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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07

THE farmers alliance, Of New York,
has drafted and adopted inilammatory
resolutions because what are styled
the consolidated coal railroads. have
pushed up the price of fuel one dollar
a ton. This Increase, which means an
enormous augmentation of the receipts
Of mine owners and aH enormous tax
upOn the kitchens and parlors OF tile
poor especially, is made without any
regard whatever for the man who does
the digging As the cost Of producing
coal is less now than it has ever been
before, and as TIE miuers are not
to have an Increase OF wages, this
hoightening Of the price OF AN abund-
ant necessary is "a plain case OF IoIduU-
It's harshness is not even relieyed by
such excuses and pretsnses as usually
enyeIop the game OF the buncolst.
Every fail for many years tlhs same
Outrage has been perPetrated, aad it
has often been accompanied by "a cut
la Abe wages Of tIis pllHers. 1t is Itn
wonder, therefore, that the farmers
alliance protests against Tie liberation
IF suoli tributes RAd exaetious. Every
body ara every organization should
protest against them, and shoald busy
themselves until al end has come 10
the prsctioes Of these corporate high
! waymen; Tor they take money to which
they have BIO ttle, they take it just
because they can, aud the masked foot
lss4f tlfz-f nd, more. When z9lf-Tl flfisers %
( ON UuclieeSetl- II Is not surprising that
( lsiliiciu parties gre uncertain in then
scats--- A-ftlfe-s Cry E0izTliri Hetl,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07

THE situation in Shawnee county
has given the Topeka Capital a bad
scare. The Capital says:
The combined strength Of the democratic
and peoples parties in this county IS enough
TO carry tho county, nee lrding 10 the vote of
1880 by a marrow margin OF 2ld votes out OF
something over 1000 cast. Ia order to beat
the fusion scheme, assuming that IL viii be
supported by the rank ana hIe of both fac
tnrs, It Will be necessary 20 get out tho repub-
licLn vote to tho last man.
Republicans may Us weu face this situation
It is the part OF discretion FOR republicans to
make the best campaign CT their lives and
Ous every laggard voter. y presidential year
favOrs such an undertaking aud "a fun repub-
licau vote pol!od next month ia this county
is not apossibslity ami wall beat fusion at
its worst oy ,000 votes.
This despairing appeal from the Cup
uol is indicative that the republicans
have already lost Shawnee county and
it is extremely doubtful that anything
they can do between now and election
viii regain it.
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WHIT DENOCRHT.s s4YABOUT
ER0HIBITUOW

There are two or three republicans
who keep berating the Staadard for
''iugging prohibition into the canvass
We deny the charge.
We have over and over again shown
that it WAS the republican party. in
state conventions assembled. who.
after a full and free discussion OF the
question. deliberately decided TO MAKE
prohibition an issue ia this campaign.
It not only declared for prohibition but
for the enactment OF stii more oppres-
siYs and e2acting amendments to the
/ present law and for its rigid enforce
ment- II therefore goes into this cam
paign pledged for prohibition, pledged
to make this law MORE effective and
binding and pledged for its rigid
| enforcement.
The Standard has simply held the
republican, party TO its record and to
its platform. 1t could do no less.
Whatever "a party puts into Its plat
form is - issue. The republicans had
it la their power to repudiate pr. Iii
bition as the democrats did or ignore I
it as did the populists, bat they chose (
to do neither On the contrary they
shrieIled loudly and wildly ia favor of I
prohibition and madIy nailed its black /
flag To their masthead.
The Kansas City Journal declares the J
republican party to be the originator, /
the promoter and preserVer of prOhDi- /
tion, the only genuine and S1mon-pure |
prohibition party. The facts OF his 1
There is no more question about that .
party inficting prohibition upon Kan /
Sis than there is about the Hamburg
ships bringing cholera to America.
Not Il bit. But the comparison goes
no further, rs the Hamburg ship OIL
GERS are heartily sorry for their act
while the republican party shamelessly
exults over the fact of its having
spread a worse than cholera postileuce
over Kansas, It's only regret is that
the plague is of too mild type ANA
hence its pledge to make it more viru-
leut-more malignant.
1t is strictly logical, therefore, to
say that every man who votes the
republican ticket votes for prohibition
-NDLGo ~ nave tL4C law AAD-H ElLGGLihC
and to have it IgidIy eurorced-for
those are the openly declared and dis
tiuctiye principle OF the party.
No man who is not "a pruIibitionist
can consistently vote the republican
ticket. No man can honestly ANA CON I
sislently hold membership in the Bap-
fist church who believes in sprinkling
and vino does not believe in EMERSON. /
As prohibition is fundamental tenet /
OF the republican creed no .Eran with a /
good conscience can sit down at the /
republican table AMI Partake of the /
sacrament unless lie believes in prohI- |
bition.
1t is the duty of every anti-prohiJf- /
ton republicau who respects himself |
and who desires 70 maintain a reputa- |
ton among his fellow men for consis-
tency, integrity AVID manhood to bolt
his party until it disiafects itself Of
prohibition and takes that infamous
plank out of its platform. Those who
will not do this must not complain if
they are pointed out on the streets as /
political slaves and dirt eaters.-LcuU- |
eaiOorth Standard
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07

Among rheumatic sufferers over the
new remedy that is beng put up In
New y cTk city IL is claimed that
there has never been "a case where IN
has failed 20 cure. IG is called DIR.
Drum m0nd's Lighting Remedy for
rheumatism. and is sold tor $500 per
bottle. The remedy is certainty max
ing for itself world wide reputation
5ts the country is full of rheumaCi- IN.
The manufactures sell 1T On au ALSO
lutte guarantee and uIzT to REFUND the
money IN amy case where 10 does not
work "a peTfegt cure. Sent bF express
prepaid on receipt OF price. Drum
mund Medicine Co, $50 Maiden Lane.
New York. Agents wanted.
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The democratic convention of Shaw
nee county held last Saturday adopted
the following resolutions, unanimously,
upon the motion of Oscar Bischoff.
representing the COMMUNICATIONS Of
the county:
WHEREAS. A pretended democratic convex
ton has been called TO meet in the city Of
Topeka on October 9Th, 1892. by several pre-
tended democrats, 10 which cali is affixed the
signature Of one c. Z. spenser, of the county
of Shawnee, who has since 1853 held the Office
OF police commiss loner of the city of Topeka,
appointed by Governor Humphrey.
RESOLVED, ThHt in the opinion OF the dem
ocratiU party of shawnee county in couven-
ton assembled no good or faithful democrat
will participate iu or recognize SAID raudu-
lent, unauthorized and corporation comSina-
tiouE0 be held October I'm, 1893.
These resolutions show how much
support the railroad straightouts have
in Shawnee county.
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TIE extrayagaut care.essness with
which tile sLaightout contingent az
anJi-fusionists hurls tie epithet IF
''spoilsmeur at the fusion democracy
would indicate that the democracy of
Kansas has held fat Offices for years
Instead Of .steadfastly abiding in tie
Of its faith and earniug
its bread by the sweat of ITS brow. No
one can say truly that the Kansas
Democracy has been spoiled by Office.
the fact is 1t has not been tempted.
LeaUeatgortb STANDARD.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07

First publIshcd September 8Isu. I184.
Iu the district court OF Edwards county.
Etui1 of kansas
George AcEC.isr plaintiff
L-iiEGtzla s. EllIgTuatu- Cl ll. 1e-eu duuts-
State OF EuusuE TO EIizabrIl s. HlfdermHu,
Joseph T 1IurtgEur j. o. Crane Charles o.
Efue and abe Lawrence National BuuE.
Lawrence, El-sHGluseErEs corporation
ErClrluEs
You, ana each II you WlH take notice that
you have been sued iU the district court OF
Edwards county state OF KANSAS UEu EnaO
son must answer tie uasirlIu 1u 1850 cause
ON ur before tHo IHrl l-E OF EnTelu ll.ra ta-r 0r
said DefitIuu aILI Doe taken Ha true and O. lHuE-
rurUr sized iL slll .aetluu uEliH-t ygu for
tHH force OF p certain Il.f7laf-r.a cont
ed nE ~ D. E.HrrulEH ana Laura EIHuuiE--
90 El- kuuEas a-sTl l-l r l0a ana NlfHfH..lfaa
d IlE uEstlEIgl lrf wiring Co r..tl uIaiuEL- on
E1e t1lusrIuE -csrrlueI real Cs lf- t1-a"iEz
lots Nu- 8 aud So block NO. @. ana f1l
80 eleven liHf il ulurE so thirteen L4I uil lE
ruc els q HiaaIaE .tu che county ll lgTrlria
star. OF Kansas. ana fog tHa sale uL uH4l pre-
1-l1-=s CD HaE rua lEur occurred ug zLiu MORT
gaze aud costs Of suit and forever BARRING
aud turHUIusrTE said uefeuaHuls- a.il.- each or
them, rf and rren afl riElr. rtr-u estate iuter-
esq property -r oIllfE ut REDEEM ptll4 lu or 60
A. Rapp-
[s=sL-I ClaFT-
ALBERT watzus. Topeka EuusaH. attorney
1or plliutiA-
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LAST fall was one of tho most
ardent republicans, and in order to be
able to meet peoples party men with
their own argument L subscribed for
the Alliance Herald and began reading
peoples party pamphlets. became con-
vincei that the peoples parJy was the
one that was battling for the laborers
and farmers in the country and against
mouOpJlists, / was such a strong
republican last fall that, though sick,
on election day 1 was hauled to the
polls TO vote and cast "a straight repuB-
ilcau ticket, Bsley tell us that tile
peoples party is dying ont, but besides
myself I know of several of my old
associates who will vote ia the inter
ests of themselves and families at the
coming election by casting q peoples
ticket.-Sherman Hayden, in Alliance
Herald
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First Published October 2, 1872.
Publication Notice

Publication NoJica,
state Of Kansas, Edwards county, SIS
In the district court OF EdWdsd5 county, state
of Kansas
Norman T. Thompson. plaintiff
James Ciayweu, J " CIayweH and "A Stevens,
defendants
You uud each OF you, tho defendants, james
CIagWgiIs j Y tluyWeIl aud a Stevens are
hereby notified that you have been sued ia
me ubove entitled court In the above entitled
action. bE N8rmEH g. LnUmuEuu- DiHIuLlu la
said action, aud tnur aaIn pltiuuu has MED
bis petition ia the district guuEL OF LEe county
OF EDWARDS ia the state OF hHu6us5 against
yuu uud your cu-lef sulauLzr and that unless
you answer said petition on OF before the lBtu
day OF November ltH-s said petition viii zoe
taken as true and Judgment rendered uCCo rl-
luEly OF The following nature Ll-HlIs
ID Judgment for SaJ-u0 WIKI interest thereon
aL the rate or ~ per .Ccal ger HuuuuG rTrisu
November lsrs 1856 less 68u.uIr and for fore
closure OF mortgage upon the suurns west
quarter OF section l3, township -6r south OF
range lts west OF ut1 % ll-r tu E1VFlrt us county
Nuusus5 said mortgage having been given 10y
DEF eulaurr James Jhl5.wgIt TO the Equitable
MurtEHEe Company, also Tor c0sts OF claim
L$LAL.l A. j. RaPr-
". n. BctzIey, att'y for prtE clerk
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There has. no GoUlt. been more lives
or WhoupiuE cough by rhs use OF
onion than any other knOvn remedy.
our mothers sisetl TO make puuIiic-s Of
them. ~ & syrup. s. Inch was always
efectuHl IN breaiSing up "a cough OF
cold DR.. Cuun's onion syrup is uialle
by combining q few simple rrFDtiiEas
with 10 which make iJ more elective
as a medicine and destroys fHa eaEte
and oder OF Las onion. Price 90 ceut5
sold by Porter 81 Co.
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EVIDENCE accumuIates tilat the
railroad companies are the real moving
spirits i'll the convention called to
meet in Topeka, October 9Th. The
bolt of Mitchell, member of the rail
road commission, followed by the bolt
of the Topeka Democrat, owned and
edited by c. K. Holiday. Jr., son of IL
director Of the Santa Fe railroad com
pany, and Worlds Fair commissioner
by the grave of Governor Humphrey,
emphasizes this theory. The opposi-
ton Of the railroad companies of the
state to fusion and the action of Mitch
ell and Holiday is calculated to do
the cause they advocate more harm
than LegCsutgorth Standard.
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WILL say to my republican, breth-
reu AID dem 1cratic friends. o fault
is ours, for we have ALLOWED these
.rel!o KS To collect al-t read the Bellamy
books and such trash, and pour it into
listening ears behind closed doors
Geo. Z. AHat1ay, Republicans .Candidufs
fol. Congressman at Larce.
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DUScAN AlCFAIL, who was caHdi-
date twp years ago on-ths republican
ticket fer representative from Me
Fherson county, and who is one Of the
brightest aud most intelligent eitizsns
Of that caunty, has Joined the peoples
party aud rendered his services to the
central committee to mike sPesches
when aud wherever they may see Gr to
send hin.-SterlHg Champion.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07

The Minneapolis ReUjel1 has deserted
the republican party and wall hence
forth be III line with tile people. Thus
is the peoples party dying in Ottawa
county, and thus it is dying 5si over
the state.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07

\ mass convention Of the democra-
tic voters of Ell wards county vii! be
held at the court house in Kinsley OF
Saturday, October Sth, at 2 clock D..
IN, for the purpose Of nominating can
didates for the various county Offices.
a meeting of the county central com
Idittee viii be held at 10 o'clock a. III.
ola tile same day.
W. NJ. ALEXANDER, chairman.
J. w. CAMPBELL, secretary.
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Very truly,
81 s. 1iEzlsoN-

YEN cam presseh the dsstriHe n for
RivrHrss for srrHson. and the mingiiag
81 the blue and tlsH grey. but they can
no more n.ingi'- tt,gstlfe tli'lH Tie angels
~ hraver can sit down 10 the Lor'i s
aaPpeF with she devils iu le,f-Ciso.
2. Antso-g at g. 4. II. Recession al
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-07

First published October TJH, Is83
state OF Kansas.
Edwards CCuury. CO
Norman +, Thompson, plaintiff.
lawson DuEEer aud Martha i. DuEgor,
defendants.
YOU. ana each Of you. the defendants, law
son DugEgur and Martha B.. DuEEuF are hereby
notified that you have DCeu sued iu The above
entitled court GA the above eutlT led action uy
Norman IT, LhoEnp-uI piaIullu lu sl-l action
and thar said plaintiff has uL-u bis aeLtIru 300
the district court OF Lle county OF Edwards,
iu the state or E-uusgss against you ana ru AZ
unless GU uusu err sHid IgtItiuu uu uE before
she laLu day o. November, le42 said petition
Will be taken as true and Judgment re uuerru
accordingly OF the following nature rl-WIts
For the s-m of $40 "a with interest thereon
at the rate OF ~ per cent per utIuuu FROM rue
6un day Ut September la5I-less aIu-2l aud
for the re- closure of mortgage upon the
southwest quarter of section TO- township
30. south OF range Do, west of 9th %. me- lu
Edwards county, KANSAS and for the ousts OF
this action. a. j. IEAPP-
LSEAL-I Clerk.
". n Ee.EIel-. attornnv rar pIaLntIr.
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EoersG Wendell Phillips and WI
Liam Lloyd Garrison did not stop .tlle
anti-sluyery movement. Neither viii
egging General Weaver stop the pso-
pies movement
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have been troubled FOR several Eaars with
scroFuIa. caused by impure blood but could
get $40 relief until israiF- Oar druEHs
recommended Borssf Blood IsuriEc1 lud
blood Maker co uIahiy that Z deelzadt5 tr5 30
ana have ur 10 lha present tine. s11ed fiFc
aottiez aud aud &c 90 i-e aII that 90 is rauau-
% ended --orrin stone. otHaEs. WIS. sole
ana warranted 1T D. Dcur. i-tllllz3-. lZil-zl-l
IL ven ,vs-s5t IN bay q pi.sa5 oT oFEau
be sure nad zea EEatrli-
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In the district court % the sixteenth q -ieiS-5l
wards 500 the state OF Kansas
- * Martin, plallflns
Jason Is rroutr. the Johnson y4oau s Trust
company. a. W - Heg-rs thHries X 1lUH7es .
ID Metre no. John Punk ana H b a4nle-l-
uartueu- no o.. ST. r. Boyer = zoe !. liIllpA
Pierce and Mrs. william riercs- DslninS
Pugh ANA Sire Demilg Pu=n ana u 81 h
White ulieu1uuts- 49,
T.Be above NAMED Jason N r'Euurg VIII take
notice rnEl Lhe said ll j. 1llEtfu pialHfl-L- lt1
bcrarulare tle his petition ald com i4essie a4-t
So saia lisLrict COURT witutn aIA --L ---
county uF Edwards su rue alHtg ur N-'--r9-Fs
s.ssIu=r you. the said ueIeuaIfts 1ul tft ss-a.
defendants with Euu as above names. -tl-
safd Petition uIc1 aE ulureslll1- Oh or ~ gore
ae rEru aaE ct alCltrrlrr ttt-s OF -EAA ta.a- 'A
H-ftI bg Elleu as true au-A - 8l4E,rLsi-- -.il-
1eraE iu -alI action against =a.- SO ~
drad uo5lars.lTi-l Interest liraFenl g -Ae iats
OF " per CGuE per uuuulu from Lue --t - .L
July i-sl- and Tor g-ls tL suns -tiia 2 1891
Judgment lslIat sale fonda 5i asq --.l o.. ~
OF gl-rlatiu ul1rtEHss pom -1l t1ii'e i-l- '--
g.rflEf real esElfces rl-a7iEz
EnE lud EHe a1ur laliaE 3 OF E-lf la-Fl y t--
G. and mo south Is or tsle uarsl9ar5 p ~ $50
con i fa-s-rshI- 3 range Il west lE rue dll O.
- IrEnr -1.I SITUATED In Lla euau-E or sl-
yards 70 E1H Stare OF hllra-ls ana -a- -.--t1-s
Ihal sass nlllurlI has the urst lal % --
517s.rrlG-a= ra o. llluul Tor uAri-4 l-l--..----
5-flf b -lau as IfIrls5lll- and ordering cara
r5eIrlHes.s ~ ug Sold ltrlHur az HLaliactIsafiI
ana Lls= Tlrl1Hlzll p-Il.e- 10 me PAS f--.-t .t
lna. lllluar doe Pllasatt-l -.-tl $3.50 r. ~.
AID forever barring a1u L-res-l9.i+s We
ri.rnl silla e=tata, ilreFusr- ptqlcrrE -l-l
l-sllilT or rclculpt on Coz o. % all4 El5--f
assasl-5laI- Geek 6 ,iua=st 3 y q sal1
aE-E .aT p
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For Governor.
/ D LEW Filing.
or SRdgwtcE-
For Lieutonaut-3o vsrnOr.
PERCY DANIELS.
OF Crawford
POP Secretary Of State,
Il 3 osborn.
OF Hooks.
Ter Attorney General,
JOUH T. LITTLE,
CT Johnson.
FOR Auditor Of stnto.
VAN PEATHER,
OF Jherokse.
FOR State TreazurFr.
W II RIDDLE.
OF Butler,
gtHte Superintendent,
81 NJ GAINa.
OF Saline.
FOR Chief Justice.
sTEPHEN II ALLEN.
OF Linn
For Large,
W \ HARRIS.
or Leavsnworth-
Per state seaator-Thirty- Eighth District
NJ sENTEit,
OF Ness.
FOR ConRrcsEmnn-seveuth District.
HON. JERT2 Y !SFJEPSO v
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First published Sept . Las4.
~ the district court OK Edwards county state
of kansas
wilmer j PeunypscECr piatutiI
william 81 Gale Ct al defcndauts
State OF kanaus TO- Frances C Gale. william
u Sale. and e IS 8rau1aiIs erecting Y Gus LEl
each of you viii TAKE notice shat Fuu have
been sued iu Lle district euurr or Edwards
county. state OF Kansas. and thar you must
answer the petition fin said cause on or HeL1re
the Earl uaT OF October. I6l-- tE said petition
viii Doe take as true and judgment rendered
iu said action against you Tor tue foreclosure
OF q certain luorrE1tss- executed Hg rfallcea
Gale ana william u Gale 20 q d He1l. and
tIErerH ards duly assigned 600 writing 90 plain
HTICs
The southeast quarter OF section fourteen %
lu township LagurE-iFes range twenty west
lu the CuuutE OF Edwards state or Kansas
uuu rOr rle sale OF said premises 90 pay the
debt secured by Eatd mortgage and costs Of
suit aud forever barring aud 1urectnsluE said
defendants. ana each OF uhgTus OF ANA from ui
right, title estate interest property or equity
Of redemption ia or 20 said premises. or any
part hereof. Albert Watkins.
AEteEr-t5auB ATT FOR plaintiff
A j Hapn, clerk
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Publication Nouco.-No 1850.
First Published Sept 20, Isgs.
Iu the district laurr of z
uT hau-ls.
WIN Lynch, plaintiff

:
First Published sept 20, Isgs-
In the district court of Edwards county. state
tT hau-Ls.
81 IN Lynch, plaintiff
Clarence A Burbank. ct al defendants.
SfuEe or kausaE TO the ucrguIu Htz, Clarence
A Burbank. turTiG BuruaHE, benjamin
a Ilgu- the aurora silver Plate Company "a
corporation, and isaac VILE
You viii Jlse notice tlut sou have been
sued fu the above entitled action and must
answer the petition 1leI 10y he platinum ul
or before tine 4tu dsly of Nuve inter- lsl-s on nc
petition viii DC taken Hs true and lld- uuuI
rendered. accordingly uE EllFt tug ugi euluri.-s
barring them from ans right 90 De- uT c-Itt
fu or 20 the premises described loo Tie reri-
Tluu Ig-1-iT= OTIS Iu uuu o. block Do t Iu=I gE
Edwards county state uI hulIs..s. ard LuuI
d e laFeuuHufs be required 90 -a DIV ur rs ana
right, ado or interest they claim ANY gstl %
i1 or 20 said premises. and Iu lgIullL thereof
LLur rucF Ha forever barred from amy rt-ht
20 Euig premises OF ans part tIeEeaf-
s. j. Seabruuk, A D Hupp, Clerk
Attorney Tor LsIaiutin-
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UT fEl-sL5-
John T. Barry, plaintiff
Charles II Eenmnns, the EIuElry Exchange
HruIz r 10 Brown and . n PuEe Eud john ~
MrI y-rua. Tghu Martini William "a Tossing
ton. urgist ices. the nuusas Loan a. Trust Co..,
trustee, defendants
nv Ffrfue oil IA order of sale issued 90 m0s
nuof =sllI district court. iu be above uutltigd
action. Q 1000. on hiuuIuy. the =Htu dggul Dct.-
haua a. 1852, between and u CLOCK O. HI OF -iL4n
day. az tue FRONT door oft the court house ga
rha rfry OF kIuzIeg- IT guu county OF Edwards
fn the state of kansas oler az public safe aud
soil 90 rUe HfEHesL aud best Ufals FOR cash
iu hand aI the following described real
CFLllLa- rIH=1FIE=
z1.rrr OF range zl. west OF tuH aIE % rna lying
ana situate Iu the county OF Ed cards -u che
state on kansas.
Vhe above described real estate viii ug sold
anT.4 IL % IL1ucrFE.
sheriff OF Edwards county. luu=a=.
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First Published sept 9, 1892.

First Published sept % Is92-
Publication N1t-Ce-E1 Id5G.
state of Kansas, Edwards county. sss
In the district court TOR said county
John e luHeusrucEs plaintiffs
Henry HCrEer- EeTeu iE1rE1rr 81 @ TuHbs Ada
FIuuusr H e. Chase aud Ida i Chase, defend
ante.
said d.feuLaursr Henry Herzcr Helen Her
ger. rs n Chase and ida H. chase -iII take
notice that they have been sued lu the above
named court for upon q note ana Tor sore
closure of E~Ort4IEr gwen Dy Henry Her
EuF ana ftu.UH E1eEIar 10 John g. EtlueIi- E-ala
ON lots and iu uiulE al- lG rEe city gI t-ius-
ley Iu Edwards county and slate OF Kansas
aud must answer the petition llad therein ng
said platinum on before Ila 18Th usg OF
october d. l5al. OF srid petition wiz bee taken
tgue and Judgment Tor plaIuuu lu said
action Tor furul Dsura OF said mort gage
Artosr-IseHu A tLpp, CIGrE-
W % BgJbr attorney fcg plulltiu.
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COUNTY TICKET.

FGr Representative
J. J. Wight,
FOR District Clorhr
A. J. RAPP,
For Superintendent OF Public Instruction
c. e. COBSIACK,
For Probate Judge,
+. c. BLANCHARD.
For County Attorney,
W. Il. FRENCH.
For Commissioner Ord DISTRICT,
L. ROBINSON.
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FOR ConRrcsEmuu-seveu District.
HON. sJETeR SFJEPSO v
OF barber COUNTY.