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state he has CAPTURED tac hearts and cont
dcnee OF the people. The fact makes him a
most uva1Iub.c coudidgte for the vice-presi-
dent Isas way 60 the nomination of Grczh-
am by the peoples party delegates, viii be
much srnooJhed because local leaders lu rhe
marty who aspire TO legislative or congress
sfouaI positions in their respective states
viii know HhRt the nomination OF Gresham
would mean the birth of now boom that
would carry them triumphautly into Office,
when with any other candidate they might be
defeated. The Kline has now arrived IN this
peoples party movement when its managers
lrs becoming polite 4ney desire % win
victories and not to score defeats, as has
been the case ia their political struggles ia
the past 1t is ominOus FOR both of the old
parties that the peoples party has come %
r,-c5pnizc that both policy and wiadom re-
rtslre the nomination of d presidential cundi-
date who can command the zuhruges aud
confidence CT the great middle class OF Amer
i,,t. Without whose aid NJ political vlltory
can be scored. Judge Gresham Is looked
upon as a patriot statesman OF the Lincoln
tyne There is an Impression abroad among
the great common people that he would give
the country a lofty admlnistrati0n along the
old democratic lines OF the fathers. This
conviction on the part Of the masses is uu
element Of strength, and has partiallties thai
cannot be ovsrestIInRted. 1t may be said iI
his connection that the solid democratic
south has as truly vanished from that section
! as human slavery.
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TIE MnTEOFOLIrAlr nDrrOE.

Here is a speech reported to have
been made by one of them at q ban
quet gwen TO the members of the press
of New York City. His toast was
IAN independent Press:
There is no such thing in America
as an independent press, unless it is
out in the country towns. You are all
slaves. You know it, and 1 know it.
There is not one OF you who dare ex-
press an honest opinion. If you ex-
press it you know beforehand that il
viii not appear ia print I AN paid
$40 per week for keeping honest
opinions out OF the paper i am con-
uectod with. Others are paid similar
salaries ion doing similar things. IL I
should allow honest opinions 10 be
printed in one issue Of my paper, ike
QthslIo, my occupation would be gone.
The business of IA leading journalist in
TO distort the truth, TO lis outright,
to pervert, viIiify, to fawn at the feet
OF mammUu, and TO sell his country
and his race for daily bread. OF for
what is about the same, Isis salary.
You know this and 1 know it, and
what f00leIy to be toastiug an .iude-
pendent press We are the tools and
vassals or rich men behind the scenes.
We ara jun-ping-jacks. They pull the
string and we dance. Our time. our
talent, our possibilities are All the
property of other meu- We are intel
l0cJUGl PrustituJss-
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THE FRANsPORrArION QUESTION

Upon the railroad plank there is some
division among US. L can but urge
that every citizen study the situation.
The railroads now are the public
highways.
No privats corporation should have
the arbitrary power to levy tolls upon
the traveller, his express, his freight or
his communications with his fellow
man through telegrRphs or telephones.
The public highways should DO open
to all the people alike.
Give tine corporations the power to
levy tolls at will, and they acquire a
mastery over your business which you
can never shake OF. Every invest
ment you make is at them mercy
Legislators cannot control them. On
the other hand they easily. control
Legislatures.
They have absolute power over labor.
They cnn destroy or create cities
They can close harBors as they did at
Port Royal. They can destroy any
business as they did the truck and
melon trade. They can tazs all the
profits from the lumberman, tile cattle
raiser, the coal miner, the cotton raiser
OF the manufacturer.
Feeling this. mine owners have com
biued with the railroads ana the com
bInatIou divides TIE tribute they exact
from yiie consumer. The oil producer
does likewise, and "a giant monopoly,
destroys all competition and lays its
buf,isu upon every home in the land.
IN few years the opportunity 10 re-
sist VI i'll hays passed by, and We viii
I have a dictatoriaI Unsuitable system of
consolidated railroads before which
courts and magistrates viii be utterly
helpless.
State cOmmissions do not control
rates, and never VIII.
National commissions do not control
rates, and never can.
Only the wilfu!ly blind refuse to see
this.
The profoundest statesmen have said
the only solution is government own
ersllip.
The best authorities about economic
questions, sag tho same thing.
The people must oyvH or DE owned
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THE success Of tho peoples party
viii never be complete until there Is a
perfect unity of action between the
three great industrial CIusses-tLs
farmer, the wage-worl1er and the Iegiti-
mate merchant. 1t is q rule IS old as
history that when the farmer is pros
porous the other two classes ars equEI-
Iy so. Nobody ever heard of a time iu
America when there was q stagnatiOu
ia business but that 1t struck tile
farmer first. When agriculture is
FRUSTRATED, then crime and starvation
stalk abroad in Ihe towns and cities.
When agriculture prospsrss then mon
| y IUaasrs and stock gamblers are uu-
happy.-EI.
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AN HONEST DOLLAR"

From the Larnod LRep-l Chronoscope.
The farmers Uf Kansas and Mis-
souri, do not pretend to have great
knowledge OF skill as huaucier5. Their
acquaintance with money is limited
Chiefly to All understanding of its pur-
poses and uses. They, therefore, do
not greatly appreciate all the talk
among the politicians and in the
newspapers about an honest dollar. - (
To them Uu honest dollar is one that
performs 100 cents worth of honest
service, without regard TO whether the
metal Al 1t il worth eighty OF seventy
or sixty cents. They do not know how
low the Intrinsic value Of a silver dollar
may fall without impairiug Its currency
value, but they do know that So
called seventy dollar is just as
good to them MS Il gold dollar, SO long
as it will pay of as much debt, or buy
as much land or stock OF merchandise.
The western farmers cannot be
made to think less OF the silver dollar
by hearing politicians arTRigu it as "a
dishonest dollar. Whenever it ceases
to perform the uses of Il dOllar-Wheu
it fails to buy 100 cents worth of the
commodities which farmers equire in
their business and in their households,
then they Will see where the dishonesty
comes in, but not till then. Money is
valuable as such only for its uses, The
intrinsic worth is regarded as import
ant merely 10 give il the desired cur
reucy value. If the silver dollar, as
matter Of fact, possesses 100 cents
currency value with only 20 cent S
worth of metal iii it, the masses would
Just as lief have dishonest silver dol
lars ass'hOnest" gold dollars.
The politicians and capitalists make
q mistake in attempting to convince
the country that the present silver
currency is not honest money. The
result is likely to be the reverse of what
they desire. BY emphasizing the fact
that the silver dollar contains only 20
cents worth of metal or less, they do
not discredit the dollar, but they dis
credit the idea that it is necessary for
dollar to have any intrinsic yulGe at
all. The farmer or WurkiHgman Tea-
SONS that if q 7O-Ceut dollar buys as
much aus a gold dollar, "a 5O-cent Oh g
I 25-cent dollar bearing tile legal tender
stamp might 10 the same.
The above extract contains very
/ good doctrine on the silver question
aud our only surprise is it that Should
/ be found i'll republican paper of So
late date. This article is in accord
with the republican platform of two
years ago. and also with the sentiment
of the republican state senate a little
over a year ago, but since then orders
have come from Wall street, that free
silver coinage cannot be allowed and
politicians who frame tho republican
platform swiftly and subnlissivly obey
command. The Cb1OBoscopc seems I,
be kicking against the order, but i
Will have to fall into line as soon a
the conventions are held, for the ad
yocates of free silver will have no in
nuence in republican conventions thi
year. The word ] as CoI.e fort TIA
the fight is to be made for tho NcKin
ley bill and AN honest dollar
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q JACOB GOULD SCHUR0IAE, the newly
elected president Of Cornell university,
is only thirty-eight years Old. He has
been 1t the heal of the Sage School Of
philosophy at Cornell for the past six
years and has brought it to 50 high "A
STANDARD that students with doctors
degrees from German universities go
there TO complete their studies and
carry on further researches.
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EDUCATIONAL.

1fANlbIs FOR THE sCIIOoL-l;oo1E.
Aatz The teacher, SO is the school.
BE what you wish your pupils 10 be-.
Convince your pupils that YOU
believe I'm education
DO nothing TO lower "a pupils self
respect.
Eamestuess VIII make even a DUH
study Interesting.
Fusten every principle by frequent
repetition.
Genueness. Justice and dru.nsss are
the essentials OF influence
Have no pets OF favOrites.
1t is what q child does Tor himself
and by himself that edueates him.
Justice must be the basis Of all rules.
Know what you propose to leach.
Let your pupils sec that you would
do as you request them 20 do if an
their places,
4fouOtOny in school means the end
OF usefulness.
Never punish pupils, or even speak TO
pupils when angry.
One chief purpose Of ms tructiOu is to
create and foster @ zeal for study
Politeuess in the teacher secures 20
likeness an the pupil.
Questions should follow each Other
in a natural manner.
Resistance is due TO Ignorance OF the
human Will.
Success in government turns on the
dsfJ presentation OF motive.
The best government reaches It
ends indirectly.
Unite irmness and good nature.
Whether a subject yields discipline
/ to the pupil, depends on the name
in which it is JaBEht.
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The mUdsomest lady in Eiusley re-
marked to "a friend the other day that
she know Eemp's Bulsum for the
throat and lungs was q superior rem
edy, as iU stopped her cough instantly
when other cough medicines had mo-
effect whatever. So to prove this and
convince you OF it's merit any drug
gist viii give you a sample bottle free.
Large size so cents and 81 90.
have secured "a Hrst-cIuss workman
who comes we'll recommended from
his latg employ er. All work guuruu-
tesd--II. n SchuatterIy, jeweIcr, 9th
street, near railroad tTack.
Allow a cough to ran until it gets
beyond the reach of medicine. They
often say, sob, it viii wear away. --
but i'm most cases it wears them away
Could they be induced TO try the Sue
cessful medicine called Kemp'5 Baisam
which is sold on a positive guarantee
to cure, they would Immediately see the
excellent effect after taking the first
dose. Price so cents and SI-OO.
I can, and viii, save you money OF
paint and wall paper-M. DeTsr.
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JERRY SIMPSON, last week, after a
hard struggle in the committee of the
whole in tho House, succeeded in sscur-
ing the adoption of an amendment to
the suuGry civil appropriation bill 10y
Which sB6,0OO of the appropriation is
TO be devoted to typographical surveys
and experiments in western Kansas,
Nebraska, Dakota, ami Oklahoma, for
the purpose of aEesrtguiug the most
Practicable methJa OF irrigutiHc the
arid land in that section OF the coun-
try. BY the amendment secured
through Jerry's efforts, this money
must lie expended in the western por-
tion Of the states mention. If this
amendment had not been made tile
sou, geo would have been spent in the
eastern states. y strong dght was
made 10y the members Interested in
having The money 20 e,tst to defeat the
amendment. Jerry's success was IL
triumph of parliamentary skill and
logical argument, and although he was
opposed by Holman, and several old
yLsld experienced Haanbers of the House,
ne essFtisst the House with him and
secured the adoption of liis amend
ment- Tie people Of western Kansas
have been clamoriug for sgieh-;,n uppro-
priati0n for number Of years. but
Jerry Simpson is The nrst member of
eoiigress who lss's succeeded IN getting
anything for thEHa, and yet1he smart
sleek republican, penny-a-liners talk of
jerTy's iIlsiElliiirsailce ana lack If isfiti-
sl2ee.
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FIrstpuBIIsaud Stay a.th, 1872
sHEELEr-s s.LE-

30 the district court OF Edwards county,
Tha Esn5as Mortgage Company, a corpora
EIgElr u-lI1Iiffr
George 81 Guauu- 81. n EuDb. r. o. Smith,
Lhouaaz a. Page and The E-l7' ards County
lluE- corporation. aglel1ll-5-
UV virtue aL aH order OF safe issued SO me-
ugl OF sId district court iu the ado cen cried
A. D. ie- between. . and q CLOCK D. d. OF -lalQ
days al Lng front luuF of tEg Court House tl
the CITY OF Eius-er- Iu Iue cuuuLy OF l1arll
iu rhe state az kausazs uler ar Pasl-- sale
and cell 60 che uLEhesl and ua-l nluAeT- lur
cash Eu uuul- Ill Lae lollaE7luz aez-rl--1 real
estate. rss-Tsll- The south n- or t-e -.'Lt't
Isezr uuurtar Ut sect ion 500 twenty --.E as 90
township no. l7Te7t g-sl1 40 range = % nine
teen. aE- west OF tlg Gln T. 81 4lauE ana
slturts 81 tH1 county uf Edwards Ga the state
uE AuEala-
Ihe aloua-I1El-Illed real estate -s taken 1z
l ur0riaHr- 90 SAID uGuGIu EEr lltl t- .-il-1t
ca % H5id lrfer OF SAFE 70 be Sold ana " D. -
sold without suurI l1aiEl-lE- 70 asl4l4-L sa'a
order OF sale H. 90 laL l-A- --L-1-
EhurIT OF Edwards county Kansas
Albert WaEElEl
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In the dIHI ict court OF Edwards county, kan
by virtueof an order Of suIo, Issued out OF
tho district count Lu ana for said county and
state iu au action tu Baird court therein EHCH-
ger if- Jones' was ulaluflu aud Thomas Eim-
met and sophia ErIumet, his wife. C. W. nc
Clglluud1 j. o.. Adams manager of the FnCipa
s. HigcluW M lndmiH Company. % corporation.
she Phelps s. Eiuelvw WiuuIalll Company. O.
corporation ID. n Fryer IT, b. Stevens, the
Farmers Loan s. Trust Company OF kansas
"a corporation Orlando ~ Clstcuu. "A. Lew
ciyu Jones ana P O.. walton trusleusr o. r.
Ca=tecu, #, g Eobson 4ud Lew S- Gould,
assiEures of tnc Farmers Loan s. Trust COM
uuuF OF fluu4sl5z "a corporation were defend
Hnt5, viii on Houduy the 5Itl 4uy or Iay,
lsa- between t5e hours of aud O'Clock q. p.
city OK klusieyr county OF Edwards, state OF
Kansas oyer for sale at public auction and
sell tu the highest bidder FOR cash lu band.
ala the following described real property
situated in che county uE Edwards and state
OF Kansas lDHTIF=
The ulutl-ca=L quarter OF section twenty
elk go ia township twenty-five Iall south
range eighteen .l1Is west of tuc och Pc lT-s COM
said property VIII ug sold as the property
OF the above. named defendants without
apprHi semeuts 20 satisfy the uIaiul4 us claim
ot Gil1sll therein gud cod interest thereon
and custs and lCcrutuE costs EaelgillF 90
the said order uf sale r. &c no IllELs.
sEarIz af Edwards county, Kansas.
ChHE. u. Erwin and w a. French
Attorneys Tor piaiuLln-
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DIR, Gums Improved Liver Pills o.
account of their mild action are espvc
tally adapted for correcting spring dis
orders, such as impure blood, tired
brain ami aching and worn out body
They act promptly on Tire liver and
kiducysi drive out all impurities from
the blood and malaria from the system
Only one pill for a dose. Try them
this spring. Sold at 25Cts q box 10y
Porter 81 60, KIusley, ks.
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This remedy IS sure cure for all
diseases of the throat and lunEs.caused
by taking cold. 1t viii stop a cough
in one night, no matter how severe. Il
is just what its name implies, AN onion
syrup, compounded IN such manner as
TO do away with the unpleasant taste
and odor of the vegetable. When in
need of ID cure For q cough or cold, try
it. Scots "a bottle. Sold by Porter s.
CO., KinsIey. Kansas.
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THE republican papers at last are
to concede that the alliance
in the south is not "a democratic aid
society, and are gleefully predicting
that the electoral votes of the Caro-
.llTpgs and Georgia at least VIII go to
the peoples party candidates, and that
the democratic nominee will be beaten
even if lie gets New York, if the repub-
licans can hold the west in line.
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EAHslEHs oLUn aLEErIaa.

The Wayne Township Farmers Club
viii meet on the 18th day of June, at
J. II. Stuart's, lJhe Norton ranchl
three miles west Of Lewis.
j. q. MARSHALL, Sect.
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THE Osborn county NeJgs Informs
its readers that it can 10 longer stand
by the principles of the party conduct
ed as the democratic patty is at this
time, and that heucsfQrth it will take
Jap the peoples cause, and be found
working for the peoples party.-AJi-
{ene Monitor.
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Itching piles are known by moisture
like pres SEPARATION, causing intense itch
ing when warm. Tins form us well as
Blind, bleeding OF PrutrHdiug, yield
aU once to DIT. Busauk0's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly on parts affected
stbsUrUs tumors, alluys itching and eff
feCts 20 permanent cure scots. Drug
gists or mail Circulars free. Dr.
Bosanko. 800 Arch st., Philadelphia
Pa. Sold 10y Porter s. Co., kgnsleg KS.
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BuERIFFs sALE.-No 1872
Ia the district court of Edwards county, SKATE
OF kansas.
me American Investment Company, plain
uur
Thomas e.. WiIlugEuby. Elizabeth WIIouEu-
by aud d. 81 JsuoruG g 90, a corporation,
defendant.
Ey virtue OF lu order of =uIs Issued tn me,
out of suIl district court iu tlIu uugNe-euu IgA
action 4 WILL ON Monday the 18Th day OF
OF GuIu uuyr uL tHg front door or tho court
house Iu the city of Alusley- lu tLe county OF
Edwards. LU tine state OF hHu=uss Ua-E nt
public sale, and sell TO tuU highest and best
bidder tor cash lu lHuus all inc tu-41HF4la
described real estate lu-Wlr5
The southeast quarter OF section fourteen
.trsFu hip twenty three SOUTH range LW eurl1
west of the ttu o. Lu-r -5 luE and -il Iute ln tAl
county OF Edwards iu LuC stltr OF Kansas.
The above described real estate VIII De sold
without lpUrUi-gWeutr 10 satisfy zlll order
OF sale subject 10 o. prior lien of ls.s-g4z
10 O. ROBERTS
" IL French ElerEE OF Edwards Co.. hu5,
LJJuruey FOR pluiutlE,
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ADD ono to our number. Since the
defeat of the Bland bill, the Cincin-
natl Enquirer, the leading democratic
paper of Ohio, has come out squurely
for our party and free silver
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EVEN in the west democrats are not
solid upon tho question OF free coinage.
The Kansas democrats demand that
the silver dollar shall be equal in value
to the gold dollar. NeBr5lska demo
Gratis and democrats OF other states
have made the same demand. The
democrats Of Wisconsin were especially
emphatic upon this question. They
say:
We maintain that the true interests
of the people demand sound, honest
and stable money, composed OF, OF
based on and redeemabIo In gold and
SILVER coin OF equal intrinsic value.
We therefore oppose the project OF uu-
limited coinage Of silver dollars of leEs
commercial value than gold dollars as
uuuamOcratic, dishonest, and specially
hurtrul to the farmers and labOring
classes, the first and most defenseless
victims Of unstable money and a fuC-
tuEtiug currency.
This is mighty good republican doc
triue,-LeaUcuJCOrth Times.
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First Publication May 10th. 1872.
SHEHIEF's SALE
no 1873.

IN the district court OF Edwards county, state
of huuEus-
Eiizabeth Jane Smith. Plaintiff,
Hosea BE- Denny Defendant
IIy virtue OF Hu order os sale issued 90 me-.
out OF said district court ll the above en-
rteiu action Will ON AIuullgr tire 2Itu day OF
june A. De 1882 between lWu and four
O'Clock % me OF said day. al tine front door OF
the court house iu the city of kluslegs In flv
county OF Edwards. iu the state of Kansas.
uuer az public sale and eel 20 che highest
and best bidder Tor cash lu ulucs alI Eug rll
lowing described resi- estate TO Wits
An undivided uueaallEl IA6I OF au undivided
two thirds fafI OF the southeast quarter Of
section twenty f-IIr GA towns hip LE6n ETHEIE o.
f-iIs south of range seventeen laI west
ct the eth p. Sc lying and situate
ln the county OF El7Tur1z1 i'm the state of
= auEal-
with GpHisiEe uluur. 20 satisfy said order or
h. G- EDEEKTE-
SlgriI OF Edwards county
W. "a EHEuLT4-
Attorney Tor plaintiff
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

PUBLICATION NOTICE
Land once at Laruad. kuusas
1Ily Zuu- lev
Notice l5 hereby given that the following,
named settler has fled notice OF His Intention
tu make anal proof In support OF mis- claim,
and that said proof viii be made before ruC
probate judge of Edwards county, at EiusIey,
Kansas. ON June llrH. ISI2- EiEs-
WILLIAM h. GDRDLEF. q. r, No. 1u5UT.
for tho BE- e sec T. Up 4ir 80 range 10 west
He nam the following witnesses 90 prove
his continuous residence upon and cuItivu,
ton Of, laid land Wis > W LiECus, Thos Van
Ostraulr Asa ACrehead, John W Hanson, aIl
OF z-lualcg-r Kansas
n. p. WOLCOTT. Register.
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First published April z1lh Is-z,
sIIE-iIEFs SALE.

Ina the district court within and Tor the CCuu-
b of Edwards lu the state Of kansas
phuuu A. Chandler plaintiff.
w. 10 Hobbs, EIaml i. ~. Hobbs Nlutfa
ID hduguIa ana Ls Hts Etlruuu1-. her husband
Tho Lawrence NurlluIl Sank aud The Eirzr
National Bank OF lruul1ls Ohio. defendants
Esv EfrtuC or lu Order on sale Issued 90 u e.
ont gf said district court il llo aulEe-euritIel
action d will on AluuuFs the ll-l day OF
NAV. q. de EsIE- between = ana q O'Clock.
m o. said day, ut the front door OF the court
house Iu luc city or hll.=leE lu Eul county or
"a 1Fnrtls, Iu rle state OF ilgua-ss 0Eor no pub
fIg sale. and cell 20 the highest aud best bio
der. for cas- b lE- hand. co llLL -ll-1l
real estate. to-.its
lots twenty cine I'D ana thirty 100 90
block ufrE--LluE IaEI lu EIreEuus addition %
the city ~ klusigy lgssE and 5ituHted lH -ll
county of Edwards lu Lul state OF hlu6lta.
The .GHuFg described real e5flru VIII De- soto
gsIa D. o. HolEtfLa
sheriff uI awards county Kansas
Balm e. FHr+-z-aLl lrIay Tor plaintiff.
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Fi5st gle..s.l9n sl-r Ista. Isss.

Flrsr tlN-l97tliou alaE ldlls I--a.
suEhlEt s. SALE--eu. rz18-
In lhe district court OF Edwards county, state
uL Kansas
William D. Leonard. plaintiff,
Samuel aleu- lafcljluE-
10y virtue OF au urdIer OF sale issued Co me.
out OF said @ i1rrlcr court pa rEa above entitled
action, WI, on lorday- che litH cas- %
d uul5 Oh Do 1882 ualHTal l 3 lgIu l 'Cruls
OF said day lt the front door OF the court
house en- tug city OF Aiu5lggs iu tHs 5uuury OF
~ ards lu LlD state Oh Kansas otter lL pub
lie sale ana cell Co the highest and best bid
uett Tor cash lu haud, a4l Elg follow iu SIDE
6rElugu real estate town.
The southeast yuarter OF secLiun thirty
tuurr township l1EaLlLI-siE south EluEe TWEEN
I've west OF the 0Ll p. cuutullIu 1r 400 acres
ulure OF less lying auu sltuula lu The county
OF Edwards iEl the state or Kansas
lle uhoFU-lezlrlt bed real estate viii be -uld
without rppralsl .Lluuts 20 glglsry said order of
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