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There is some reason TO believe that
tobacco was used ia other parts Of the
world than America prior 20 Raleigt'a
visit TO this country and discovery OF
the habit among the Indians Through
out inner Africa it IS generally used.
and. 81 Is thought, has been from soon
after RaIeigh's importation OF the weed
into Europe. for &c was carried far up
the Eilo long bafors white men went
there, But, while Africa may have got
tobacso from America by way OF Eu-
rope, there Is reason 20 think that the
Inhabitants of some OF the Pacific
Islands had the plant, and used IT, per-
haps. earlier thez9t the American Indians.
for thay~buve no tradition Of its intro
ductiou, nor OF a time vghen iE was not
used BY their Chicago TFib-
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a REw EAora

Frozs.' gas IL now vsed for fuel
The satirs ooast-Ii1 CT the qlol,e Is
about 5000 Mss
A HsvtOn ~ gO5a house has a
regular physician for its employees.
Verify this is the paper age. Tie
Wo8ld Sonsumes S billion pounds Of
paper year.
IL is announced that Rubsils ten
will visit America next season and
give fifty concerts
It tsles eBgHtesn- times the strength
TO go upstairs that is required FOR tie
same distance on "a level.
New actions are tire Only apoIog- es
and explanations OF old ones which
the noble can bear to offer or receive.
r. " Emerson
Diamonds and crystals can be dis
tinguished from glass and paste
by touching them 20 the tongue. The
diamonds feel much colder.
Very acceptable mirrors are mude
OF wood in Germany. The wood is
treated to "a chemical hath-aTter which
it may be polished to shine Ike silver.
DR.. Bide reports, berure the Royal
Geographical Society iH Madrid. tie
discovery of q strange people iu Gaze
eres living iu caves and inaccessible
retreats, speaking a curious language
and possessed of hairy skin.
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zuFREsgNrATtvE vVATsON's oFIN
10Y.

Congressman Watson, in speaking
of the action of the Democrats Of the
house on the silver bill, said.
This action in the house on tbs sill
yer bill IS the death KIN II of the old
Democratic organization Hundred 5
OF thousands Of voters in the southern
states felt thut it financial re lief could
be had the Dem )crtcv. rs now OrSaui-
zsd, would give that rsliaf il il had q
chance. With maturity OF Ii8 in the
house It certainly had a chance 10 pass
the free silver dill. II failed to dc It..
It VAS only by the help OF the nine
Peoples party members and FL eveH
Republicans that this in .u-nss Demo
cratic majority escaped q Waterloo,
consequently the mDst conservative
Democrats in the south knew now that
Democratic maioritiss welded under
the present organization mean abso-
Iutely nothing so far as Practical legls-
luti0u is cdncerned. No power On
earth can now keep q sorgia from go
ing into ths electoral college with d
Peoples party representation. / CON
q !sltIy believe that the same IS true of
several other southern states.
What the Democrats may do with
he silver bill hereafter iscom parative-
y unlm 3ortant. TIey have had their
opportunity, and with the help of nine
teen outside votes. they were absolute
y unable to pass ouch mild measure
of reform us the Bland silver BIl'. 1
have never ceased to claim that the Al
lance demands, upon wmchthpPeOpIe's
party is rouI d 81. arc true JeffrrsoniHn
principles. Let It never be forgotten
that Boutelle, Republican. asked the
Tsmmany Democrats to stop flibus-
tering on the bill. and challenged the
Democrats OF the house to come &c
once to q direct vote on the bill itself.
That challenge was refused by the
Democrats, We who swung loose
from the Democratic party claimed
that the northern and eastern Demo
Gratis had no real sympathy with our
people. but We're AS much under tire
domination of the money power as
the Republicans Of the north and east.
After the vote of last Thursday night
no man will ever BE able to successful
iy deny that proposition.
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a llsTasfEh frsam wssl.iaigt6it to tie
Denver Meas says: ',Some OF the
s3uShern silver men are expressing
great anSieiy about t q democratic
party ia tire south since the silver biH
las been Teseated. They sag it VIII
9 impossible to hold Tie southern al
liaHre men out of ts5s third party.
One OF the leading Nerth Caroliua
i.sPInbers said to-day that he expected
Ia soc North CaroIina so republican
i.est November. lie rCae.onsd that
s1ie democrats y III lcse So many votes
10 ihe ihis,i PARTY, that the repnbii-
cans VIII have a piuEalits Ia Tie state
stE0tiieF nlegnter said iis- believed tic
-essi,t sossit was a thing Of tie past
Al tl;e tfiif,l party wulll.i '.ffTy Geor-
tssf..-s ,.s-,.s Ia. 8 Z sss,s ..tifl
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As WALTER BEsAST finished tiIs
Pur'isal Of Looking Backward he
laid il lnwH with the remark, ..Befere
tlis French Revolution. paper colstitu-
tions were brought out in showers. It
was one among many signs Of the
Spirit of Unrest. Siuch the same
kind Of thing is going OH to-day and
we hardly stop 70 notice the symptoms
or .sualyze its7eauses.''
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The newspapers of the county NAY
ridicuIe it as they please, but the. fact
remuins- indisputeble that PeHer 5 /
''bill for creating a fund for setting
our army of idle labOrers at work OH
extensive public improvements, and
thereby -t1E0vinE the strongest incen-
tive to crime among the POOR is,
next to Secretary BIaine's reciprocity
scheme, the wisest and most states
nnnlike measure that has been pro-
posed since the war.
It WIS some such step as that pro
posed by Senator PETER that did two
things for France under the reign Of
Napoleon IIT-save thousands of
French wOrkingmen from starvation
and gave France, particularly Paris,
the finest system of streets, -boule-
wards. parks and other pnblio improve
ments in Europe.
There are thousands upon thousands
OF idle workingmen in this country to
day. New York has over 10, 600 of
this class, Chicago $4,000, Boston,
Baltimore, Pittsburg, Philadelphia aNd
the smaller cities "a propOrtiOuate num-
Der, the total number of unemployed
men being not far from 100, 900. The
conditions OF trade and business are
such that, Despite the prosperous con-
ditlon of the country, this Amy OF
unemployed wage-1OTkers- must Ia
some way he provided with work, or
they will become public charges.
Enforced idleness, such as this large
army Is subjected to, because of trust,
corporate, plutocratic methods, and
tie large influx Of foreign working
men, encouraged and fOstered by the
very advocates of a high protective
ta-iff-to protect American working
men against the competition Of the
paUper labor Of Europe-the Carnegies
& Co., who employ cheap foreign labor
ia prefereuce to American labOr-ths
enforced idleness, ne repeat, caussd
by these piutOeratic Methods is one Of
the most prolific breeders of vice and
crime. As rule, people-who cannot
9stswoTk la a land of plenty will steal
rather than stHrye, and thus swell tie
| lists OF the criminal aud vicious classes.
Being thus shut out from employ
msnt by private employers, the only
recourse left, as "a humane aud sOeiO-
economic means OF relief and protec-
ton to society, the measure proposed
by Senator PETER is both wise and
] timely. -
Tie government, without peril to
its finances or commerce. ana without
establishing any harmful precedent Of
paternaiism could very easily provide a
fund sueii as Senator Pefer indicates
for this vital purpose. and the people
generally would approve such IegisIa-
tiun.
There are a nEnber of much need
ed PGfltc improvements upOH which
such fund and labor could he ha-
namely aud psqhtably expended; not
the least Of which Is : system of we'll
constructed highways, and in tHaf
way the three great ends would lie
I eOmpslssad-tlis unemployed would
be afforded a means Of subsistence,
society would Be protected from the
), vice ana crime which idieuess pfTi-
hdaoe, and the country would secure al
9somp1Tlt lively small cost what II 50
much needs a we'll arranged system
Of properly constructed HIGHWAYS.
Eyers consideration Of the tsst DO
litie9s economy, of iiurnansnezs ANA
social ssi1-l lrutectiBis eoFlisiise to urpg
Tie iHlssaze al Selsasor isSsfer'E bill o.
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EEGAL NOTICES.
First publication april list ISgs
No. J2aZ
SHEHIFF'S SALE.

In the, District Court OF Edwards County,
State Kansas.
Tho Phelps & BiFalow
Windmill Co., piaiuuG
Peter Eamp, defend
ant.
iy,yirtue OF HH order OF sale issued 90 me
out Oh said district court lu tho above en-
titled action will. on Monday the End DAY
OF May a. De- 1872 between gwu and four
o'clock p m OF said day. az fhC front door OF
the court house tu the city OF kiusley Ga the
county Of Edwards in the state or Kansas.
ouer at public sale, and sslI 10 the highest
ana hest bidder for cash 10 hand, all the fol-
lowing described real estate. tu-vFiLs
The southeast quarter ana the south half
OF the northeast quarter or section thirty, In
township rUeury-gtE, south OF range eighteen
west Of tHe 5tH Z. N. lying and situate IN The
county OF Edwards iH The state OF Kansas.
The above described real estate will DO sold
with apprsisemeur. to satisfy said order OF
BGls. g. HDHEfITs
J.. II. DAY. shsrfH Of EdEgFrgis 90
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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GRAND OLD TEXAS.
TIE LONE STAR STATE ABLAza
FOB THE NEW PARTY.

Special TO the Giobe-DsaItc rst.
CJKsICAHA, Tex, March 26-The
peoples reform party met in tie court
house here this evening, and formed a
temporary organization with jill og-
ers, of Angus, formerly chairman of
the democratic cOmmiLte Of this county
in the chair. Judge J. L. Harle, Capt,
W. J. Peacock, J. II. Parish, J. II!
BrysOn, Z. L. Bell, Louis Marshall
and j. 1. jordan were appointed a
committee on permanent organization.
Chairman Rogers briefly addressed the
meeting upon the object of the call,
and Hon. Marion Martin, ex-lieuten-
ant governor, made a telling speech la
favor OF the third party movement.
The committee on permanent organic
alton reported, recommending J. H.
Rogers for permanent chairman Of the
county committee, aud 7. c. White
secretary. 1t also adopted resolutions
mdOrsingthe platform recently adopted
oy the St. Louis industrial convention.
The resolutions and repor5 of the com
mittee were adopted unanimously. The
meeting WIS then addressed for two
heurs aud a half by Hon. stump
Ashby, one Of the most noted political
agitatOrs Of the state, upon the polit-
icaI issues OF the day, the ex-confed-
crates postponing meeting of camp
Wiukler until later in the day to hear
him. a chairman of Il campaign COM
mittee WAS appointed at the close OF
Mr.Ashby's speech for every town and
precinct in the county.
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posterity and my country, I expect To
take part ia the ratification which
tees place at the court house on
Saturday urlaTch %, and join the Esand
march au1 struggle FOR liberty. To
til1ss wil1 know me. have no .gpla-
nation 70 offer, but 10 those u-sO do
not, viii state that I am a farmer,
was born and raised in tEs South and
have taken this step after due delib-
GRAFTON. SD1EEY HARPEH. -
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q tramp with -l.ia arm IN aaIing called
on III. 1ItHhatten Bsach EoE g qu=artar.
s1leEing that his ara had been Injured
"a . recent raiiroad accident
sus yesterday goa ksa 9clE other
eEE1 6 q sling, " said M Eeaais-
''1Fell. suppose hads doH't yea llzlllr
= fo1srse arm gets tired q Being sled
afsslt 5sgf Besides, have got con-
.-1lssf-rr- ~ fsss brain and r-rusf urruerr-
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1itc.eftee coin:igie' &: s. -5cs 6fEers the
safest Plui presented for maintaining
comparative uniformity of the meas
are Of Oar values.-eaud- should be ia
NoiCd 10y ulf " l,s tiesiie stability u oar
chances and uniformity of Guy prosper
ity ahove tile enrichment Of the cred
tier class vt the expense OF everybody
e[EdasGS Dcntoer0i.
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SESATon TELLER, Of Colorado, says
t+fns Site failure Of Llfez house 50 pes
tine silver biHWiIl slatTe p large inereHie
ia the vote IF Ire Pzspie's party 8
Colorado this faH. 9aiFee thOussaa
miners have been informed El.at thes
must submit 10 reduction Of fifty
cents day ia tlleig wirg@s or be dis
'clargcd, in consequence Of the defeat
OF the silver bill.
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WHEN the bRuiacles, the bOOdlers
and the boobies are retire,l from poll
tics in Kansas, the railroad DONNA
tinn should go with them. 1t is quite
as m.ieii Of il disgrace as are the fell
lows who are included in the alliteru-
tive gang that has disgraced the state
and almost ruined the republican,
party. Every election year. these cor
pOrutiohs put out their candidates for
the principal offices, and by the devious
influences in thsir'keepfng, exert them
selves to secure their nomination and
election. They become tile keepers of
the seuls of authority, they enthrOne
themselves as dietat6rs, and woe be
unto the presuming aspirant for Office
who does not FIRST consult the railroad
man and receive his august permission
10 be candidate! 1t las grown to be
intulerable-iti is a disgusting disgrace,
and will i'll time prove fatal to the
party if some heroic remedy is not
used TO get rid Of it. The Old Man of
the Sea was q pleasant and agreeable
companion in comparison to railroad
domination. - Topeka Ieep.) Lance.
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The gold-nugs ought 10 be. supreme
j happy. They have succeeded in
driving de ,nocIacy iatu hole. They
have robbed it OF its beast of three
Quarters Of Il century ;f5st& it is 1.-THE
party Of the pc,'pie. To do the guldbugs
justice, ttsy lave played their cards
well. But the roople are yet to hear
f., nj etasus Democrat.
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OwISs TO the present very low price
OF silver tie Aspen mines at Aspen,
Colorado, are closed down and 500
men are tlrowa out Of employment.
The Telluride mines Ia Marshall basin,
maaage++ BY J. 2. Z. Walters, also
shut down to-day, throwing ont over
T0O men Two siines at LesdviIIs
that formerly paid big divideus have
also closed.
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rf-the republicans Of The FTfyE: con
OCCASIONAL district send j. r. Burton
TO congress, they will very materially
nilvamce the interests of all the Wild
cat insurance aud boodie companies in
the country. Champion.
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America" said Darveesh TO one Of
the ladies. must be a fine place, and
very like Egypt YoU have corn, to-
bacco, watsrmelons. and 3 big river
there" And crocodiIes, too she re-
piled. ssWs1lahg'' he cried in edmira-
tiOni then with s slight touch Of ieal-
ousy that these blessings should be
scattered broadcast ne added; DO they
eat men2'' ''Nol only dogs she ad-
mitted- 'sAhr' he returned, szulting la
the superior gastron0mie taste OF the
Egyptian aauriau. ''Ours eat meuf" t'Cf
course, yours viii not eat dogs; they
are Moslem crocodilss, % she answered,
referring 20 tho n ohammedEn's avoid
anes OF the dog IS an unciesn animal.
As one OF the most lcVEble character
istics of the Arab Is his instant and In
tense appreciation Of the fseblest joke,
nsrs@eesh seemed much amused, and
repeated. with many ehucIrlea, Oars
IRE Eoslsm crocodiles." as he went
about his daily yFOrlE-Seribner' s Mage
1gfui=9-r
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LAST week there WIS introduced
i,sto thc English House of G'mnlons g
bill for the establishment CT u new
Telephone eosnpaay, aud the pOst-
master general oppusrd it upesl the
ground that the government WIS 70
introduce u measure Ear placing the
telephone main lines la Tie hands Of
the past Office departures
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THE democrats OF Georgia are now
about in the same fix the republicans
of Kansas were two years ago. When
They make call for a county central
sommiTtee to lieet they Gnd that
nearly ali the committee has juincd
the Peoples party OJeriia IIeraId.
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II the republican party Of Kunsns
YsiTs up 81 big majority this year 1t lot
Df fxers and candidates will have TO
he dehrrncd fortIlwith.-C Champion.
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PUBLrCATIOS NOTICE.
dlstriot court OF Edwards county. state

No, 1915.
In the district court or Edwards county, state
OF Kansas
Tue Joseph Schiitz Brewing
Co. Ga cs-Epura tlgul plaintiff
John Hunt aud Nary Hunt
Defendants
Said defendants john Hunt nudfsTIry Hunt
VII take notice that they have been sued 10
Gue district court o. I'd gFlril county Enusnn.
sud must auagFEE the petition uled therein by
1Ar4 pLullgl4 on or before the 18th day OF
pill la42, OF sid petition will De- O. ken as
true and Judgment for ulalurIM
viii be rendered IN said nnfEuu
gecqrdlugiy, Tor tue sum Of -FOUR Filu-
1Eed auu ninety seven doIlaF8 and siNCF-BsVeu
sents ang interest ull the same az G per cent
per Gnuum from august aEud Ia1 and foF
the sale OF certain real estate aftHrl1lT f1 zrfd
action desert bed - follows. to-Flts
Got ten TO- g block one, :. ard lUfa nftaau-
> lIla s-ztega 10 lis block aiEty-thrgs. g. In
l4eele-ra @ addison 60 the eitr or KfuHler.
= n1Ell county. Elnlaz- Hui lots ave s. aud
4lE. % D. block 4uFsg-siss 80. Ia tie Arkansas
v elleH- tlpafu CON puuT'l addition o. the city
OF Ainsiey, in sqiu county aud state
lsEAL-I LfteEt= A J. Huuu- CLERK
" H. French att Ter Plaiutfn.
first Published MAJ 18Th. 1872.
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W. would recommend to toe cuHuts eCin
laftlt eS that county conventions bC held on
t-a4lIrduS, June II. ISsEs, 10 elect dciegutcs.
Z Is further requested by the stHtc com
Fltttcc thai in oNery precinct " hCFC there -
lao iCClle's IUrty clue that one be UrEauiEeGl
und tat lisa Of all voters attending tile pTi-
lnitrlcs with post OF CO address be- sent the
state committee Also that collection be
taken uU al the primaries TO bG uplJurtioned
IL Il tiuWs: forty per cent to county cam
InittGe, forty per Gem. 10 state CONN lttee and
twenty p,r ut. to nHtionui Committee.
LEVI DUMBAd ID, hartman.
". d NI.sCTST. Secretary
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STATE or - AEEAs.
EDWARDS COUNTY. 91'
In the matter OF establishing legally and
permanently the north boundary nT-gs of
tu- uship "a south OF ranges To- IT and IR.
vest the same being d purEiun OF the Is
line between EuEHruE and HuWneC county.
10 all agents and owners of land Wing
Eo1accnt "a said county line iu Edwards
county, You are hereby notified that the
county surveyor OF PgWnBe county, Euusas.
has notified me- as county surveyor OF I'd
wards cJuuiy. hanGHEs 10 be present Ia
ttabiiEhing permanently the corners ana
boundaries of the north Tines Of tuWnsh hips
=, south OF ranges is, 81 ana Is west. and
tnat J. a= county surveyor will on the 30 o.
Gay or 4 prils lfa--, at = O'Clock. D. M. Jointly
with the county surveyor Of PHWuea county.
prUcs ed. according To- lENy 60 establish tserfag-
neuttE sut1 CORNERS uud boundaries. at which
time gur nj any t1Jus during the progress OF
the 5sEVcy. you mnys IL you wish. be present
and % heard.
CYRUS ROBEHTS.
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CYRUS HOBEHTS.
county surveyor Edwards County, KHs.
LFirs. Pubushed. Mar. ID. Issl.I
First Published March %, Isf5.
SHEHIFF's SALE.
NJ TET8


In fne district court within and Tor the Douu-
~ OF EGWuCds iu the state OF Kansas.
James L#wuuucP- executor OF the iust will
aud tc-tamcnt OF Cornelius Harris, deceased,
plaiutG-
WilHtm j. Stevenson, II. J. Stevenson. Thos
a. stevenson Geo. W. Stevenson heirs OF
Jane Steve uguH, decreased and Iva CanoVer.
admit lstrarur OF the estate of Jane Steven
son, deceased, defendants.
ny virtue or Order of sale Issued 40 o. O..
ont of said district court in the sDuve-entItIsd
seton, will 90 Monday, the nth day II
april a.. a. leJt- between ana O'Clock, D..
IN % said day. -t The front door OF the court
house lu tho city OF hl..slgF ia the county Of
-sdwards' in the state Of Kausus offer al pub
ltc eulC- and cell 20 she highest ami best bid
der, for cash iH hand, tho r0ilossing-IoscriBcd
real estate. tG-airs
The urHCLiuuuU gTeEt half of Hp-rynu 10
township =. south, range ~ west CT the 9th
p ~ CoufatuluinE 81 2lEltU acres. moro or
irEs. lying und situate ia tha county OF U-.-
wards ia tlc state of kansas
hEe above described real estate will be sf4Id
with HpprEiscmeHts t1 satisfy said Order O. 6
sale Appraised 40 81 OJ
" ID French. Att for PiIf q q RDHEUT=
eherin of Edwards county Kansas
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TRADES Unions throughout the
west are coming out for the people,
party.
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GEORGIA is fast coming to the front.
Two thOuvaIid suO-ailiuncrs of that
state have declared for the peoples
uaIty.
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sheriE-s Sale Eoaes-oa Execution
BHERIFE-G SALE
30. 5Il95E
ss-iho diEtrigt court @ Edwards county
8. r. Irarria1a ana "a Eudzun rIuIsttEz.

Emma u " lts1us defendant
- virtue Of 90 1Fi1E Of asle issued 10 ne
out % Glid alairlss sl1usts &c TIE rlore-en-
the t-1 CAY 81 Hay. A. % lE1s between rF1
1ld 4our q'ltd-z 81 o. sslI ~ - 'front.'
door OF the aalllEl EsHl17 ls ne city OF aIuElaT
ln lAe eou1a- . Eo7s-ri1 3 tls st1l4 Of . an
llss l-eE &C T-sl-l 11lE. AID sell 90 rEu ni9h-
lgt aud best liddsE- for cash Oh hand. e1u fal-
l1zllG eaallt1aa real ez-lE9- lo=lTlc-
Aa.A 1r.4lz-A sl4 ll--eu 70 Eutllz's ID
alHql 20 Erg ely OF Lsiu1l-r- Appraised ~
l.l q ea-lA 1fH1--1 ala1 slEuGc1 90 TIRE county
q 41Fla7-- - the El-rc or Eguasl-
-ns 1l-la lel1li11l Fl-l aaEgtE VII o. 1uld
81 EreiHfE Ea=f as1l--7lTff1n
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No 1905
Illhe district court OF Edwards county. stale
OF kausHs.
M=Ty J. Clark.
pluiutin,
Caroline a. Grimu.
Defendant
The above-namtd defendant. Caroline r.
Griii.us viii take u1fIce has she ha. been
-tles . the district court OF Edward. e. unit
haHft3, a"d must HU-WC~ the TUTIfuu fL.
rleregu bT suru u'UiutfU uII or hpfs1Fa rho ..Ef
day ar pEiI- lHl1. or said D. JitI su WIFI Ir
tukcu as uuu aud Judgment for pIuiutiu
vi - he rendered. iu said action
tcclTniugiy. for the sum Of Seven Huu-
dred HTgd siEty-fBuc DallHrs and Ninety dvt.
cents, With Interest ON he sumo az tHa rae u q
q per cent Der uHuum from the Tgh cay o.
january as.2. and for the sale or certain reel
ssisits attached in said action, dezcrIbed a.
follows. tu-Wtrs
The northwest qua rEeF Of Earfsau I'd ~rarrt
lns la township twenty-five. %, south 3.
range Eighteen. ~ west Of the sixth urIugIu4
meridian. lying aud situate In Edvg1ftis conn
~ state Of KANSAS.
(sEAE-I Attest Al REpp Clerk.
~. II. French, Ana fog PiaintiE.
First publication Mar 18th, 1872
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-08

THE census bureau reports that 35
I,cr cent Of tile turner's Of Kinsaa are
tenants.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-08

The overcoat we Wure last spring
Twill soon be time 20 wear,
But F'Ete's Uulind-lss cuaHar and
The ticket anywhese.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-08
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