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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-17

slaFisa conditions and ga pointing ont
the life giving qualities OF garbags,
when submitted 70 scientific cooking,
aided by his patent range, which, tax
ing slim BONE Of a Steer, potato peel
ings, little salt and pepper, consti-
tntes the basis of d square meal, upon
Whitsii a man and his family can, for "a
Hckle, grow sleek and fat, and in "a
few years, at 70 cents = dag, become Il
millionaire.
This Edward Atkinson is Of the opiu-
ion That the personal liberty of Amer
icaH working men requires of them to
try any method which science, so-cuII-
ed, may desire, to get them down to
the eating level of Scayenger Italians,
ilungaTi"ns, Poles aud other rim-rufF
OF Europe, who, after centuries Of deg
radiation, have learned to live like vag-
abond dogs. These unfortunate vic
tins Of uutOcratic oppression illustrate
Atkiuson's idea Of personal liberty, -
because when they reach our shores
they contract TO do for so cents what
an American nottingham has received
$3.50 for doing; and Nj. Atkinson,
observing that labor organizations pre-
vent the wholesale degradation of
workingmen by employers asks:
MAY it not be judicious to put an
end to the continual attempts Of sent
imentalists, psuedo reformers and un-
enlightened workmen, to impair the
personal liberty of adult men and
women and to take from them their
right of rec contract BY an appeal to
the courts of the highest jurisdiction?''
The question which Atkinson puts
might be changed without doing any
violence to the purpose in view, to
read; ''biay it not be judicious g
appeal to the courts of the highest
jurisdiction to suppress labor orgauiza.
| tiOnsF''-the object being not the per.
sonal liberty Of men, but their degra
dation.
Edward Atkinson is doubtless tn,
most venomous enemy Of workiugn.er
to be found in the country. AS
/ statistician lie makes his figures lie
and his arguments based on his Stats
tics are always specious, vicious an,
essentially false. He has earned tin
contempt of all enlightened working
men, and, VIC doubt not, a large sharp
Of scOrn from those who are the bene
hciaries of his exceedingly dirty wori,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-17

DO you know that one bottle of
Beggs' blood puriier and blood maker
VIII change dark, greasy, oily look
ing complexion TO clear, transparent
skinr The secret OF this great chunks
is that it operates so successfully an
the liver and kidneys. Sold and war
raHted 10y Nj. DeTsr.
Oh! how 1 dislike to see mo- hair
getting so gray. Say, do y0u know
that 10 cents invested iu one bottle of
Beggs' hair remover will not ONLY
restore the color but give it 3 .rieiI
glossy appearaEeeF Try one bottle.
Sold and warranted by NJ. DeTar.
$1,000 Reward: 10 any one who
Will furnish us 81 receipt that will cure
a cough, cold, or amy disease OF the
throat or lungs sooner or more effect
ually than Beggs' cherry cough 7yrup.
Sold and warruutedy BL. DeTar.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-17

TIE N'oucolyor8lst of last week
has sensible editorial on practical
politics. ForcibIe reasons are given
showing why the most available man
should be nominated at Omaha and
sentiment give way to sense. "a
leader is now In demand who can
focus the dissatisfied elements upon
vital censers to gain positive success.
If General Weaver can carry more
votes in the west and south than anv
other man, he is the man to nominate.
II Senator Stewart cun best mass
these scattered elements must he be
rejected because he has not heretofore
seen fit to make his fight outside Of
the old PaTties2 Let us scan the field
briefly. For tho last three years this
movement has been confined almost
wholly to the agricultural interests.
The abject subseryisncy Of both par
ties to the auti-si!ver interests Of
England and Wall street. places with
III reach Of the new party q half dozen
Of the western states. Two years Of
the Mckinley protection, and five
months refusal Oh the part of the
democratic party to attempt reduc-
ton, in the face Of continued depres-
sion in wages, places again OH the un-
certain list the vast Iaboring element
of the cities, and not the least inns
portant Of all, the great railroad vote
in the states of Indiana, illinois, Iowa,
Wisconsin and Michigan. Then, over
and above all, in vieR OF the WIDE
spread unrest within tbs party lines.
would it be the part OF sagaclty, Of
prudence and wisdom, to shut our
eyes in blind determination to ignore
these varied conditioner With an eye
single to securing for our principles the
greatest consolidated vote possible,
would it not be the part Of wisdom to
select such a lender as can amuss these
throbbing muititudes.
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on incomes It was denounced as the
most 0dious class legislation. and the
repeal Of the law was demanded BY
those who were compelled to contrib
ute Tt was the most equitable and
just tax ever levied.
just as long as the tailoring misses
are compelled to pay 500, 600, QUO Of
their HnuEHl earnings into our federal
treasury ana twice AS much more to
protected manufacturers, just so long
viii tenant turner's multiply and the
fruits OF toll accumulate in the hands
Of the few IL unjust and ineqmtabIe
taxation is not the cause of our trouble
what lisp
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-17
TEMPERANCE DOTS

THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION IN ENG
LAND.
All great reforms pass through tour
stIZes. They are ignored, ridiCuIed.
abused, and then recognized as, at any
rate, OF vital Importance. When the
latter stage IS reached, the promised
land is In sight. and the Warriors who
have fought theiF way through the
previous conditions can raise "a note OF
s2suitati0n-
Slowly and laboriously the temper
Hnce movement in England had held
its own; iJ has had many times TO light
not only the powers of the liquor
traffic, but The Giant Despair in its
own ranks. In the esIIy days the odds
were desperate, the battle weu-niFh
lost, when but begun; but like all
causes where the Divine is WORKING
out eternal principles through the
human the end must be victory. AT
this hour the hearts of an those good
and true men ana women who, in the
midst of chilling encouragement AID
fierce opposition, have borne the brunt
OF the fight are juJilant with hope.
On the eve of d general eIectiouiwh
questions long Et the front would seem
Co warrant the undivided attention OF
statesmen, when the difficulties sur
rounding the future Of the relations of
England and Ireland are multiplying.
when the complications Of the labor
question are JhicReuing on all hands.
the theme OF every political speech,
the plank on every liberal platform.
the hOJ question at ,He elections, the
burning subject OF the hour is temper
ance reform John Morley, who OCcu-
pies next TO ir. Gladstone the fore
most rauk among Liberal politicians,
speaking recently said, after dealing
with the Irish difficulty, labor prob
LENS, and tho eight hour bill 81 am not
quite sure that the temperance uues-
ton is not the greatest OF all. 1t is
the greatest moral movement since the
movement tor the abolition OF sIav-
ely"
Among the Liberal leaders the dis
cussiOn on the fitness Of candidates for
seats an Parliament is constantly
spoken of thus: rs he right on the
/ temperance question 2" To those who
have fought long against the awful
odds of the influences that has upheld
/ the liquor traffic, and the absolute
/ apathy or public opinion, this LAM uage
calls forth first a smile of joy and chen
tervent thanksgiving. We ask our
selves, however. what has produced
the change and the answer is. .Thg
great MASSES Of the people have
/ spoken" The north-stronQ "and true
and tender" have with a sturdy per
sistsncy demanded Ieform legislation.
the voice Of that stronghold OF liberal
| ism could not be ignored and has
caused an arrest of thought at West
minister. The foundations of all edi-
fees lie hidden from sight, the taper
ing spire or the. stately tower rest on
the unseen strength OF masonry that
! is burIel beneath the soil. Public
opinion built during patient years of
toll into the thought and conscience OF
nation viii at last always produce
solid results. For this the white rib
bon army have worked long and one
day They will see reaching upward
toward heaven the great edIHce of a
pure government whose first concern o
Is to protect humanity Union Signal.
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IN the death OF L. l. POlk-nur party
loses one Of its RbIest and most earn
est advocates. His sterling common
sense, his liberal views snd Bats wide
knowledge Of different sections of tire
country, contributed more to healing
sectional strife than the influence of
any other one man OF the generation.
Like Henry W. Grady, who bads fair
TO accomplish 50 much along this line,
he was cut Gown at the very threshold
of a career which promised the highest
usefulness and honor. His loss is irrep-
arabic in this hour when We need
leaders Of his caiibrO snd experience
in public affairs, While We mourn his
untimely death we win all dedicate
ourselves anew 20 the principles lie
taught and, standing firm in the gap.
strive to MI it 10y a lager growth of
pure-souled patriotism and earnest
EFFORT to upiift humanity.
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EIr. 6quEIs docking over shs p-..-Y
Tho Euzaisu army O. aIunoat ia 8 Et-ss
o. mutiGy becauz8 the soIdisra have 10
eat wheat bread
Hra- 8IuLlis o. famous houasi-ssp-r1
--Ihus's 200 bad supposs zee bs.
cause Gdey lou't know how TO az 81
Eou must write % the ezar tisia vsrv
day ana tell hia
H. squlLz tatareiugj-EL7
Ars- squLLls-Esss ten him chat r-
must be sure 20 furnish the army vrItr-
good batter Esl print butter. 10 uo--L
bisi tt's often 90 low 50 aftv cents. md
never over @ dollar q pound -Ehsn. On
baking azgs, VFhcl tha bread 81 fresh
ten the aoldiars % s-srelL the butter q
loving dsTe. when ft % g. IIttls an e-fg-
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The platform ad6pbsd by tho nation
nj republican convention emphasizes
the fact already made clear by action
OF congress that the two old parties
will take an identical POSITION on the
silver question and again fight on the
single Issue CT per cent reduction
of tariff rates. How much longer
will the peupls allow themselves
10 be deafened by the unearthIy din
made over this petty issue while
weightf questions and the conditions
which have led to their discussion are
ignored by the parties whose mandates
they obey2 o preiudice! how mighty
is thy. wayl
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IL the early sos, California and
Australia were Initiating tie money
volume more than the widest caium-
ity' howisr ever dreumed of doing.
The fellows who are now crying out
Rgainst the dishonest silver dollar
then cried out against the dishonest
gold dollar. Bsursts all over the
world strongly urged the demOnetiza-
ton Of gold and it was actually de-
mOnetized in Belgium, Holland, Ger
many, Austria, Denmark, Norway
and Sweden. This pefiod preceding
its characterization III those countries
WAS one Of the greatest prosperity the
people ever knew.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-17

WHEN news came to Wichita from
the KiHgman convention that Chester
!, Long is to be Jerry simpsons Oppo-
nent, Jerry WAS called upon to express
himself. IFS said: when was
nominated two years ago, banker Long
(iOr lie is "a banker, though they try to
call him a stockmau) said contempt
iously: WHAT elect that often digger
TO congressI'- Now the ditch digger
asks only u free field and a fair night
with the bunker, and may the ID
take the hindermost.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-17

The GLOBE Democrat, speaking OF the
Mckinley Tariff, says: 1.-The people
are satisfied with it, and do uOe desifs
any changes Ia it as matters now
stand This is an exhibition of pal
pable falsehood or inexeusabls iRnor-
since We dc not believe that one
third OF the people In the country ars
satisfied with the Mckinley Tariff,
and the republican party has received
such Il rebuke In its terrible defeat ia
1890 that the Globe Democrat, in spite
Of its ususli obtuseness, G.snHOt fail to
see that the people nre not satisfied.
This ''wi,istling to keep up courage
haa got to De a very common pastime
with many of oar daily papers, especi-
ally those of republican persuasion,
B'it we don't see the propriety of Civ
ing utterance to a statement that no
intelligent and well inforlIssd person
viii believe. Without entering into
the merits OF deIasrlts Of protection OF
free trade we want to say that the tar
n Issue is a fraud, Not one in ten Of
the so-caIIed statesmen vino pirate so
much abont this question is sincere
They know that other questions are Of
more Importance, and each party uses
tile tariff issues foT the double purpose
es obtaining corruption funds Tor cam
ii1,igu purposes frern shs manufacturer
ana to keep tbs people dlvfdad aad
their attention distracted from the
e.,sastion, If the pQopis viii be
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-17

TlIs present price of cotton is 81
cents. y year ago it was cents.
Yet the mills sell their product at
nearly the snne price, none making a
deduction of more than , per cent.
In the face Of such facts. how can any
honest voter go to the polls saying
- must vote for the protective tariff
that the cotton manufacturer may pay
his laboFers good wages?''
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How many inhabitants Of this .coun-
ty are subscribers 70 the Aret0 Nation,
Edward Bellamy's paper? 1t goes
deep into the causes of the present
unsatisfactory state of affairs ana en-
Enthusiastically supports the St. Louis
platform. The price has been reduced
from - to 81 per year. Sample copies
to be given asegg ~ thisof,ce.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-17

This remedy IS q sure cure for all
diseases of the throat and lunRs.causcd
by taking coId.s Ii viii stop d cough
IS just what It's name implies, an onion
syrup, compounded in such manner as
to do away with the unpleasant taste
and Odor of the vegetable. When in
need OF "a cure for q cough or cold, try
it. Scots bottle. Sold by Porter e
CO., klnsley, Kansas.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-17

THE state iaUoe Conference Mt Bir-
mingham, Ala. Oh the 8Oth Of May.
Endorsed the st. Louis platform.
The president delivered an address
favoring nOn-partisan action but was
voted down and the conference came
opt.for the peoples party, and com
PEELED q state organization by electiug
IL people party state executive COM
n.ifre.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-17

DR.. Gums Improved Liv er pills O.
account OF their mild action arc ezpsc
Tally adapted for correcting spring dis
orders, such as impure blood. tired
brain anu aching and worn out body
They act promptly on the liver and
kidneys; drive out all impurities from
the blood and malaria from the system
Only one pill for a dose. Try them
this spring sold at 25cts q Jox by
Porter & Co, EiusIsy. KS.
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SENATOR SHERIDAN insists that the
i-'l,Jo between gold and silver should
be increased to % to l. we.wish that
some OF our good republican friends
would explain l0ily it should be, since
1t is fact that tile gold ia dollar
costs just 50 Cents while the silver in
q dolIar COSTS SIS cents.
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Reward ArEIssoN.

IRON LOoomoave F1EeHaens' sEasazias-
This batsd-bsaR aud cod6hh civiIiz-
alton OF BostOR has produced no more
Degenerate specimen than Edward At
kiason. He is an active hea in She
hair Of the.c corporate dog, eeAselsssly at
work 10 demonstrate how low wages
can be reduced and EfliT Eesg the pro
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-17
TIE KINsLEY GRAPHIC.
FRIDAY. Ju NE ~. isss.

T. V. WHAHToN, of Yates Center.
Y 's'. po'ninatsd for congress. by the
Fourth district Convention ut E.nporia
on TAesdty
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-17
First Publication May 18Th. Isgl.
sFERtFF'S BALE.--NU. Isa5.

gag A. a-4 L---tlsA MAY Abtls lotas
SFERfFF'S BALE.--Ng 1885
of Kansas.
William p. Leonard plaiutiHr
Lewis Muuu. defend a1nt-
by virtue OF can order OF saie issued TO me.
out or said district uuurI. iu Lle uuUye entitled
action viii. ON Auuduy the 18TH dag OF juno,
a. q. les-s between Hud q O'Clock De m gf
said day at the front door of thu court n1us0.
-u me city OF A-uslCy. iu the county OF Fed-
wards -u the state OF hLuErse offer at public
sale, and sell TO ghg highest and best bidder.
Tor cash lu hand, all tEg following described
real estate Lo-vgits
The southwest quarter of section ruirty-1 Ic.
township tWeuty-5lE, south. Iu range twenty.
west OF Eue 9th p u-. containing IUl acres.
more or ICES ytuE and situate 90 che county
OF Edwards lI- the State OF EuuEaI-
The above described real estate will be sold
without uppruisgugut, 10 satisfy said order
Of sale. d b TEJfgEff1Ts
So "a French. sheriff OF E5Iv.lfrJis go. fEHr
Attorney FOR uItF.
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FIRST Fu5H-atIou Stay 18th. 1902.
gHTTgTFErs SAFE. ~. 1907

SHLilFg s. SALE.-Eg 1897
In The district court OF Edwards county, state
OF kansas
The American Investment Company, plain
uu4
Thomas C.. WIluuEhby, Elizabeth W1IT1uzh-
defendant.
Hy vlrtue OF uu order OF sale issued 90 me.
out OF z4!d district court. irs the Gbove-eutItcu
eeLiuua W-ils rl Monday the 1JLl day or
Iuues a d. A-l's. between . and O'Clock. D. u.
or aalq day ut abe front doUF of che court
mouse ll the city OK AlusleTs al the county OF
EuWurua5 lu the state OF Kansas. ulUE Hr
public sale and sell 90 the highest aud beet
bidder tor cash ia hand. ali sHe following
described real estate CD=-Tlrg
The southeast quarter OF section fourteen
township ITFgurF-EurCg. south. rIuwc twenty.
Eeat OF the On 2 M. LYNX aud situate iu tne
county OK E4EaE-lr ia the state or huu1lE-
The above described real estate viii be sold
without upuralaaEleElr 90 satisfy said order
h O. EUGEfrEG. .
w III French Sheriff OF ElWardE Co. EHH-
Attorney f1E pIliutfG.
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Fret published May asth. lsas.
sHERfFFE SALE.

Iu the district court OF Edwards county,
The Kansas 1LuErElEu Company. q uurDnrH-
tious plaIuun,
George 81 ellison, W. III. Rubb. T.. 10. smith.
IuoIlls A. Page ana me EDWARDS County
Bank corporation. defendants.
GT virtue OF ON order of safe Issued 90 Hlu-
out OF said district court, iU she ab1V e-gurtlld
action will on Monday the siLU day OF uue.
A. ID las= DSlHecu . uua o'clock F- ~ of said
day lE the front door OF the Court ii House Eu
the clty OK AlusteEs Ia tlg UuuLEg OF EcUaeaalE
80 the state or KANSAS uuer 1- public su-l.
ana sell 60 the llE-EsE ana best bidder. for
cusn Ia hand an tue follow g-ueaCEiued real
estate, tO-NTits The south hlE OF the south
township no twenty six 30 range No. nine
1870 ~ 49, -L Liie ~ -..a 30 20 lls ana
OF Euusuz.
The lboye-LlEcrlbel real estate is taken as
the property Of said defendants. and is direct
ed Dy said order OF slte 20 be sold, AMI VIII De
sold without uppraiFemeur. 90 satisfy Gaid
order Of sale r. g., ROBERTS
Suerin Of Edwards county, Eun6a1
Albert WutEius
Attorney for owner OF Judgment
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First Publication 3Iuy Iath. Issa.
sHEHIFF"s sALE.-Eo. 1924.

1LN-ALiE D p 04A-ta---lsu. Ll-4-
In the district court OF Edwards County, state
s OF kauEus.
Gilbert uuIdr plaintiff
George A. EthuFtou and Emma Ethertou.
defendants
bs virtue OF uu order OF sgIu issued 90 ne.
uut OF suid district court. iu tho aHaru-afi,
utiGd action will uu Monday tho m uug
OF june o.. d. l5-. between = UfId a O'Clock. D
Il- OF said day ug tile front door of he court
l9u-C ga tue city of kluHIcy- lu the county OF
Tie sale. aud sell GO Ihg highest aud best ibid,
deg. Tor cash in haIaf alL fEe following du.
sgrllCu real estate. Uu-aIL
pc nor heust quarter OF section Ihirty-fuUr
ia township twenty six south, TgGara twenty g..
west OF the HLl De- Iu-r containing 400 utsuns.
core or tgrsr lying and sIruuLu Iu tho com Isl
1t 10 rs ards IH the state OF kansas.
Tho above described real estate VIII Doe sold
without uTpraisculCur 20 satisfy said order
OF Eulu. U "a TEfgFFETgrTI=5
W "a French Sheriff OF EDWIN gia 4 10. f-as
Attorney Tor PITT
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TIE citizens of Omaha have donated
81 900 towards the expenses of the
convention. 1t is thought that so, 600
PEOPLE viii attend.
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Firsu publication June 18th Isgs.
SHEUIFFs sALE.-.554.
Z l------- --.----- - 49,. --.----.- -------

sHEHIFFs sALE.-.551.
in the district court of Reno county, state OF
Kansas.
W. 70. Duncan pIaiutfu.
j. b. Arthur and The EiusauT Mercury Real
E1lufc Company "a corporation defendants.
By virtue OF AN order OF sale issued 60 me.
out OK said district court. IN the above entitled
Hcuons viii, ON Monday tEg IsJh day GfJuly,
a. ID 1857 between two and -Four O'Clock D.. d.
OF said day az the front door OF rhe court
house lu the city of hsusleyr i'm the county 0s
Edwards ia the state OF Kansas, UfTgr Rl pub
ltc sale and sell 40 the highest and best bid
ugg7 tor cash iu hand. ala she touuyFIuu-dcs-
CrluCl reul estate LU-EVLEs
Lot 40. tWo I2lin Block no. forty 800 I'm thu
original town now city. %. hlusley- uCCurlEuH
60 gue original plat Of said towns Hupr.lfst5d
at 41lJ--0s subject TO a mortgage OF s-uUUG.
lying uuu situate iu 70 re county or Edwards
Ia the state or Kansas.
The above described real estate viii Doc sold
with appraisCmcEg, TO satisfy aiIfd order OF
sale Do. C. kDHEsaEH-
W. ID ElEECH. SlurIn OF Edwards county.
Attorney tJr plaintiff.
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EHE overproductIon Of grain Is bad,
when we consider that in the city Of
New York slsne 10000 children die
annually fos want OF food.
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CURRENCY CON4RICTION

Many people do not see how contrac-
ton of the currency Injuries The vaIne
Of property and products and Expresses
debtors. The following census figures
may give them All iukliug of one way
in which injuries are inflicted,
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Legal NOTTCES
Elrst Fubueauou HAY a1th. fu1,.
sHEHJ FI-s SALE

no. I5l5-
lg f,e elztriet court OF Edwards county. state
Ellzao9th Jane suIth. PiaIutia.
HOSEA D. Denny. Defendant
By virtue OF an order OF FnIa E-rrra d o.. s---.
out Or 41Aa district GuuEl- lu tue uHorr gr-
-5 - -N-'--s WIZ on D o-la-Fz enc lE1 uaF or
j l4e, - ID lea=r petUegr. sa1-u ana rom
e e-le- Z. u. or said day az the front door %
Lae e4ur4 house "a the city OF aIuEIuF. fn M
esl1-ts % EDWARDS iu tho state OF Kansas
ougE az tlllll sale aud saii Co EEa lirheat
ana oes- bidder Tor cash iu laud- an no f1I
10 y sing ueacEloe4 real estate, 90 sits
an uu1lF tlea gla-tl-rl I'D OF an uudIrtdcd
lP7 thirds 50 or the southeast uuaFtarli 81
sestlln twenty t2lls iu township twenty-five
i-1E eoLll or range seventeen LTf nraaf
el hAe aL1 70 Ne lying and situate
kauFas-
The above described r1aI estate viii be- sold
sale Appraised at $1,000
H C. ROBERTS
-SheriE OF Edwards county.
W "a EHEUCu
Attorney Tor plaintiff.
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state OF kansas 0
Edwards County
Notice IS hereby given that she following
described lands ana town lots situated BOZ ru6
county OF LLaarlEs state aE Eausls. were
sold Tor tax OF ISIS on LEla els IlT OF October
1852 uud that unless the same arc redeemed
on or before the -l4t ouE OF October IlIl. uy
the payment OF the sum set opposite each
tract or land or town f1rs tue EEEue .lefuE che
taxes charges Interest ana C1zra calculated
20 October =ists iallL theT VIII be- conveyed UF
deed GO the purchaser thereof.
SCOTT EEATEIAE.
County Treasurer
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FAIHVEEW ADDITION TO EHE CITY or