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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03
PAID OFF THE MEN,.
Brawny Toilers in the Great
Homestead Steel Works
Get Their Wages.
CLOSING THE SALOONS.
The Advisory Committee Takes
Action to Prevent Disorder.
MERCHANTS DO A BIG BUSINESS.
Three-Fourths of the Mems Wages Paid
Into the Local Stores.
CLOSING THE SALOONS.
MERCHANTS DO A BIG BUSINESS.
Three-Fourths of the Mems Wages Paid
Into the Local Stores.
A VERY QUIET DAY in THE BOROUGH
rrRoM A STAFF CORRESPONDENT. ]

fFRoM STAFF CORRESPONDENT
HOMESTEAD, July To-day 90 of the
% barrooms located within Homestead
have been closed at the comparatively
early hour of s in the evening;
authorized agents have iEnited the gas
in two of the limestone furnaces in mill
No. ., familiarly known as the open hearth
department, and last, but by no means least,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03
BLAND HURRIEs TO WASHINGTON.
Tho Passage OF the Free Silver Bill by the
Senate Hastens Him.

mo Fsssage OF The Free Silver Bill by the
Senate Hastens Him.
LEBANON, Mo-, July 2.-Congressman
Bland has this to say regarding the passage
of the silver bill: 81 will leave on the
first train to-day, and be in Washington in
time to renew the fight in the House by
next Tuesday. l had intended remaining
at home until after the Congressional con-
vention on the 18th, but this news takes
me back at once, and will try to have q
free coinage bill through the House, in
spite of the opposition to it"
Mr. Bland says he never doubted the
sincerity of Speaker Crisp as free coinage
man, and thinks the bill can now be speed
lily brought to vote in the House.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03
C,ark,on,s Ca l to the Learue.

NEW YORK, July flames s. CIarkson,
President of the National League of Repub-
lican Clubs, to-day issued a circular fixing
the date for the Leagues convention Sep
tember 1, at Buffalo.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03

being pay day, cannot be held in check. If
the gas is not turned Off we cannot be re-
sponsible for any act that may be COM
mitted. Respectfully submitted,
ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
No reply has yet been received from Mr..
Wood. TANNER
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03
Favette,s Democratic Chairman.

UNIoNTowN, July 2.-[Specia. ]-At q
meeting Of the Democratic County Com
mittee this afternoon, William H. Graham
was chosen Chairman over J. R. Gray. of
Dunbar, the Boyle-Mestrezat candidate.
Graham has been Secretary of the County
Committee for two years, and was Colonel
Searight's candidate.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03

wHEELrNG-River6 feet inches and stationary.
Degradation Queen, Cincinnati Mayfower,
Cincinnati.
CTNCINNATI-River1 Is feet and falling. Departed
Hudson. Pittsburg; Buckeye State, Memphis.
Cloudy and warm.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03
80, $50 July IA, 1884 I76 50

All of the above named were insured
without their knowledge or consent. and
though the insurance in some instances was
written az high as eight years ago, and is
still in force, the insured are living in bliss
ful ignorance of that fact.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03

amount at the German Deposit Bank for
discount. 1t was discovered that both were
rank forgeries. The man who presented
the notes fled. Officers are ON the track.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03
Monarchs Win.

Two frsts and one second prize won on
Monarchs at the Three AS annual spring
meeting yesterday. Monarchs for sale only
by the PIttsbuIg Cycle Company, in red,
white, blue, bronze and black enamel.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03
The Woods Ia Fu,, of,Em-

Or rather Schenley Park will be tomorrow.
or what? Why Worths ana Monarchs. See
them. Bronze, black. red, white and blue
enamel. Only at Pittsburg Cycle Com.
pany's salesrooms 426 and 42s Wood street
and Center and Ellsworth avenues
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03
The wood, \, FuII of ,Em.

Or rather Schenley Park will be tomorrow
Or what? Why, Worths and Monarchs. See
them. Bronze. black, red. white and blue
enamel. Only at PittsburI Cycle Com.
pany's enlesroorne, A26 and A9e Wood street
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03
RIVER NEWS AND NOTES.
Louisville Items-The Stage Of Water and
the Movements Of Boats.


ESPECIAL TELEGRAMs TO THE DISPATCH.1
LOUISVILLE. July 2.-Business good. Weather
cloudy. River falling. with feet inches In the
canal and feet the falls. The Grace Morris
left for Salt river this morning. Tho Alice Brown
and H. F. Frisbie with tow came up this morning
Departures for Cincinnati, Fleetwood: for Car
roliton. Big Kanawha; for Evansville, James
Guthrie.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03
ELOPERs WHO DIDN'T ELoPE

The Young Man Arrested for Knocking His
Mother Down at the Depot
Frank Eshman, q years old, son of a
saloonkeeper on Fifth avenue near Magee
street, was arrested this morning at the
Union station by Officer Grady. He was
in company with pretty young woman,
who lives on Our alley, Sixth ward With
them vert two other young men and two
other women. Eishman was awaiting a
train, to go with the woman he accompanied
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03
What Upper Gauges Show
The News From Below.

ALLEGHENY JUNCTToN-River feet and sta.
tionary. Weather cloudy and pleasant.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03
"a Policy. Policy. Amt,

q 15c. 2 6S7. AZ Mch. 4, 1889 Sl3S 90
SO Soc. l. 2ss. s4s d" .. 1886 lao 90
90 25c. 2, 1ss, 4l4 ~ 1888 ITO 90
4s s5c. I,oeo, 7ss Aug. 3. 1885 Dos 90
26 10c. 80, $50 July IA, 1884 l76 So
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03
me and ad-
dress.

j. w. Weaver,
932 n. 18th ST.
Mary A. Sharp,
7l8 n. 18th st. .
John Dougher-
ty, 1911 Parish
ST. ..-....
lillian Derrin-
ger. 1909 Cam
bridge st. ..-.-.
Frank Mayer.
1918 Newkirk
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-30

upon the editors of the state. It IS
their duty 80 mould publiC sentiment
and keep constantly before tlte peOpl6
the great uacd 0f q change in the DuD-
lie policy Which has hePn pursued uy
the republican party of snIs state Tor
many years Ergre6 thar IHe re-
Enumeration for such services as orr
newspapers have rendered ia this
struggle is entirely Inadequate. bat
believe that cur editors are inspired
10y more lofts purpose than q mere
financial consideration.
trust great pleasure and profit may
result fiOLa this present meeting
various members Of your association
and believe me TO Ie
Your sincere friend.
7. d LEV zLLIlIG-
The following officers or the assoc Ia
ton were elected for the ensuing
year: President, a. n. Stewart; vice
president, W. Il. French; secretary
treasurer s. BIcLaliin; executive com
mittee, ". II. II. Wakefield, q. E..
Kites, C. s. Davis.
That article of the constitution re-
curing tile annual meeting 10 be held
at the same time and place as the
state alliance was stricken out.
The next meeting of the association
was appointed at Kingman six months
from the date of this meeting.
A vote of thanks was rendered to
Everybody's Club of Topeka for the
use OF their hall tor tile session.
On motion the session adjourned.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-30
AoSElEGTEE1SZ II.

But I need not specify further We
ought 70 agree before this session
closes upon e plan Of action s0r Tho
coming year. Let us always fight for
truth as God gives us light 20 see it,,
for the interests Of humanity, and for
"a broader, deeper ami more universal
application of the principles OF equity
and justice in all business and political
action.
brothers of the reform press, have
we put on the armor for action fla our
noble caIIingg If so We shall be amply
rewarded. If not, we shall fail as we
deserve to. But we shall not fail. In
the future I see a nation Of fresmeu
rejoicing in e. freedom and a manhood
that the world has not yet seen, and
with reverence they look upon tile
forces that have contributed to the
production of environments that mike
their freedom possible, and one of the
factors which they recognize as being
most potent therein is the public press.
and especially that part of it boom Of
human oppression and tyranical pluto
cru ic rule TOR the destruction OF the
conditions which make milliOnaiTes
and pHUpgrs the principal products of
this portion of The earth most BUUnti-
fully endowed and de signed for better
purposes, and they shall rise up and
say blessed are they who JHugIt The
busy political world the better way. '
Have VIC enlisted for the war;
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-30

4. V. POwDEELY has an able arti-
Gle on government ownership Of rail.
roads in the December Aresa. He
shows, on tho highest authority, that
railways are public highways. Con-
Eress las attempted to exercise its
right to control them by passing the
interstate commerce law. After a
test of five years the interstate conf
MERGE commission las failed to reform
81 single one of the abuses which tile
Trainer Of the bill had in view. a
railroad manager testified before tile
commission;
Rates arc absolutely sdemorslIzod; neither
clippers. passengers. railways nor tho pub
lie make anything by this state Of affairs.
Certain shippers arr allowed heavy rebates
while Others are made 10 pay fun rates. The
management is dishonest on alI sites. and
theirs is mot ruld ia the country that can be
accused Of living up 60 she Interstate law.
The tendency towards concentration
of vast railroad interests in the hands
Of Il few has reached that point where
managers Mcleod ana Huntington
openly declare ll.stt all roads in the
country should be under the manage
Insgt OF ole syndicate having absolute
control. With such governmental
control as We have there is nothing t.
prevent such consolidation whenever
the railway directors so viii it. 1t IL
admitted by practical railroad mer
that thirty million dollars are annual,
expended by the roads us u political
corruption fund. The chief objection
urged ssatnst government ownership
els tliat the railroads would be convert
ed into vast political machines control
ling the votes Of The employees. Will
the Questioning mind of the Peopl,
quio keued as il is, AN item of thlrt,
million dollars would not escape de
lection 10 used to deliauch voters. Til,
Australian ballot law will soon pre-
vail in all he states and help to secur.
independent voters. Under govern
Iuent Ownership. savings would b,
effected of the 8rly million dollars nov
expended as secret rebates to railway
,lirectois Interested in the trusts, o
the thirty millions annually distribute,
ia Passrs, ANA enormous lawyers fees
strikes would be at sa end. tIie eight
hsur system OF labor would be Czt,,b
iisle,f, AMI lives of employees protected
These reforms. followed by The iniativ,
Ald referendum. ~ iiI enable The pcopI,
10 Sustain u party ia power when right
All -Istiir 'Ia It 'v'l5a wrong
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-30

TIE London Chronicle, speaking Of
tho OmaiiH convention and the rise Of
the peoples party, says: '.Such is the
program Of the growing industrial ele-
ment- There is nothing revolutionary
in 1t, and, excepting the demand fOr
tree silver, there is 10 quackeFy in it.
/ t is The sober and righteous demand
of IL republic la name to be converted
into a republic in fact. But neither OF
the two great parties can respond to
these claims. II looks as if America
was gradually drifting into Il condition
parallel TO that existing at the time
the free soil party was formed, and ais
if all tile brightest and most promis,
ing in American life WIS about Il
slowly form party of real reform
Cteyeiamd las great opportunity
, viii lie embrace it?''
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TIE growth Of opinion in this couH-
fry ia favor of government ownership
or railways, the Telegraph and tele-
phone systems, and in favor Of mum-
crpai ownership Of all municipal mon
O2olieS, is simply remarkable. That
the complete ownership and operation
nf all cur great public and national
monoPOhes VIII soon become a fact,
there seems to be no reasonable doubt.
Tie time WIS, in this country, wien it
5Nyus thought to be impossible for the
government to manage tile postal SER
vice. That day has gone by. To-day
many good meaning people think the
government could not manage the rail
roads. the telegraph and tbe-teleploue.
Pho day will soon come when this pos
sibiIity viii come There is no othel
way to settle the railroad question
Minneapolis PROGRESSIVE dye
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-30

- FIRST Published December f6tE 1881
b, lly virtue or an oFszg-E of sale issued uuf OF
tita 'lctfreL court or Edwards county. HgEnsHa
y herein a e ~ heeIoCE wac pIafufffF ana F7r7.I
IS ~ me A!phresllL Hiue, T. q llead. 4 a I5cHI,
sa1-ts- p ltcitl- " lcGuE NlE4lfe. The Furluer5
E-o-- 81 Eu-E company OF Kansas ~ 90 stew
ems % D Ca5reeur Levi g Could and D q Hob
59L az lssiEuec5 Qt The Farmers luau 8
As-1s eoL4 gIuE 81 kansas. were dcEe5 tduuLs
WI on 4l9Hliy- the 10th day Luuuary, Isl5
lelfeeu tue hours OF . o'clock. D. on and Z
<. clues q uI ut the front door OF the courI
nol1e DO tAlustcF lu tho county OF Edwards
ana state OF Nalsaaz7 GLer for sale az public
auction and sell 20 the highest bidder for cas- B
li htt14 a-l tle ElEaLr title and interest OF Llg
Lpnte named defendants lu and TO rhe follow
any -ellElueI real property situated iu the
county OF Edwards and state Cd Kansas 10
wlgF
the north cast p or section ID i'm TOW ughfr
"a south of range 20 west
said property ia levied upon as the proper
~ OF the above named defendants uuu viii bl
sold without appra-seuleuu To- satisfy plant
lI @ claim rI call-lsI herein with interest au5
costs and ucgEuIuE costs IE u fLDEELEr5- -
5herlu ct Edwards county Kansas
Huston 3 Mg uIloch urLuruugs-
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The official retains from the south,
Of tie presidential vote, shows sur
Prising falling of in the republican
vote, and presHge the extinction Of
=thatzpHrty in the south. No republic
can votes at ali we're polIed in FIorida,
their vote being divided between the
peoples party aud the prohibition
party. Ia ALBANIA the republican
party cast 9.197 votes all told. as
against 58 .oo0 in 1888. Ia the entire
state g Mississippi the republicans
mustered only / ,40G votes. III South
Carolina they cast 1885 ont Of 70
000 votes. III Tennessee the vote fell
of 89 900 from that of 1883. Virginia
shows loss of over $1,000 since 1855.
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Firs5 Published December 5rh Isss-
State of Kansas lz-
% ne district euurt in aud for the county
Ebeugzer H. j oucas plaintiff.
THOMAS Elmmet, sophia Zimmet- his wife, c.
W McClclinud. ) Q adams. Illlilll-er t-ilel -
= IiEeloT Wlnd .-i4l e.lnl'5a qi g. Z %
a corporation. h. 81 Fryer, defcudlufs- -
@ Abauls, manager OF the Phelps s. BiEeiov
Mtndmll company. q corporation li'l -
You viii take notice that Joseph C Plata
and Thumos A. EufcEG DlcEers executors OF
aud Julia b. Beach. Isabella Eieaman, Helen
J. q uicEerbHcEer aud Catherine j Plutr, heird
and dsyigues OF Ebgnzer g. Jones dzceaaed,
have MED tn the district court 90 EdWar1-
county iH the state OF fSaHsqs, tneir spptlei+-
ton aud mouon. SHOWING Lnss 5.ut'.se,Ii d, = =
life az the cJuuty OF Rensselaer, lII the state
PIatt and Thomas &. EuickerBacEsr are he
,lid ma r Which sai5 vi the 51ia Julia 3
BCach. Isabella Be-lruaul Helen L. Su-c-eE-
HeIrs aud devIsees OF Ihs said Jones uccga=ed,
Taai rhs sale oil real est.Its made Do Uhe above
vas made upon an order OF sale issued Hl-
TIE dealh u tho said E9enezer Jone5
Erruueol- and void, enc asking nc e9utt y
set aside sac sale 50 made ami gnr sn 1Lle-
r-sivluz the judgment rendered ~ rne aL.1st
49, ---'.-- ~ ~ Il, -,trs fs---r- = TlI-rf
and Thomas A knlGzerlaekeE, eErcutola II
ana ia iLu 3 beach. iZl bella H61sElLlur t-e---
T. 1lulcllr hacker and Catherine J Etl-rLr nelLi
and leFia1Cs OF EugueE-F L aguels ueeat-a1tA
as 1lniuCiuu- aud you and each or Oh Luu1
appear On said cuurL 1-4 or ullurE lAG ~
ol5 "a January La-l- sud suo-L cue
said sale should uuE be let aside 4l-4 ~,
Judgment revived gu the nance o. asli ----a
Gur lt-L uE iEd ula pluIuEllzs AS 1E llala Z. -
"a Tor or said slfie Uili be ser aside lln lt--
usgr reEiFe1 as ga said applIczllori uad no
con uraECu Tor. a j. lAEl--
clerk of GEo district court O. Edwards l14lI-l
fEE1lt kll1El-
ehas . l5Esuin aad v & French zttoEnssyts. 81
she above u1ll.d s1ueulls 6 and h5Lrz OF l-a1l
Gls- E51uEg, dggaa-gf-
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LEGAL NOTICES.


N4laN AtlIlla-lelA -Neee4AAAeE AuAA16 1854
To Mary r Hufcr W q Fis her and
Fisher his vile, whose hrst name is 10 plant
iH unknown.
Take notice, that yuu have been sued 90 the
district court of Edwards county, state OF
Kansas 10y william rBssic5 and that uuluEs
you answer or uemuE 20 the petiuGn of pltlint-
lu Oh or before the Gblh uFE or January ISaJ.
enc said petition will ug taken true ana
JudEmeu. rendered accordingly against Mary
O. Ruler q IS Pearson uuu " q Fisher Tor the
sum or eu''.uH with interest at the rate of i1
per Ce ant per 1luuuuI lElEu the l0tu day OF Fob
ruurgs ieIi. and for the rurClur sum OF aII 30
win interest ut the rate or y per cent per
uituum from the sta day OF November tdl2.
us Jon ~Hu D.. Itiou claimed on a certain note
and unrr- 'rc. executed uV the said Mary p
ttutCE 100 D. dyes s. Knox and IurgNgr barring
YOU and C OF you. from ala right. little aud
Interest lu and 90 said ulortEaged premises,
uI-EFiJ-
E.uls z aud and the north east q OF the
n1rtn west "a OF section 81. township = g range
o. continuing 1885, acres OF land i'm the county
Oh Edwards ana state OF Kansas or any part
thereof, and Jhat a receiver will he asked FOR
TO take cHurEc of sutu premises pending suit
lsEAsI A RAPP,
clerk.
plaintiff.
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NOTICE OF EIN aL s-ILLa8I u =
sr8te of Kansas Edwards County, ss. lu the
Probate court Coo and for said county
In the matter OF the estate OF David Bar
Der, GeCCaged= creditors aud all other per
sons iuterested ia the aforesaid estate are
hereby notified that shall apply, at toe next
term of the Probate court m and FOR said
county. sitting at the court house. Ia hiusley
county OF Edwards state OF Euu=as ON the
sab day Of January. A. ID I5a3s f1E full and
huaI settlement OF zaiu estate
4. %. La hEnDN. AdmIuisLEar1r OF
the Estate OF DAVID HAHHEls- Deceased,
Dated this 10th de y OF EovaU heF- A ID lsifi-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-30

TIE trouble brewing at Topeka will
still further convince the people OF the
state that the thing to do is to elect
se8at"r> by direct vote of the people.
surely the people are perfectly com
apetent to select their own senators.
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First f5Jibiisbed DeceT1ter 2nd- isGz
ia the district court OF EDWARDS county
state of Kansas.
william T. Maxwell plaintiff
Frank Wagner. Anna Wagner and The Kan
sus Loan and Trust company trustee dc
lGuaGuIa.
IIy virtue of an order Of sale issued 20 me
ont of said district court tH the above emit
tied action, will, ON NJ ouday, the Znu day OF
January, A. D., 1885, between two and four
O'Clock p. an, OF said day mt the front door OF
the court house, iH the city of iLiu5leys fin the
county OF Edwards in the state of Kansas,
OEsI ut public sule. and sell 90 The highest and
best bidder, for cash la hand all t16 follow
iuE-desCulbed real cEtu' e. Eo-lTiLs
The east - OF section p iu tow nanl p south
OF range % west of the 9Th p IA. lying and
situate ia the COUNTY of Edwards In the state
Of Kansas.
The ubuve-described real estate viii be sold
without HpprGiseWeEt 90 satisfy said order If
sale r.. O.. ROBE HTEr
Sheriff of Edwards county Euuza q,
Frederick D. Fuller attorney for pIuiuuiI.
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NtteF eNttaA5- -s--I-lL+l-L ='-AT haa-s
10 thC district court of Edwards county,
state OF kuLzus-
Charles Chase, piIiutln
August Berrrau, Ida Dcrtruu. Ada r.. Tuuus.
ana 81 T. IuDbs and rHe kuusHs Luuu aud
Trust company Irgstee, defendant.
By virtue of Uu order OF sale issued 90 me.
out of said district court iu tine above euri-
leu action viii nu MuuuIyr Ihu 2uu day OF
january A. d. i=35- between ggvu ami four
O'Clock, g. u1-, of said day Ft the front door or
the court house lu the city oft kIuslCy. in the
county OF Ea"urgz, BOZ che state gt Kansas,
oil er az public =uIc aud sell 10 rre highest
ana best bidder for cash iu hand ulI .he fol-
lowing described real estate su-EVir-
Iue suI Ga cast p OF section lu t0Igus bin
90 south OK raus Sc so west OF tne OH p lying
uuu sltuEte boa the county OF ElgFurJs iu the
tluLg OF Kansas
The aba we'd esCriEed real estate viii be sold
without apUrHl=cuIGuL- go satisfy said order
of sale BE-. O.. kBkEkISr
sheriff of Edwards county kansas
Frederick u. Fuller attorney for plaintiff.
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---I------7-- ID
ss- Published Da1smbsr aud. 1eaa
De- GRE di9tri1t courr OF Edsrarlil county, .t-f.
e .ale
'ras Au-sf-1an Investment Company. plsiut-
9eosgc 1slss Sarah j shaw and john @
Adams t.l laaEF-
~ Et-+-e Is -H order uf sale issued 20 me.
tsi- -- i-- district court ia tue above .-st-L-
s'el action. 7i-i1 on Aouday, the aud day o.
q AlLA-5taH a. -N-s .a4l between EurU aud -FOUR
o epcE D. ul-- OF said -t-.r- uEIht- front door OF
&c court house 60 Ia- city OF lE1usley. ia che
-..St ~ Hlp4lc sale 'sI.t sell 40 thu highest
Htl4 pest ultlcaFe ruT cash iu band. IlL the ruI-
low uG5-lescrit bed real estate. go grit=
-Ae NORTH west p OF section - township 50
5li-~l ana pm range lH west OF Lle 6Eu b. Lu-.
iElnE lud Situate in the county OF Edwards lu
the state OF kauEas-
= pc uboF --laestriued real estate VIII lrn znIs
without gpprnIscIneut, 20 satisfy said order
Oh sale * g. ltJHEttrS
y A. French, attorney Eor pLailLiE-
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MARIoN CANNOss, tile well known
E'i'NIist Ieissier of southern California,
vPss elected 10 congress by G,5GO ma
joilfy.
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The Official returns show that
Weaver received 81 ,28G votes in Arllan-
sas, and not II, 900 as first reported in
the associated press dispatches.
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- YPHTLTS g5E.ss.s,s.i;yr : ss, .s.ls g
year zucc9asful pTactlel- fr-lll-alt cquldlurllL
lsIIs y --i 90 ofis EFTaH low 1sad stamp fsE
~. WARD INST. Ia5 n. eth g., &C. Esuis. Be.
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state OF ksLI=LH.
Edwards County
In JHa district COURT of Edwards county. In
rl. stat, UL NuEzI
Tue klus.ay ENcIIlugCl
Bank, Ela4uLlI
James T.. crane uud No 1888
ETr=- Crane, WitCUL
James i. Crane,
Defendant
You and each OF you the defendants. James
e.. Crane and AlTs Crane wife OF james
3 Crane. are hereby notified that yuu have
been sued lu the above CugiLlUl court. iva the
above entitled action. together with your CO.
defendants 10y the hlusley Exchange luuk1
plaintiff 10 SAID action. and that said pluiufiu
mas flied IT'S petition in The district court OF
tug county OF Edwards lu the state OF Kan
sas, against sou and your co defendant, and
EnUt unless you answer said petition or be-
fore the 36tu day of January. i5lJ said petit
Uiou will DO taken ns true aid judgment rem
dered accordingly OF the following nature,
L0-VTlrs
Judgm eur against Jas Crane Tor $500,
with interest ut - per cent from uEusI =ath
1881. and for foreclosure OF a uurrEuEes exc
CcutCd by said James = crane and wife ON
the fUlluEiuE lands: The north west "a and
lots 3 and =, OF srCtiul in township - range
10 in Edwards county, kansas A j HAPP-
LsEALl clerk
" q R0Gb, attorney forpIsintIE.