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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1891-01-08
TEXAS NATURAL WALL.
A Freak of Nature That Has Been th
subject of Much Speculation.

A Freak of Nature That Has Been ths
Subject of Much Speculation.
There is in the northern part of
Texas, near the Bots d Arc, or East Fork
of the Trinity, freak of nature that
has been the subject of much specula-
tion ever since its discovery, over forty
years ago. Extending in northwest
and southeasterly direction for several
miles is perpendicular seam or wall of
coarse limestone, composed of frag-
ments, irregular in size, yet very SINH
lar in shape. The seam Tor wall, as il
is called is about two feet in width
everywhere it is seen, and the stones Of
which it is composed are distributed on
top OF one another, almost with ths
regularity of masonry-at least as we'll
as many ancient builders constructed
their walls. 1t is for the most part
under the earth, but appears in hillsides
and ravines, where the external forces
of nature have worn away the soil, leav-
ing the natural wall exposed. Old SET
tiers say that some sections several
hundred feet in length appeared an
much as three feet in height when thew
first went there, and hence they
named their first town Rockwell, which
name isalso borne by the county in which
the wall is found. From the fact that
no other stone was found in the immedi-
ate vicinity, these pioneers unanimous
ly agreed that the wall was the work of
some prehistoric people VINO inhabited
the country; but as its mere resemblance
to the work of man is all that supports
this theory, it has long since been given
up for the scientific explanation of its
origin. The presence of quartz, lava and
other conglomerate rocks of igneaus
origin. betrays the action of volcanic
forces in its formation. Some mighty
internal convulsion rent the earth's sur-
face and left long straight fissure,
which was filled by the same agency
with fragments of underlying strata OF
limestone. In some portions whore the
wall was sufficiently compact. it has
stood alonc, while air and water have
worn away the surrounding earth. Thus
it is found at intervals, keeping oua
direction, straight as a surveyors
line for about six miles, uniform in
Width. and always composed of stones
resembling an elongated brick, some
larger and others smaller.
Years ago an inquiring well-dlgger
sunk his spade beside the wall He fol-
lowed it down thirty feet and found
abundant water. but not the base of the
wall So we may concede the work to
be freak Of the fire gods. who, In some
past age, remote and din. pushed up
the wall from beneath to serve as q
model Tor iatAFn man, St Louis Globe.
Democrat.
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vines but run stems out abova
Ior the neas These pods Mil IS, /.
the leaves, but the leaves w !, ~ g
the pods if the pea did notssss
natural science Letter than NM
professors who talk about la
proliiie IN cotton. Very few pa,s
produce seed the first vear ~
like ANNALS, which are Who'll
ent upon their seed for pereos
and the only way to make an 81.
a variety of cotton that ev,sS
limbs beyond the fruit is to ebs..
growth. For on rich soil
the anti-fat both l!mb s.s
will continue to grow As lono
IS ample moisture it will But g
fruit than a cluster per plant ~
shade will rot ont all shaded ss'.
grow on and fruit on for tbis
SON 1t must have on rich Sail. i
or four times as many square NJ,
plant. A cluster that runs oss
like the pea to where the sun eas {.
it never rots bottom bolIs exeent !.
spells in the early fall, aud ths
on low wet lands. / have haBg,.
my Office five wide open bolts 4.
stem or limb, all cracked omen Aa
day. / have stems or limbs agiss +.
or four white blooms on them. Win
or three red blooms on the same 4.
just the same as all the pods og
pea stem blooms in about the same
by leaving three times as thick "a
land as the long limb proliaps #
land has been deeply winter poy
with shallow preparation and ,uhi,
ton, sensing" the anti-lat to,e
above, our professors viii feli II
kicking themselves.
TO bring true prolific to tbele M
break the land deep during Wis.,
turning under as much vegetable ma.l
as possible; use all the stable a. III
manure, but no anti-fat excep5 ou /
clay, sandy or peaty soils. Onlv n
the surface at planting, plant earlg
as near on a level as the nature #
land will admit; do no deep plovil
after the winter breaking, excepl
pillow out the middles deep FIRST ao
ing, but never deep close to the All
Leave two to three stalks Gas earl,
rieties of corn at tho North II 81
from ten to twenty inches in dril, VI.
rows three and a half to four feet ap
The richer the land the deeper bs
and earlier and lower plant and Il y
are Christian, pray for the man
talks to you about the anti-fat i
have no fears of fire, cuss him.
Welborn, in Southern Farm.
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HERE AND THEIRS.


What is the difference between
Alliance cotton trust and sugar IN
or lard trust or money tfua2 all
them squeeze the fellows who ars
in the com bine. -Murfreesboro New
Those farmers who allow anlu
bones to lie about the premises
neither tidy nor wise. If thoy can
be broken up they should DO buriean NJ
grape vines or fruit trees, the reefs
which will gradully appropriate b.
for food.
Not far from seventy-fYe miltf
tons OF corn fodder are produced in
United States annually. Only d
ton is harvested, even less saved, I
considerably less is utilized BY the !
mails, owing to the faulty way in WI.
it is fed.
-ChauneeY NJ. Depow said a.
New York State Fair: Fifty years 4
there was but one agricultural pss
and no school. now there are two D.
dred papers and fifty schools Noisa
er who is not better educated than
father can get on" Boys, crack I
mutt
Last year the poultry producsol
country amounted to 5000, GOO. 0Do \
wool industry only represented
600, 600; the cotton crop about the SUI
the hay crop 500, 600, 600; The m
crop $50, 600, 600; and the oats crop Il
900, 900.
According to Boussingault sh
manure is nearly three times as I'd
able as ordinary barnyard manure
exact figures are 500 for sheep to1es
barnyard manure. This is a po#s
argument for keeping sheep on ro.I
farms.
Always feed hard grains wheniia
be done. Ground grain is excellent vi
it is desired to give the hens a vafs.
and it is then necessary to moisteaA
but, as a rule, the better way 10 q
grain is to give it whole, as the gla
viii reduce it to an impalpable poV
TO keep a horse in good cond
constant care is to be exercised IN ks.
ing the skin clean and free from
and dust. If the pores of the SKIN
closed large quantity Of waste ne
is retained, which in effect Is q
healthful as il the towels we're elal
and the system in this way wefs
tanned and absorbed.
Prime, of Chicago, says the viii
wheat is now generally eYerywhofe {
and in some Western States irem {
to six inches high. 1t presents an \
celent appearance, strong, healthy
vigorous, and ought to 60 into wla
quarters in excellent shape. The p.
poets are FOR an acreage fully as lafa
If not larger, than the acreage oi
and 1890,
No man is rich enough to bal
from poor stock at any kind VI
from the best. Whatdo we breed By
for, anyhow? Is it not to make no1
Then make this matter a study
farmers raise horses to sell. I
your interest to raise such as he
ket demands, not only for the home
ket, but for the growing export tia
Within the last thirty year
acreage devoted to corn in the Z
States has increased from I4.01l
Is, 600, 900, and the amount pro
from 500. coo, 900 to 1000, 600 600 o.
els, while wheat in the same per
expanded its area from 1900, 09q
900, 900 of acres, and the amo&p
duced from 100, 600, 600 to 500. oo'
bushels.
AT a trifing cost every mare Y
farm can give a colt annually 81
the drain which now impoverisle
State. The numerous colt snow
in Georgia annually are hopeful u
A score or so of fine homs-brai
gathered at the county seat cog
for prize Is tho best Of eVldsn
that county is on the right llna
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In the light of that star
Lie the ages empearled,
That song from afar
Has swept over the world

There is power whose wisdom is
superior to that of Voltaire. whose in
telligence is greater than that of Bona
parte-a power, in short, superior to the
directions as to any of the ministers
past present or to come-that power is
the great mass of mankind. -Talley-
rand
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There are two things to which we
never grow accustomed-the ravages OF
time and the injustice Of our telloWmen
~gsllsygead.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-07-24
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
(FIrsU Publication July oath, 1884,
Court No. I4s4

The state OF Kansas TO CIV. BIcCIelland, J.
e. Adams, manager Phelps s. BigeiOW Wind
& BigeioW Wind Nit ComPany y1e ooFPo 5
You will take notice that you have been
sued together with Thomas Emmett and
Stevens, the Farmers Loan s. Trust C'OInpsny
OF Kansas, a corporation, Orlando +. Cas-
teen, H. Llewelyn Jones ana ?. G. Walton,
and Levi s. Gould, assignees of the Farmers
alton, by Ebenezer b Jones. in the district
court OF EDWARDS county, in the state of
Kansas, and that you must answer the petit
ton therein fiied by said plaintiff on or before
ton viii be taken as true and Judgment
rendered accordingly, viz; against the said
Zimmitt, his wife, and the Farmers Loan s.
trust Company, of Kansas, for the sum OF
per cent per anuum from the list day of May,
leegs ana for cost of suit, and for further
all the defendants in said action, fOreclosing
a certain mortgage given by the said 4hOmas
SAID The Farmers Loan & TrHst Company OF
principal note for The sum of $500 ana inter
est tn6reOns and conveying the following
county, 10 the state of Kansas to-yvit;
the southeast quarter of section twenty
range eighteen, Is, west of the 9th princIpai
5hisElulan; and adjudgiug that said piaintit
nave nrSt lien on said premises for the
amount for which Judgment viii be taken as
80 esat4} abd ordering said premises TO be
ceeds applied. First, in the ayUnent of the
in payment OF all taxes then due ana unpaid
ON sue prenlisSs' Third, in payne Mt of the
court subject to fbe cr 81 - ~, oIo ,S,s !tlL9
forever barring ana foretiosiIS,- IN = az
each rst you. ana ali of said descendants. and
each Of them, and ali persons claiming by
3lU from al right. title, estate, interest
sai9 premises or amy part thereof
rs a n EiaPP ,,sI Ghas o Er'yiG 8 W H Frenen,
'------J ~tSrH AlI%S Tor E'lu1nL1u.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE
First published July 10th 1891
Nh TAQT

In the District Court within and for the cOun-
ty of Edw ards in the state OF Kansas.
Q L Beals, Plaintiff,
j. b. SchatZer, Elizabeth Schatzer, George c. .
GrOssen, !. NJ. PlDurn and Herbert E Ball,
Trustee, defendants.
State OF Kansas to j b SchatZer, Elizabeth
Schatzer, George @ CrOssHn and j N Pibu IN
will take notice that you have been sued in
said district court, and that you must answer
the petition filed in said cause on or before
the 10th day of August, 1891, or said petition
rendered in said action against said defend
an is, j b SchatZer ana Elizabeth Schatzer,
for the sum of $500 with interest thereon at
the rate OF II per cent per auuum from the
list day OF April, 1890, and for costs OF suit;
and further judgment against all OF said
mOrtg age upon the following described real
estate, tO-Wit:
Commencing 2l5 feet east from the south
west corner OF the southwest quarter OF sec
ton q, township "a south, range IS. west;
thence east 245 feet, to right-Of-Way OF 4 X Il
Ot-Way 1913 feet, thence north 293 feet thence
west 445 tecT, thence south 800 feet to place OF
beginning III che city OF EinSley, lying aud
situated IN the county OF Edwards, in the state
OF Kansas and adj Judging that the said plain
tin has the nr6t lien upon said premises to
en-, as aforesaid, and ordering said premises
to be sold without appraisement and the
proceeds applied to the payment of the
amount due plaintiff and the costs of suit,
and forever barring ana fOrecIOsing said
defendants, and each OF them, of and from
equity OF redemption, in or to said premises,
any part thereof.
Attest A. J. RAPP, CeFk. Atfys for PFiitf.
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SHE BANGED Her HAIR.
Aad There Was SiIeBos at the Dina,
Table for -Four Hours.

Aad There Was Silenos at the Dinner
Table for -Four Hours.
She had beautiful brown hair, and
she parted it Madonna-wise. 1t waved
over her temples and her husband loved
1t. When he came home the other
evening, he found her calmly swinging
to and fro III a low rocker, and down
over her smooth forehead, hiding it com
7leteiy, hung a Russian bang.
HI said she looked like a cook He
withheld the light of his countenance
from her for four days. The domestic
enlargement interested the boarding
house. The men upheld him jn his sor-
row and anger, aud the women ranged
themselves ON the side of the Russian
bang.
For four days he did not speak a word
at table. The soiemnity of the meals
became expressing. If anybody had
laugh ed-bUt nobody did-it would have
sounded hollow. The conversation was
forced and unnatural. Nobody ven
4ured to hint where things might end.
On the fifth day he said; Pass the
gravy He said il IN "a voice as sweet
rs If all his life was sunshine. Six men
and three women reached for it. With
gravy they had never associated senti-
Enent- but now they all took gravy with
him .vus "a smoking of the peace
pipe, an eating Of tlc gravy OF recon
.ciliaUon.
''NSiiI you take me she asked. ito n
concert 'hjs evening" Her bang was
smooth ,ssld den1ere- II knew it had
wen the tlav But all thiass come e
ham MO waits and now the boardint
9louse = watching to SEE if she Viii Ic-
2tae Ass.-,y.Ana hair s-ro-s.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
First published July 10th, 1891.

a
In the district court within and for the cOuu-
~ OF Edwards in the state of Kansas.
J. B Mitchell. Plaintiff.
william II. Brown and Amanda A. Brown,
Defendants.
State of Kansas 10 William II Brown and
Amanda a Brown EOG Will take notice that
You have been sued In said district court that
you must answer the petition filed in said
cause on or before the 10th day of August, 1881
or said petition viii bts taken true, and =
Judgment rendered in said action against you,
Tor the sum OF $1,000, with interest thereon
at the rate of u per cent per Bunum from tn
18th day OF December, 1855, and for costs OF
suits and u further Judgment against you Tor
the foreclosure OF II certain mortgage upon
the following described real estate JO-VYit:
The south halt OF the northwest quarter of
section ISTeuty-fOur ga. in township twenty
four (24), south IN range twenty co, west OF
the 9Th p. m.
Lying and situated in the county of Edwards
in the state OF Kansas, and adJudging that
the said plaintiff has the first lien on 81 Il
premises, TO the amount for which Judgment
viii be taken as aforesaid. and ordering said
premises TO be sold without appraisement,
and the proceeds applied 10 the payment of
the amount due plaintiff and costs of suit
and forever barring and foreclOsing said de-
PENDANTS and each OF them OF and from ali
right, title, estate, interest, property ana
equity OF redemption in or to said premises
or any part thereof.
SEAL WHEELER & SW TIER,
Attest: Attorneys for Plaintiff.
A. J. RAPP, Clerk.
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7s-f- Ts-1=<g-zEl, -ll4r5 - s7-4s=---- 7-
- s1xs5i= ~ as 0z-sf sz77 = is =f-1zi :
Of Edwards sstiEsLg- es--1sssz- sFlt- -. = 49,
day. August 1sfr. 1871 bstFFSea aE.1
e5',lfsesi< D M of said day at the front door
OF the court house in Alaslas. Hs7.e-re, ,S
county Kansas, offer AZ public sale and sen
20 the h5ghese bidder, Eor cash IN hand the
following described real estate, h0-FT1ss
The northwest quarter OF section tniEt{ p
three, g. in township Twenty-Five - SoutL-'
IN range seventeen. Il, west OF the ON pEln-
cfDal meridian. In the county OF EQHFaflss
state OF Kansas. subject TO prior TaoEtEs1sg q
lien of six Hundred Dollars with accT9s
satisfy the demands OF said order or Sales
ROD SCOTT.
Sheriff OF Edwards county Kansas.
8g-5t
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0heriff Sale

Chpriff Cafa In the district court of Ed
eH'A@AA '1uAO wards county--W- G. Par
ser, pt01nuH, vs., Lindsey Nhitlow. ct al.
defendants, No, 1913.
by virtue of an order OF sale 10 me directed
ana delivered. Issued out OF Chs district court
OF Edwards county. Kansas, 4 will, ON Tues
day August 18th, 1851. between and O'CLOCK
p M OF said day, AZ ne fruIIu door OF the.
court house III hins!ey. Edwards COUNTY
Nutis1iS- ouer ar public saIe and sell 10 ND,
highest hldder, for cash III hand me follow
ing described real estate, Iosyyit;
Inc northwest quarter uf section fifteen.
10, Ia township tWeuIysiX. %. south i'm RANCE
sixteen. 10 west OF the 6un principal meridian
10 the county OF Edwards, state of Kansas.
subject 10 a prior mortgage lien OF EiEhr
ltu'ieiicd Dollars. with accrued interest
thereon said UF11pei ~ 10 be solo 20 sariefv-
tae dcuauds OF said ordcr OF safe.
Hon SCOTT
as-st Sheriff OF Edwards Counts.
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Cbo.ser CoIo In the district court Of Ed
SHolln DdlO wards countys-W. B. Rand,
plaintiff. vs. May 1. Baum. &c al, defendants
NO 1911.
By virtue Of an order of sale to me directed
and delivered. issued out Of the district court
Of Edwards county, Kansas, viii. on Tues
day. August 18Th 1881, betWeen2 and clock
.. N. OF said DAY. at the front door OF the
court house in kinsley, Edwards county.
kansas, offer at public sale, and sell 70 the
highest bidder for cash IN hand the FOL
lowing described real estate tO-Wlt:
The northeast quarter OF section fifteen, 10,
in township tWenty-fOur. ~ south, IN range
eighteen, Is west of the 9th principal mer-
idiau. in the county of Edwards. state OF kan
sss subject TO a prior mortgage lien OF Five
Hundred Dollars with accrued iRtere st
thereon. Said property TO be sold to satisfy
the demands OF said order OF sale
cS-5t Rod SCOTT.
Sheriff of Edwards county kansas
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Sheriff Sale

Sheriff Sale In the district court OF Ed
plaintiff, vs. Charles H. Smith, Ct al, defend
by virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ana delivered, issued out OF the district court
OF Edwards county, Kansas. / VIII, on Tues
day August 18th, a, d, 1881 between 2 aud
clock, p m. OF said day, at the front door
OF me. court house Ia kiuSl6y, Edwards
county Kansas. offer at pubic sale and sell
10 the highest bidder, Tor cash in hand the
IoiiCWlng described real estate. tO-yFiu:
The southwest quarter of section TWENTY
SeN en-, -, in township tWeuty-six, %. south.
IA Iauge eighteen 10, west, in tine county OF
hoNarus, state OF Kansas, subject To a prior
mortgage lien on SIX Hundred Dollars with
accrued interest thereon. Said propertv 10
be sold TO satisfy the demands of said order
oA safe 4tuIO SCOTT.
5s-tf Sheriff OF Edwards County
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Sheriff Sale

Sheriff Sale In tine district t35G court Of 6d I'd
plaintiff, Us. William Long, etaI defendants,
No. 1876.
By virture of an order of sale to me direc-
ted aud delivered, issued out Of the district
court of Edwards county, Kansas VIII, on
tuesday, August 18th, II. q. le"l, between :
and o'clock, D. IN. OF said day, at the front
door OF the court house III KinsIey, ed wal dis
county, kunsas, o1fer at public sale, ana sell
to the his hest bidder, 1Or cash in mana, the
following described real estate tO-wit.
Tue west half OF the southeast quarter, the
southeast quarter OF the southwest quarter
and the southwest quarter OF the northeast
quarter, ali in section twelve, II, in township
LWenty-siX, 26, south, Ia range sixteen, rs.
west OF tine 9Th principal meridian, IN the
county OF Edwards, state OF Kansas, subject
TO prior mortgage lien o. Eight Hundred
Dollars, with accrued interest thereon. said
property TO be sold 20 sBUIsfy tue demands OF
said order OF sale.
ROD SCOTT,
SS-Et Sheriff OF Edwards County,
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Sheriff Sale

Sheriff Sale In d tG9 district court Of I'D
rell, plaintiff, VS.. Miles Hall, ct al. defend
ants, No. 10 -.
BY virtue OF an order of sale to me directed
ana delivered, Issued out OF the dtstrictcOurtof
Edwards county. Kansas, L viii, on tuesday,
August 18TH, 1891, between = and O'Clock, p.
In. OF said day, at the front door OF the court
house in kinsley, Edwards county, Kansas,
offer at public sale and sell the highest
bidder, Tor cash IN hand, the following des-
cr1bed real estate, tO-wit;
The southwest quarter of section fifteen
Is, in township tWenTy-siS, 20, south, in range
sixteen, 49, west OF the 9th principal mer-
IdiHn, in the county OF Edwards, state OF
Kansas, subject to u prior mortgage hen of
Eight hundred Dollars, with accrued inter
est thereon said property TO be sold to
satisfy the demands OF said order OF sale.
ROD SCOTT.
Sheriff OF EDWARDS county, Kansas.
SS-5t
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Cboriff QaIe In the district court of Ed
SAVAIA Dai0 wards county w. e.. Par
ker, plaintiff, vs.; Grant Dawson, ct al.
by virtue of an order of sale to me directed
aud delivered, issued out OF the district court
OF Edwards county Kansas, L will, on Tues
day, August 18th, a. u, 1891. between 2 and 1
. clock p IN. OF said day at the front door
OF the court house. in Kiusiey, Edwards
county, Kansas, OheT at public sale and sell
20 the highest bidder, Tor cash in hand, lhe
following described real estate, tO-Wit:
The northwest quarter of section twenty
three, y, IN township twenty-five, 70, sDIlrh.
IN range sixteen 10, west OF the 9TH principal
meridian, III the county OF Edwards, state of
Kansas, subject 70 prior mortgage Iein OF
eight hundred Dollars, with accrued inter
est thereon. sale property to be sold TO
satisfy the demands OF said order of sale
8s-5t sherin of Edwards Cogntty.
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gsrtzla q an frI-sE 90 sale lrfLae slf-Es-
ted 1s1 Delivered f.slless out 81 -sls zslE-
coslrt - El-tstlraz salllsry- Efsresss Wit
EueenzlE- = ueusf I1rn~ H. G.s 1881, between
ana O'Clock. D OF said Gay at tsss front
door OF the court house In tLinslny. Edwards
cGuulF. Kansas. oif6E at public sale HnG sell
10 Sle highest bidder Tor cash ia hand the
following described real estate, bo-VFEt-
lots 1 > 3 9 Z and 8. ia Pooless addition TO
the city OF Einsley, Edwards county Kansas.
subject to a prior mortgage lien of Seven
Hundred Dollars. with accrued interest
thereon said property to be sold to satisfy
the demands OF said order OF sale.
ROD SCOTT,
SS5t Sheriff Of Edwards County.
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Sheriff Sale In the district court Of Ed
plaintin, VS. David BrOWHs ct al defendant,
No. 1910.
BY virtue of order of sale to directed
and delivered, issued out of the district cOur
OF Edwards county, Kansas. viii, on Tues
day, August 18th, 1891. between , and
O'Clock, p. N. OF said day, at the front door
of the court house, in kinsIey, Edwards
county, Kansas, OFFER at public sale and sell to
the hig hest bidder, for cash ia hand, the FOL
lowing described real estaUe, rO-yit;
The north half OF the northwest q uarter Of
section twenuy-four, "a in township twenty
four, "A, south, of range twenty, ~, west of
the 9Th principal meridian, in the county or
Edwards, state OF Kansas, subject To prior
mortgage lien OF Five Hundred Dollars, with
accrued interest thereon. said property 70
be sold TO satisfy the demands OF said order
Of sale.
ROD SCOTT,
Sheriff of Edwards County Kansas.
SS-5t
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In the district court within ana for the cOun
y OF Edwards in the state of Kansas.
j. B Mitchell. PLAINTIFF.
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In the District Court within and for the cOun-
ty OF Edw ards in the state of Kansas.
Q L Reals, Plaintiff,