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FIGHTING N CHINA.
engagements Reported by the Japan.
csc GENERAL.

HIROSHIMA, Dgo IA dispatch
from Field Marshal Yamagata, dated
AntonK, December 3, says Japanese
scouting party sent IN The direction OF
Ling 5hang Kwaug, engaged ths Chi
nose outpOsls ON tue summit OF Molten
Ling, ON November 10, One Japanese
soldier was killed ami three Woundsd.
The scouting party was reinforced anu
occupied position Al hokOko where II
Was attacked by the enemy In large
force. over forty Japanese were
killed.
A company Of Infantry sent.to recon.
noitre Kwan Tien aud Saibashue Was
attacked by large force OF Chinese
on November gOln NJ lascowan and
compelled 10 retreat with "A loss OF
several killed. Field Marshal Yama-
gaia adda that measures have been
taken 10 clear tho country round Kwan
lien and ssibashue, The detachmeuis
under General raChlma aud Colonel
Nissynia have reached their destina-
tons after slight resistance. They
attacked the enemy at 5aikabon
Nnyember 23rd and compelled the
Chinese troops to retire. Two detach-
msnts arc now returning 10 Anlong.
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out the militia AMI teEi them 20 the
scene Of trouble, the Governor replied,
"rhat 10 n matter tot future cousideta.
ton AMI action. IL depends on devel'
opments. hut / reuuat that we must
take care Of the settlers at all haztrds
In case OF a conflict"
Thus II IL pfctumtd that II tho Gov
etnor hudH it necessary he viii order
enough OF tho companies OF the Ma
tl0nul Guard 10 the front 90 quell the
disturbance and drive the indians
back TO their own reservation. The
Governor hopes that the authorities NJ
Washington will be- convinced very
soon, however, that they are being
deceived ami imuo,od upon by Colo
RADIO officials, vino are interested, au.
patently, ln dumping the Indians Of
their State on Utah when II 10 their
plain duty 10 recall them.
nmuuAit youSu iSrENyIEws DAY.
Elder Brigham Young, writing TO
PRECEDENT woodruff from Durango,
Colorado, Dec. let, says that he had
met Colonel Day, Iudiau agent OF the
Ute reservation VI Colorado, tn regard
" tue present invasion Vt the UtUs intO
tHAAA - NAAA NhAAAN RA'A AANAH hHaNNNk AAAN
conversation thc following U Hustluus
were asked by Elder fuuIg aud Au-
swetcd by Colonel Day:
"Cau the Uiu7 Leave she reservation
without your crmis'i9n?"
"NU.b
"Did you awe them permission 10
20 % tie Blue Mountains IN UAbV
0NU.U
"lhuu you can order them back on
" thuit frsetvatlou2n
ono; because have referred the
question 10 the department az Wash,
ingtor, and they aro thv rv5pouaiDlt
party u0w.n
Elder Young g0ea on 90 soy that Col
Day suggested that Messrs. Hammond
Nilscn, Jones, Lyman aud others who
lived m the county when the u. 3
commissioners took an inventory Ol
Their popsensl0us Tor which they wcri
To receive remuneration from tho gov
ernmcnt provided II was decided thhl
lhat country should be given 20 IN,
lndiaus, send him n wrlttunlstatemeul
VI the facts nnd the situation, anu IA,
would forward the same ~ Washing
ton.
Elder Young was about TO leave
Duung2c 'Or Blun CITY by team to
carry ON this suggestion when be
wrotc the NVrcgolug.
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II is Characterized by QuIelness aud
the Usual Light Vote.

The school election in this city today
has been very quiet and unvvsntiul
one. There was absolutely no disturb
ance or trouble la any Of the precincts.
The polling places In some Of them had
ut times not enough men about to indl.
cate that al election was on.
At tho time OF going TO press the
probable result could not be ascertained
or pediCled with any great degree OF
certainty except In two or three pro.
cinols. In the First everything pointed
to the election OF Mr.. j. J. Thomas, tho
Republican candidate, over Mr.. 5piors,
Democrat, by a safe majority. In
the Second, Mr. w, +, Cotton, Re.
publican, had thB field 10 himself,
no Democrat having been nominated.
He will probably receive less than four
hundred votes. In the Third n very
small percentage OF the registered vote
was being polled and friends or the
CAndidHtes-Messrs. Walter j. Beatie
aud George a.. Bywater-declaro tue
candidates arc running "neCk anu
neck" Ia the Fourth u little mOre
spirit was manifest than In either of
the foregoing Districts. Tho RBTltb-
llCans claim that the result will Ou
close aud the Democrats say that M.
B. Wo0lley will surely defeat Morrison.
In the Fiith about b6J votes had been
cast al four O'Clock with presumably 90
por cent VI them In favor Ut DJ0ly,
Republican, who is running against
Wllngm-, Democrat.
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utrmnn seI.ntl.l I.lIIed by ns .Icnn..

NiCrUnIA, Mex, Dec. Abr Carl
r.. ReubAugh, a German physician
sud bolanist, arrived here a few
u0nthH ago ana started On trip TO
Laredo, Texas, 10 make festaIouts.
Ito was accompanied by Mexican sef.
wants. Yesterday skeleton WAS found
few miles north Of here, which has
been Identified by clothing as that VI
DR.. RgnUaugh. It's the opinion that
tho Mexican servants killed thu doctor
Tor robbery.
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KILLED IN A HORSE RACE
Lot Hess, aYOlHS Nan al Pennington,
The Unfortunate Victim.
ITO Was Highly Respected Ia the Town
la Whioh $50 Lived ant ists Death
Has Caused Profound sorrow.


SPECIAL % Dc NEWA
FARMIAurON, December 5,h.- A
most iAmunta1iu aud fatal accident 90.
CURED nj this place last evening nj i've
O'Clock. The victim was Lot Hrss,
tbs son OF Stake President John w.
Hes.
Tue young man would have been
nineteen years Of age on the sTlh Of
next month. he had been working
LOT the laht two or three weeks ON his
.athef's farm At Plymouth, Box Elder
county, and was returning home In
wagon driven by ono OF his brothorF.
Attached TO the team was q horso he
had recently purchased. When with.
In about half mile from nome they
met young acquaintance on horse
back. There was some good-uatufod
bautcriug about a race which was run
In tue road ahead Of tue team.
While the hOtsts were Etraining
every muscle aud running nj mil
speed, Lots animal stumbled and fell
10 tho ground, coming down upOn q
rider with Tremendous force. L0pH
neck was broken aud his body wtH
badly bruised. Death was inslau.
taneUuF.
Tho deceased was well and most
iavopbly known In the town Ia which
he lived, HIS friends were many Aud
they loved him Tor his honesty anu In.
tegIiiy. lie was most kind anu obudlent
10 his parents, who have the sincere
sympathy OF the community In the
great utll.clion that has overtaktn
them. lhe time OF the funeral hns not
yet been decided upon and will not bs
until arrangements are made 10 have
relatives residing nj distance attend
the services.
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CHARGED vim CORRUPTION,
Member. Of thc congress % the
Argentine Republic.

MemporH OF hho aonEreta o. hHo
Argentine Republic
NEW YORy, Dec. "a special dis.
patch 90 ~ morning paper from BucnOs
Ayfcs HaYH3
Tue talk ofthB hour here IL the rove
lation made by tho 10 Tempo, an even.
Ing newspaper, which charges that q
syudicatr has b5iood certain mumucrB
oi congress in order 10 get the railroad
guarantee bills passed.
The ~ Tempo says It stands ready
10 give names ~ c0ngfcs, makes nu
investigation, and asserts that men
high In political circles NJ well AS rail-
road men arD implicated IN the plot
The chamber OF deputies has appointed
a committee which will summon the
editor Of ~ Tempo aud will AK him
10 name the accused members, This
was done on motion Of the author Of
the bill, Senior klmad, anu WAS carried
by n majority OF one.
Public opinion 10 ON tho side Of ~
Tempo.
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VIII Lose a Leg.

II TBs learned tubs afternoon that
Elysman GulOrSnboh, who WIS injured
10y fsu slme months ago, Ia lying At
the hospital In critical condition.
IL mas been decided that one Of bis
legs must he Rmputatod, The opera.
ton viii probably be Performed ~.
MORROW,
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mia 10 purchase email farm In the
san Joaquin valley. Size will reside
on the property, removing thithor
upon the expiration Of her term Rs
president Of tho board Of trustees Of
Kansas, one yoar hence. 81 am tired
Of the barren plains Of Kansas" she
said In explanation Of her desorlIon Of
that state,
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TEN DAYS AunIsrIUE.

china Years tho winter More Than
the Japanese Invaders
SHANGHAI, Dec, 5,-It IL rumored
here that ten days armistice has
been arranged between China ami
japan. II II said tue terms Of peace
which are etill under consideration are
10 include nu indemnity aud the lorna.
ton Of buffer state consiHliug Of tue
county now held by the Japanese.
China now fears tho winter more than
Japan, Ms the supplies Of rice have
been been kept back TOO long.
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Fellow students Punish - Comrado
for Alleged DisiOyhItY,

BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8. -DlsloyRl.
~ to tho University OF California, Of
which he has until recently ueen an
Undergraduate, was tho reason given
Tor the hnzing oi Claude q. Campbell,
nOn OF a Methodist minister at Los
Angeles, by his fellow students. Camp.
BELLS offence contested In wearing the
stanford oOlora aud leering at the Uni
yeTsity OF California because OF IL
defeat by stanford IN the football
match on Thanksgiving day. He 10
also sccuaed OF having gwen inside
information vi tbe condltitn and tao.
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GALVESTON, Texss, Dec. 5.-Oi four
children 10 whom Mrs. Louis A.beui
administered poison last night, tnf,e
arc deAJ ana the fourth cannot
possibly live through the DAY. The
woman IA Ia Jail, supposedly insane.
IL IN alleged that spirltualism uh-
balanced her mind.
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10 A,nnse sal. L.I.e CITY.

DENVER, Dec. 5.-Managers David
Heuderson and w. n. Bush, Of Broad.
way theater, have arranged with
Nanapefs Clifton aud Neill, OF tue Ly.
ceum, TO play sheir stock company, ono
of the test in tue country, NJ Broad
way the remainder Of the season, be-
ginning January 9th. Giiien and
Neill will also place a stock company
in Salt Lake,
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WAsruNGTON, Dec. 5.-rho House
committee ON rules decided 10 give
today alter second morning hour aud
each day thereafter 90 tho oonsidrfa.
ton Of the railroad pooling bill. The
order, however, will not interfere with
tue appropriation bills,
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FAiLED 10 ApPEAn.

wedding Guests All Assembled, but
the bridegroom Wasn't There.
CORINrH, n. Y, Dec. 5.-Corinth ia
excited over tho disappearance Of John
Value, who claimed 10 hail from Troy
and who has been employed by IL. II.
kalhans here. He was 20 have been
married TO Miss Eva Brewer n few
days ago. A large company, includ.
Ing tho clergy man, had assembled In
anticipation Of tho happy event, but
Value failed 20 appoar. Several days
have since elapsed, but the Corinthians
have no knowledge Of his wherea.
bouts.
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ANrI.ToxINE
succsssiuI Experiments Conducted ~
Kansa. physiciaus.

KANSAS CtlY, No., Dec. local
physicians are enthusiastic over tho
results Of using antl.toAine, tho new
dlphthoria remedy, quantity Of
which has boon received here AMI put
upon its merits. Two doses Of the
serum were given 10 an infant child
In an advanced case Of diphtheria and
la one days time tho child was pro-
nouucod CUT OF danger. Another case
sf a youth who had been no Mise days
with tue disease has shown like results,
tho patient having been cured after
two doses had been admiuistefed'
Further experiments arc being made.
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meId for arnNe nshbIng.

LINCoLN, Neb., Dec. 5.-Prof. b. J.
tOlHy held tD the ui .ttlCt court for trial
on the charge Of grave Tobbiug.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-CommAuder
BallingIOn Booth, Of the Salvation
Army, IL critically ~. Ten days and
nights Of pain anu unrest have wasted
his delicate frame very much.
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PAWs, Dec. Count Ferdinand
Do Ltssrps, engineer Of Suez and
Panama canals, Is critically ~. lie
was born IN 1906.
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Tho Two Seasons.

A law partnership Ia on the cards ss
between Attorney Morris Bommer and
Attorney Edgar l., Winters.
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AclrIo nAILUolD rR0BLEM.
rho Goyernm, wan Have 20 PaT
Bg.OOOOuO Nest uonth.

WAaHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Wilhln tho
uext uuutn the government viii be
called UPON TO pay f2,OOO,OOO Pacific
Railroad bonds. They rau for long
terms which are now about TO expire,
Chairman Reilly, Of the committee on
Pacific railroadH, does not believe the
soluuon OF the Pacific railroad debt
can ba reached at the present short
session,
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BAN FRANCISCO, 6.-Mfa. Merry
Ellen Lease. Of Kansas, Ia In tho city.
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Probate.

There WAS no buslnesl OF public IN
terest transacted In tho probate court
this morning.
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MOSS PErERsly,
J. NJ. CuNSlEUuAM,
JACK SiLNEY,
LEsrEH TAYLOR.


Tho Governor received tho following
communication In this mornings mail;
Moan, Grand county, Utah,
December 80 1891.
To His Exo0lloncy, Governor caleb Wosti
1 am Informed this evening" from par
ties just In from Dry valley, twenty
hyo miles from Moab, that tho Indians
iniend To make raid upon our citilOns
hero aud In tho county OF Grand. This
Information Ia reliable.
COnsidOrlng our h0lplOss condition
without any arms aud no protection
whatever, / would not DO doing my
duty us a peace othcor II / did
not inform You OF our critical
and situation at once, / am fully COu-
WINGED that thoTo Is an urgent demand
for protection inasmuch rs few II any
arms arc In tho valley, and / am unable
therefore to give protection 10 liiO and
property without oithor aid from troops
or arms. Possibly Il would bo best Ht
present TO s0nd only arms and ammunition.
j would advise you 90 send, say 100
guns and 600 rOundsOf ammunition, This
would DO sufficient nt prosont and give
protection until further aid n furnished
II necessary. All this Information Will
bo brought before tho county court at to-
morrow u session, aud you Will bo in-
formed by that body also, liut TO oE-
podito matters / forward this by first
mail and therefore mako reputation ~
uucC,nu Tho county court VIII be ruspon.
slblO for tho safe return Of arms, etc,
NJ. II. DARNuw,
ShcrIn ~ Grand County.
alAY CALL oUT TIE MILITIA.
Commenting on the situation o. he
Viewed II today Governor West saiui
81 propose 10 afford all the proIec-
ton possible. Our people are exposed
10 Krea, danger, but none Of them shall
lose their lives or their property II l
can prevent It, They are without
arms or ammunition, But their wants
In this direction viii be supplied at an
early hour providing steps are not
taken by those 10 whom this matter
has been referred. lt might as well be
said. and with as much reason ami pro-
nfiety. that lax added to the flames
viii not burn OF augment the fire as to
deplare that there Is no danger In tue
san Juan or that the present condition
of nfiairs can continue there without
Terminating IN fight and the ehel-
ding of the blood of tue oitlzsnB.r
Asked AZ ~ whether no would call
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ALLraED swINDLER.
10 HAD Life Insurance aua II sup
posed 60 be- Dead.

TopEiSA, Dec. CIV. n. Nichols, Of
Valley Falls, Ia authority Tor the
statement that John w. Htllmon, sup
posed 10 have been killed In 1878,
shortly after taking out a heavy insur.
nnco on his nto, 10 alive In little
town near fucson, Arz Nichols is
on his way ~ Tucson to identity HIN.
mon.
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Tho Governor received tho following
communication Ia this mornings mail.
Moan, Grand county, Utah,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-04-13
First Published April 9th, 1894.

PUBLlCA TON NOTICING 1894.
In the district court of Edwards county
Kansas.
George w. Parsons, administrator of the
estate of J. p. Hill, deceased, plaintiffs,
Morris b. McKeever, Sarah McKeever and
the Garry Iron Roofing Co., defendants.
The defendant. the Garry Iron Roofing
Company, will take notice that the said
plaintiff, George w. Parsons, administrator
the Bird day of February. 1894. file his petition
i'm said district court within and for the
county of Edwards, and state or Kansas,
against the said defendant, and that the said
must answer said petition filed as aforesaid
on or before the 18th day of May, 1894, or
said petition will be taken as true ana judy
ment rendered III said action against said
on said amount at tho rate of II per cent per
annum from the 1st day of October 1883. less
the sum of 1851, heretofore paid as Interest
on said Indebtedness. And further Judg-
meHt against the said defendants FOR the
foreclosure of a certain mortgage upon the
following described real estate: lying and
situate in the county of Edwards, and state
of Kansas, tO-wit:
Lot and the southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter, and the south half of the
southeast quarter of section IL. township Is.
range 10, west of the Sixth principal merid-
ian, and adjudging that said plaintiff has
the first lien on said premises. to the amount
for which judgment will be taken as fOresaid,
and ordering said premises to be sold with
out appraisement and the proceeds applet
to the payment of the amount due plaintiff,
and costs of suit. and forever barring and
foreclosing said defendant from all right,
title, estate. interest, property and equity of
redemption in or twJ said premises, or any
part thereof.
(SeaD POLLOCk LOVE.
A. j. Rapp, Clerk. 40 Ats fo- Pitt
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SHERIFFS SALE.

SHERTFF'S SALE.
First Published March 10th, 1894 mo. 1898.
In the district court of Edwards county, state
OF Kansas.
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co., plaintiff,
vS
George B Hampton ct al. defendants.
BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
and delivered, issued out of the Sixteenth
Judicial District Court OF Edwards county,
state of Kansas, in the above entitled action,
will, on Monday, the 18th day of April,
1894, at q sale commencing between and
O'Clock P, NJ of said day, at the front door of
the court house in the city of Kinsley, in tho
county and state aforesaid, offer at public
sale and sell to the highest and best bidder for
cash in hand, without appraisement, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated ia
Edwards county. Kansas, to-wit:
The northeast of section 30. township %.
range Is, west of the 9Th principal meridian,
containing 100 acres more or less.
d l. HEATH.
Sheriff Edwards county, Kansas
w N Beezley, attorney for plaintiff.
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Ada 70 Kipslei
thence Y 40 II
thence n 10ft thence
. 40 # thence . 20
It 70 place Of begin
ming
Adam Teller com at
NV cor of lot s blk
A Niles West Add to
Klins1ey thence "
las. 90 100 It thence
8 1S5. It thence Q 145
101d0 It thence Il
155 II to place Of be-
. ginl ing
G A Read com at q
point 100 70 100 # v
Hom nW:cor Of lot I
blk A Files West
Add to Kins3
thence v so II
thence g 156 It
thence e so M thence
d 140 It to place Of
beginning
WmSieglinger 9 ac1 O.
id sw 4 of 81 "A lg
4 v T L Co 45 acres
in = ! of sw 4 of IS
~ 10 :.
j b Low 70 sI-1OO #
oI 3 line OF srd st v
after 246 ID 100 # 4
from blk b Of Niles
West Add to Kim
sley
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-04-13
First Publication. March 9th, 1894.
mo. 1911
SHERlFFS SALE.
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co., plaintiff,

Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co., plaintiff,
VS..
Clara L Benedict, ct al, defendant.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued to me
out of said district court, in the above-enti
tied action, l will on Monday, the 9th day
April, A. D. 1884, between and O'Clock p.
m of said day, at the front door of the court
house in the city of Kinsley, in the county Of
Edwards in the state of Kansas, offer at pub
lie sale and sell to the highest and best bidder
for cash in hand, all the following described
real estate, tO-wit:
Lots II. IL, IA, and twenty-five feet of Of the
west end of lots !, 8. 10 and II, being twenty
five feet east and west by l05 feet north and
south, all being in block No Is, in the city of
kinsley, reference being had to the official
plat thereof in Office OF Register OF Deeds,
lying and situate In the county of Edwards
in the state of Kansas.
The abOve-lescribed real estate will be sold
without appraisment. to satisfy said order
of sale. ID. l.. HEATH,
Sheriff ofEdwards county, Kansas.
W N Beetle attorney for Plaintiff.
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PUBLICATION NoTIcE-Final Settlement

PUBLICATION NOTICE-Final Settlement
First Publication March End, 1894.
Land office at Dodge City, Kansas, February
26th, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied not Ice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
probate Judge of Edwards county, Kansas,at
kinsley, Kansas, on April 2Sth 1894. viz:
Aron M. RenstrOn, H. E. No. 10462, for the
northeast quarter of section s, township %.
south, range 10 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton of, said land, viz:
E. D. Taylor, james d. Taylor. c. P. More
head and james w. Likens, all of Kinsley,
Kansas. JOHN l. LEE.
Register
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ADlnNISTRATOR-A
State Of Kansas, Edwards county.ss
In the matter of the estate Of Edward For
phsl, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that ON the Bird day
by the probate court Of Edwards county.
state of Kansas. duly appointed and qualfned'
as administrative Of the estate OF Edwards
All parties Interested in said estate will
take notice and govern themselves aocord-
ingly. ELLA FORPHAL,
40 Administr1trix-
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VIM Astls

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$50 It g from No cor
Of Em6rsons ave on
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beginning
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ofEmersOn ave on .
line Of 5th st thence
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thence a 40 ft to
place of beginning
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First Published March BIRD, 1884.
PUBLICATION rICE.-No. l7eA

PUBLICATION NO rICE.-No l7sa
state of Kansas. L.
Edwards County,
In the district court of Edwards county. state
of Kansas
Louise Rathbun, plaintiff,
VS.
Orsemus Rathbun, defendant.
Defendant will take notice that plaintiff
has flied her petition in the district court of
Edwards county. Kansas, prayiCg for decree
of absolute divorce from defendants that
unless defendant answers said petition on or
before the 3rd day of May, 1894, said cause will
be heard and determined and Judgment will
be rendered accordingly.
w. N. BEEZEEY, Att for Plaintiff.
Attest: A. J. Rapp, Clerk. 3-sS 4-6