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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-06-01
! IN AND AROUND DELHI.

Mr.. Holt is slowly improving from
his hurt.
Geo. Brown made flying trip west
Monday.
A large party of the Delhi people
picnicked at the river on Tuesday.
Hugh Cumming, of Wood Lake, was
down to see the folks Monday.
All the old soldiers and their fam
lilies visited Redwood Tuesday and all
report good time in every respect.
Mrs. Gebhardt, of Bellingham, is
visiting her relatives and Delhi friends.
VIM. Case is again shaking hands
with Delhi friends.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

lay the body. properly sewed up in can
vas. and the feet heavily weighted
The whole crew with uncovered heads
was touching scene. Stepping To the
center. the captain examined the body
carefully and found everything in
proper order.
Take out the gangplank." said he.
Several sailors obcyed the command
and stepped back to their places
Drop him overheard said the cap
tain.
Before n move could be made the mate
who on this vessel was Portuguese
stepped forward and said:
Capt. Sherman. you no read Bible?''
'No. guess not" replied the cap
tain Hes dead and couldn't hear
what I read. Besides, he was Dutch
and couldn't understand English"
oh" said the mate. "me think you
ought read Bible" And with the cap
tain's permission he went to his state
room. got his Bible and read chapter
in Portuguese over the dead Scandi-
navian
One Of the curses of life at sea has
been the use Of grog. Formerly liquor
was thought 20 be necessary for men in
the Arctic, but experience has proved il
to be harmful instead Of beneficial. and
onlyin cases of great distress is IL now
used Strong coffee has taken its place.
and in every whalsr during times of
great exposure or unusual fatigue.
strong. hot coffee is always at hand,
grog never. HERBERr l. ALpRicH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

s.vusn~ fv,.u ne Ar~>zc ~ stopped h
R~Ar,,v .sr~ss. 30 Land cur three uen-
E...h one haa his perqaisit<. md the
whole sat<lelnsnt tDrnsd ont 20 hep
Land kh~ra Oar vessel WA Full Not
a gallon Of oii-esrrysng eapecity vas
LEFT. and in the binbber room were two
tocs or more n biucoer that had not
been i.,iiesi ont This. too. Ne gave u
tic natives. sad lsos-sent IL w4s. for
they were about entering upon the win
,sr season with . short supply of food
Ihs blabber was already In horse
pieees. Two natives went down Into
the blubbsr room % hease The pieees
on deck. Two men on deck threw the
pieees over the rails into cxnoes. and =
nan in each canoe slowed them away
70 the best advantage
As the frst canoe load approached
shore /. WIS received with = shout OF
Soy from the whole settlement Men,
women and children rushed % relieve
the eSsnoe OF It's load Several OF shetl
dashed into the water up ~ their
waists, seized the canoe and. with =
about aud = he2ve. landed IL high ard
dry GA the beach. With the landing q
the first canoe load the natives seized
tie blubber food and the following
loads werr permitted 20 land a. best
they could.
SIX hours later. when We hove anchor.
part % the people were still gorgins
themselves. while the rest. slre aey
gorged. were sleeping stupidity
Ga long whaling cruises one or more
deaths are liable "a occur. We lost Z
man while at anchor under East Cape
Siberia. lie was Scandinavian and
could scarcely understand word o.
English The mate announced hi'
death as the captain and ! were sitting
IN the cabin one afternoon. Orders
were given To remove all the mans
things from the forecastle and prcpar'
him for burial. When everything wa
La readiness We went on deck. Ther'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

In conversation with al acqusintance
who is a fish culturist from love Of the
business. and who fortunately combines
the interest with a means q making -
livelihood lhappy the man - stuated).
he gave me some interesting note. He
said: 1T Is a mistake % suppose that
there j. money q lie made raisng trout
in artificial ponds for the market The
chances Of raising fish % n good sixc are
70 small That nothing II in favor II the
undertaking. To a raan a nlcsns who
can afford 20 invest the money and pay
largely for . few fsh. and have them
whenever be wants them. web ard good
bu, 10 the person bound 20 make the
most II has chances. why. BE- VIII quickly
learn that yearlingx and fry cold for
stocking are the best paying rnesDs -
American Angler.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

r<ssflszn,.n ssrrn~t me- aud 1skct how !
l1tp4na1 - 3. WITH shst adv. ] toi1
I'm TAT is.a r.ft her Ia the Fsrde1.
haa f.roastt h.r - thas lsaae Gnd Eri
~aitssa 10 s.cSs i,er la,l.ss.
rs smil,s. saaly ana s-sA ne had Just
III norlc< n he roliae he1-tausrS<rs -
have tbs srftr, fes.s s,n ms lls,koat for
her: thai Two ns1...1l.s t.<fure her brattssr
lad been lot ia stis,s,eins the Axcsnt
= tie Nstterhl.rn. and s.no~ that tine
..,e had t,..,. : r...l..,c. le 49, ks-es.nx
her oo1flssfi IN : suite q roo,n- q tbs
ho1se. hogsnr that eaflre sxss ~oula re-
store her rr<son. he thanked me fcr
~has Rad done ana asked tas - cal
tie nsat aft<rsc-sn-
H..ire esten nv dinner xxsx rur.dsv.
met Melville ani We went Il tis ot.s's.l
Daring The tine bet~asn ats he It'd
me II his saa tssp Ia Monte Carlo. snl IL
was not unf.l Ne were slowly wslki.z
up the Avenue dc loy<rs that / toil l..ra
of nav unusual experience q the sfSer-
noon
With . shade II that same strange
smile had t-f,1e noticsd he sxksi rss
the appearance u the man. AMI vl.en I
described him hs half mastefei. II
thought So" Nothing mere wa sxid
for several blocks. ~h1n he sJ4de<-y
sskcd. tie srnile being fully devsloped.
And whsre h my rlEr Irat my L<n1
10 my crasaf--fhe pan was gs1e' knew
that had worn II IN The afternoon. and
now II was missins. Melville noticed my
surprise and sasd again, Il thcaghs -
After walking a moment In sliepce he
continneds That pan was very highly
salnei by one ~ Eurcpe's most noted
gamblers. hosne monthssso. On account
s.f severe lo-srs. he W "A co-arellct 90 rart
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

The solar system il wei illustrated fy
the following statements: Let the sun
be- represented by globe ? fest in diam
efer. A grain % mustard seed Al TIE
circainfsrsace - circle i6{ feet in d.
arnetcr win adequately rcprosnt the
size and distance a aercury. The earth
viii b. represented by pea ON the cir
cumfcrence Of circle "a feet across.
and Venus by another pea on The cut
side Of "A sf0-foot circle Mars VIII he
adequately represented by Jiflhead a.
Ga feet. and the asteroids by grains ~
sand / 600 10 ]. zoo feet away. An orange
at the disfsnce o. bali a mile VIII sfani
for Jupiter. a very small apple NJ four
fifths II mile viii stand for Saturn
and cherry on the circumference 81 .
circle II miles across VIII represent
Uranus.-S.. Louis Globe- Democrat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12
TO TIE NORTH POLE
whalers When Jam Through
Ice PACKS AFTER Game.
ExcHENEsTs on sHIPsoaRD
rnz Royal sport e wa4aas l. fIe'
wh.s "a Used = ss-wss.
B.as5zr 10 Boiled

rrse ca = uhaieshsp = ,ni4as AMI
ptc<arrslre. DssTl1x wigs Of nlsnf
ss,sanzkls ceyned tie toneh 81 ,ivills,sr
tia taere laasl II Es.-essaty % u4ay
a4Ts Of dunes<y Hsonotsny, yet he
srser ei.1f..rtzrs Il the salL,ss. The STRIFE
fnz oc.slrY "a he he, - s1.-rs dlffs~'
snes tru1s aay other calling and the IN
d->-,rlf,abls, f.seinsIion 81 bring GA .ts
A. u.s<ls ~hssing cruise ons CT Tia
most interesting all thrilling OF my ex-
perirnce4
AAny changes have ecans tnso wsAi
ina and rs methods during TIA fa-t
sears.sr uf . century "a an industry II
Has trepped from an iinportant Pl<ss
~ aiusoss the bottom 81 The lat TIE
objocfs 81 To voyage ahso have
changed Formerly. ull Wa the Dns
<rsas Object u he 10Y s.rs aud whale
bons VA u listls o. no eonseqae2ee'
ROW he HAAlebcns ) very veia-
able. heing worth srout uve doila-s q
f.sail,a. while ne oii i worth SO i1ttl'
49, many wha.s- aro lslised for t1s't-
xshalstt.ne and tE4 eors4s>es are cut
s1r1ft without saving aEsy 81 The oino-
ber Nasleru iusentlCn. With - power
ri explosives. has made whaling a
n.ers garae u s,anyhtsr. where former
~ Il 49, royalty among sports To-day
ths sndas.ry. exeopt - far a. the mas
ter II Sc Feascl AID . few officers are
euacern-.s. IA mostly novel money
earnsur routine.
Wh-n. after raany days at sea We err
terea tse lee. We sccsrsd % have cons
fnss - entirely new existence. The
shfn and ,sAalis.x gear had long been
III r1aiv fsr 4srgi-e. Tie men wese
....~...l 40 a. the 3xeitssrsnt ~ s-rssis-
fr-e a. ret whale. Ant tk~ brisk
w~.si.r tnfas-i new lie ana AMMAN
49, t,t, ~--rvht.l, ana ererythin.,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

whale a killed 4. Il ''cutln" The
esubber Il stripped on in blanket
plee-s and slowed away in the blabber
rooEn. while the head-the upper jaws.
So - SPEAK which contains the whale
bone Is hoistrd on deck. and the whale
bone il carefully removed. Unless whal-
ing il 80 brisk that the services Of the
whole crew are required. trypots are
fred mp aud trying out begun The
erezsineSs OF this process il beyond the
conception OF one who has not aided in
H. one or two men arc tolied of into
the bigbber room 10 cut the blanket
pieces into the more conveniently.
handled horse pieces" OIL oozes out
Of the blu5ber. snearing the men from
head - foot. until they wallow about
in several inches of grease. In stress Of
weather. when the ship is pitching and
rolling, the men in the blubber room
are frequently thrown over on their
greasy foothold aud rolled about in tho
horrible stuff.
on deck other men "mince" the horse
pieces, stiii Others tend the trypots, the
oil press and the coolers, while the
cooper sets up and ''flags' the casks
ready TO stow the oil down in the hold.
Aud 80 the work in all its phases goes
merrilv on in sea Of grease every
where. From one end Of the ship To the
other there IS grease. But, The boiling
once over. the ship is washed with
strong I've. and made as clean As when
her keel FIRST cut the water. During
the daytime trying out is dirty and dis
casting work Bat at night time there
i an entire change Hanging near the
trypots is the .bug-light." wire basket
OF about bushel capacity. This is
filed with the scraps" that have been
SKINNED from the pots and squeezed
in the press. but which still contain
considerable oil. and which burn with a
vivor that would discount a torch Of
pitch. This Is the only light Not IN
frequently the ''bug-light'' Of another
whaler viii be seen glimmering bright
ly through the darkness. while not an
outline Of the vessel il visible
As we watch operations under this
light we see the men moving about the
deck like dark characterless phantoms.
IN tic loffrIOAth4 atN wv StbtA4Aik
pots. each with Its roaring fro OF
scraps. A fgure-uladc impish by ths
contendiDg CLOVIS Of thefire and the bug.
light and by the s.eamlng. scetbing oil
tends each Gre. With long-handled
fork he reaches out into the empty
darkness. picks mp a shapeless mass
and drops it into the pot. Laying
,ioVxn tfa fork he reaches for a LONG
pole. stirs mp the pot. returns the pole
into Is dark corner. brings out a skim
mer. takes Of the scraps. then returns
the Skinner. and. producing ladie
proceeda 10 dip out the steaming, seeth
ing oil and empty IL of into the dark
ness---for the cooler II simply a deer
shadow.
And thrs the operation goes on hour
after hour throughout The entire night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

Dinner dresses are flLs winter ~
tremely rich aud magnificent. Velvet.
satin and brocsde ~ gorgeous huef are
bordsred with sable ard prioele.s lncc.
and gold and silver crntroder1e< give sd-
difionai briiliancy. The bishops purple.
50 much admired. keeIs ifs color wrli
under artificial ligh: and y teen =; its
bet when subined nv the hEhz aud
shades that play over tho tisck pile II
Gcnoa velvet. and the Same may b. said
Ct the moss grrers and sApphirs blues.
which are app 20 look harsh and obtro-
sve In silk 60 sstln.
some Of the p>ssr tinfs. moonlight
hlw-, resereep and cedar are Elso very
beautiful IN velvet. ~ vel ~ the sk>ct
o,aiescent tnes that defy de-cr1yion---
Manchester Guardian.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

t,ssx sss errersrnxty snougcxrff-
shertIr hafor~ w< sa<led fron sAn Fran
csseo . s.s1er - hal<r hzd passed throuzh
the t<siaea Cate, e1eoan,sr~d head
Wind and opposing titen- AID lid been
ssspt irre<srihly - destruction, With
r1ensy-two lives lost Va passed
sAruash the Ccltza Gate under some
what similar circumstances Head
wlrsss delayed - until The insominz II
the tide. III BY sAnllfal seamanship We
Appt oA. .nd On tia Third day passed
os.s % ~ 1t Il land
Bat = y aslsship - lively, bustiisg'
exxltea community when . whaie has
just bssn caught hnn<di-tsly after :
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12


rine world q to-day Il IN the whaling
service. ar IN these vessels brassn and
muscle. nos steam. Do uacst OF this ~cr<.
Ev~rv oeIcsr p-i.lps himself on his sea-
mansi,ip. Ia Ia. he Eaust bc a thorough
saii1r belize b. can bs an offiec-. A
sllxht csi ,al...lstieu IN ~iviax the coma
1aaal or IA i1ssaas's delay in cxerliinx
if vbea told = ''Aell- may asad The
ssfp crashing into The iec pack. Yet
wit = raan a47f1 80 survey thc i-e for
mdes and pack ~. the '.cs,iz- ~ open
vster, = es~,oat ga he bovT<Ert -
asiiie The sfip aro--it an among the
TIC cakes - -. = thsr< op The trvwurl<s
- carry the cDns1aanes ADD two men a.
the 1hcci ~ esecn,o thfin. tees whale
sbiQe sqcirra about IN toe ice. guided
~ sue 4 rare skid ant ia.Erncus that me
Tai-t ca tac ssdc % tbr vessel - askr<iiy
srrafelcd except IN tiEses II stress ~
westaer.
we f.a f,~aa IN ne icc about two
sseea eita double ioak1ut tn the
--ses "a. sod e<,e ~ s,va men on
,asi. ssatrsinx f..r ~reofs. in asissstinn 10
fs.st - tsr ~r-~n haaAs. The lookout
s'-s sis8sef 4 rsrsuios s9u,st. Tia
saets e1s harinr h.s .at,A teIcus
Afi han.s uss shouted fr.,zr1 ot,s enI
~ 80 shio t.i thh Other All .aso boat
is~ared asvay. The a~eos.i mates bat
rrss 4ns-lF cu tbe SPA vsiaies far
a.. nsale - ri.e again. ard slse fear
ether ts,ssS scattered NJ AID dozn he
etxr ~ tks rsc<, Thy were frsn bali
e rils e. mice aesi aalf fi~aoa tAe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

- " xle.,ss thai Eo1l 1rcfs -
4 ~ vs.t< thai sSoad 10 t1es.
c. 80 g. ne frox pt.sl quarter
I>sn,s< ne duslns sso~,
-Frou he north. inealriax ns>af~A
Whers - cid n-@E- esool& <p~o~
~ Eis crate. r10lf--k o'sf The s<1ck--
t2ld u.s via IL that tiss.
~Ier tke Anew n2kss sfs the 1zaes
% Ills -1lnna<Ts kiS~.
-s<< Lin ~ - sss-eg< snt <1tssn.
hps. fss wrinkied haas snc s>f1s~
'J1<l ez.x en- ~ eft s-x<s~@n<.
And hal ssrao<f Gie<
Cene< bSek. sonHsf. sozns ana w<In ~
! sm ED, b. er.ce
sfhxn BE catches uf the nrilovN
Irios 10 make he slzls~<~ slSss
Os.is >~l> tie skAss hiring.
D&nciIs htsh sx4 low.
Ana ths asl,~s u he Summer
Are tA< k@kes ~ sao~
--Anns 1ssa1ie N lcutAs comp<niaa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

hours and the general VERY and unc~r-
satntJ u that bs>insss. The wpsder y
tat snyboay shoold e. inte it. II a
uts. - al ipeiirea - ~ sensitive hs
sacaid esrtsiely keep sut n q.
- rwtnefsl,er long tinr go going
hste oo> night into = fuefa Ia wAifh
tsere ws< one MAJ sleeping tsle
clothes ~~rs an = chair neaf ths hesd
= the e~e 49, hensilus ovvs ihoae
fiesAes nnf shept - take thern cas- into
thr h>li eA~n she man sadfsnlv ~ol@
- Nsttsat az inst.as's h~sltasson a.
fhfFw - Na.a eroubd M ! wl,a
Jostae .Aea Assd strs.nx. i.at shis nAsn
ftss f,yr flfsssa a. sfr,ns - $50 4
thinH - fssas8 A.~e sf.eae.l - n H.
81 ~nnsssf - saa ~ g.us as apt ~
the hs''iss ga ~ rss4test $3.50 sn,a
trfsfe - a.s shsi - e.e4s<si ...s .s.<s &,
- teit~ so "a leat A. i. t4.ss.l
- s - ssfs 6fs.sa s-awht a.. go
SO - ~ sf Aet mas ss.sk
80 1ss 49, sAess. ss4 ksss saea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

without Interruption except BY the mo-
rlontary delays With The fes changes
in TIE shifts 81 tic ri~n
4: il only cu ~uch occasions az this
tAat 'ile fai charm and fascination 81
whaling caa b appreciated More
- -ies may - ''s~a ppedT aud more
ysrn<spnn during rho daily dog watch
when 'ihe sfar0card and port watch Ar.
touefht~ and al haDAs are on d~c<
Ha- uhier the glow q he Daylight.
with iAe exciternent ~ The successful
shser iresh q rslnd. and every induce
inset 81 hand to recall pss, experiences.
there 5 an Interchange - yarns that
- cas- Al the pictaresqaeness Of
- Nhaicmars life The tme-lighs
sssts > spell over everything u Tie~s
n1srrelans Il sefis.itY - s.r~i~s tAas havs
sfrresil h>eo frid 5ariux he dog ~rsseh.
+ extends ~ isrkri aasien sni iahri.
csfes tae ytfr Spinning ten,ienele. -
e. saere &c 1aitfret@s fae lin-s b.>4
sseea sar e1,slale anf fhe iiueossifl,,
And meat = ~. it ase xsesi cAiars
.Af Hsea< tslk fr ~ <sts Y talx.ax
rsther faae e. ~ sxFsrtasion u trisx
tsfeufFi -
- iheestsn - shailar "a - Arctic
rexisah = rrnslrts rllhessf sssshlax
ufs.u eset th% Rssas ss&..s p.ss ID 4
Aanf Fee.sis sis tssn - tarr@ entls~s
- thif sesr.n a. sslissrs sea - tt~sn
psr.aNl - IN tlasAsr Hsnf - tses~
ns~n Ahse szsne s. esr~..t ths aases ~
~he j. e gs,rsftl - s.tea pr
ess ~ {. ~ Rses3 ss,se. si<r ls tafse
s~sfe - e~iss - -. fssais ~ ;
eees i~rsa ostsa - she ~tnssf -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12
THE BURGLARS TRADE.
IL IL Net tho Easy Road to Wealth Gem
monty supposed

IL IL Net the Easy Road to Wealth Csn-
monty supposed
Occasionally. said a retired burglar
the other day, "a man transfers To him
self in a single night the accumulstions
of another mans lifetime. bat these In
stances are very rare. and nothing conld
he further from the truth than the idea
that burglary Is quick and easy road
10 wealth. The fact Is that the great
majority Of burglars make but a scant
living. and to make even that they must
encounter many difficulties aud dan-
gers The baygiar's reward. whatever
IL may To-. is never commensurate with
tie risk he takes.
II have myself acquired some prop
erty. but II had my life to live over
again I should choose sofnc other occu-
patton than burglary. Indeed. when
you come "a consider the inconvcnient
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12
y-.t us.r~~s.

Il hear Simpson hnd : strsak Fl h>a
iaek AMI has besn losing moscv.-
.'Ilsd - lose nfnchr
.Atoaf &c 600
slew sfd ii lApp<n~
He Al down = ecai hoe that va
l.fs uncovered an3 vast huft de-
trcif frss Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

Milo. the famous athlete ~ snctr9
Greece ftorn SO n G wse yisfor al both
the olymrnc and Psthisn esnnt for sx
tims> in sncce-sion. On che opcseion-lse
ran four miles with al On on his shgn,-
DER. kailed the animal with . blow q
he fat and then ate The entire csrcss
In one day. An ordinary mesi FOR this
gluftoboas Titan va ~ pounds q iresd.
twice that much sneas and IS pinfs a
vfne. Isl Louis Re3,nblio.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

Dan s~sd . <ys~s-oid- give ne
erots % fsy . rDc1kev-
we hsve oss rsonkey IN The heuss
now ed tss> elder brother
Who y u. D&n1
~fou." vss the r~ply.
Then rive me- 8 cerss - by ~ Dee-
fer ss-1e ruts~
Tho hrots~ crsld nj r~<,et-lsrns
ssfnnrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

Ne n esn~tser NJ. s,sn-on . verr
sis'e fellew.
sifs A 6onf VIZ. hss ne. "a
Nss ss.s@ So ceass = - a.
sss q Wei. thai /. hesAlns against
Nssn. ~ ssas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

Rroshs~ ,from tb~ oeuntrTb h
shis. Lse~~ls Yen sxx sfrssd n srkine
lssrs y r. ors t'ss rft~rncn. vfsx 1.
year culy froti,>r. ssrs Gene - rsy
Fou q v.sr
k>~~nrs ozr}--weE. ycu -. Hro>. I
hnvs nd - r,sry brothers o>f,ine - -
ne late --fsr1<a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

Husband-,Affer today I'm euine 10
try new plaza with you. Rve<y time
sou Ct . new drss 10 must b under
stood that I can Invite my friends here
20 . little poker party and merry time
gcneraliy.
Wife lFwestivp-Yoa can have them
every n git. dear. II yon ~snt to-
Truth
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-03-23
First publication March 10, lsO3-9w,
Publication Notice.
In the district court of Phillips County, Kansas,
N, #. Thompson, plaintiff,

In the district court Of Phillips County, Kansas,
N, f, Thompson, phintiG,
W..
Catharne Hall, Marian Davis and A. L. Ayers de.
PENDANTS.
The defendant A. H. Ayers, will take notice
that you have been sued In the above named
couit and that you must answer the petition filed
therein by the above named plaintiff on or before
the 20th day OF April 1903, or said petition will
be taken as true, aud u judgment rendered against
said defendant A, IL. Ayers, for costs Of suit, and
further Judgment against said defendant, A H.
Ayers, for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage
made by Catharine Hall TO the Equitable Mort.
gage Company bearing date Mayed, 1887, (and duly
assigned before maturity to paintiif) upon tho
following described premises situated IN the coun.
" OF Phillips, and State Of Kansas to witt The
southwest quarter Of section seven "a and the
north huli Of the northwest quarter Of section
eighteen (lS) township one, range twenty (20),
and adjudgmg that the plaintiff has the first lien
on said premises to the amount for which iudg-
said premises sold according TO law, and the
proceeds thereof be applied LIST, 10 the pay
nent Of the costs Of SUIT; I'd To the payment OF
any unpaid taxes which may be lien on said
premises; and 3D. to the payment Of the amount
found due palntiI, and forever barring and lore
closing said defendants, aud all persons claiming
or to claim under them or either of them OF ali
right, title, interest or equity of redemption In or
To said premises or any part thereof,
FRANK MCKAY, Attorney for Plaintiff
Attest:
lsEALl r. G, JOHNSON Clerk District Court
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-03-23
First publication March 10, is03--5w.
Case number 27la.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS, Ice.
Phillips County,
IN the district court Of Phillips county,
Charles Adameon, plaintiff,
w,
william W, Benedict, Mary +, Benedict, George
w. Howell Ida e, Howell, Is, T. Waggener us
trustee, and the Guaranty Investment Com.
pauy, and d, NJ, Davis, receiver of Guaranty In
yestmcnt Company, Henry Ferret aud 5, II.
Howell and Mrs, 5, r., Howell, defendants,
Public notice IL hereby given, that under, and
by virtue oltno Judgment rendered in the above
entitled action, In aud by the Nboye-named court,
and Of nm order Of sale Issued on said Judgment,
To me directed aud delivered, will on
MONDAY, APRIL, l1th 1903,
Mt the hour Of O'Clock p, m, Of said day, at the
east door of the court hOuto In Philllpsbnrg, In
the comfy Of phillips, state of Kansas, offer at
public sale and sell TO the highest bidder for cash
in hand, the IollOwingdescribed real property,
namely.
The east half Of the northwest quarter and the
west half Of the northeast quarter Of section
twcnty.tnree t93J, township ave 80, range twenty
CluJ, west of the 9th NJ
All In the county Of Phillips, state Of Kansas.
Said property has been levied upon and II TO be
sold us the property Of the aboye-numed defend
ants,
Dated this nth day Of March, A, D, 1893.
q, II, UTTER,
sheriff OF Phillips county
PRATT Il LEWIS, Attys for Pm.