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Norlcr of sALE of RrAL ts1ATE.

NOTICE Is ILuLBl GIVfS. rHfr ~
~ put-ulnrD W an ORDER uf QUO itonhin
Court ~ tHr County oi SAT- Lake 1triiigf nt
tnh made Qu lhe 4th daypt lrno l-al,in ihe
Wardlc. deceased. thf uhdersirurd, thc admin
istrator ~ mo said oFtafo. Will sell at private
sale. tn 90. hightet hiido for caehi Toy sealed
nifa in whiting Hnd subiert ~ col ifnguqn 10y
" November i.ll. o. o'rlncy M, ~ ono Jew
rflts 0f E4rthfds a Movie, nttHfntrH| tslus
$50 $50 Coordination NuUdlug, % ~Nuth. Nam
Sucrt, salt Lake tiiy. Itah. on Mo ughi iiiic
fuwhnspu Wnrdio Al the umo VI hcr death,
and 300 the rleht, Ute ana interest that tic eaIt
tsluu has hy operation uf the law or other
wise acquired ntncr thau ur in addition 10 that
NJ the shit Hannah rumlirs0n Warfle at the
time " her doath in ana % A.l Riot certain
tract of land situate. lying ana being "a south
jordan, hait Lake ounty. Utah TERRITORY, and
bounded and drscflh1d az follows fu Wit.
An ~ thnt portion NJ lots Two tg., Two ~
ana kight tsi. loo suruou TWO tli. township
salt Lake Meridian, bounded AM described as
follows, 10 wit OnWmguCins where cue north
fence OF john MuruIo's hno ihAi was such
Ma 2g.h. ISL, inicrseeti mil race near r.
west line " LOT EEht ~ 81 sad section +,
ihunco south io intersection ~ william War
diua hOmrstcli, TINT ls, Lot Nine fl| Of su'i
sortinni thence east b snid mil race thence
following aid miil race uorth 90 the place NJ
uegnniRg aud containing tory'se,cn Acres
Terms and conditions on snici Cash ton por
cent. Of the purchase money % he nAiu on thc
duy Of sale, tho balance uu confirmation VI
sale rs SAID Probate Court DEED 90 expense
rnoSAs.p. LEwis.
Adulnirirat OF thc eiilto Of Hannah
Tomirsyn Wardc, decreased
SAT- Lake city, october AND ls'2
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exactly according 10 81.
rcetnns De- began %
steadily improYr,Hniat ~.
ter the ufr NJ them for
seven months his head
was auiirgIy wen, WHOM
lvo began using Dc his
head WIS o. solid sore
from tho crown 10 hts
rYehfnwH. lt wac also
Nh over HE cars mostot
hi facc.andstnAll places
ON different paris OF llH
body There were six
teen weeks that wn hal
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order 70 chow cause why order o. sale OF
Heal Esiate thould not be mHdn
IOHN =. LEWIS, THE ADMINS IilATOH
~ of the estate u3 Nucs J.. Wiilams, ic.
ceased, having nled his petition herein duly
verified, praying Tor an ordcH fta'e Of The per
sOnaI anu tho real estate of raid dvccdrni,
foa suO purposes therein got forth, u b. iutrus
fore ordered by tie Judge ui tnld Court
that 90 persons Interested Ia the e. nto
Of said deceased appear before the 1Aid FRO,
November, lsl9 az 10 O'Clock IA The fore.
noon OF SAID day, nt the Court Room % said
Probate Court, 90 tho County Court House,
~ the city and county Of sat LnKo, Utah
Territory, 20 show cause why on order should
NOT be- granted 20 the said administration, 10
sell 90 much ut tho real estate Of Tie said
dtrrHHrd ut private sale no shalt be- necessary,
aud la1t copy Of This order Oc published
90 lCast four successive weeks IN Tho pEsEurT
EvIsisG NLWs, q newspaper printed and nab
lizhcd iu suid Guy ami county,
Dated october liih, lsN9,
q, W. BARTCn, Probate Judge
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NOTICE OF SALE or REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE BY GUARDIAN.

TSDEH AUTHORITY or An ORDER or
u sale granted aud made ly the Probate
Court Of salt Lake Comfy. utAh Terri Dry, ben
the matter Ut the ctfato aud guardianship vt
Abraham o. Woodruff. Wncircd %. Woodruff,
ami Mary A. woodruff. ninora, dated Nuv. IN
lSss, ! VIII sell az private saln the following
described real estate, 20 wat: uu undivided
Ihron-sixthstJ6l interest in the west half ot lots
one % aud twonty (3ll, aud an undivided
threo seycnths SD interest In all u lot three
go and all OF lot (2l except piece from said
lot two t2l described as commencing ~ the
southwest corner Of fsid lot two and running
thence cast two hundred and sixty tsO) fco',
thence north eighty four $50 iect,
thence west two hundred aud sixty
900 fccf, thence south eighty four go
ie0t 20 the place OF beginning, All Of snid
lots being IN block thifiorn ll3l, plat a." i've
acre Zig Hold survey, in salt Lake County Utah
Territory The sale viii be made on or after
Wednesday, the 2ird day of November, 1872,
and bids wiil be received Mt tho oiice Of Wac
dell * Adams, room 7, Commercial and savage
Rank building, y, east, Fif6t South street, salt
Lake CITY, ttah, up ~ SAID date. Terms OF
sale, one hat cash And one half occurred 10y
mortgage on note, bearing interest per cent
per hnnun, ten per cent TO accompany hid, and
ton and delivery M deed, and Hubiec 10 con
iirmaton Of the Probate court
ISABEL II. Woodruff
Guardian Of the persons and estate OF Abraham
a., Wnchcl H., ami Mary A. NoJdrul,
minor.
Dated November slh 1859.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To the stockholder. OF the seyirr Mining ant
Mlllng OOmnAny, a cnrnnrntlOn.

YOU ARE ntREBY NOTIFIED THAT A
4 special meeting o. the stockholders 0f
smd CNrpotnuun VIII be held az the once Ut the
Company, Room 23i Constitution Builditg,
East Temple street salt Lake City, on Tursday'
the laih Gay ut November, prnNimo, 90 the
hour Of 10 o'olcck a. m, for the purpose OF
lryYing an assessment on TIM capital stock OF
the corporation, una for the tran sactiOu on such
otuor business 90 may properly DO broNght
before said meeting.
By order of Tie Hoard OF Directors,
". y; hEA1IE, secretary.
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Esiato should not be mHdn
JOSEPH OrFN-uAW, TuE ADNiiNis.
~ traitor Of the eHtatc Of Ann tp,uahaw,
dcceHsed, having f.Od bic petition herein. duly
Nefhcd, praying tOr an order ut Huiu OF ali
personal properly hud all OF the r1al estate
Of -li1 deredcnt. Tor Tho purposes therein
tot FORM, % Is therefore ordered by the
Judge OF said Court. that all persons lntert iri
in tho cstutu OF said deceased appuarbcior Che
said Probate Court on TuesdHy, tho an day NJ
November, lsyi. az 10 O'Clock 10 INC forenoon
~ sAid day, az The Court Room NJ ttd Probate
nui County oi salt flake, Utah Territory 60 show
cause why iu order should not De granted ~
the sh.d administrator. to sUll fu much 90 the
real aud per oual estate uf the t1ld deceased
uI public sale ~ shall hc necessary, ana that
a copy u this order hy puhlshul al lUaft
four successive week. Do TIE DIHLhEr Evrg-
1SU NEWS, n Newspaper printed and published
in snid city hHd County
Dated October l.th. ts4.
&, W. BAHrCH, Probate Judge.
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hOtico Ut Time and place for tho hearing Of
petition tor admis ION TO Probate Of VIII
pURsUANr TO An ORDER OF SAID
Court ~ said matter, notice a. hereby
giNon ihnt lbursdGy, the l7th day OF Noycmt or,
a u. ltOi, a. 10 O'Clock am, al tho County
ourl House IN salt laha City, u1h Turdtory,
IN the court room Of said uonrt has beon AZ
pointed tho time and place tor the hearing OF
admission TO probate ~ certain DO nmo
herewith presented, purpoftng' to bee the last
VIII ana testament OF Maren Olsen Jensen,
csted may appear aud oppose the probate Of
sad VIII or tue gFanting Of lettorH tcstnmon.
tnry 90 HIN ~ prayed for In said petition,
hand and affixed tho aoal OF said Court tins
end day Of November, a, b. isJ2.
&. H. ALLEN,
lsEAIl Clerk Of the pIobnte CONT.
by CAusrES nRoWS. JB.. Deputy CLERK.
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Cuticura Resolvent.

The now Rood and Skin rutiner. and great
ct o. llum0r Remedies, clcauses the blood 81
all impurities and poisonous elements, and
thus removes the cause. while GurtCrMA, tht
great skin Cure, and CurtCrnA soar. an cN.
quitite tkin bcautlilcr clear The ssin md
scalp and restore the hair Thus tho Curtl o
IA HEMEbtUa cure every ffectea ~ itching,
urning. scaly, pimply and blotchy skin, fcalp
and blood diseases, tom pimplrs 20 scrntulA,
from infancy to age, when the best ply icians
iAii.
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BID ECZEMA On RERY.
Head one Solid Sore. Itching AWFUL.
Had to Tie Ills Hands TO Cradle.
Cured by Cuticura

Our little boy broke out on bic head with
bnd torn ~ ecScma, when hO wa four months
o'd We ultd lhrcc doctor, but they did not
help him. We then used yout three uIiCUNA
MnMEuIEA. and hltnr n -Lnu ILnm .lnAnn MnnL.
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s<For BINDERS I'D PRlNTERs.%

THE ELASTIC TABLEriNG COMPOSITION, THE FINEsr
the world for making elastic
Heads,
covering
odor,
creations, Put
at MAuufacturers' prices, az per pound as
RlElAlo nEElHE Z.
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CIV KIN IL - =.
THE
MEDIATION and ATONEMEN !
BY the Late PRESIDENT JOHN TAYLOR.

Fun Paper, Cloth, Fun Leather, sr.ooi Fl
Leather sLso.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN tho Probate Court In and tor salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the Estate Of owen Roberto.
deceased.
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Diny'r skin aud scalp runnei AND beauun,d
1hGl j b, luIIuuhA sow Au.0lnlcIY nuLl.
, 1892-12-07
SAVED TIE BUILDING.
George w. Guilds Encourages the
Firemen while at Work.

George w. Guilds Encourages the
Firemen While at work.
PHILADELPHIA, December THE Public
Ledger building was almost gutted by fire
last evening. The damage was confined
almost entirely to the composing room, but
a torrent of water flooded every floor in
the structure. The loss will probably be
$500 900. The cause Of the fire is unknown.
IL originated in the basement, and through
the air shaft quickly spread to the top
floor The files Of the paper were all saved
and many rare and costly articles in Chili's
private Office, Mr., Childs arrived soon af-
ter the fire started, and posting himself
across the street, watched the building
burn. He assumed charge of affairs and
issued directions in the way Of providing
for the issue Of the paper tomorrow. When
the fremen were at work they were urged
TO greater efforts by the announcement Of
Childs intended to distribute $4,000 among
them for their prevention of the total de-
struction of the building. When the fire
was extinguished Childs provided them
with bountiful refreshments at a neighbor-
ing restaurant. With the exception of
presses, the Ledger has a complete new
plant on Locust street, and today's
paper was there prepared. During the
fire Childs was rendered the uses of the
presses Of every daily and weekly paper in
the CITY.
, 1892-12-07

BRUssEIs, December 7.-Henry ". Cam
non, of the American delegates, has asked
the committee to discuss the proposals of
the American delegates as stated to the
plenary conference. Montefoire Levi,
president Of the conference, opposes the
committees proceeding to discuss the
American proposals. The basis of obiec-
tions are on the ground that the committee
was appointed to discuss a special question
on reference from the conference and that
the American proposals are related to
fundamental principles that would be
better to come within the competence of
the conference. The majority Of the COM
mittee concur in the opinion of Levi. Hon.
E. Terrell, American minister to Belgium,
will give banquet in honor Of the dele
oa toe tofunrroW
, 1892-12-07
How the Treasury stands.

WAsHINeToE, December THE annual
report Of the secretary Of Secretary Of the
Treasury Foster shows the government rev.
enues from all sources during the past fis-
cal year TO have have been $4l3, ,868, ,26O; ex-
penditures, $4l5,953 306, leaving a surplus
of so ,914 ,453. With cash balance in the ma
tional bank redemption fund and a few
small items added, the surplus was SAC, ,750,-
468, which was applied TO the pay
ment of the public debt. Compared
with the fiscal year for 1891 the receipts
have fallen of $82,675, ,972, the principal
losses being customs receipts, $4,000, ,341,
the other hand, there was a gain Of 81 $685.
800 in internal revenue receipts, 81, ,412, ,744
in sales of District of Columbia bonds and
other matters which make up the differ
ence. The interest on the public debt has
decreased Sl4, 169,0l9.
, 1892-12-07


Mayor. W. Robinson.
Treasurer. s. Dobbins.
Assessor-B. M. Price.
Health ofiicer-Dr. VIM A. Newell.
Councilman at large-T. H. Phipps.
Councilman, First ward-C. r. Talcott.
Councilman, Second ward-John Byrne.
Councilman, Third ward-R. B. McCaus-
land.
Councilman, Fourth ward-J. j. Ball
veg.
Councilman, Fifth ward-J. M. Lammon.
Councilman, Sixth ward-C P Giles.
The result of the city election, as given
above, demonstrates that partisan politics
is not popular in Olympia. When it came
to the test Of voting, large number Of
voters who had been in favor of the parti-
san movement confessed their lack Of con-
fdence in "politics in the municipal gov
ernment," by casting their ballots for the
non-partisan candidate for mayor, council
man-at-large, assessor, treasurer, and one
non-partisan councilman. The vote for
mayor shows that Judge J. w. Robinson
was elected by a majority over both O'Brien
and Lord of 1856 and plurality of 3l9. He
had a majority of the votes in all the wards
except the Sixth. where he tied with the
combined vote Of his two opponents. The
vote in the different wards for mayor,
showing the majorities and pluralities for
Judge Robinson, is as follows
The total number of votes cast was s77.
, 1892-12-07
212 1874 531
Other maiorIhes and Pluralities were:

Other majorites and pluralities were:
Treasurer. S. Dobbins, l45 majority.
Assessor B. NJ. Price, plurality %.
Health Oficer-Dr. VIM. A. Newell, plu-
rality 100.
Councilman-at-large-T. H. Phipps, plu-
rality 191.
A curious fact in connection with the
election is that's G. Woodruff was defeated
for the council in his own ward (the Sixth.
but was elected by the voters of the city at
large. In the Fifth ward Olaf Frisch was
defeated by his own constituency but elect
ed by voters in other wards. According to
the ruling of City Attorney Linn the num-
Der of votes cast in each ward for their re-
spectiYe candidates will determine the
result. The gentlemen interested, how
ever, have the right to appeal if they so de-
sire.
In the Fourth ward Ballweg was elected
councilman from that ward Z but Lincoln
received the largest number of votes in the
city at large. The same rule will apply to
, 1892-12-07
New civ Officors .

sons and the snyders." Morning olym-
plan.
, 1892-12-07
lie has a Majority Over Both
Competitors.
The People Of the Capital City
Warmly and Emphatically"
Endorse the Non-Partisan
Ticket.

"Robinson's decisive majority is proof
that the people want some kind of relief"
Morning Olympian.
Mayor Robinson and Governor CdcGraw
will lead the grand march at the inaugural
ball. "-Morning Olympian.
ut was a great night for the snyders, the
Robinsons, the Mottmans and the Fords,
and the Fords, the Mottmans, the Robin
, 1892-12-07

TACOMA, December S.-The returns from
the various cities and towns in the state
show as follows Elected mayor of Fair
haven, A. Mckenzie, republican; mayor Of
Kent, w. III. Overlook, citizens ticket
mayor Of Gilman, p. V. Davis, citizens
ticket; mayor of Chehalis, John Dobson.
citizens ticket mayOrof Whatcom, Thomas
Slade, citizens ticket; mayor of Montesano,
W. II. Bush, republican; mayor Of Pasco,
q. w. Haynie, citizens ticket mayor Of
Ballard, A. II. Pretty, republican.
, 1892-12-07
An offer TO Coin our monev,

BUTTE, Montana, December 7.-superin-
tendent Allen, Of the Butte & Boston min
ing company, has written a suggestive let
ter to the secretary Of the treasury. He
offers to coin all the silver dollars the gov
ernment wants at ninety cents apiece,
putting in them 400 grains of pure silver,
against 37211 in the present dollar. At five
, 1892-12-07
ArnInsf1he HnIIrnnh.

VANCOUVER, B. c., December III Judge
McCreight yesterday delivered judgment
in the application to quash a bylaw grant .
ing bonus of $500, 900 to a local company
formed to connect Vancouver by rail with
the Northern Pacific. The bylaw was up-
held and the case was decided in favor of
the city. Notice Of appeal was given.
, 1892-12-07

The official count of the ballots will be
made at the meeting of the council tomor-
row night and the newly elected officers
will assume control of city affairs on Janu-
ary 10Th. The officers TO be selected by
the council are the city marshal, city attor-
ney, clerk, police justice, city engineer,
street commissioner, chief of the fire de.
partment and driver of the hose reel
Candidates for these positions are already
in the field in search Of powerful friends 10
assist them in one position or another.
, 1892-12-07
win Go Into training.

NEw YORK, December lit is reported
that, on the advice Of Governor Flower
who has tried it himself, Grover Cleve-
land has secured the services Of VIM. Mul-
doom to put him through a course of ath-
letic training to reduce his flesh. Both
Cleveland and his physician refuse to con-
firm or deny the report.
, 1892-12-07
RIg storm fn Texns.

HoUsroN, Texas, December 7.-Meagre
reports from Nacogdoches says a storm
swept through the valley two miles from
there yesterday afternoon, sweeping every
thing before it. Houses, barns and fences
were laid to the ground. As far as learned
only one life was lost, but it is feared more
perished and relief party has been sent to
the scenes
, 1892-12-07

YANcoUvER, B. c., December 7.-The
ship Highlands arrived yesterday from
Port Townsend to load lumber at Hast
ing's mill for Montreal. Tho first cargo
shipped to Eastern Canada from here
around the Horn will consist Of large
timber
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-06-10
suFRIFF,s SALE.

In the District Court of the Thirty-fOurth
judicial district, sitting In and for the
county OF Sherman, in the state of Kansas.
The Anglo-American Land
Mortgage and Agency
company, Plaintiff,
Charles HAL and MinuieV
Hail, A. z. Cady. II. l..
iCUbk, D. Campbell. }. a.
Billings and Robert Hill,
Defendants.
by virtue If an order of sale isened To me
out of said district court, in the above en-
titled action, | will. on Saturday the 25th
day of June, A . D., 1892, at III ole o''clrck,
p. m, of said day, at the east fro 7 door OF
the court house, in the CITY Of Goodland, in
the county OF Sherman, in the state Of KAN
sas, offer at public sale, and sell the Highest
and best bidder for cash In hand, all the
following described real estate, tO-wit: The
southeast quarter " of section twenty
nine (29), township six CO.. south, range
forty-tw0 (42l west, lying and situate In
the county of Sherman, in the state OF Kan
sas. The above described real estate Is
taken as the property of said defendant
and is directed by said order of sale to be
sold, and will be sold without appralse-
ment, to satisfy said order of sale.
SIMON KEMP, Sheriff of Sherman county.
d. II. ETTIEN, Attorney.
Dated at my office in GOOdland, Kas.,
this 3lst day Of May, 1892.
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To the Friends of Reform.

We have reached crisis in the
political history Of our country. The
"confederated industrial organizations
have agreed upon platform andhaye
'called national convention to meet
at'Omaha, July 4, next for hepurpose
of placing IN nomination candidates
for the Office of president and vice
president of the United States. The
forces which we antagonize are un-
scrupulous and backed by unlimited
capital, while on the other hand those
who look to the Omaha convention as
the hope of the republic and the
promise of reform, though great in
numbers are nevertheless poor in purse.
We have no rich corporations or syndi-
Gates upon which to draw for our cam
paign funds We must depend upon
the small contributions from those
'Nwho love justice and equal laws as
'the source of revenue to meet current
campaign expenses While it is be-
leved that all are willing to contri-
butte literally, yet it seems difficult to
-Eeach the public so as to secure timely
and uniform action.
The national committee of the peo-
piles party requests that all who are
in sympathy with the action of the
st. Louis conference and the ends to
Hbe attained by the national convention
which meets at Omaha on the Fourth
'of July next, shall assemble in their
respective counties and localities on
said Fourth day of July, place them
selves in Geographic communication
with Omaha if possible, and that they
then and there take up collection for
Fhe purpose Of raising funds to enable
The national committee to carry on the
campaign. We further request that
the funds be forwarded on July 5, to
M. G. Rankin. treasurer of the ma
tional committee, Terre Haute, Ind.
We trust that the friends will respond
promptly and heartily to this call.
H. Il. TAUBENECK,
Chairman National Committee Peoples
Party,
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SHERIFFS SALE-

First published June 10, 1892.
BY virtue of an order of sale, dated the 9th
day Of June, 1892, issued out of the District
Court In and for sherman county, Kansas,
In an action in said court wherein Frank C'
Prest was plaintiff, and Herbert Il. Swift
and Mrs. Swift, his wife, real, name un-
known were defendants; / will, ON Satur-
day the 18th day Of July, 1892, between the
hours Of 10 q. m. and i p. M, at the east
front door Of the court house, IN the CITY of
Goodland, in said Sherman county, Kansas.
offer at public sale, and sell to the highest
and best bidder, for cash in hand. nil the
right, title and interest of'each and every of
the above named parties in ard to the fol-
lowing real estate, In said state and county.
to.wit; The southeast quarter Of section
thirteen (l3), in township seven ~, in range
thirty eight lSSl west. Said property viii
be sold as directed by sand order of sale.
without appraisement, and subject to a prior
eneumberance Of the palncipal note for
$4,000 and interest set forth IN plaintiff,s
petition, held by stranger to this suit.
SIMON KEMP,
Sheriff Sherman County, Kansas.
BEARDsLEY 6 GkEGORY, ATTORNEYS,
Kansas City, Mo,
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

In the District Court Of the Thirty fourth
judicial district, sitting in and for the county
Of sherman, IN the state Of Kansas:
The Commercial Investment
company of Denver, Col
orado, plaintiff,
vs.,
william j. Crawford, l.. w.
Tulleys, trustees for Clar-
ence X. Hess and Burn
house, Tulleys q CO., de-
PENDANTS
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued to me
out Of said district court, In the above en-
titled action, | will, on Saturday, the 25th
day Of June, A. d., 1892 at O'Clock, p. M.
Of said day, at the east front door Of the
court house, in the city Of Goodland, in the
county of Sherman, In the state Of Kansas,
offer at public sale, and sell to the highest
and best bidder, for cash In hanG, all the
following described real estate, to-wit: The
northeast quarter a. OF section twelve (12),
township six Coy south, range forty (4O),
west Of the 9th p. m, lying and situate in
the county Of Sherman In the state Of Kan
sas. The above described real estate is
taken as the property OF said defendant and
Is directed by said order Of sale to be sold
and will be sold without appraisement, to
satisfy said order Of sale. SIMON KEMP,
Sheriff Of Sherman County.
MARCUS BROWN. Attorney.
Dated at my Office in GOodland, Kas., this
10th dar OF May, 1902.