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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

: Ex-Bailraad Commissioner a. r.
/ Greene. who WIS recently elected com
mauder of the G.. a. r., of Kansas,
and who is one OF the big chief
irepublfcau politicians Of the state, 10
an ssterview With "a rePO+tsr oftfe Kan
sas City Star recently, in speaking al
tile political situation, stated that
republican success next I5li depended
entirely on the rain fall i'm July. III II
rains next July the republican party
J wiz score a victory, If it don't then we
may expect a REPETITION OF 1890, con
tinuing, lie said. .'if 1T had -rained in
/ July in 1890 there would have been no
peoples party. no PETER, no SoekIess
Jerry, and no fool crowd from Kansas
in congress-
Now the question vii naturally
arise ia the mind Of every intelligent
person who reads such a statement, is
is this high muck-it-Iuuck who SO
oracularly diagnoses tiIe situation, and
forecasts thu future, as big a clImp
as his talk indicates. oris he prompted
by feelings of prejudice and malice TO
wautonly be!ittle and dacry the inteIli-
/ gence and common Sense of the farm
/ ers of his own state for tile sole pur-
pose of publicly insulting and defam-
ing tile people WHO do not meekly bow
to the will of the bosses of his party.
There is no escape from the cOuclu-
SION that this republican magnate is a
chgttering chump or malignant de
famer, or else the farmers of this state
are. rs lac insinuates, "a lot of doIts
who have not sense enough to vote
intslligently.
If it IS a fact that the drouth i'll July,
1890, was the cause, and the sole cause,
of 1I5 thousand republicans and demo
Gratis in this state leaving their old
parties to form a new party, AS he
claims, and that if it happens to rain
next July they VIII all rush back and
form themselves Obediently in line TO
march to the crack of the party whip,
then indeed they are an ignorant rab-
BILE as lie charaeterizss them, but, if
on the contrary, the formation of the
/ peoples party throughout the United
| States was not caused by the dTouth
in Kansas in July, 1890, and if it does
rain in July the party Will not dissolve
and disappear, then 4. R. Greene and
the many other republican leaders who
constantly repeat and re-echo the same
IDEAS expressed by him in the inter
view referred to are fools or liars. We
will let tine farmers decide who are the
/ fools.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

J. E. LATlzER, Of the PIeasantOn
Herald, in the last few issues Of that
paper has ably and correctly diagnosed
the political situation in this state, and
pointed out the proper course to be
pursued by the peoples pssrty in order
that victory shall be assured. And we
are satisfied that he voices the senti-
meuts CT nine-tenths of the members
OF the party, even though state printer
Snow and a few other self constituted
leaders are attempting TO dictate a
policy that, If pursued, viii inevitably
lead to defent as it did last year.
Whatever the sentiment may be i'll
Ottawa, the usembers of the peoples
party in the Seventh district are prtic-
tIcaIly G tHis IL favor Of cooperating
with the democrats to over throw re-
publican ring rule, and they do not,
nor will they be required to sacrifice
one iota Of principle to accomplish
that result.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15
WOALANs AFFAIRs.

For the past three years Rosa Bon
heur has boon engaged on the largest
animal picture ever painted. tt rep
resents ten horses Of fun size trOttiug
over a threshing floor. and the artist
has already refused twelve thousand
pounds for it.
Miss Laura Clay, daughter of Cas-
sius Nj. Clay, of Kentucky. is a close
and diiigsnt student OF politics, and
is sufficiently well posted to run a party
or engineer a convention. Few men
have as clear and comprehensive "a
grasp OF national questions as she has
Men should sharpen mp lest they be
/ lost in the shuttle. The civil service
records for the past three years show
that cut Of she number of men appli-
cants examined for government Offices
only a little over One-half passed, while
four ffths Of the women applicants
passed.
A Washington letter says: The wife
OF Uncle derry Rusk is "a cousin of the
Norwegian poet and novelist, Born
stjerue Bjornson; and Miss BaryRusk,
Uncle Jerry's daughter, a young lady
whose sunny disposition and amiable
qualities make her fayorite in Wash
tngton society, is the heroine of one Of
BiorOson's novels, not yet Transmitted.
There are I61 women postmasters
/ in Kansas,
The Empress Of Russia is the frst
lady to answer from slEropean throne
10 the invitation to take part in the
woman's work OF the Columbian expo
siiion.
The Queen OF Greece is the best
royal mediterranean in Europe She
cuts out and makes acst or her own
undertaking.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

EDWARD DELILLE writes interest
ingIy, in the Nfnetesnth Century, of
French journalism. While in the
American newspaper. news is every
thing, in French journal the chief
thing is either sensation or literary
merit. Though the French papers
mirror the worlds daily life far less
faithfully than those of the United
States, they reproduce with singular
clsarness the social and political life
of the great capitai-and to Parisians
Paris is tie universe. The typical
Parisi N reader cares more for a well
executed piece..of literary workman
ship in criticism, fiction or editorials,
than for the common gFist of daily
happenings. The question occurs to
It's whether American readers would
not do well to cultivate similar
taste.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15


In the district court within and for the coun-
The Western slortEtEu z InvustulEnr. Com
pluy1 iiHuiteci plaintiff
L. s. Bernhard and LoveIls bernhard. defend
ants.
L. s. Bernhard and LovoIia Bernhard will
gage & Investment Company, limited, plain
td. did, on the 10th day OF March l7as- hie its
petition IA said district court. within and for
the county OF Edwards ga the sta e vi EAitl=lL- p
Bernhard defendants. and that tha said j.. s.
Bernhard and LoNelll GcrTiuuuu mus answer
said petition lte1 as Aforesaid on or before
the tltn day ol june l152- or said petition
IN sails action against alaI defendants L. s.
5eEu hard and LgFgila Bernhard Elr che sum
OK fiEEaeu Hundred dollars wish interest
thereon az the rate or twelve Per cent per
the sum Of Two hundred aud zeEeutJ'--iFe
dollars and FOR costs OF SUITE aud 90 further
Hu1EEutut against sqlG defendants L. --lsaril-
hard and LoFGila 6eruharI for the fore
lowing described rea- eEtate- to-git=
The SOUTH lillr OF section Bu-ul9r ssAIIelis
township uum Dor twenty i've south Of range
plumber yeIltF. ltcst OF zoe sil--4i F--4-r Goa
tanning SO acres. LHurg or less
LYNX and situated iu the county OF laQ-
wards ia the state % ElHaaz, and adj Judging
premises 90 the amount for which 1Idzuienl
VII D. taken az GEoEezald. ana ordering ra.-l
premises 70 be SOLD Without apprll-z5 Lle1is
and the proceeds epuiLeu 20 thc payment OF
asad forever bFrrius and torccllziliE said de-
Eandalts- and each OF them, OF gIIa 1ruI Hil
riEhr- G1tier estate Interest property ana
equity Of rea- pl1g-s ia OF 20 laiu premises
lsE1Ll WHTrEdlpE 6 GLEASON
Afrerf- 4 } laAs'i'-l lera-- A lr1s roy i'f--r
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

THERE Is IA vast differ euce between
the unthinkinR followers of the old
parties and those who are marshalied
under reforms banner. The former
have no clearly defined principles OF
their own-they wait iii the ''eonven-
tiOn,' composed Of the bosses and big
+tY) guns WHO get their inspiration from
Lombard and Wall streets, speaks,
Then they are for the partee: ''Them's
my sentiments, tut with those who
are supporters OF the st. Louis plat
form it is different. That platform is
the sFystalizatiou Of the sentiments OF
reformers; is the embodiment Of then
wishes, the creature OF which they are
creators, and is the result Of years OF
patient, careful study The man who
supports said platform unconsciously
pUoclstns TO the world that he is a
thinker, ana that he has the good Of
his fellow man at heart.-IsiaIer 10. ,
Weekly Uaioa.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15
THE DEMOCRATS DID IT.

Peoples Party Paper, 4 tlanta. Georgia.
II was they vino defeated the silver
bill.
They had a majority, and a big ma
jority, in the house, and could have
passed the bill if they had wanted to.
The peoples party men all voted
for it,
Some of the republicans voted fOrit.
But in spite OF this it was defeated,
The democrats did it.
They would not give even this. trih-
ing relief to a debt-burdened people.
And when October comes they viii
be in it-be in the soup-in Georgia.
And in November the peoples party
candidate for the White House will
sweep the field.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

THE pIutocrats-nee not lie about
the immense number of bankers who
filed the galleries OF the House and
manifested so much interest in the
result. They had a right to be there.
Their craft was in danger. They know
how they get their living, and their
presence shows their anxiety. Wall
street hasn't been in such terror for a
generation. Should not those galleries
Glled with public plunderers be an
object lesson to the common people?
They so, but you stay at home. They
can afford TO go, but you can't. They
go that they may continue the system
which keeps you from going. kick
till you have an equal show for seat
in the galleries, but don't 90 into poll
NonCoiJo1nis
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15
so ANXIOUS.

From the Fair Play
There is more anxiety upon the part
of the republican journals i'll regard to
fusion than there seems TO be with any
other party. One day they advise the
democrats to stand by their time
honored principles and not disgrace
themselves by joining calamity. Next
day the same journals advise the re-
form party to stand by their principles
and avoid the disgrace OF being fused
with the old bourbon party. Trans
lated into good square English these
special advisers mean that the peoples
party and the democratic party have
more votes III the state of Kansas than
the republican party, consequently if
the votes are put together the republi-
cans will lose the Offices, Gas the CO
hesive power of public plumber is all
that holds them together, the loss Of
Office is the loss of party. 1t is not a good
plan, however, for any political party
to be advised by its enemies.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

Travellers to and from Utah win
be pleased TO learn that
Pullman palace sleepers now run
through daily without change between
Chicago and Ogden over santa Fee,
Colorado Midland and Rio GrAude
western lines. West bound, via. colo
RADIO Springs, and east bound, Via. Colo
RADIO Springs anC Denver.
The true scenic route: plenty of time
to see oIauitOu ana vicinity. Double
daily passenger service between Den
yer auE Ogden.
Inquire of nearest Santa FB route
ticket agent for rates, sleeper rcser-
vaLiOns. etc
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

seDevouzhirs cream is an English
accompauimeut Of tarts- 10 is ezPsc-
iaiIv nice served with blackberry tarts,
which are really large, open pies OF
Iac1zberries, somstim S made with sim
ply a border of paste and no upper
crust These pies may be made at this
season OF canned or preserved black
berries or raspberries or OF the dried
fruit soaked out and ssewed- Devon
shire cream IS made from perfectly
fresh milk set in o pan in 81 cool place
for twelve hours, then heated slowly
60 the boiling point. but not allowed 20
boil The milk rs then removed from
the Ere, and in the same vessel IS kept
for six hours longer ia a cold place.
The cream that rises is peculiarly sweet
in flavor and firm It Is especially nice
with fresh or preserved fruits as well
as with tar1s- The Davoushiro dairy
folk claim that the art Of preparing this
cream has come down TO them from the
times OF the Roman couquerorsi and 10
IS said to have been "a tavCrite way Of
preparing cream among the Greeks IN
the most ancient tiueA-E- Y. Tn bune-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15
asoRraAeEs RaLHAsEp.

From the Eair Play.
Twenty-Five sheriff deeds were filed
for record in Usage county in one day.
The original valuation Of the property
was So, 43G. s5. 1t was mortgaged for
81, O7S.g6. 1t was bought in by the
mortgage owners for 50, 5000 after
the poor mortgagors had given uPS5l, -
236.27 worth Of property to the merit
gagees. The mortgagoEs had judg-
ments hanging over their heads to the
amount Of SI4, 22S.76, and this is free
America .'the land of the free and the
home of the brave" wherein the
moHeyed powers with a cruel foresight
have framed laws that not only take a
home from over q mans head for al
most nothing, but follow him still,
worn out and broken down with hard
work, with a judgment to take his
future earnings. And there is party
in the state Of Kansas called the re-
publican party that is now whining
with hypocr.tical cant that such out
RACES are not perpetrated, when ia the
last legislature the senate with large
majority of republican members re-
fused to pass bill for relief upon this
subject after the reform house had
passed one ana sent 1t to them. and
then left this iniquity two years longer
to amict tile people.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

DIT. Gums Improved Liver Pills Oh
account of their IuiId action are esps.-
tally adapted for correcting spring ais
orders, such a. impure blood, tired
brain AMI aching and worn out body
They act promptly on Tie liver and
kidneys; drive out AL impurities from
the blood and malaria from the system
Only one pill for "a dose. Try them
this spring. Sold ar 25cts box by
Porter & CO., KInsIey, KS.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

STATE Printer Snow bas a good deal
to say about compromises and dis
henest compliances," and seems ready
to braud as reasonable amy policy
that looks toward = union of the oppO-
sition to the republican party, by which
alone success is possible. And yet he
is the only man in the state of Kansas
who has had the hardihood to suggest
as candidate for president the multi
millionaire Stanford, who is now a
republican senator. And in the same
Issue adv0ca' es the nomination Of at
torney-general Ives for governor, who
was a democrat, and was only elected
10y just such combination as is now
proposed. Consistency, thou art, in
deed, a jewell
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

DoS'T you dare say that the orgau-
lied turner's and Iaborers of the coun-
try arc revolutionary ami anarchistic-
Or anized- industry is Trying to right
great wrongs nationally and cnnstitu-
tiGually. Organized capital with the
help og uuorgauizcd labor is trying to
i-erpetuate the wrongs. II the rich
had to bear for three manths what
multitudes. of poor are bearing they
would preeipitate bloody revolution
--Ciltcinnuti Herald.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

J. BERRY ALIEN, Of Oberlin, has
discovered a way to prevent cOrnstalk
disease among cattle. When he cul-
iyutss his corn the last time, lie sOws
c..nc seed ahead of the cuItivator. By
the time cattle are turned into the
stalks, This cano has made consider
able growth and, being laxative in its
nature, prevents compaction of the
corn fodder in the stomach, The plan
seems worth trying.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

Itching piles are known by moisture
like Precipitation. causing intense iCch-
ing when warm. THIS form Hs well as
Blind, Bleeding or Pretending, yield
at once to DIT. BusankU's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly on parts affected
.tbsorUs tumors. slluys Itching and eff
fects a permanent cure. Scots. Drug
Eists or mail Circulars free. DR.
BosankO, 329 Arch ST.. Philadelphia
Pa. Sold by Porter s. Co. KInsIey Ks
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

This remedy IS - sure cure for all
diseases of the throat and lungs. caused
by taking cold. 1t viii stop cough
in one night, no matter how severe. T.
Is just what its name implies. an onion
syrup, compounded in such manner ss
to do away with the unpleasant taste
and odor of the vegetable. When in
need of a cure for a cough OF cold, try
it. scots a bottle. Sold by Porter g
CO., Kinsley, Kansas.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

II, as Ex-Rsilroad Commissioners A
R. Greene says, tie success of ARE re
public-ta party la this state, this fail,
stelrenls en- oar having rain in Juiy,w
.voalI tb1nk it seuh pay the rePubli
can politicians to hire Melbourne t.
make avs r little RATA.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15
Gait koK PEOPLES rlsstrF cOSvz,:-
TI-JS.

4 delegate convention or he Peoples Party
al Eaa stale CT KHrsas. is hereby cstfiCd 10
meet IN tire ..ity % wichita. kansas, on
Wednesday j I5la T.. tsE5 Z. Cy..Ioei, %. us-.
TO --tftt Twelve delcgatcs Ht lHrx" ta she
-z1atEtsusl convention to- he held iu rhe oity gf
-tlrslHhu. tteLtsI-za. JSlt Z. isE3. aud also To
nominate tcit electors ana rlr following ststic
.liiiscers, ana siu cIIt-frf Ssnslu ~ large
ArsDc.i.fc Justice
-fHttE ssrHGr.
. fgufcluIlt Governor
FC..Fetary of state,
Lttcs neg General.
ale Auditor,
fate Treasure =.
sur s.fiI.t.nd,.trt Of Public THsg ritc' iuu.
leo ur-nusZc the STATE central Cussisu- ttCg
=FPd take Elc1 other Hc.iOn as may como be
fore NJ CCTVf "a ion
TIE tusis Of Tcpl cscEiutsou Is one Gel"zal to-
fCr C4 cry EI.i voters fuHj Or frasrUUi for
auo ca lined We of J. y. ives Tor stfurEIry
tIstraf- at.d }. j. Wit!it1s Tor governor. in
1870 Thc1oslusFiug is the total vote OF tfss
tIafC ma If-L ~ pTtrCtitut.ou 10y count D: J.
Ives IsU e. 8; =. B.. Willitts iOd, 1855. tOtul,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

FRANCE receives ssh, Geo, 600 annu-
ally from natural monopuIies, con-
tlolled by tie state. What nation
has more prosperous middle class
thun Fraice3
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

ABoU-r Il, 600, eco working mea are
adding an average of seven dollars per
day to the wealth Of this nation, and
receiving rs their share AN average of
enc dollar per day, Who is getting
the other six dollars?
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

TuE HiaWathu Democrat says the
democratic pG5Itioisas who ARE opposed
to fusion urp principally railroad law
yers, with a spriHh.ng Of men who
- and in with rail road stock holders.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

The God-Jiks Webster once said;
a free government cannot long en-
durs where the tendency or the laws
is to concentrate the wealth in the
hands Of the few, and to render tile
masses poor and -dependeas-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

CoLoHaDo is a great republican
state. but il 81 gotti-bug is nominated
for president NJ the H'tional conven-
tioH Of that panty, Colorado VIII leave
las ranks and enter these ot The peO-
pie: Oaee eut she Viii never return.
gscael EEeoIec.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

FTtR republicans ure, just now, doing
a'grcot deal OF howling about fusion,
but as usual they fail to practice what
they preach. They fased, eighty-fOur
to seyrnty-seven,t TO kAI the late silver
biiI-1uiaHee Union
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

ADvCCAG1Nc the rcrnarieas by the
I eorie's party u a republican million
Yire muroFo!isl fsr president, and de
l,auHu.Hg the rEion OF tie peoples
lariE and democrats rIaoR "a Peter
Cooper gHeenarekeF Is the only way tc
: e;i5 Euuslon, is lie way state printer
SNOW helps Thugs plas'gs Eelrre3cs
J .iefsrnsss-l
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

The report Of the agricultural de-
Tartment shows thai the average con-
dillon of wheat on April 1st WIS sI-2,
as against 81 ia April of 1891. The
average of Kansas is only n.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

Tue eutife t.,riff RECEIPTS for 1890
were oaly oue-ffth Of The receipts OF
The railroads OF Lbe e0unigy foF that
period. Yet tile old parties would
ugaii. lul US 10 sleep with the deeiar-
asiou that the tariff is the one great
fss.tte OF Inc. DIV.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

One OF the last new products OF the
Inventive genius OF the collaboration
uuougeF is che artificial bitter almond
The false seeds are composed chiefly Of
grape-suEar, with an extremely small
quantity Of nitro bsuzoie. which gives
them the favor Of oil OF bitter almonds
They are pressed iu a mold ~ ntcH
causes their external appearance 20 re-
semble natural almonds so well that
when q number Of the false seeds are
mixed with the true ones the deception
s. exceedingly dificult TO detect by mere
inspection OF course the former can De
obtained at a sidiculously low price, and
very profitable. ~ - Ledger,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

WE raid $1,000, coo taxes on i'm
ported tin last year. If the same
amount is imported this year we shall
puy SIS, 400 900.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

Is Germany %, 900 children under
fourteen years OF age work in the fac
tories In England 81 ,OcO are 50 EN-
pIoyed. From all over the world tile
cry of tie oppressed smites the ear OF
humanity. Win that cry never 50
eIcctrify humanity's heart as to weld
all maukind5 into one great brother
bo0t,.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

If there is al, er-production of
foo and clothing in America is it not
shame that hundreds Of thousands
Ito not have enough Of Popl,-
list.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15

Kate Field was, at one time, "a leader
writer on the London Times, and is
the only American who ever achieved
that sort OF distinction
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-15
rIrat publication April rzt Iss2
no. I
EHEfIEFr SALE

IN tie District Court OF Edvards County
state huusus-
The EHaIuz HlrcaDE
Windmill Coz plaintiff
Peter Eaup, defend
ant.
Ey riuIue OF 90 order OF sale i=ETor 60 me
out Of ss-fl district court il 900 uu9Fa gf-
titled action. r ulI, ou Monday tnH --la CAY
OF May A. d.. rtlz.r between l.HH quo l"Nr
o.ciaeE o. M OF sand tI4E- ur rlH fTIut door -
the court house 500 fna city 90 -tuH.EF l4 tle
county pf I'd aarTs Iu inc alutD or -N-ue.-e1
1rer Hf public H|e- ANA z=I ru rng aiEuHeE
uuG beet bidder tor each lu ununs -it fuc ZOE
lowing lif.acFl bed I-HITI state ffH-lalt=
Lhe- suuthrHsr quarter and ere south n1lE
OF the u1rLHelsE Quarter .f sHsfI au fHfIrtEs lna
township EEaurT-eIE- south of rluFe eif.lI+gl
west or the hLn p M.. lying and situate DOB t-'
county OF Edwards 200 fha state or NHlls1ia-
The above described reel H=fgtg wiz De- aa-A
with apPraiscuteut, 90 satisfy -Iid ORDER OK
safe E g.. Ft1tIEftisr
T. r. DAY. Sheriff OF lI17-lrHH CO.
Ar----uey FOR Plaintiff
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sbeHF-s Sale Eotics-on Execution
sHERIFFs SALE
No. 5IEasF
p tho district court OF Usage county
state on f-Iuslz-
. IL Morrison and I'd Hudson PIaiulrH51

j. l. 5lsrrisaa ana I'd Hudson PIaintrHs,
Emma It wilson defendant
3D. virtue ug HlH order OF sale ls=uel r0 me
Dug OF Eaid district souri,! in t1e rL.ol cen
the l5ln day OF Stay. A. D. Ia1s- between t-F1
and four O'Clock 3 IN Of zEid n1y-at che -rlui
ddur or fba court aDuEe fu the eliF OF ktuzlsE
iu the county Of Elua-r.l7 iu tle state l4 KAN
Eas ul-ar al auLrie sale. lUu sell % zoe 1s- D.
est uud h=at bidder f1E cash iu hHna- the tli-
loving deacrlHed real estate. to-asll-
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90 eiou 81 the city Of iltul.aT- Aup1aile1 uf
Gro 90 Lying and situate iu the county
90 Edwards -u the ELlfe or Kansas
Nlg above described E1lla estate -Elta be sold
Dr. 6. ROBERTS.
SHarI4 OF I'd wards CO.
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