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Il BARE-FACED FR1UD.

According to Governor Russell Of
Massachusetts, his informant being
one of the largest retail dry good
houses in Boston, the prices of I22
articles have been advanced by the
Mckinley bill p per cent above the
average price Of last year. Among
the articles upon which AI-KiuleyiSn
has Tins raised the price are AS fol
lows: Gloves. lace curt liiis, uPhOl-
stored furniture, WOODEN dress goods,
flannel wrappers, plush garments,
pearl, vegetable ivory, brazil and Gro
chet buttons. wooden hosiery, woFsted
cuatiEgs, asti alshan cIJth, corduroy
cloth, silk plush, etc, underwear OF
various kinds, cOrsets, scissors, pocket
knives, domestic wool Ell blankets,
quilts, spreads, Slohair braid5, laces,
neckties, foreign umbrellas and para
soils, cotton and linen handSerchiefs,
serge and cotton coat and sleeve
Innings, foreign ana domestic water
proof cloth, etc.
In addition to the above articles
upon which the Mckinley bill has
liCAS''sSo TIC PLlSS oFoL I''S "FVA"SS
price of 1890. are I27 articles made
up chiefly of iron and steel ware, tin
plate, glass, lead and groceries. The
increase on these articles is all the
way from 3 to - per cent. = com
parison of the prices of the articles in
question ,as reported by the iron Ag@,
the Ne,o E,gLu,d Gro7er, the B2ston
Alcert'ser and the Carpet and UphoI
sterer's RseietU of last year shows the
above named advances.
Here, then, is the proof THAI McKin-
leyism res advance prices, and con
elusive testimony that its pretense to be
a measure that benefits the consumer
is Il bare faced Rehabilitation Cham
Di0u,
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an 3 the manufactured aud other arti-
cies returned for consumption here,
ply portion Of the operating
=S ptnses CT lLe road, and assist them
| 10 reduce local rates. Under Tie pres
eHt sysLsai We help tiis great trunk
lines to pay larger dividends give bet
| ter service to their local patrons aud
! lower rates, and derive no benefit
from it. Uuder the system proposed,
the profits ia the thickIy settled pOr-
ton Of the country would enable the
government to give us II better service
for less rate here where the cOun-
try is spursely settled. just as it
does IN the postal service. In that
the profits Oh the business between
such points as New York, Boston, etc,
pay tie losses ON the star routes in the
unsettled portions OF the country SO
that we get our postage for the same
rate that The residents Of the e,ust do.
without material loss to the govern
ment
At the present time the average
freight rate in ti.e eastern and middle
states is six mills per lou per mile,
fraction less. while in lie mississippi
valley and western states it is over
ten mills per tom per mile. Under Tie
new system the late would lie the
same throughout tho eutiIe country, Z
;n inealculaJle saving TO the west
where the lowest practicable rate is I
needed to develop and settle up the /.
country.
Enough has been said to show the 1
OF Stone Of them, of the pro- |
posed systeIn. Ia tile next article I
will consider some of the objections to /
it. FRED DUMONT SMITH.
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ALIrELE CAAVE.

"A Bad ActOr.-A vvag, speaking OF
an unsuccessful actor, said: Ambition
egged him onto the stage and Disguised
audiences egged him on of it '-Eanl1ea
blade
-She-'.I hear that Mr.. Sheffield Hal.
has written such a 6ne thesis that il
VIII soon be out in print Lophsr, 81
SO, that's nothing, my thesis was
out ia print before wrote itl''-YaIa
Record
Stupid remember ones
asking you for a kiss" She-.'gVhat
did say?'' Nothing. You were
silent" Shs-''And don't Won know
what silence meaus2" He-ssNo." She
Stupid feuovgg'-Tanlzes Blade
snip" said the talloz's dude CHS
toner, measure me for a SO OUTFIT
I'm going To act the poor man here
after" 20. hope it's not so bad as
that?" Yes. I'm determined I'm 60
ing to pay for this suit ~. Y Con
tinent-
Howard don't see how Peter
man came to die such a lingering death %
Van Ccup-'.Hou never knew him did
your Howard--.No.n Van Coup
Wen if you had, y0a-d have under
stood Deaths reIaetancs.' '-I .oussy;Ile
Courier aurEaL
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TIRE reform press of kansHs is tlI';
power That has moved and is still
moving the gres, work OF reform for
ward in this state. In addition to the
sturdy blows of the editorial writers
there is an army of correspondents
men anu women on the farms and in
the rites, whose peas are welding a.
power of g"ud. When we think Of
these mighty forces vt work in our
state and then read the silly rot ia the
old party papers about the retrogres-
sim of reform, we are amazed at the
ignorance and stupidity of those who
are hoping to see the downfall If the
peoples party and the death of the
alliance. AUidHce 1i-ibusc.
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PArERs of the Topeka Capital
school ought to understand clearly
that their pulley as Shameless Iibelers
,.af the people's party leaders, and their
continual resurtlng to the lowest and
most abandoned nleans to head OF the
peoples party's progress, can result in
nothing less than awakening a most
bitter resentment on the part of the
adheFenis of the new party towards
them. The reform press asks for no
auuEtei: bat will handle you fellows
v-itisuut gloves. The course of the
Topeka CcpitaE for the P.,st two years
has been such as TO characterize that
sheet AS ems of the most ungenerous,
unreasonable, unreliable, untruthful,
uscOnscionalie and dishonest pUbli-
Cations lit the west, and alliance and
Peoples party parents all over tile
stats of KRIasus are teaching their
children to look upon it as the sum of
al villainfcs, and it's editors rs having
reached tIle borders Of total depravity.
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The secretary OF the treasury
gepurts the volume of The money ia
circulation At 81 .577.2j2, O70, OF 81.
sS per capita. This IN Iney reported
Ia he ia circulation, includes money
lat and destroyed, all bank reserves
held for the security of dep, sitOrs and
circulation, the gold reserve held FOR
the redemption of greenbacks, money
locked up for speculative purposes and
every dollar boarded by nliSeFs. Such
statements Of the money in circulation
among tIIe people aro calculated to
ecei We and ought never to emanate
srOn official sources without "a full
explanation. \ part of a truth may
l,e equivalent to full grown false
hOod.--idrOc.ite.
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70 TIE POINT.

Anything which goes TO break down
issill papers cTipples local enterprise
aud damages the community acc, I'd
ingIy. The better the local pap' the
,sIoaIer leneilt II is TO tie t.,wn and
caniiigs; hence anything Which de
tracts froA It's support stl,d goes AZ
! uiia Ep metropolitan I4areTs at its
fN3.rilss- Is IA s'estSi loss Ia lie cGmmuns
~. AS veil So - Kansas City or
iJ; l.sis,is. / syvuE day guosfs and
= ~. "a 10 as f..r A,.sf new sFHpeFs-the
+ IA, ilas Is tXae,S tue same. The
~ szslsaissis are hot complaining 81
-i.N=-s.-s3.e ls-.iiige, it'fs Nj. Waiii'-
l...,s.-r u.s.- lsDt becnnie slneusY excl
s.i,ss. .,i' -. il>-,'-.i.-A -''2'o'sa ff'l.-
L isest.s.
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- enbIL.hed No,emfsr p. -.

First published November %, 1881.
NOTICE OF SERVICE ~ SUMMONS BY
BLTCATION.
State OF Kansas, Edwards county, $50
III the district court OF Edwards county, in
The state or Kansas.
The American Investment Company plaIutiH
james a. Poet. EunIce Post and Charles 3fc
Chimes. defendants
You and zach OF yo1I.tlse attendants Jam re- p
Post Euuice Post and Charles hcGiuues, are
her-ns u,lttned that you have been sued I'm the
uboVee affixed courttu the d lv ntttlet! action
bE the a meri1an Investment Company. plant
IN said action. and that said plaiuJim has
mied it's petition in the district court OF the
against you. aad thar unless you answer said
lass2. said per1 zion Will be ELEea as true auti
1ud Emeur rendered Ia Eain action uE4lnls q
said defendants. James r. lust and Euutse
three 1oitaEa AMI sl@tS cent? Win Interest
thereon al the rate OF twelve per cent peg IA
mum from the iat day Of November. le5i- and
against all or esid defendants for the fore
ensure OF d certain IuurtaaEe upon che 1o4-
lowing described real estate tn-sElts The
sUuebg.e-sf uusrter OF section nine ra1- TOW a.
hiU frTaugr-slI issiI south fif range seventeen
"a west OF the sixth principl lneri ilan. lying
state OF kausas. aud ADJ judging Ihat said
plafusil has the first lien on SAID premises 70
as aforesaid 9u beet oulE 90 rae tlell OF q cr-
tain mortgage described ID pialurlu's petition
for aha principal sum OF $50 % or tnE prom
nssoEs note r1e4-Au ae7'i-Alea 500 80 -ilteft-t
cuuDuus thereon maturing elieE NOV en- 1.lE
lEt. 1896 ana ordering said EcE1l aea 70 1e SOLO
tllITss OF $50 % ana said interest Ssu poua- and
tho rrucaadz auniied 10 tle costs OF suit and
sue asnouut dine plaintiff and loEe1 e barring
TlElir. -lll-. estate. iutere=t, property and
equity 81 redemption Ia OF g a755a Irei1isea or
SEAL AttoTHsy for Plaintiff
Attcsts a. j. AnFp, tierE-
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SENATOR PlsEFEis is HJL confirm
isg " the silly Practice of Saying
hoJiiin,s Il ring the H.st session OF his
-tT1n. liz has allie ady INTRODUCED IL
bill 10 !,'na.lI emigration. and natural
IL ltiOn Laws; OHe t. grant service PEN
Sims, vi h ;t,iditioHcl amounts To
risoHers OF WA; another to abolish
Ierisiun AGENCIES and reduce the
expense ur examining boards, and one
81 reduce the number OF pension
Iatings To ten.
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TX COSGREssMlSS HANHACK is
reported saying in IA recent speech,
that, had lac the power, he would stop
the pension of every soldier who has
formerly Leeh II republican and
Ts.;entl, wits the peoples party
ticket. Il this is trde it woaid seem
yat pensions are regarded as rewards
Tor servire Ia the republican party,
and not ns obligations of the govern
IHent for services render eel i'll the army
Il IA navy of the United States. VIII
Mr.. Hanback, rise and eX.:l:,in.--1t!ro-
T. L.
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-'ONE-CENr letter postage, three
s-eut telephone messages, and ten-ceht
telegraph messages are all near posi-
iiiities under an enlightened and
's''iupaet pustal system" So says
Postmaster General Wanamaker in
his annual report. lie further
urges the Importance of establishing
81 government telephone service im.ne-
diately npOir the expiration of the Bell
Telephone Pasents, = year from next
Mart.Il
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Panie4- Surely this is fully as bad as
art u ua-astIied in the way Of p,.lu-
is.d bOodtug of late years yet if
such a steal had Occur reI ia amy Of the
government departments, the whole
cIuBtry would have Tung with il for
months, and it would be quoted yeus
afterward as "a conclusive reason why
the COVE Hmeut should not be intrusted
with the management of railroads OF
tslegraphs, whereas now it is likely To-
be speedily forgotten. There is uu
knowing the extent TO which the i.Iac-
tee of receiving -'c"mmissiaus- oD
transactions made on account OF cor
is carried 10y men in IIuey-s
position, but there is every reason 10
suppose that it is very prevalent, and
that it is only by chance that "a deIiu-
quent here AMI there is discovered ald
II all such enter rises were
managed hN the as.u-a. .ass.e,-+s tire
would be far more honest y conducted
-JOll3,ai If TIC Eaiyltts gT LuJor.
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Lrlr.t pnllt.hsa November 20. lgpl1
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUMMONS ~
PUBLICATION.

~ 1l4lAAItCN-
state of Kansas. Edwards county, SIS:
The mericuH Investment Com pauy. plaintiff
Edward r. Terry and Jane C. Hulet-, deren-
dGHts-
Terry and JGuo q Huiett are hereby Uutiried
that they have been sued ia the above cnti-
tod court, lu the above entitled action by the
american Investment ChmpHuy. plHuti % iu
petition in the district court Of the county OF
Edwards in 4he state of Kansas uE sinSr said
cerendHntE, and that unless said defendants
answer said peEitiun or before the first dHv
true and judgment rendered ia said action
against said defendant, Edward Z. Terry, for
gn8 sum or uiuely-HGEeu dollars ana eighty
five cents, with interest thereon at tine rate % E
OF GYeInber, 1881, aud for costs of suits and
Tor a Eurthpr Judgment against all of said de-
PENDANTS for the foreclosure of certain
mortgage upon tho following desCfibed real
rtCn Of section tweuty-oue l2il, in township
twenty five &1I- south of range seventeen
Il4l west of the sixth psi uctpai meridian, IS
ing and situate In Edwards count ". state of
Kansas. and auJudging that said plaintiff has
urst lien on said premises TO the amount to
which Judgment y lit De taken us aforesaid,
subject only tn the lion of a certain mortgage
described in piGlut1u'E petition for the prIu-
cipu sum or 500 90. af the prumissOrN note
therein described, ana all interest coupons
rnC5cUu maturing AFTER November LIST, 15!A1,
HuprAlsemeHt. subject TO said mortgage of
$500, and said interest coupons, HH the
PROCEEDS applied 10 tHe costs OF suit aud the
amount due plniutih and forever hurriuE and
lyrecloelug =ala ue tctinantS from Ali right o.
tie, estate, interest property and equity of
redemption Ia ur 20 said promises or part
thereof. W. n. French. Airy for Pl'u.
lsEALl Attest A J. HarP, Clerk
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To F. J. Carey ami INC Lombard Juves +Incut
Company; You aud eEch ut ypgi will take no.
tc- that you have been sued iu the district
court Of Edwards county and St13C of Run -gls
10y W H. Rouh, Tor the quiUtiuE OF title tu
must answer the petition ulsd therein by suii
~ H. ttDbu, ptHluuiU on ur before the eight b
LAY of january, A. D.. IsIg or -ufi pelirfo .
VIII Doe taken us true aud jud,rIac..J TOR pif 4u-
tiu Ia sud au5lOn for thg qu citing of the tide
% the cast uuiI OF section twenty. fn towns ID
iWCury-uNC- south of TauLe twenty west ug he
sixth principal mt iridium. ia Edwards county
hHu~uE, ia said ". H. kUbb viii Ice rpudricu
ucCGT dinghy. A. j. EAIp.
= la Attest TlFfFk Il said CONT
~. IA. I.obb, Attorney for pIaiuuu
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The TIRES northern lumber states
pr,,luce'i last year lumber worth SlG7,-
0aO,OOO. At this rate their forests
will last only abhut i've years longer.
When il is tOO late, Our government
will realize the mistake it has made III
i,,L establishing = f.resiry COMMITS
siJn.
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What good has come to sou from
drinking?
Has 1t made you better man?
Has it made you better father?
Does your family love you because
sou driukl
10 your nsighbors show you more
respect?
are the men who get your money,
friends to whom you can turn in time
OF need?
Is Jour head clearer, your soul purer
your intellect brighter. your haRd
steadleF, your pocket fuller. your home
happier. when you drink beer and
YyhIskey
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no r4al1a
In che District Court o. Edwards comfy.
Tue british Land and AlurtguEc Company Of
America Liualled, plulu-in-
samuel J. Sears, Alpha 4. sears, FtcFter Baker.
sEluuer, Il. W nusiuberry, Charles Luud,
s. Sissuus q pendants.
NOTICE.
The said defendants. samuel j. Sears. Al
Pima l. Srurs, Hester Baker, MARY 3. Whituey.
s. D. Skinner %. w DGsiuucrre. s'hsLrleS
I.uuC, $. NJ, AitcbsI a.. J.. tllInson nud
samuel = SIssuu. ana each or them wall tu 4 e
notice 30 ~ the piuIuriH I'm the above entitled
action did on tre 9th daV Of November. 1881.
ME Ia said court It's potion against them ana
one J. 81 trumulCt. praying for the forecIus-
ure ~ "a certain mortgage heretofore aNctsur-
en by the said Samuel j Sears ana AIuhu Z.
sears 20 Edward Austin uud Charles 81. iuda.
partners IN uusiues as Austin g. Company
the follow Ing rcui estate EiJuHrc iu Edwards
county, kansas 20. So it, The soIIt heu-t quar-
ter nj section L., ia township 81 south OF
range - west OF the sixth principal meridian
60 secure the pay meEr vf the aum of SH.ul0.li.
and that they are required TO answer the said
petition on or before the Sth day OF January
la9es or the same viii DC taken as true and
Judgment rendered as prayed T-sr therein.
"A. j. hAl'F, Clerk OF District Court
l-hA u Edwards Count Eus.
II F. ChTisty, Piuintin's Attorney.
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ID rulIL.hea Dceem..rt. IL.

ICIrEct. G. T1 rr. O. 5I.tFfCs, Jrsrrsi
kinsi"y township Edwards COUNTY, KANSAS.
=. $. Carter, p-Hiuttu.
II. Esq euCCr. defendant
said defendant is hereby notified thnt on
the sd uay OF November. f7aT rtu order OF stt-
iaCHme % for thr sum uT Sll-s6 wur issued lbs
the above nam .d Justice DI thg. peace as-stfs.=t
his goods. lu the above entitled action. nod
thar suld cause Will ht' beard gu the astu duy
Jr Desc llLer, 1885. ut Ucu g'-luai. H. 90
T. s. CAifTffif. p uiUrfT.
Attest; A-C- Dyer Justice OF t,le peace.
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y detective of twenty years eNpe-
rience, who had succeeded in landing
pa criminals in the Ohio peniLeutiary
aud sending eighteen others to the
gallows, said 10 us, in ans wcr to the
question: About what Per cent of
These men were criminals by drink ~
About 80 percent. sir, as Eea- as /
can judge. With scarcely an excep-
tlOn, continued he. liquor is mixed
up in some way with every crime that
Is committed. IL there was No liquor,
one poor-house would do Tor a whole
state, and one prison would be amply
sufficient for the whole United States. -
i. 4. YanFIeet.
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was once III tine Yosemite Valley.
and there L saw an immense TT, e
which WAS thlTty-One feet, ten Iuchys
/ diameter, lying prone on the grouLd.
said to the wUrknen standing by:
"Iiuw did GU get this tree down -
We'll" they replied, FIRST we girdied
it rs deeply as a e could; then We bored
holes around here we had girdI ed IL
tlen bored other holes between these
holes. and still Il did not fall. one day
she Lord sent a mighty wind storm
and the mammoth tree. weake ned by
the cutting and boring, fell to IL Z
g Ound with d mighty crash
So viii it be with this upaS tree.
We VIII gIrdIe it with prohibition
axes, we will bore it with prohibition
a gers, and by and by, in Gods own
good time, lie viii send "a cyclone of
public sentiment. and the gre It tree
" .lksned Bv girdliug and bOring, viii
fail with Il mighty crash. Nay God
speed the dag !-IItnry u. Hudson.
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The Garland is the finest heating
stove in the market. They are clean
and easy to keep fire in. Mrs. A.
HUtteWitz has just received % large uI-
voice of them which Will be sold at
bottom prices. Call and see them.
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DOTS

Edited hy the ladies for God and
aome and u@tiye land.
The editor of TIE GRAPHIC 10 not
responsible fur anything that may
IIp IA ia this column.
So
Our meeting, OF December 18th was
good meeting, one of thanksgiving
80
Suppose there WAS q great store
house in our vicinity large enough to
contain fourteen hundred mili.oL dol
Lars worth of grain and that grain
should be brought from the fOur quar-
Eers of OU- land and deposited there.
Then suppose that the six Thousand
II IN IN this republic who axe engaged
IN the liquor trade should band Them.
selves together, march down upon u.
surround that great store-house and
burn it 20 ashes.
What would you call tha.2 Saints,
-GOOd cItIzeusl Patriots! Would
gu rise up and say: These are the
men we should seud to congress-
From these men let as choose GU.
governor, our Legislators, our mtyo $,
oar cOUucilmeu, our uIderm en-, oar
aherlilS, and our t,IX-recsiyefst N,
you would call them vaudals. auI
ieuds. Evey man among Us, WA has
the blood OF IL patriot ia mas veins
woIid rend ;he air with u cry for war.
Oar wives auI mothers All dIug husrs
and sisters would call US TO arms, uaI
IN less Than three months an army
would be raised strong enough to caps
urs and bring to the bar of jHsti,
everv mau who had taken part in tie
burning of the II ItiOn's bread My
counLrymen, the IiqLOr mel OF this
land have done worse than burned the
nations bread. Tney have not only
destroy ed our bread, JuJ with it they
have DESTROYED millions Of human lives
they have filed your aaYlums With
pauper children. crowded your prisons
with criminals, painted your streets
with blood, and draped your homes Ia
MOURNING. b. Hawthorne, d. ID.
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The said defendants, Michael SboudeII Su-
raL Hus"nn Shundrll. Ahbie NJ Wiliiuu~, and
tHgu OF them will take notice rhar The plain
III IN the uhuVe entitled aCtiuu, did, on tile
"th day Of NuvcmDsr, 1925. flIg IN she suid
ward ID laN ior- praying Tor the 1uECCiusuI e.
q a certain MORTGAGE hcrctOfors executed by
shCudeH to Edward AusriH and Charles II.
liuuul. puFtHCrS doing business under the
trm nome Ot Austin & Company. ON the D.
lowing described real estate situate ia Ed
Wurds county kansas tu-wit: LUFs . aud
iu section .. on tUwuahip % south OF range la
west of the Nth principal meridian. 10 secure
tlc rcUuE IIlt nj OF he sum OF GFsEN0, ami that
lheN are required TO answer the said petition
ON or before the eighth nay of January. ISnI.
HT the sume will Doe taken as true and judy
meur rendered as pray ed for therein
A. . AtAEI4 O. lCrl. q liStI let Court
T. 2 hl.l LaWUru- equity, HAS.
a. i, Chrisry, plaintiffs attorney.
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the books Of the secretary of the
national farmers alliance show an
III tsa&e OF 835 per cent in member
ship during the past year.
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r:lE Rt.lstzf GRAPHIC.

TuE psnpl=-s pg.jy his T'rty- three
representatives All se!IItJrs in en-
gress.
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William j. stevenson. H. j. Steven son, tn los
a stevenson George W. Stevenson aud
IRA tJuONcr, administrator OF the estate OF
Juuo Stevenson, deceased dGlCuuiTts.
liam stevenson ID Stevenson. IhUuIUz A
stevenson, George W Stevenson and Ira
tUUuYgr1 are hereby notified that you have
I been sued ia the ubuNe entitled court, Iu the
] execution OF TIE last viii and testament OF
Cornelius Harris, deceased, plaintiff in said
action aud that said plaluIiG has h!led his
petition IA the district court OF the county OF
Edwards, ia the stale of Kansas against you
ana Tint unless YOU answer said petition on
petition will be taken Hs true ana JUDI uuut
rendered against Ira COnOvUr. udmIui5 trager
OF the esUHtBOf Jane Stevenson uuUcuH for
Inc sum OF ntteeH hundred e l,i.fJ dollars.
cent per auuum from the lHLh day OF August,
lshos aud costs OF suit and further IudE-
meat against all said defendants for tne fore
closure OF "a certain mortgage upon the fol-
tfIuctiOnulJ west half of section 1iuetceu CI9J,
Ia township tFeuty-tnres t=8ls south Of rli- &c
twenty l3u), vest OF the 9TH principal merIu-
iHus lying and situate Ia Edwards county
state Of Kansas, aud adjudsing that plain
tlu mus the nrst lien upon said premises 40
tie amount for which judgment Will be
taken as aforesaid, and ordering said prem
lEes TO be SOLD according 20 law aud the pro
ceeds Hpplied 10 the payment of the amount
que pialutlu ana the costs OF suit and FOR
ever barring and roEgglosiHU said defendants
and each OF them OF and from all rights tide
estate interest property and suiJy OF
redemption. In OF 20 said premises OF amy
pdrt thereof and the plaintiff will nave such
seem equitable.
ATTEST W. n. FRESCH
LaEALl A j. RAFT Attorney for PIN
Clerk District Court.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18
lFirst publIsuoI VovemborsIth, 1917

No LOST
In In the district court OF edwards county,
Kansas,
TEe british Land and Mortgage Company or
4 nericar Limited, plaintiff,
Michel Ehondeu. Sarah Susanna shondeH
defendants.