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SHOOTING FOX BIRDS.
Scores Made Yesterday by the National
Gun Club,

At the second shoot Of the National Gun
Club at their grounds on Poplar Hill yesterday
afternoon the following scores were made ou'
OF possible 20: O. Smith, IL; =. schroth. 10
Steele, 10; Rothwsl, IA; Adams, IS; Bailey, Is
stubner, Is; Osborn, IL; Sousa, IA; Stewart, g.
Henault, 16; Wagner, II; Humphrey. IA; Arth,
10; Kennedy, "A: Sheehan, IL; Rupert, H.
Case, ~, Doyle, II.
In the double bird swespstake, At Ave pair
OF birds each. the following were the scores
Stubner, 8; Steele, 6; Case, z; Osborn, 6; Doyle,
8; Adams, 8; Torney. Z; Sousa, 5; Arth. 6; Roth
well, 6; Schroth. 9; Bowdren, s; John Psyton,
Z; Cook. 8. In the shoot-of for second money
Peyton won. breaking two pairs, Case drop
ping out on the first pair and Torney missing
one Ut his second pair.
Steele's shooting at singles was exceptionally
hne. he shooting at 40 aud breaking 49, Con-
sidering the fact that hs is but novice at trap
shooting, his experience being practically lin
tied to the present season, his friends feel con-
hdent that no is the making Of q ''crack shot y
one who will make it difficult for the best Of
them to win.
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Wyoming is the 4-1l-44 of:states. Failing on
the Fourth, she came in on the 18th and is the
44th.
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A STRANGE FREAK OF LIGHTNING
The Bolt Curls About Mexican's Body
Without Killing Him.

A Durango, COL, special to the New York
Tribune today says: A remarkable electrical
freak occurred there Thursday. A number Of
men in tic camp took refuge from rain
storm under some pine trees. Among them
was q Mexican. One of the trees was struck
by lightning, completely stripping it of its
branches and rending the trunk from the top
to within six feet Of the roots, when the cur
rent left the tree and struck the Mexican
on the head, running down one side
OF his face, over the shoulder,
across the breast, down around one leg and out
through q shoe. The upper part of his face
WAS badly burned and the course Of the cur
rent over him was marked by red brand. His
clothes we're torn from him and the sole of the
shoe completely torn of. He lay apparently
dead and was left by his companions at that
place until the storm was over. After being in
the rain for two hours he was resuscitated and
walked into camp. and last evening was on the
streets bearing the frightful evidence Of his
escape. He is today as well as ever, save for
the burn
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: J. F.
Rogers ct al. to J. D. Cameron, in trust. lots 5
8, 10. "a, block s; 1, g. 10. IL, Is, 10, 49, IS, 8!
and Al, block 8; II, block IS; IS, block Is; :
and rs. block 22; 6, 10 and IA, block IS; 1,
block "a; 8, u, 49, 10, %, "a and "a, 81, SO and
al. to NJ. Kinslow, part 16, 50. 81; S2.l00.
H. W. Garrett ct al. to o. T. Thompson, part
2, 50. 545; e1.3o0. W. H. Draper to Lottie
Richardson, part 2, 50. $50; s.. Anna Peake
L. Turner to +. W. Matthews. lot 8, So 6l
e.. W.. e. Particle to s. A. Drury. sub 40,
50. 445; e. s. A. Drury to Rosa L. Particle,
same property; s.. H. Noll to Lena Brown,
rents and profits from pit. 1, SO. 4l6; s572.
Elizabeth J. Mcster ct al. to T. H. Walker, pit.
Q. SO. 297; S596.25. District to W. A. Meloy,
sub 81. So 367; s3l.25. c. Darlington to C. L.
Alexander, pit. 4, SO. sss; 9. II. ). Turner to
same, do; 6. C. L. Alexander to J. G. Slater,
do; ESQ., W. Mayse to o. NJ. Bryant, pit. 2,
%. 4l9; e..
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SHOOTING STARS.

To General Greedy: Yes, this 10 hot enough FOL
Us. Let it stay this way.
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General Master Workman Powderiy said to.
day: "The Knights Of Labor will have ballot
reform bills before nearly every state legisla-
ture next winter. am in favor Of having the
presidential electors chosen by districts with
two at large instead Of by states, as they are
now elected That would not shut out the re-
publicans or the democrats OF certain state
entirely. For instance, Pennsylvania is bound
to elect all republican electors and mississippi
all democratic ones. The democrats Of Penn
sylvania and the republicans of Mississippi have
no voice In the selection of a President at all.
An election by districts would avoid all this,
and would, firmly believe, be for the best in
terest Of the people. As soon as other matters
warrant am going to agitate this matter"
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Operators Want More Paw.

opOTWtOEe "uut NaOro ny.
A petition has been started from the office OF
the superintendent Of telegraphy of the Bal.i-
more and Ohio railroad system in Cincinnati,
extending along the line to Parkersburg, WA,
signed by every operator on the road, asking
for an increase in salaries. Operators who are
now getting $40 per month ask for tl.60 per
day, while those receiving $50 will ask for
50 per day.
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woman owning . small farm In Wake
year 30 bushels Of corn and Is Of potatoes.
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they will remain during the remainder Of the
summer.
Col George Truesdell, B. n. Warner and
family, Jno b. Larner and party Of friends,
will sail for Europe Saturday, July ~, where
they will remain for two monthA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

The Governor Of North Dakota-mysts.
riously: whats in the wind today"
The Governor Of South Dakota: '.Air."
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Brine-persuasively: You'd better come in
on this real estate deal Wen let you in on the
ground floor"
Jones: yes. and keen me scratching gravel
TO get out No thanks, I'm not in it."
The Governor of North Dakota-mysts-
riously: "Whats in the wind today"
The Governor Of South Dakota: '.Air."
1T is suspense that kills." remarked the lady
with the newspaper account of Kemmler wait
ing in his cell.
No, my DEAR" corrected her husband, sit
is not suspense any longer in York state"
Poet: "Here is some rhyme, sir. tried to
make it blank verse but failed
Enthusiastically: "Oh, that's all right.
I'll blank it soon enough"
INTIMIDATION.
Mississippi Democrat: Il understand you are
going to publish Republican paper in this
town.
Republican: Eyes, am"
NJ D.: ''What are you going to do that for?''
Rep: For S1.50 year in advance. Got any
money!"
NO, said the waste basket in the editors
room, with a sarcastic significance, Il never
drop into poetry"
He who thinks he is fooling the Devil.
is close enough to the doors to scorch when
they open.
The man who can do a thing or let it alone,
never lets it alone.
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Advices from st. Johns, N. f., say that
there have been 2, 761 cases Of diphtheria and
SOB deaths since the outbreak OF the epidemic.
The disease is now under control
Conrad Ortwain, who was arrested at Berlin,
Ont, on a charge OF having seven living wives
pleaded guilty yesterday and was sentenced TO
seven years imprisonment
Light frosts were noticed on the hills at
Brockwayville, Pa, yesterday. The frost was
not enough to hurt anything, but sufficient to
be q novelty in July.
The Centenary Of Methodism in Boston was
celebrated yesterday afternoon by n meeting
near the site whereon, one hundred years ago,
Rev. Jesse Lee preached the first Methodist
sermon ever heard in that vicinity.
The funeral of the late Gen. Clinton b. Flax
took plack from the Madison Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, New York, yesterday after
noon. Bishop Andrews conducted the services.
The panic In Buenos Ayrss 10 reported - in
cfeasing. The run on the banks continues.
Gold Ii now at premium of a20.
Jed Acton has been arrested at Fall River,
Mass, charged with being party to the death
OF John Mccarthy, who was so badly injured
In night with Acton as TO cause death.
The Virginia state convention Farmers
Alliance Will meet st Lynchburg in August
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Terrible Explosion at Chicago.

A frightful explosion occurred at Chicago
last night on the steamer Tioga, one of the
largest vessels on the great lakes. 1t was in
the Chicago river, at the foot of Washington
street, that the explosion occurred. This To-
cality Is in the heart of the business section of
Chicago, and the shock of the explosion
brought people running in terror out of the
pie we're aboard the steamer at the time. Tine
vessel had just arrived from Buffalo The ex-
plosion either from the boilers or caused
by oil in the cargo. No passengers were on
board. The wrecked steamer took fire and
settled to the bottom Of the river, the decks
being above the surface. The fire was put out.
Nine bodies were recovered and five wounded
men taken to hospitals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

Brine-persuasively: You'd better come in
on this real estate deal Wen Let you in on the
ground floor"
Jones: Yes and keen me scratching gravel
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-DOARD AND Room IN PRIVATE
v! Family; German rrsSsrred location between 9th
md 18th Sta ava aud 81 Address. with terms, b,
81. star once. lts
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EoR RENT-FIvE-RooM FLAT; ALL MoDERS
Il improvements: 1911 M. ave N. W also new s.
room House 1913 Larch ST.. Le Drot Park; rent ow.
inquire st 1918 Nd. ave. NV. IT.
EoR k.NT-wEsr End FLATS. 2e2O ST.. s.
condition price $40 JAMES A. BATES Co.
yl-@w 1907 ST. n.
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HIS PIAN yon OBTAINING PURER AND cLRAnxR
wArER-HB ploPosEs TO CONVERT THE Dis
uexp RHcRIvrxo RESERVOIR INTO A SETTLING
BAsIN-HIs ESTIMATE OF THE COST.
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jones' Yes, and keep me scratching gravel
TO get out. No thanks, I'm not in it."
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SUMNER RESORTS.

EoRT MONROE. OLD POINT COMFORT VA
y nne chance for party acquainted with the hotel
business Fine aud Comnodious Summer Re.ort
sSs ssss. o. would sshs party having cash capital q
u Chesapeake bay, and known a. Buekroe Bts "a
Hotel Circulars and AL inior nation Furnished o. .ls
plication 20 Mrs. ELIZA LANCER Lock Box 50 Forf
Monroe. Old Point Comfort, Va yl2-2m
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COUNTRY BOARD.

DERsoNs DEsIRING GOOD COUNTRY BoAkp
L can be accommodated ~ Three spr1hgs Farm, y
ils from station; plenty Of shsde and nk. A. reduced
rate tor the month OF August FLEET sIALEt
y12-6t Boydz. Nd.
VNHE Blue RIDGE HOUSE,
Il Which Il large. new, we'll ventilsted and neatly
Board wall l5tA Of July for the purpose u
entertaining those Washing nice time IN country.
THOMAS ". BEST.
IT. Hound Hni. Virginia
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WANTID-lO PURCHAaR 4 LOT n WASH.
Box az. Star o1hce IL
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Mss Lenopla Porter, daughter OF Mr.. Chas
Porter and granddaughter of the late Senator
Bowden OF Virginia. is in the city visiting her
aunt Mrs. Mary E. Bowden.
The surprise lawn party given last night in
honor of Miss Florence Upper of PHILADELPHIA
and Miss Ida kaufman OF Baltimore by the NJ.
T. ~ {. at the Concordia. 9Th and Z streets
northwest, Was very enjoyable. After the lit
erary entertainment the company INDUCED in
dancingw with an intermisson for refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Evert L. Harvey returned on
"Wednesday from their wedding trip After
going by sea from Norfolk to New York thew
visited Lake George and Lake Champlain. CEN
trail and northern New York and Vermont
They viii remain in the city a few DAYS at 1919
llth street before going TO the country for the
summer.
Mira Philip Kearney Of Washington gave a
dinner party at her handsome cottage on Beach
avenue. Cape May, on Thursday in honor O,
Cardinal Gibbons Others present were Arch.
bishop Hendricks OF st. Louis Archbish m
Ryan of Philadelphia and Bishop Kane OF
Washington.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Cyril Keech and
daughters, 1870 y street, have left for Niagara
Falls. From there they will 90 to Westminster
Park, thousand Islands, for the season.
Mrs j. ID. Parslow is spending the summe,
at Nesdham, Mass, with her mother anG
daughter.
Dir. B. T. Peters Of the Navy Department
and wife leave today for Casco Bay, Me-, fol
the summer.
Capt. A. A. Thomas and wife, accompanied
BY Miss Helen Parks. Miss Emma Carlin ane
Col Warham Parks, left for the White mount
aims today. Capt Thomas will return earl,
next week, while the rest Of the party will re-
main at The mountains through the heateG
term.
Mr.. J. 7. varnell. wife and daughter, Mr.. r
L Varneli and wife and Miss Mamie Corey arr
at Sweet Springs, W. Va.
Mrs. John Boyd and Mrs. Murray King lef
The city this morning tor Aurora, WA, wher,
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-TnREE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS BY
w Married Couple, no children. tor housekeeping,
on Capitol Hill rent not to exceed BIZ; permanent III
suited. Address Box ~. star ONCE. it,
WANTED-BY SEPT. 1-THREE OR FOUk UN-
w furnished Rooms second floor with private bsth
west Of 10Th and north Of II; no housek seping, III
MCCARTHY. East Capitol Station. Ire
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Ml.,.r E,e-r.ls.. q. b. sa.s. r..

whistler Rxearsisas Via the sasta Ne.
The "harvest excursion" season
70 past, and the Santa Re Route,
pleased with Its success In eseh Of
those excursions, again comes to the
front with still another inducsment
for people 20 travel via that popular
line. In the way Of round-trip exeur-
sioH tickets, at greatly reduced rates,
to principal Points In Old Mexico,
New Mexico and Texas; alec Aiken,
3. c., Augurta, Ga, Birmingham,
Ala, Brunswick, Ga, Callahan.
Fla, Charleston. 8. c., Jacksonville,
Fla, Mobile, Ala, New Orleans,
La, Savannah, Ga, Townsville,
Ga. limited 10 return net later than
June LIST, 1890 Transit limit 70
points 10 New Mexico, Old Mexico
and Texas will be 80 days each way;
to other points named shove, transit
limit win be IS days each way.
Tickets sre also now on sale 10
principal tourist points In Callfor-
mia; Phoenix and Prescott, Aria.
Portland, Ore. good for six months,
with going limit 90 days. Las Vegas
Hot Springs, n. M; Ogden and
Salt Lake City, Utah; Idaho and
Montana. good for 30 days; transit
limit, 30 days each way. Stop over
privileges allowed on all tourist
tickets within transient limits.
Full information cheerfully given
relative to routes, rates. Side-trir
rates aud other special rates to
points on the A. T. Il 8. +. Il. X.
quoted an application. Sleeping
ear accommodations secured, and
baggage checked to destination.
Call on or address GEO. II. An
THONY, Agent, Sallna, Kan. GEO.
r. NICHOLSON, q. p. 4 T. A, A. T.
4 s. r. X. X. Topeka, Kansas.
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THE MILITARY ADDITION.
Embraces q part

Embraces part o he North
North meandeTnss S % Who's bSpss an Sos
with native forest trees forming various its
MILITARY CoIInax
one OF the finest buildings the West
Episcopal Denomination
ng provision Of
acng population Of i've Million the eea
u students has promptly supplied - ~ ' "
Kansas surrounded and having Tributary
has the Southern limits Of the
under Of the Of
fourshng institution
TN the West side the building NORMAL
BY the Public Spirit and
Hotels ChuTeS
Daily Papers Broom Factories
Cars WORKS tWo Fonndr MsOase 80. me
Lodge Planning Mil Lumber Lds sskt
Hook Company Ksn psnty Oh i've
business twelve Thousand inhabitants Hundred
aon to Of the State and
one hundred Thousand dollar ws works By act o.
for which bill pending
dollars for the costructon Of building Coae
system " ~
FoGEI shade
Of within limits The
viii nIa s We have and much Cm.te ncs sEcsea s
sab and fruits The business Of the City sohd basis and ta
No Enterprise public
the buildings pssmiam yesssrS
have TIE and oPy Of the city With E. Z. pes s1a
Of In sAsr he ~
for y the Real Estate dealers Salna
For further Information address either Of ths undsngnsd
ODER AFLrN. Managing oosni..s Am.sy La.acs
Bank he Cfissns
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CoionIst Sleeper.

The Union Pacific Ry also known
A. The Overland Route, has lately
added to its service anumber Of new
cars (which by the way are built by
the world famous Pullman Com.
panyJ entitled Colonist Sleepers,
aud which for convenience and CON-
fort are but little behind the hand
sOIue Pullman Palace Car. The cars
are designed for the use aud COM
fort Of the Colonlst, who with his
family intend moving west to grow
up with the country.
The only difference between these
cars and the regular first-class Pull
man IL that the Colonist sleeper IL
not upholstered. There are four
teen sections In each car, and sepa-
rate toilet rooms for ladies and
gentlemen. At night, by means OF
sliding head boards and heavy
damask curtains, as much privacy Is
secured as IL In the regular q rst-class
sleeper. Plenty of fresh, clean
towels aud n good supply Of water
are also to be found. A uniformed
porter accompanies each car TO look
after the comfort and attend to- the
wants Of the passengers, and no
smoking II allowed. IL certainly
seems that for cheap and eommodl-
Gus sleeping accommodations, while
travelling, these ears cannot be ex-
relled. n.
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Total i'm premiums S12:5OO

In the distribution these lots will be numbered numbers
placed box and each purchaser for himself by proxy will
out numbers he lots Each purchaser has
chance less than four Of getting nice cottage cash premium
with his lot The for the buildings will be let
per payments have been made distribution
take place when eight payments
and clear will be given when payments have
Payments be made THos. H. DAVIS Secretary Asss
tant Urea urer Salna, Kaneas
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"AnOther wonderful discovery
has beeu made aud that too by y
lady in this county. Disease fast
sned lie clutches upon her aud for
seven years she wIIhstood Its sever
est tests, hut her vital organs were
underiniud"l aud death seemed i'm
minent. For three months she
cOUghed necessarily and could moi
sleep. She bought Of ~ q bottle Of
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption and Was 80 much relieved
on taking first dose thst she slept all
night aud with one bottle has been
hiiTaculOusly cured. Her name is
Mrs. Luther LutE Thus write w.
VAnIrIck a Co, OF Shelby, N. a.
,i' FIRE trial bottle at S-P. Hughes
a Coz DFnRatarn
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The N.IuIos !. unanimous.

W. ID. Suit, Druggist, BipPUs
IBd., testifies: can recommend
Electric Bitters as the very best rem.
edy. Every bottle sold has given
relief In every case. One man took
six bottles, and was cured Of Rheu-
matism OF 10 years standing" Abra-
ham Hare, druggist, Bellviile, Ohio,
afiirms: 1.-The best selling medicine
i have ever handled in my - years
experience. IL Electric BitIers."
Thousands Of others have added
tfeir testimony, so that the verdict
II unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases OF the Liver,
Kidneys and Blood. Only q hall
dollar q bottle at s. p. Hughes 4
Co.'S Drugstore
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That the service on the Union Pa
cific, ''The Overland Route" IL be-
coming better every day. The lat
est addition 70 The already excellent
equipment, n . llne u through
Pullman sleepers between Cheyenne
and Chicago, via Denver, Kansas
City and Chicago q Alton r. r.
These cars are Of the most improved
pattern, and thls additional service
will Be appreciated by the patrons
81 the Unl0n Pacific,
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Road Notice.
STATE or KANSAS ~
County % SALINE.

COrNrY % SALINE.i 3D.
,OFFICE OF CoTSTT CLERK
Jany. ~, iSD.
NOTICE u hereby given that on the 18th
~ day of JRny., lSo, q petition signed by
Daniel Kreps aud ~ otherS. was presented to
the bosrd Of county commissioners Of the
county and state aforesaid, praying for the
vacation and relocation Of n certain road.
drscribed rs follows, via:
Commencing on the section line between
sections ana 10, township 10, range Z west
Of the 9Th o. m, about % rods west Of the
northeast corner Of said section ~ and theneC
running southwest nj the fSot OF q hill aud
thence northwest at the foot Of said bill TO
section line. between said sections and IS
Ia avoid n hill ON the section line.
The road 10 be located IL on the section
line between sections and 10 running duly
north OF the proposed location.
Whereupon, said board Of county commits
Sioners appointed the following named per-
sons viz: Jas. n. Thompson. =. Fraser aud
David Reed as viewers, with instructions to
meet, in connection with the county survey
or, at the house OF Chas A. HenSle In Pleas
ant Valley township, ON the ~ day OF March,
A. ID. lssO, and proceed 10 view said road, and
give all parties q hearing.
BY ORDER Of the Board OF County Commits
SiDnerS. u. J. ADDISON,
sllrH
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Road Notice.
STATE or KANSAS.
COUNTY ~ SALINE,
IOFFICE OF CoUNTY CLERK,
Jany. ~, $50.

lOFFICK OF COUNTY CLERK,
Jany. u, 1870.
NOTICEIs hereby given that on the 18th
~ day Of Jany.. $50. q petition signed by
Simeon Ellis and n Others, was presented Ia
the hoard Of county commissioners OF the
county and state Aforesaid, praying for the
location Of n certain road, described ~ fol-
lows. viz:
Commencing nj the northeast corner OF
section ~ and the northwest corner Of Sec
tim -. township 10. range I west and thence
running due south on the section line b.
tween sections ~ and ~ aud 81 AMI 70 To the
snuth line of Saline county.
Whereupon. said bOarl OF county commits
sioncrS appointed the following named per-
sons. viz; Z. ". Nermillion. Chas y. Ever
hard, and r. Spencer rs viewers, with In
structions 90 meet NJ the house Of simeon
Ellis In Gypsum township, on the 9Th day oi
March A. n. isss. and pro~eed to view said
rnas, and give all parties n hearing.
by order Of the Board Of County Commits
ionerS. II. J. ADDISON,
County Clerk.
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SI,ePiHs Sale.
Robert Chaplin and Frrnk I
W. CheSrbfO, partners ~
I'haplu a IsheSfsitFD.

Robert Chaplin and Frrnkl
W. CheS-bro, partners ~
Ihapin a ChesrbrO.
Hannah r.. Weller. Free
man and Mary J. King
uian, partners as KIngman
a Co Andrew ]. Hodges. } Case No. 900
The Mccormick Harvester
and Machine company.
The Kansas Fire Insuranrp
company. Rodgers brotherS
and rInPany. VI. ]. Well
Slayer. and Chppen Law
renee 4 co.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued out of
the District Court of the Thiriietl Judicial
District within and foI the County Of Saline.
. nd state Of Kansas, I'm the above entitled
case, and to me directed and delivered, will,
ON the 18th day oT Mar.h A. -. lsg0 at two
O'Clock y. IN. OF said day, nj the East dopr OF
the court house In the city of SaliBa, saline
County. Kansas. offer for sale at public auc-
ton, To the highest and best bidder fnr cash
In hand. the following described real estate,
tO-wit: The sDuth half Of the southwest
quarter OF section eleven tllI In township
ffteeH Njl south In range one 90 west Of the
sixth principal meridian In the County Of
Saline and Ia the State OF Kansas, with
herrditaments and appurtRn-
anccs thercunto belonging. Salt real estate
Is taken n the property OF the abOve-named
defendant, and TO he sold without npprais-
mEnt, End will be sole TO satisfy said order
Of sale or n part thereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
February A. II. Issl FRED II. QCINCY.
st sheriff Of Saline County, Kansas.