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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-07-07

SPECIAL home treatment for rheumatism.
Address DRs BEEKMAN 81 PIxLEY, q West
122nd St., New York City.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-07-07
A Rooy, of Rooks for . stamns.

A copy of the ILLUSTRATED CATALoGUE'
of the ''Four-Tracl1' Series, New York Cen
tral Books and Etchings, the only book of
postpaid, on receipt of two two-cent stamps,
by GEORGE H. DANIELS, General Passenger
Agent, Grand Central Station, New York.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-07-07

WITH good management in most
cases two garden crops can be grown
In one season.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-07-07

HreGs-"Figgs is prospering. isn't hel''
Hatch-"Oh, yes. He's got now to where
he can sass his butcher. ."oJudge.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-07-07

BEAUTY marred by bad complexion may
be restored by Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, 50 cents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-07-07
Halls Catarrh Cure
Is a Constitutional Cure. 2

1T never cools man off when the street
sprinkler throws water on him.-Atchison
Globe.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-07-07

''SAY, Fringes, if you had fortune, say
twenty dollars, left to you, what'd be the
first thing you'd try to get?' Fringes-
Dyspepsia. .''-Inter Ocean.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-07-07

They live most who love most-Ram's
Horn.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-10-06

and the department commander to ex-
onerate Lieut.. Morgan from blame,
but the watch-dogs of the treasury
couldn't allow him to drop that seven
hundred and fifty dollars. There was
no doubt that he was robbed. The
robbers, in fact, DESERVING recruits en-
route to the mines, we're easily over
hauled by experienced frontiersmen
who Cit OUT in pursuit the moment
the affair was heard of. twas scandal
Gus on the part Of 'tenderfoot toughs''
from the far east to rob an army dis
bursting oficer-a,ld expect to get away
with the swag. Buckslkin Joe, Lop-
sided Pete, and other local celebrities
lost little time in overhauling the
Bowery gang and recovering such val
uables as they had; but who was to
overhaul Joe and Pete? The auditor
ssid Mr.. Morgan ought to have kept
that money in the safe. The depart
ment commander, striving to aid q
good soldier, pointed out that they
didn't carry safes when on Indian CAM
paigns; if they did, they would even
less frequently catch the Indians. But
it awaited nothing. What did the treas
ury department care whether Indians
were caught or not? Mr.. Morgan was
held to have violated the spirit of his
instruc tons in that he went to Capt.
Stone in town to turn over the money,
instead of waiting for Capt. Stone to
come to him. Then the general pointed
out that Morgan was ordered to march
with the command at daybreak, and
therefore had to turn over the money
that night. But the bureau officials
couldn't see it. Let Lieut.. Morgan get
bill of relief through congress. said
the pragnaatic official, we'll knowing
that such bills are the outcome of in
fuence, not innocence. The colonel
went to the office, and by way Of COM
forting himself for the weakness which
prompted him to blow his nose and
wipe his eyes very often before leaving
Morgan, and to kiss Connie and Lot
several times after, pitched into Mr..
Gray, his perennial chopping-block,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-10-06

and Gray, finding meelxness and silence
not what was needed, fred back. They
exchanged volleys minute, Gray hav-
ing all the advantage of sense and the
colonel of sound, and ended, as usual,
by the old man saying he wouldn't
give tinker's dam for an adjutant he
couldn't pitch into when he had to
pitch into somebody, or that couldn't
talk back ''I'm all broke up about
Morgan. Can't we do something to
pull him out of his hole?"
So they wrote letters, did the officers,
to Morgan's wife's relatives, setting
forth how brave and deserving and I'M
fortunate he was, and that something
must be done for those children. It's
all well enough in the eyes of ones
wife's relatives to be brave and dese1v-
ing, but they have no use for man
who is unfortunate. In fact, if he is
only fortunate they care very little
how brave he may be. and less for his
deserts. Robert answered the coloneps
missive, but the others did not. Rob
said they had already been put to much
expense on their sisters account
which, as they wore no mourning and
published no notice in the papers at
the time of her death, was an out-and-
out whopper. He furthermore said if
something had to be done for those
children to go ahead and do (which
was simply indecent. Tintop had
copy made and sent it to classmate, a
distinguished officer Of engineers whose
Office was in Detroit, and whose duties
made him well known in influential
circles, and the colonel made inquiries
and sent reports. The boys we're we'll
TODD, in paying business, both of
them; and, as for Aunt Lottie, she
wasted more money in six months than
would clothe, feed and comfort her
nieces and nephew % many,
3a
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-10-06

would come etdrniinn g tim :. ..as 9. iElore
to the field, leaving the wives and lit
tie ones to watch and pray. Make
hay while the sun shines seemed tosbe
the social axiom of the cavalry in those
days Enjoy the too brief days as best
We may, for soon the summer will
come. when all men must work at their
appointed trade and seven months out
of twelve and sometimes more it meant
separation from the loved ones within
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-10-06

HE WAS PULLING MUR9AN OUT OF H11h
SELF.
war; but he hadn't been long enough
In the service to find. out that brevets
followed on the heels Of the great re-
bellion like rain on the boom Of a battle,
deluging everybody who happened to
be around. He found Morgan loved to
hear Of life in foreign armies, while
no one else had time to listen. He
loved to talk and so he came. He loved
to. hear Of cayalrY. campai9ns dnrinR
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-10-06

Che war, and soon got Morgan Is tslll.
ing and explaining, and SO, little sIb5fs
little, he came to be looked upon IS sthall
sunshine Of their day. He was pull
ing Morgan out Of himself, = and when
the spring came on the ':old man was
surely better, able to sun himself ont;
the southern porch and watch the,
drills on the broad parade. Connie was
but child. Who could have thought
for her? And SO here she stood this
exquisite May morning. just bordering
buds were bursting into bloom and
with yearning, outstretched arms, with
q deeper, fonder glow in the big,
brown eyes than mortal had yet seen,
gazing longingly away down the distant
valley, down along the silver windings
of the stream, fringed by the fresh
green of the cottonwoods, away from
the dull brown buildings of the old
frontier post, away from barracks,
quarters and coral, away from it's
bustling life and care and SORROWS,
away from that picketed Enclosure far
out over the prairie where now the
loved mother had been resting long
months beyond the twelve, away from
aging father, from laughing girl and
romping boy, Connie Morgan's heart,
shining through her steadfast eyes,
was following the fast-fading dust
cloud that told where the squadrons
were marching sturdily away to drive
the Indians from their old haunts down
the wild wastes of the Mini Ska, and
Perry thornton riding on his first cam
paign.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-10-06

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BY GAPT Cs&aAes K,Ne. U.S~A.

COPYRIGHT 1901, BY J.. 3. LIpplscon co

1t was too much for I1nrop. lie had
in his desk that moment the fatal paper
received from Washington. It was
all very we'll for the board of survey
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29

mittas proerammsemdb einsepeibt NOR. :!
ben. 2ouis 9oltbaus' 2apeae nno ose
n8udepe Sdngerrunbe" fiibrten ben iis'is
iitali19en Sbeil Der 6eier bur4. Das
TaB bdlt 1928 Gallonen unb Dte9t
10000 pfunb.
6art bod Der MDrber Der
@oob'1hen Rinber. CHARLES
Sart, elmer Der Burl1en, tpelher unter
Mnflase seltellt tpar, bic @oob'l6en 8tn-
oer ermorbet gu baben, leste Samitog etn
@eitdnbniB ab Ct ia9te, ct babe oas
fleine Mdb9en perseualtigt unb oonn
iie unb ibren Bruber setDbt't. Sas @e-
itanonib murbe in @esenwart BON Sberitf
6alep uno 3mei Detettipes abselegt.
gfa9 bemlelben besab lid Der Sberitf
mad benz BON 9ort be3eibneten Ort uno
grub bas Meiier aus, nit bem bic Wforb<
that periibt tpurbe. Die gin3elbeiten
tperben gebeim gebalten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29
Kdbelfunfen.

- Sn Huta unb Nlatri, 3,pet italienis
l6en Stdbten, famen 5teuerfrauale
Dor.
- Die Sapaner erbeuteten in port
Mrtbur 10000 Sonnen Roblen unb Mus
nition i'm Wertbe bon 100000 Soels.
Cine Depelde BON @banobai
last: gbineliide Oifi,iere telesrapbiren
na4 allen 9immelsridtun9en, baB bie
Bertbte BON Der gritiirmung Yort Mr.
tburs unmabr lino. sic 1agen, bab bic
Stabt lid bdlt uno BON 10000 topferen
Solbaten pertbeibist mirb.
- Sn We1lina uieberbolten ii1 qe=
itern Na4t Die grbitobe. Oie BepDlfe.
run9 wurbe in bic sroBte Beitiirsung
perlebt. gu Hessio uuroe ebenfalls elm
beftiger GroitOb ueripiirt. @ans Regsio
liegt fait in Sriimmern.
- Gtne Gepei6e BON Yretoria, in
Der iiioairifanil6en 8epublif, laet, bab
seltern Der lebte Bolsen ber pretoria-
2ourenso Wtarque3 Babn einsetrieben
luurbe. SIN Sabre 1886 besann Der
Bau Der Yabn.
- Sobanna @oosti, eine Berliner
Sdneerin, lit BON Walter 9amrol4 fir
Die oeutide Oper i'm MetropoIita
Operobouie in Stem Dort ensasirt NOR
ben. Sic tritt in Wosner=Opern In
iusenolid oramotii6en Stolen auf.
Jrau Jannie Bloom fielo.3 .3eisler BON
Chicago Iest ibre erfolsrei9e Sour bur9
Oeutldlano uno 0dnemarf fort.
- Cine 0epel9e aug &io be Sas
neiro meloet, baB man balelb1t elaubt,
Stalien gebe nit Der Mbli1t um, cine
6lotte nod Bra lilien gu l6iden, Inn bic
Be5abluns ieiner GntI6dbisunssforbe=
runeen gu ersuineen. Gs banbelt li9
um Gntiddoisuns fir bic @erluite, MEL
DE italieniI6e l1ntertbanen pdbrenb ber
bralilianilden Wirren erlitten.
= Sn Der @trafanitalt gu We6ta,
@rObbersostbum OIoenburs, PLATTE Elm
GObr Der Gaslsituns. Die oefette
Stelle war unslidli9er gBeile TN
Sdlafiaal, iooaB Smei @efansene er=
ltidten unb ietbs bemubtlos purben,
beuor bic @efansenenudrter bur9 ben
penetranten @asseru6 aufmerfiam ee-
lpproen, 5iilfe brinsen fonnten.
Cine 8erliner Depei9e iast, bab
bic Nnti=l1miturSbil, mie balboffisiell
ansefiinoist wiro, benz &eidstase am 5.
De5ember porselest meroen tpirb, nit
Nusldlub aQer iibrisen 0orlagen.
Gs bat oies su Bel6luerben Yeranlal-
Jung gegeben. gs mirb 9eltenb ge-
ma4t, oab bic 8esieruns Die 3uriid-
ueiiuns Der Bia beitimmt erwartet
uno in biei.m 6alle seionnen lit, ben
&eidstas aufsuloien.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29

Nuantitat &arboliaure unb lieet nun
boifnunsslos oarnieoer.
Sn Meliton Sadion County,
murbe am 10. giopember Milliam Mc=
Gormid in elmer &oblengrube infplge
elmer @prengung get6btet. Gr lit so
Sabre alt nnl bat cine srobe 6amilie.
- Snfolge zines l9abbaften @6orn=
lteins lit am 19. Npbember Die Metbooi=
ltsnfirde in Yeru, Suron Gountp, total
obsebrannt. @erluit $500.
- Sn Gbiuicotbe murbe Der reide,
1ebsieidbrige William 8. Sones BON
3wei @aunern nm oas Siimm6en BON
81 900 bei9minbelt.
- gBeeen zines triminellen Nn9riiis
auf elm breijdbriges Wldb6en in Waper.
lp, Yite Gountp, tpurbe Der bortige, jun=
ae, perbeiratbete SonD @biel perbaftet.
Ser Streit in Ser 6abrit Der
@alfer manufacturing Company in
Glepelanb lit gu Gnbe unb nabmen bic
Strefer am Montas Ntorsen ibre Mr=
belt mieoer auf. ,, ;. ..... .,.,,.
- 3mei Gjdbrise Sunsen, Namens
81. Beam uno 6. Bennet, lpielten in
5imberpiQe,, Yaulbins Gountp, in
Beams 9subaufen nit Strei6b6lsern.
Das 6eu gerietb in 8ranb, unb bic
Sunsen biibten ibr 2eben ein.
- Gin l9redli9es Gnbe fanb Treo.
Gronenberger in Solebo. IN benz gleu=
bau oes Sanoelstammergebdubes itiir;te
Elm flint Sonnen ldmerer 5tein auf ibn
uno serquetldte ibm ben &opf 81 elmer
unformli6en Moile.
Beraubt. : Mm Mbenb bes 20.
9lopember purbe in Selpbos, Mllen
@ountp, S!ewart Yillars, Der iungite
Sobn bes Gr=@eneralanpalts YiQars
in 2tma, bon Gdubern anselallen uno
um ST. 500 baar, perbpDQe yfoten unb
1e,ne 8olbla1en beraubt.
Brono. Sos Yrelton 6otel unb
mebrere anbere @ebdube in Mermill,
@reen county, tpuroen am 9lbenb bes
10. Nopember bur6 Jeuer ser it0rt. Die
Snlallen bes Sotels retteten ibr Mates
2eben. Ser Yerluit lit srob.
- Die 19idbrise 5odtsr oes Giear=
ren=6abrifanten gurdbarot an Der Yine
Strabe in Cincinnati madte am 49, No-
pembsr einen SelbltmoroDeriuh, inoem
lie &arbolldure peri hludte. sic liegt
in pretdrem 3uitanoe oarnieber. Ser
@runo Su Der 3bat 1T ni6t befannt.
- Die erl lte 3eituns Gleuelanos mar
ste glepelano Commercial He9ilter"
uno muroe i'm Sabre 1918 bon u. Go-
gan, einem in man6er Sinlidt ei9en=
artisen uno bemerfensmertben Gbarafs
ter. aber treuber3is unb patriotiih, se-
sriinoet unb rebi9irt.
= &obert S. Garnet, Stelparb Der
Dittenbers college in Spr;nefielo, mur-
be am 90 ytopember auf elmer Spa3ier=
fabrt BON Ieinem our49ebenoem Yferoe
get0btet, aud Iein Sobn murbe t0otli9
perlebt. Muf Jrau Garnet ma9te Der
l1nfaq einen 10 tiefen Ginorud, oab aud
ibr 2eben in @efabr itebt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29

sar Jrau u. Gulburs, Yortaee,
@isc., iast: Sd tam bic Anmenouna
bon Or. Nusuit RDnis's 9ambureer
Sropfen auf's anselesentli91te empfeb-
len.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29
1sueb NIT 3euemiiien mmS 0ebrn"ebs'
amu,ciiume gratis. n'am fobretbe an
Or. Hans Grcsfct',
822 Wrooowan, gfcm Yorf
l3ep 'N

u,.rn,rt auf hen .IGsli&sn gseHboten'' unb Gams'
u.r.rr,muh (aountaastlatt)! a3eihe &latter 5m
s.-... M, r,,sriaeu arssse 49, sosts pw spahe
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29

- Sn Sesuoeisalpa, 9onburas, To-
men bur6 bas 8eriten elmer Ganone %
Mili3loloaten um.
- Oie ginnabme BON Yort Mrtbur
ion in Sbansbai eine unsebeure Mufre-
9une berporgeru len baben.
- Die Na9ri9t Der ginnabme port
4rtbur's tuuroe bur6 eine offiSielle De-
pelhe an ben britiiden Miniiter bes
Meubern beitdtist.
- Sie Sapaner riiden gegen Wei.
Sets@ei por. Oie 8ep0lferung unb
@arniion lit bon oem sr0bten @9reden
ersriHen. Die dinelilden 5olboten
oslerttren gu Sauienoen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29
uQd)rtdtf1l aus ohio.

- Nus 3ufaa tranf am 10. Nouem.
ber in 2ancaiter Sobn 2aubabausb eine
Nuantitdt &arbolldure unb lieet nun
boffnungslps barnieoer.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29
T0r A)}alllltr,
1oSuioe Misunderstanding Scr
6eIunHteit unt Rmiti9eeit,
mittcllt Der
"a Gale 'icben Sebantlung.
Griolgrcid, mo allcs glnocrc tcblz
geidlagen bat.
Die Sa Saue'id9e mcthooe uno ihre porjn9e


l. 9lpplifatipn Der Dtittel brett am Sit
bet &rantbeit.
2. Iermeioun9 Der Geroauun9 uno 9sL:
Sd,pdebuna Der Mufiamteit Der Wlttel
g. Gn9ere 9(nndberAn9 al Die benelten
ben unteren Setinungen ber Niltennlartner:
ben aus Der Mirbelldule lll,c eatet erleltbter;
tes Ginorinsen 81 Der rpen1i'lNtafttt UNI
Der gRalle oes @ebirne rnO 9titcfsrats
a. Der Yatient fam ltch 'elblt NIT Ser.''
aen Soften pbne 2lrst ber1tsllen
5. s5br Gebraucb fproert felne Ssrdnpe'
r,1na bet Didt pbe, gebensseppbnbeiten.
6. sic iino ablplut un'hdcliob.
7. S,e itnp leidt ppn Seoem an;l,penoen
unp rplrten unnl,t1elbur anti Den Ste oes
l1ebels mnerbalb penl9tr ais elnsr ba!ben
Stunoe. .......-
aenu,eihen: 8eltorte %srpalHn!g,
Nppetitmauael, Nbmagerung, @eodhtn1b'
1cbmdcbe, beibe WallunNen lmp Cr'ptpef.
Sartleibioteit, fteberboftcr uilo nerpp1tr poer
tiefer Sblaf nit Irdumen Sersn pen An>1
lcbldae i'm @eiiept unc 0lls, &ppFe, @pnet'
auna aeaen @eisalb lIt, linen 'cblp''tnpeetf,
Ronael an @iuensfrait> Shndternhs I llllp
l1u1ere Neutrality-suspicious. ertrroert tet1e
VeruisltDrlin1 uno feline Masenllberlnpun9ell
nit Mepi;in, bic Mecitamsnte weroen o'rett
an ben affi;irttn 1beilsn anseronst
0te Ga Soae'ite 8sbanoluns lit and9 paS
bette Mittel eegen &ranfbetten Ter N'eren'
B[a1en ltliD.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29

- @esenudrtis balten bic Delesaten
gu Der ie6iten idbrliden 8erlammlung
oes Srans Miilillippi GonsreHes tbre
@isuns in st. 2ouis, .Weo, ab.
- Dr. Wtar 9ersos, Elm junser gin=
cinnatier Ir3t, tuelfer Ieit einieer 3eit
in Gbicaeo bacteriolosii6en 5tubien
obliest, ioa Elm Wfittel sesen bic 8lat-
tern entbedt baben.
Sn Detroit, Wti6., wurben auf
Befebl Der Sc @elunobeitsbeb6rbe tpegen
Der balelbit sra11irenben Oipbtberitis
ale 0oltsi@ulen seidlofen.
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-10
First Published ,JulY p. 1884.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.-In the Dfstr'c
[ Court. Ford County, State of Kansas.

DUPLICATION NOTICE. the Dlstr'"
[ Court, Ford County, State OF Kansas:
George d. Torrey, plaintiff. VS.. Daniel NJ
honey, Mrs. - MahOney. his wife. hrst nam
unknown, The Mckinley and Heliker Invest
ment Company, a corporation, The Eurek
Irrigating Canal Company. corporatloi
York. Trustee, Defendants.
The defendants Daniel MahOney, Mrs.
NabOney, his wife. first name unknown, 81
The Mercantile Trust Company OF New Ior
Trustee will take notice that the said pi'.i
tiff George d. TOrrey did on the sd day g.
July, A. b. 1894. file his petition in the ab"'
court against said Defendants. ana tnat S.'
Daniel MahOney and Mrs. -Mahoney and .t,''
Mercantile Trust Company OF New YORK
Trustee, must answer said petltlOn nie1 u
aforesaid on or before the sth day OF sep
TENDER 1884, or said petition will be taken u
true and Judgment rendered in said actor
AGAINST said defendants DAME! MahOney.
Mrs. = Mahoney and The Mercantile Trust
Company Of New York. Trustee, ior the sun.
of 500 90. with interest thereon at the rate
of r. per cent per AMMAN from the nrst day
of January. 1894. and for the further sum OF
SPA 50 with interest thereon at the rate OF !:
per cent per annum from July lst. 1888. AND
TOR the further sum Of $3.50 with interest
thereon at the rate OF IL per cent per annun
from the first day Of January. 1884, and f"i
costs of suit. and a further Judgment against
said Defendant. Daniel MahOney, Mrs -
Mahoney and The Mercantile I rust C"n'F',
nv OF New York, Trustee. and all the tci'-ii'i
ami. above enumerated for the foreclosure
of the following OescfiDeo reai e,t'- ~
| Wit: Che south west quarter OF section TWEEN
/ ty (sO) township twenty-sN (?6) south, rnDS'
txenty -four fsi) west Of the 9Th r. NJ, con
failing one hundred and sixty uGo) acres
Government survey. Said real estate beins
situated in Ford county, State Of Kansas
| and adjudxing that said plaintiff have firs'
lien upon said premises to the amount fo
vhich Judgment will be taken ~ aforesaid
and ordering said premises 70 be sold With
out appraisement. and the proceeds applied
| 70 the amount due plaintiff, taxes and cost
Ofisuit. and forever barring and foreclOsin,
aid defendants from all right. title, estate
interest. property or equity OF redemption II
| or n aaid premises or any part thereof.
GEORGE d. TOkREY, Plaintiff.
J. n Kirkpatrick and rufts 4 Crowell.
| Atfeaf: Attorneys for Plaintiff
BY 4. s. LAaEY. Deputy.
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-10
First Published, July eth, 1884.

SUMMONs By PUBLICATION.-The state
~ OF Kansas to SwinbuIn j. stewart,
whose first name to plaintiff rs unknown. A:
NJ COffman, and The Kansas Mortgage ana
Investment Company.
You are hereby notified that you have
been sued with j. ID. Brown as CO. defendant
by Mary X Stevens, plaintiff.
This summons is TO require you to answer
the petition, filed March II, 1884, by the said
plaintiff i'm the clerks Office OF the Ford
county district court, in the state OF Kansas,
on or before September It'll, 1884, or said pc
titiOn will be taken AS true and Judgment
rendered against you for the foreclosure OF
a certain mortgage, executed and delivered
by the said Swinburn j. Stewart, November
LIST, 1886, on the following lands and tene-
ments situated in the said county OF Ford;
and described as follows: Lots one (D and
two (2) and the east half of the northwest
quarter of section eighteen tls), In township
twenty nine t2D south, of range twenty-five
,22) west, to secure the payment OF the sum
of $4,000, and recorded in the record OF
mortgages in said county, in volume T., at
page 81, and the prayer of said petition IS
for judgment for the sum OF $5OO.OO with
II per cent interest from September l. 1892.
and that the defendants and each OF them,
and all persons claiming under them, be for
ever barred and fOreclOsed of all interest,
right, lien and equity of redemption in. to or
on said lands and tenements, and that sara
lands may be sold according to law, without
appraisement, and the proceeds Drought IN
to court and applied to the payment of, lst-
the taxes due and payable on said premises;
2d-the costs and accruing costs OF this ac-
ton; 3d-the claim of said plaintiff with the
accruing interest thereon: 4th-the claims OF
the said defendants us their interests may
appear, and for such other and further relief
in the premises as may be just, lawful and
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court at my Office in the city of Dodge City,.
in the said county of Ford, this 2lst day OF
July 1894. Is THOS. LAHEl, Clerk.
BY e. .. LAHEY, Deputy.
OWEN 4. BAssETT, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-10
First Published july 9th, 1894.

ORDER OF SALE.-State of Kansas, Ford
" County. SO. Della Davidson VS.. Charles
F. Maclary, Mary j. Maclary, George w.
bake, Arthur NJ. Tracy. Mrs. Arthur NJ. Trac!
his wife, ana j. Tracy Melvin.
By virtue of an order of sale to me directed
and delivered, issued out of the 9th Judicial
District court of the State of Kansas. sittin:
in and for Ford county, in said state. l VIII.
on Saturday. September LIST, A. ID. is4: AK .
o'clock n. m. of said day, at the west front
door of the court house, in the city of Dodge
City, in the county and State aforesaid, one!
mt public sale and sell to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, the following described
real property, to wit; The northwest quar-
ter of section twenty -one, in township TWEEN
weight south of range twenty-five west %:
the sixth p. m, in Ford county, kans. sah.
order of sale. en-, BEESON, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Dodge City, Has, July -
1894. III
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-10
First Published July q, 1894.

ORDER OF SALE.-State o: Kansas, Ford
" County, ss. Clark E. Carr. plaintin. vs.
Joseph Robinson and Maggie Robinson.
By virtue of an order of sale to me directed
and delivered, issued out of the 2sth Judlciai
District Court of the State of Kansas, sitting
in and for Ford county, in said state, ! VIII
on Saturday. September lst A. ID. 1894, at :
o'clock d. m. of said day, at the west front
door of the court house in the city OF Dods'
City, in the county and state aforesaid, ofiri
mt public sale and sell to the highest Dlan''
for ash in hand, the following described ich
property, to wit: East half and the norii
west quarter (Ela 4 NWA) of section one a.
in township twenty six (26) south, ram
twenty. two (22, west OF the sixth +. NJ. ~
Ford county Kansas. Said property 70 IT,
sold as commanded by said order of sale
c. NJ BEESON, Sheriff
sheriffs ONCE, Dodge City, Kansas, JUN
j. NJ. Kirkpatrick. Atty for Plain'n