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The morning call., 1891-04-04
MASSAt.E.


MISS SYBIL TOMBSTONE, l3l TAYLOR ST.;
w apartments and .; hours 2 to II. app rs
OSO MISSI0N--ARRIY ED-EMMA WOODF0RD.
CCO massage: ETA DEAN, baths; daily and
Sunday. mr29 IT.
. LADY ASSISTANTS WITH ROSE CLEyE-
Il LAND, massage, Nucleus House. X. ~. iaI II
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O'FARRELL ST, N SIDE, BET. STEINER
" and Pierce; lot 221S7 Is to Elliott Park, and me
2-Story bow-windOw house of rooms Ia frst-class
order; modern conveniences: a very comfortaD
hnme. Shnnn.
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G.gSnA GROCERY AND BAR WITH LIV-
q ObOp. ing rooms: horse and wagon; rent
given. NJ. LESS. II Fourth ST. 1ts
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CTEvENSON ST, 10 FEET FROM SIXTH: -,
- 70, and 2=story frame building; 5000.
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A RRIVED-MRS DR. a. DE HOWE OF NEW
n York: is only natural born trance medium In
the world; is seventh daughter, born with double
veil and wonderful prophetic gift of second sight;
this she will prove every hidden mystery revealed;
tells your entire life in dead trance gives nano
in full, also your future husband wife; in busl-
ness, lawsuits marriages. divorces, deaths. uniting
the separated, removing evil influences, restoring
lost love she has equal and wishes 1t distinctly
understood that she advertses nothing but what she
do; all who are In trouble invited to call and be
convinced: $4,000 challenge TO any medium who
excel her. Parlors 1920 Market st. opp. It'll. tt
CLAIRvOYANT BUSINESS MEDIuM-SATIs-
Y faction gnaranteed: open eve. III Grove.2O I'm
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no LET OR WILL SELL WITH FIXTURES
l bleiy HJLed-up saloon prominent corner; card
aud private rooms attached; with lease; owner has
ether business to attend Apply 795 Mission. 3 ST.
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! 9TH ST. n. SIDE, NEAR DOUGLASS; 46xll0.
10 S2250; street work done.
FULTON ST, NEAR LYON; 251lOo; $4,000.
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G1Gl tIRST-CLASS SALOON AND GROCERY
Z, IOV store partner wanted; elegant place.
hP.eudlt business, clears l5n per month; wonder
Iul business corner, m st popular place in town.
large stocE; owner hrSt-ctaSs business man: best
reference; experience not necessary il willing to
work ~ store and learn; this is a chance in a lite
time: investigation and trial; prefers partner to
hiring CLERK; 20 good man will sell on easy terms
don't mss This; nothing like it in the city GEO
- l1N AMI, 100 hearny ST. 1t
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CARL ST, N. SIDE, NEAR STANYAN; 50x
" $l37 g; $500; magnificent view.
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TOR sALL-HIsVh. i. Gus.
LINE OXFORD SELF-REGULATING INCU-
batoT for 500 eggs as good IS new only $55. j.
WEISIN GER, chicHen ranch, Newbury Station,
Berkeley ana ct
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aud East of Larlin.
DEDUCED TO SIO25O-POST ST, NEAR LAR
III kin; 25x1S7:6 and elegant 2-story and base
ment dwelling; BRICK foun daiion, 10 fine rooms
bathroom. etc: in trst-class order: rents SO.
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SPEAR ST., BET. HOWARD AND FOLSOM
. 45:l0xl37:6; $4,000 rents $50 month to
month.
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, GOD BOARDING AND LODGING HOUSE
- with good bar and business; ino location. Adj
Dress FpSTEL q CO. cor. Fourth and Market sts,
wholesale liquor dealers mr24 l4t#
A GOD, COAL YARD: GOOD ESTA BLISHED
" trade: value In building, horses, carts, stock,
scales, etc. alone; Rood reasons for selling Adj
dress G. b, Box 30. this Office. Inns
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
10 8 cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city: the Bulletin is the best Oldest
aud largest evening paper published on tue coast;
orders by pOstal-card otherwise VIII receive
pTompL attention. Once 622 Montgomery y
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nEvISADERO ST, w. SIDE. BET RIDLEY
" and waller; 25x125: 5000: dne view.
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ELEGANT NEARLY NEW FLATS AND LOT
II 90 :9xl37 IS; magnificent view; sunny and cheer
fu; and rooms and every convenience in each;
rented steadily az $50 month; Greenwich st, \
side. bet. Jones and Leavenworth; S7OOO.
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SZaG commercal cxH mSah ana IN LAh ,s
ness hetWeen This city and Oakland: 5 good horses
large double wagons, with all the work they can
90; clears 800 per month; eld-estahished regular
ana leiltble trade of many years standing: offers
an exceedingly good chance for some active Indus
trlcuS liable man fun investigation and trial be-
tore buying. GE0, STEWART. l35 Kearny St 1t
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1910 Stockton st. oc2S emo
(7AKPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. Csc a YARD;
y mslament price elsewhere 81 yard. VI.
FNlEDMAN q co. 22S-l3O ST. cktnn. and l3I Post.
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SHORES TO LEI.

ELEGANT NEW STORE AND BASEMENT;
IL 524 Polk ST., near Golden Gate ave; one of the
hanusomest stores in the city; the basement has "A
concrete floor and Is 10 in the clear; the store
Is connected with the entrance to 40 rooms the
floors above: elegant Opening for a bakery >
years lease at low rent Apply to p. C. MULLOY,
1873 Montgomery st. ap4 st
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DUsH ST.. BET. MASON AND TAYLoR-2lx'
ID 1877 IS and 3-story building In flats; rents So
street acceple ed by the city, $4,000.
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TOR RENT - HOUSE OF ROOMS. FIRST
L class. n. Eighth ST., near Adeline station; $40
Apply to o. r. s. 2TS thirteenth St mr29 1t
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New Property.
GUTTER ST., BET. TAYLOR AND JONES; 30-
- 1875 and spacious residence: $22, 900.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-12-31

TOD b. G,aSer, OF the stat Of Ohio.
&c rg HaselIine, of the state NsS YJrA,
tnd The rQuI a lie MOrtg igu Comp ny, OF
Kansas City N s OurI:
You and each of you are hereby iided
hat Ou aiid each Of u We en- sued i
he district court of Dlckin On county
state Of Aausas. by N. A ilOur, BY HI Pc
tition hled IN said court, on me 31st Gay Of
december, \ d. 1891, in an action there
pending wherein the said NJ A Wilbur Is
Plaintiff and you and each of you and John
II. Swartz, o. A. Bessy aud Seth II. Knapp
are defendants. and that you and each of
you must answer said petition on or before
the 18th day Of February, A. D. 1872, or the
same will be taken as true and a Judgment
will be rendered against you ana each of
you ad1udgtng the sum Of three thousand
dollars 5000 O0) with interest thereon at
the rate of per cent. per amman from ths
18TH day OF Deem Der, \. ID, 1857, { b a fl st
lien upon the following descrlb II real es
tate situated in DICK nson county, State OF
KANSAS, to wit: The north MALT OF section
number thirteen (l3) and the northeast
quarter OF section mum Der fourteen A., all
. o township numTer trteen 81 South, OF
range one ~ East OF the sixth Principal
Meridian, and further judgment will be
render that ualess said sum be paid On OF
before six months from the date of $ id
Judgment an order OF sale issue to the Sher-
MIN to advertis and sell said premises,
without appraisement, as provIds BY law
20 satisfy sail lien, and that upon sub sole
and each of you AM the other defeAd
ants be forever barr from c aimins any
interest in title to or liens upon al prem
lses. STAMBAUGH, HURD i DkwsY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-12-31
First published in the ABILENE WEEKLY
REFLECTOR, Dec. 81, lssI.I
Publication Notica.

To Jennie f. AdAmson, William $. Adam
son md Ewing A, AdAm=Ou, heirs At-law Of
". ). AdamsOn, deceased, a. +. silVeus and
j. A. +. Randolph, executors OF The last will
and testament Of W. s AdAmsOn, deceased,
a. Jacob ) nlth, OF parts unknown:
Ion anu each Of } u are Hereby notified
that you ana each Of you have been sued in
state OF Kansas, by The Travellers Insurancs
Company, by its peJItlOn nled in said court
on the 3Jtn day OF December, A. u. 1891, IN
an a. ton there penulny wherein the said
Inc Travellers Insurance Company is lain
III and you ana Hch OF GU and George W.
Evans, usie Evans and Charles T Estes
are defen, ants, and tuat you and ca. of
you must answer said petition on or bef.r e
the litb day OF February, "A. 1857, or the
came VIII be taken H. true ana j Judgment
VIII be rend red against the defendants
sum OF five hundred dollar (S0O0.OOl aud In
teresL thereon ~ the rate OF II per cent. per
annum from the rrst day OF Nov. mber A,
ID. lsse, less tue sum OF one humid ed and
forty dollars felfO. u, interest paid and a
receiver appointed, and a turI her jud kna. mt
will DO ren~er tn I unless saio sum be
pad on or before Sax months from the date
of SAID judgment that the foilO~iBg de-
scriDed real .. tate sltuaI ed in the County Of
Dickinson and State Of Kansas, 20 wit; Lot
nber ninety nine (YJ on pruce street IN
SOuthwiek & Augustine's addition To tho
city of ABILENE, b. sold, with Ut APPRAISED
ment. a. provided by law, TO satisfy said
Judgment and that upon sucn sale you and
eacn of you and tn other defendants TO this
action De forever barred from Claiming any
in, tit To or liens upon said prtu.
ises. STAMBAUGH, HURD DEWEY, ~
Attorneys for Plaintlff
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REFLECTOR, Dec. 81, ls9l.l
Publication Notice

To William ID, Robb, Of the State OF Colo
You are hereby notified that You have
been sued in the district court of Dickih on
county State of Kansas, by Joseph rinton
by his pet tion filed in saId curt, on IhS
3Oth day Dec mbeI, A ID. 1891, in an action
tn re pending wherein the SAID Joseph Br1n-
ton Is plaintiff aud John JOnntz, assignee of
y. ii, LoOOld, bankrupt, j. W Gore and
you are defendants, and that you must
answer salu Petition O.. or before the 18th
day OF February, A. ID 1892, or the same will
De taken as true ant ju IL me t will be rem
dered tina he sum of six hundred and rffty
q liars (S65O.O aud interest the reOn at the
rate OF wolV per cent. per annum
from the first day of August, A. ID.
1883, less the sum OF sixty-elght and
twenty-five huudI edths dollars (S6S2S
Interest paid and Gusts be q first Iien
upon the following described real estate sit
uated IN Dickinson county, stat of Kansas,
u wit; The south east quarter of the SOUTH
west quarter OF Section number thirty-six
800 in township tweive In south, OF range
he ~ last, o the Sixth PRINCIPAL MeriG-
ian, and that unles saiu judgment be Ia q
On or before SIX months from the date
thereof that the real ests.Ie hereinbefOre de.
scribed sold, wit. out appraisemsnt "a
provided ny law, to satisfy SAID Judgment
and that upon such sale you and The other
def ndantS 10 this actiO.l be forever barred
frDm claiming any interest In, title to or
liens upon said premises,
STAMBAUGH, HURD DEWEY,
Attorneys tor PlHlntin
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-12-31
BILENE. KAs Dec q
First published in the ABILEsE WESLEY
REFLECTOR. Dec. 81, 1891 |
Publication NOtioo

To j. nnir AdamsOn, VIII lam s. Adam
son and Ewing A. AdAmsOn, hsirs-at-law Of
W. ). AdamsOn, deceased, A Z. SlIveus and
J. A f. randolph, executors of the last will
E. II. simple, Thomas AdamsOn, J. A. II.
randolph, James d. HJg-, Stephen q. Adam
son auu James II. Adamson, OF parts un-
known:
You and each of you are b. reby notified
hat on and each # you have been sued in
the district C. urt OF Dickinson county, state
Kansas by Emma Randolph and Matte
CO TT, on the 3Oth day of ecember. A ID.
1881, in an act on there pending wherein the
said Emma Randolph AID Matte Adam
son are plaintiffs q d you and each of YOU
nd Charles L. Estes are defendants, and
thai you and each of you must answer said
petition ono before the 18th day Uf Febru-
airy, 4. ID. 1892, or the same will be take SIS
the sum of four thousand dollars tS4Ol .OO)
and interest there. at the rate OF l2 per
cent. pc annum from tn first day of july
\. ID. 1884, less the sum of one thousand six
hundred dollars $1,000 0O), interest paid, aud
costs be first lien upon the following de.
seribed real estate situated in Dickin on
unity, state OF Kansas, to wit: Lot mum
Der thirteen Q3J On C.dar street IL Angus
tine & I>euoid's suDd vision of thompson &
McCOy's addition to the city of Abilene and
. receiver apI ointod, and that unless said
Judgment he paid on or before six months
from The date thereof that the real estate
hereinoetOre described be sold, without APP
praisement, as provided by law, TO satisfy
salu judgment, AID that upon such sale you
and each of you and the other defendant be
forever barred from claiming any interest
IN, title 10, or liens upon SAID premises,
STAMBAUGH, HURD 4 EWEY
81 attorneys for Plaintiff,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-12-31
Ex.GoY. ROBBIE and the Farmer.

Ex-Gov. Robbie, of Maine, father of
Mrs, G. II. Barker of this city, was one
of the leading speakers at the Maine
State Grange meeting few days ago
and in his remarks voiced the follow
ing sentiments regarding the relation
of the farmer to the community at
large which every workingman and
agricultuTist should paste in his hat:
Indirectly the farmer receives great
benefit from the prosperity of our man
ufacturing and railroad interests. If
these great interests had never ap-
peared as a factor to the business
world, there would not have been the
opportunity to rejoice for the present
prosperity for agriculture. Let us
farmers do all that we can properly to
uphold the commercial, manufacturing
and railroad interests of the state.
The railroad and manufacturing in
terests have built up great cen
tiers of population and opened the best
markets for the farmer for all his sur
plus crops.
Mr.. Robbie before closing paid an
honest and hearty tribute to women in
the Grange.
BE also referred to the farmers alli-
snce of the west and explained how
the views of the New England farmer
did not harmonic with those of this
organization. "Our New England
farmers demand an honest dollar, not
fluctuating in its power to purchase
but real and intrinsic in its value
everywhere and represented by gold
or silver"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-12-31
FORT SCOTT MONITOR.

Sale Of the Entire Assets Of Rice Bros. to
Satisfy Mortgage.
FORT SCOTT, Kan, DEC, 30.-Yester-
day Oscar Rice, trustee for the mort
gagees, and in accordance with the
public notice given, sold at public sale
the entire assets of Rice Bros, consist
ing of tbs daily and weekly Monitor.
notes, accounts, stock. goodwill,
etc, and the plant and assets
of the Southwestern Publishing
Co. The entire property was offered
for sale IN a lump to satisfy mortgages
held thereon by ". c. Gum, J. Rice
and Il. c. Loucl1s There were a num-
Der of gentlemen present, but only one
bidder, w. c. Gum, to whom the prop
erty was kno ked down at SO, 300, sub
ject to an older lien Of S.. 600
Mr.. Gum will make no change in the
force at present William and R. P.
Rice will continue to conduct the Mon
itor foY him. The business of the
Southwestern Publishing company has
been suspended The Monitor Book
and Publishing company is not affected
by this sale, and will be run by W. Z.
Larkin. as heret fore.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-12-31
Recognize the Northwest.

One month from tomorrow Kansas
will have spent thirty years as one OF
the states of this union.
In all that time, nearly a third of ceE
Jury, there has never been chosen d
governor OF United States senator frUm
central or northwest Kansas. Dickinson
county has never had a state officer
taken from within its boundaries nor
even Congressman, through it cannot
be denied that there has been no lack
of suitable material for any Office in the
gift of the state.
1t is time that this section of Kansas
was recognized and Gov. Humphrey
has it in his power to crown his admin
istration with an act of palpable justiet
in making an appointment of United
States senator.
When, last fall, it was deemed nee
essary for a champion to be selected
by the republican party of Kansas to
answer the examinations and the rank
monetary herasies of the peoples
partyites, there was just one man
who was deemed fitted to do so,
and it requires no mention of the name
of the Hon. J. K. Burton to recall the
brilliant series of victories accorded
him in the joint debates with Senator
PETER.
One who can uphold states honor
at home can do it abroad and Governor
Humphrey will make no mistake in
entrusting the work of the departed
senior senator to Dickinson's represen-
tatiVe.
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'irst published in the ABILENE WEEKLT
RLFLEGToR, Dec. 81, ls0l.l
Publication Notice.

To Ella J. swanson, Of parts unknown:
You are hereby notified that You nave
been sued in the dIstrici court OF Dfckiu-
son county, StSte Of Kansas, by The Travel
er's Insurance Conn any, by its petition
fled in saio court, on the 18th DAY of august
l. ID 1891, In an ctiOn there pending
wherein tue sat1 The TraN 81, rs Insurance.
Co pany Is plaintiff and John a. Line
annie I. Line, j. n. swanson, Abram Barley
ana you are defendants, and that You !. ust
answer aid petition or Or before the IIIh
day Of February, A. d. 1892, or the same
will Oe taken 81 true and judgment will bo
rendered ghtnsL sztd deIepdan 60, john A.
Line and Annie z. Line, for the sum OF three
hundred dolla Ce3O0 O0j and interest," thereon
at the rate Of u per cent. per annum from
the 2nd day OF March, A ID. 1885, less the sum
Of one hundred and twenty dollars (sl9O.OOl
asd for cOsts aLo Q receiver appointed and
a IurIner Judg lent will be render, d thar
unless said sum be paid o or before Six
months frOm the date OF said Judgment fhaf
the fjllowinS described real estate sirhafed
IN the c0u ty Of DfcktnSo state Of KANSAS.
to-wft: Lots one ~ and two (2l in biloxi
three (8) in Kinney & Hodges addition 10 the
,tty OF Abilene, be sid without apprafse-
mint, as provided b. I.w, to satisfy s,,ld
Judgment and that upon such safe you q q
.hr OF er defendants 70 this ac ion be for1
,ver barred from claiming any interest In
itle 10 or liens up N said PREMISE
STANBACGH, a UkD q DEWEY.
3 AfpUusyo tOg Plain5id.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-12-31
First published in tine ARLENE WEEKLY
REFLECTOR Dec. 81, 1891.
utilization Notice.

In the di triet court of Dickinson county
fne Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Company, plalntiH.
Samuel Bricker, administrator with will
annexed of Isaac V. ANTI, decease :,
John P. Lantz, Albert 5. Lantz, Emma
EIchelo, rgeri Sa ah barkley, Sarah q.
LanIz, John LantZ, ST., Isaac Shockey,
G. q. Rice, w. ii. Eicholtz, john BeeI
angie Douglass, George n. Bar LEY,
John JohntZ, C1rIs 0Ohntz, Fred JOhntz,
anu a. w. Rice, partners as the JOhntz &
RICE Mill Co., ], Shook, II A. Snider, The
Abilene National Bank, Tne h milton
Investment o.ipany, William Deering
o Emma EtcbelDergor, John Lantz, ST., G.
c. Rice, lillian Deering q 20. and Ans lie
Douglass,
You are hereby notified that you have
oeen sued by tn. above named plaintiff in
the above entitled action; that the said
laintiff flied its etiIion in sold action, in
said court, upon Decem Der 20. 1891; that IN
ess you appear and answer The same on or
before the 18th day OF February, 1897. II WI /
be taken rs ITue and Judgment will be rem
dered in favor Of the pl iutih and against
he defendant samuel Brickel a. adm nj
LratOr Of the will annexed OF the estate OF
Isaac V. LAntZ dc eased for the sum OF
$685. 5, with 2 per cent terest per annum
.uereOn from May lst, 1881, until paid, and
Tor the fu ther sum OF &559I with interest
at ~ per cent, per amman from August 81
1871 until paId, and for costs Of suit; also for
tine foreclosure of q certain mortgage upon
Inc south east quarter of section eieven and
the north east Iu-Fter Of section OurtevH
all in to- nship th1ft en- south. rapge Two
east in sad county and state ana EuJudg-
ing that plaintiff have first lien thereon;
ordrrinE the same t. b. sold without ap
praisement and tn proceeds Of SUCH sale TO
o. applied to tn ayment Of the costs OF
this suIt, the taxes due upon said prt misses
a. the tim of sale and the sauna due the
o aintiff, and forever Earring and foreelos
ag { e defendants and each II tnem from
ali right, title, property ana estate in sara
prem .ses and every part thereof.
BISnOP BURC+,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
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REFLECTOR, Dec, 81, 1911
Publication Notice.

To William L. Myers and Mary Meyers.
u and each of you arc hereby nOtised
that you have been sued by the Herring ton
Building Loan ASSOCIATION by ITS petition
filed ia he district court of Dick nson
county, Kansas, on the ZIst day f July
A. ID. 1891, in an action wherein sAid
Heringt n Buildink & Loan asso iation IS
plaintiff and you. William L. Meyers and
Mary Meyers, are defendants and tbas IN
.-5s you answer said petition on or DefO. e
the 18th day of February, A. ID. 1892, the same
Will De tasen a. true and Judgment taSen
gatnst u in favor of said plaiu iii for the
sum If 81 ,0U3 with interest at u per cent
from May II, 1881, and costs and declaring
aid judgment To be a first lien upon the
folio wing described real estate situated in
the county of Dicki son, state of Kansas,
tOwit: Lot number four (4) in block number
forty nine (49) in the town NOW city, of
Lexington, Iort closing two certain mort
cages executed by you to said plaintiff on
sad pr misses, ordering said premises to be
sold to ,tisfy said Judgment and airing
you, and ach of you and all persons claim
ng under Or through on of all right, title
OF int rest in or to said premises, or any
part thereof.
p. l.. THURMAN,
STAMBAUGH, hURD & DEWEY,
NttOrneys for rlaintiff
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-12-31
First published in the ABILENE WEEKLY
REFLECTOR, Dec. 81, 1911
Publication Notice.

In the district court Of Dickinson county,
K unsas.
company, plaintiff.
vs.
Samuel Broker, administ traitor with will
annexed OF Isaac V Lantz. deceased.
John p. La IL, Albert ). Lantz, Emma
EicneIbergeT, Sarah Barley, SarAn g.
LantZ, John LanIz, ST., isaac ShOckey, G..
c, ICE, w "A. EichOl 2. John Boel, angie
Douglass, George NJ BarkIeS, John
john. z, chris JOnntz, red Johntz and
a. W. Ri e, partners as the Johntz &
Rice Mill Goa pany, L. shook, Ii. A.SnideI,
Tbs Abilene National Bank. the Hauilfon
investment company and William Deer
ing 4 20 defendants.
70 Emma EIchel berger. John LantZ, Sr., @.
U. Rice, Angie Douglass,
You are hereby notified that you have been
sued by the above named plaintiff in The
aUove enJILled action; that the said plain
IF filed IL pc lUlOn N said action, in aid
court upon DEC. %, 1851, that unless you
pPear and adswe the same or before
the 12Ih day OF February ,lSs2 IL viii. be taken
as tue and judgment will be rendered III
tIvor of the plaintiff and against ehe defend
ant, Samuel Bricker, administrator with
Will annexed OF the esLat-- of John L ntE,
eceas- O, for the SUN OF 1885,, with ~ per
cent interest per annum thereon from April
/, 1891, until paid aud Tor The further snm of
T. 80 with inter 81 thereon a the rate vi Il
per cent per annum until paid and for costs
suit; also for the foreclosure OF a certain
mOItgage u on the east half (1s) Of the
.OrtnwesJ quarter (4) of section tOurt cen
IA, 10 nshIp tnir. cen (l3) sOutr, rage two
~ east, aud Inat part or the north asL quar-
Ter tA) OF the southwest quarter (A) of said
section lying north OF e Union Pacific
railway right o, way, all in SAID ounty AID
state, anu Hdjudging that plaintiff have u
first lien the. con; ordering the s me TO be
soIU without apprais-ment ana the proceeds
Of such sale TO be applied to the payment OF
he costs of this SUIT, the taxes due u. on
aid premises ut the time Of sale, and the
sums due The plaintiff; and forever barring
mo force osiI g the dett ndantS, and each OF
them from all right, Ii lie, property and
estate in said premises and every part there
Of.
BISHOP & DUROH,