape. They live on farm
ut the edge Of the town aud the fire
wave seemingly swept all around
them.
The burnt district covers an area
Of many miles, and the loss, which
includes barns, granaries, feed and
stock, can only be guessed at.
Near marion, on the North Solo
mon branch Of the Missouri Pacific.
thirty or forty miles due north Of
Stockton, there was also q destruct-
i've fire Saturday night and Sunday.
Whether Il was the same fire or not
is not known. A gentleman who
followed its track . distance Of
twenty miles, Gays the country IL q
blaekened waste. As far n he could
see horses, fences and everything
were swept away. Occasionally
there was a green field Of wheat to
relieve the black monotOny, and
farmers who were driven out, have
returned to rebuild their houses.
Fortunately the most Of the
houses were dugouts and cheap
buildings aud can easily be replaced.
All reports say the growing wheat
was not hurt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-27
nonr L1nRL sErrs.

The following Is from the Mauhat-
tan RspHLiiean:
"At Jurciion City this morning
Geo. A. Clark, editor Of the RepGoii-
edH, was arrested for criminal liDel
ON q warrant sworn out by EArnest
G.. Parker of this city. A second
complaint was sworn TO by Geo. r.
Thompson, Of the Nationalist. but
Mr. Clark has not yet been arrested
on that complaint. This arrest grew
nat OF an article published Ia the
Junction City Republican, ni Last
week regarding the Nationalist pro-
prietors. aud the tr.ei which will .
the result. cannot but b. sensational
In the extreme. Sheriff Myers m1de
the arrest this morning, aud arrived
With his prisoner on the noon train.
Mr. Clark gave hand Ia the sum Z
$30 for his appearance at the ApTiI
term OF district court His baud
cintaine tie I'm = half dog n
Of the leading business men az June =
ton city aud IL gI1d far prnush Y
f55.OD Jnp. r Hes<in, Of this ci' y
- retained hy Fec A Clark a. coun-
sci. and County Attorney Irish will
appeal for the prosecution. Mr..
Clark'S guard Was Sheriff w. u.
Msckey, Jr, and W. J. Franklin,
County Attorney"
IL b-hooveih the average editor /,
watch carefully his footsteps lest he
stumble into pitfalls. II seems easy
to get n first class libel suit Un hands
nowadays. Even editors themselves
don't intend 90 be bullyraggei by
brother editors. without resoriing To
the law. In our opinion J. Lseford
ought to get after Risisg Sun John
sou for constantly naggiug him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-27

Real estate transfers for the week
ending March q, 1880. amounting TO
sle,2i IS, furnished by Fitzpatrick
q Going abstracters.
W B Tosnsssd q VITO " Green wd ssooo.-
" 4 gesiry ex-sh TOT C Miner shd sss..
fhssass welllnSson 10 N n Bu<u. :. Al
fso%ss q %siis s1S 70 4 MI s.if y = :; Al
Cd sL@ 2, s.3 nS1 liza
nd M.@ sg9 nw11 aud u se,J nwil IlliE
Gilbert Webster a VITO s W Miller Nd
ttsafo svs{ VII sei[ si5 s.
nss55 lots : SissSss biz . HS IA ala 70 e
Mn Brig Sc, al Thomas q wellington ud
TSo,n:. q NeIilSssoa 10 to- 4 4 h Davis ud
tlI0 pt swi nwA liA
Thomas . wellington 70 A Davis Nd
ap 4 TO- 5,i n.y. 7. and !, ?, s. Mr. q, l,a
Hblk Is z " Inst add ana Dot biE u Pacific
WIN ssshi 4 VI to @ n linus WI s.5.O5 lot l
sco,i Fries q VI to Rabe,is Buchi ~d
fIsi - mel l52
John Gels 4 vi 10 Casper Burrhari O ID
tt1up lot o. biz CaikIns sdd tn Stlina.
U = % John W Bsyigs pat n, NV, IgIiL
Isr.n Norris 4 uit Jas 5 hii - al nd
t1lD o. So. u 80.
W warbr .ttnn 60 v e Variation wd
go ~ lotse liz 10 Phillips east SaIina add.
W II uentry ex sh % Joseph = schuyler
shd tks-ES lots blk u uakdaic add Co
Saiina
Eliza berger = hus IN N ~ briggs Nd
nbOul ~. 20 I6i.
Rh.sls NeiSIn to GeoFsr : Nelson Nd
tiso % ~ tot - 9Th st Sailna-
sarah A kinsman a hus "a I " Sawtril Nd
fsleo Ut lot y biz Bypsum ely.
Fred " Quincy sh 60 " BnEke slij ti5j o
mel pltAI
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-27

Noble L. Prsatis dIscourses elo-
quently on Kansas corn. He ssys:
Corr IL the sign and zeal Of good
American agricultural country.
Corn II an American Institution oue
Of the discoveries Of the continent.
10 Il Of the American West. II
reaches It's best estate between the
Aileghanies and the Rockies. II
was known by the Indians, and to
cultivate it was one Of the few agri-
cultural temptations which over
came their proud and naughty con-
tempt for labor. The stoical savage
was 50 overcome by the hope Of
roasting ears that the relaxed bis
noble Roman nrmuess aud let his
suuaw raise some corn for him.
Corn II the test. Assgood country In
q farming sense 10 one that "brinss"
good corn. IL u will not do that,
then 10 may be . good country for
something else, but 10 10 not m
American farmers country. IL
requires q long season, plenty of
rain, q thorough going sun that at
tends 60 business. but knows when
tn stop; q generous soil, aud the
best elemental treatment for the
warm, soft day on which u IL
planted. Till the frost IL on the
pumpkin and the folders la the
shock" Hence when You say that
O given region IL q good corn cOuu-
try, you have said ID will raise any
thing that grows In the temperate
zone. The greater includes the less.
Corn makes the country aud the
La. o FAT
cattle and hogs, aud 80 hue-haired
people who live on cracked wheat
aud philosophy claim that 10 has n
eoarseness about 10 that inipsrts
itself TO the people who eat IL, but
for all that IL IL the food OF men Who
turn WildeTnesses to fruitful fields,
span continents, aud fight great
battles.
Kansas has the corn aud 80 is In
luck. SeoffeIs and ribalds talk
about the Kansas man burning corn (;
aud lt L. one Of the merits OF corn
that q makes q good fire, but Kan
sas men know better that that.
Everywhere In every farmers door
yard IL To be seen q great pile Of red
aud white corn cobs. clean aud
bright, which burn like finder. The
corn shelter now goes around like
the thrsshiBR machine and shells
the corn aud piles up the cobs for
many days. The cob II q CONNER
eial fact. Down at Sedan, Kas 4,
they have q factory that turns out
millions Of cob pipes. The Kansas
man can burn his cob or he can
smoke It.
The great corn cribs are fortTessss
against adversely. They mean n
good state that will grow rich -
soon as It has had time. There are
people In Kansas who sDeer about
about corn say that Il Is 50 low that
It cannot be made grand larceny To
steal Il, and generally grumble
away the golden hours on the sub
Ieet OF corn. such blaspbeme
against bOunteOus heaven. Such
should get up and 90 out OF church
when ths minister pTsys that GOd
may be pleased 10 bless the labors Of
the husbandman. Such should
have no place by the fire aud be
deprived Of turkey as aliens and
strangers on Thanksgiving day.
Kansas, having corn, is great and
shall be greater.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-27
&c nrkrrLsr rAntfr a.LI.


The abstract Of the tarIff bill which
the ways and means committee will
report 10 the house indicates that the
measure is one which will meet the
reasonable expectations Of all those
who favor revision on the basis Of
protection 10 Americas Industries.
The FIRST feature Of the bill which
viii impress the general reader, says
an exchange, IL that the COMMITTEES
making the revision have kept In
mind the great importance Of the
agrIsuiturai interests. Indeed, IT
may be said 20 be . revision Of the
tariff along agricultural lines - sii
Of the increase Of duty, with rare ex-
ceptIons, IL upon agricultural pro-
duets. On barley, Of which nearly
q, OOO, 90 worth vas imported during
the last fiscal year, the duty has
been increased oBe-third; on hops IL
has been nearly doubled, and on all
kinds Of agricultural produce which
have been imported In large quauii-
ties, the duty has been Increased.
For the first time, Q duty has been
placed upon eggs, 90 that the Ameri-
can hen has more tariff protection
than the American eagle. Hides,
which have been Oh the free list, are
now made dutiable ut the rate OF liz
cents q pound. The changes In the
wool tariff are In the interest Of the
vool-growsr-not 20 much In In
creased duties rs provisions TO pre-
vent fraudulent importation. The
tobacco tag II modified 90 as to give
relief 10 the farmers who raise small
quantities and who are discrimi.
mated against In the existing law.
In other industries the farmer is
conspicuously favored for instance,
the duty on barbed wire IL the same
- on the iron Of which it 10 made,
aud sill materials OF which binding
Irvine IL made ere not only put upon
the free list, but the duty on twines
has been reduced. The sugar SEIZED
uIe IL q coppromlse. Instead OF
putting raw sugar on the free list, a.
10 the expressed wish OF many con-
gressmeu, the duty has been re-
duced from 30 TO 20 per cent. The
refining interest has only per cent.
protection over the raw material
but u that Interest suffers Il has IL.
self to thank, because Of the exac-
tIons OF the Sugar Trust during the
the past years. The duty on lumber
which was already low, has been re-
duced 50 per cent.
IL IL not expected that the bill Will
please the free-traders, who would
begin their revision by striking
down the wool growing industry
and have no real interest In the de-
velopmsnt Of distinctlvely Ameri-
can int srests, but we believe Il will
be acceptable to all brOadminded
proiectionists and the farmers who
voted for General Harrison in 1883
Before Il becomes q law Il may be
modified In some particulars, but a
tariff bill nearly like that which the
Mckinley bill Is said to be will
fully redeem the pledge OF the
Chicago platform, will afford relief
where It is most needed, and tend to
further confiue to American pro
dueers the American markets.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-27
Marnr's Proclamation

&c. r. Underwood mayor OF the city oi
Salina. Saline county, Kansas, by virtue II
the authority In me vested do hereby pro-
claim anu give public notice that an election
viii be held on Tuesday, April ist, io0, At
the places hereinafter designated and named
In the several wards OF the city for the pur-
poae Of eiecfing In each ward q councilman
and q member of the school board
The polls viii b. Opened NJ O'Clock a m.
and be closed nj O'Clock p. m. Of the same
fhe voting places win he ~ folIows:
First Ward: City Hall.
second Ward: County Court House.
Third ward: No. I7s South Seventh street.
Fourth ward: City Building On south
Fiftb street
And / herrby designate the following
named electors as judges and clerks Of said
election.
First ward: WIN Huebner, Jno. r. smith
W. J. waeztsn, elefks-
second Ward: willis Bristol, u. n. stnaFt
and Vim Newman. judges; W. q. Eberhardt,
and p l.. Weaver, cierkG.
Third Ward: a. wellington, j. II. Taylor
and Jecob pe wiz, Jedges; {. }. Peek and q.
Fosr9h Esri: :. seaman. r. 3. se. and W
2. 0iiesrt. tedsrs; W. q. hiian and q. II
IN 1it5ess ubercofI have hereuBto sub
nrrIbed my name and rauard 90 b affixed
the sal Of the city OF aallna, Kansas, thls
NH day Of March A. y. lSe.
4. n uEDERwOoD, Mayor.
lsEALt JoHs l. BIe9eg.
t~B CITY Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-27
Publication Notice.

In the District Court Of Saline County.
state Of Kansas.
u. p. Van I.aer, plaintiff
vs..
Hiram Maltby. FrnnceS
A. Maltby, Chas n utchin-
Son. The Bellows Fails
savings institute, and
Hubert r. Hall. trustee,
Defendants.
state Of Kansas To Charles Hutchinson.
Greeting.
You and each of you viii take notice that
you have been sued la the District I'ourt ct
Saline county, In the state Of Kansas, and
that you must answer thu p-titi1n Ia said
cause on or before the 9ah day Of April, lssi
or said petition will b. taken as tru. md "a
Judgment rendered In said urtiDn against
you tor the foreclosure % y certain mort
gag. executed by Hiram Maitby and FranrsS
A. Maltby upon the 1T day Of Ortntrr. los.
on the following described real estate, tB-Wit:
The southeast quarter OF -ertion thirty-tut.
~. aud the southwest quarter of sFction
thifty-three as. In tOunship fpuTtreu ~.
la range fOnr til, west of the ~ d .. ga ia the,
county Of Saline. state of kHnsas. and f''r the.
sale Of said premises 90 pay the debt secured
10y said mortgnEe and esJ-is of suit. and fur
ever barring and furr-iO-ing said Defendants
and ea-h Of Them, of and frBsn nj right. title.
estate, Interest, pTuperty Ur equity Of re-
dempilon In or 81 said premises, ~ any part
thereof BESNETT u. wHEgLgR.
and J. q. SvfTEER
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest: G. J. FREDRlCKsON, clerk.
BY A. Fredriekson, DEPUTY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-27
KANSAS
Publication Noilre.

In the District Court Of saIIn. County,
stat" of Kansas.
.. r. Bartlett. plaintiff, J
Cyrus 4. Kiriley. Maitis
a. kirtiey. e.. ". Hill.
GiaTsIIrt Wilson aud Hu-
bert p. Bali, tT'istre.
Defendants.
state 81 Kansas "a Cyrus A. KirfIey. Mat
tie \. Kirticy aud &. W Hin. greetings
You nd arh Of y0u will take notice that
;0u have bs-en sued In the district eouTt of
saline county. In the state 81 Kansas. and
that yOu must answer the p-titiOt In said
ciiu-s on or before the ith day of ApFtl. isdo.
or said p.-tition sill - taken ~ true aud =
judgment rendered In ssiii action aKainst
NOfi Tor the foreclosure of = crTTain trust
deed executed by Cyrus 4. kirtl-y and
Matte A. kiriiey upon the ist day Of bebTu-
AIRY, t-~l. on the folJwtng dr-rrihed wal 80
tate. to-wit: lots Ia and ia on ~ ven street
Ia the city Of Saiina, In tlse cDsinty nf saline,
state Of Kansas, and for the sale Ol said
premises 10 pay the deld -ss-urr,l 10y said
li-i sretl and Gusts az suit. aud forever
barring aud t1rvcl' sing said DIFF ntianta. and
zach oi them, of and ffom all right. title. go
late. inter- 4. prDI--rty ~ equity of fedFmp-
Gion In or Ia said I.Fenit-.-- or any part ther--
%. BENNETT x. WHEELEE.
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Attorneys for Plaintiff
Attest: C.J. FHEDEICKsDS. clerk.
BY A. fredrick~nn. Deputy.