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The evening world., 1894-08-22
Our COntrOVersalIists.
To the Eilto.

10 EIIU I-ITNOI
can your correspondents. agnos,lcs and be-
levers various religious subjects be considered
more than minors In comparison With these Sc
riOus and profound questions, which they either
claim to have solved. or about which their rude
sarcastic and thOushtless views are given. Nj
nors are not responsible. Who will have to ae-
count for that daily appearing and lameatabIe
trash. detrimental to the writer's muddl.d minds
aud TO the disgust OF MANY,
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Four Boys Had q Fair.

TO me EITIoT:
We again send you money for the Sick Babies
Fund which was collected a, a fair In front OF
l1IA Seventh avenue. We four boys worked hard
TO collect this money O., but feel will
be amply repaid II 1t will do good 10 the little
sick babies. We trust that all the boys and girls
will do all In their power to help swell the
Fund.
EMANUEL MARKS, i3ik Seventh avenue
GEORGE HARVEY. 1876 Seventh avenue,
HARRY MARKS. l3tA Seventh avenue.
WILLIAM HARVEY, 1856 Seventh avenue.
Brooklyn, ~ Y
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Oranges and UEliness.

Ugliness is III health. As soon as a
patient begins to get well she ut once
commences to be better looking and
sWeeter tempered. Getting well is
simply becoming more beautiful In body
and mind. Water never was intended
for food. II is a medicine. The water
nature serves the flowers and plants is
SORT warm and distilled. A dose OF ice
water from mans table would give a
horse cramps and rubber plant chllls.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

While there is satisfaction In knowing
that the test OF pneumatic guns was
most successful. there rs greater salts
faction in tile thought that chances for
their practical use. as far as this coun-
try Is concerned. are very remote.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Bla III and Pink.

At the New York roof garden theatres
many OF the song and dance girls wear
pink. with ruffies round the neck and
skirt of black lace. The combination is
Frenchy ana fetchy. Most OF the per-
formers have no voice and no conception
Of the beauty OF art, but 1t Is remark
able how much the pink and black tot
lettes do in the way of entertainment.
Fine dressing is a great art.
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Thanks, Little Ones.


To the Editor:
lncIOted please find SIS. the proceeds o,
pretty little fair held by Adele Errns Loeb better
known as Baby Loeb at her home. lls East
sevsnty-nf;h street, assisted by her brother sis
ter and little friends all under ten years OF age
The children all Join In sending their good
wishes for the sick babies. hoping their mite viii
do some good. BABY
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From Five PInymates.

TO the EdIloTi
Enclosed please and s. the result OF a fair held
by ave little girls ca Third Aycnas and Sixty
third street for the Sick Bsbios' Fund.
Magic Horan. Mary McCoFmAe
Risrsnee ShurtA. MAY MARKS
Josie Koran,
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LiIy-white Dsughnuts.

Make a sauce OF sour apples ana
prunes. Select small. old doughnuts,
bore hole in the top. and place each
ON a saucer; cover the cake with the
sauce; flavor with lemon or vanilla,
fill the saucer with whipped cream.
and brown in the oven This dessert
is good, and goes a long way.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

Diyested of its romantic aspect. the
double suicide OF Juliette Fourier and
julius de Marcus Is open to but one
criticism- Sensationalism was a strong
motive which impelled them to their
rash deed Had they failed in their
object, no matter how sincere their
purpose. little sympathy would b.
wasted upon them.
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Gave y Garden Party.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please and sl3 for the Sick Babies' Fund
the proceeds OF garden party held at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. Merriam. s5s East Eighty fourth
rtreet New York. and a fair under tho auspices
OF the below mentioned little girls and boys:
Lucinda l. Sharretts. Adele HolthuE.n,
Bella Nulyey. May Moran
benI X sharretts, IT,, Richard Hothusen,
Drank Mul,,y
The evening world., 1894-08-22

PhiIanthropist Pullman Is merely ex-
ercisins his right as an American citi-
zen in refusing 20 give a cent for the
relief Of the gathering Inhabitants OF the
city out OF which he has made his
millions. but a great many people would
rather not change places with Philan.
throoist Pullman.
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DOesn't Like Men.
To the Editor:

TO The Editor:
wsnder whether the readers Of The Erenlns
World would answer . question which I have
put To myse, ever 20 often without being able
to come to q conclusion: Can q man who Is in
the habit OF swing the women who may happen
to sit next to him in one OF our public convey.
snces q full view Of his back be q real GENTLE
man4 I use the care q great deal and have
almost daily occasion TO brood over this CUES
ton. Who will answer ~
A YOUNG LADY PEssiMIsT
las far as men are concsrneD.
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Eight Little Workers.

To the Editor;
lnclosei please find So. the proceeds OF {,
fair held by eight girls, all about fourteen years
oi age. held at the Concori!a Guild House oil
frdav evening Aug. Il. We all worked very
hard and hope It will help some poor sick babe
sadle Esycrott. Mimi. Earning =
blanche Fttzherbert, Sadie r, ReycrRft,
l>DttIs Anderson, Annie M-DOuAuEh
Jennie Davis Rose KrClse
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Julia and Gertie Did Well.
To the Editor:

To The I.dItor'
We had a little stand In tho street near our
home and sold toys and fancy articles. We
worked zealously for one week and realized 81. 90
We send II 10 you hoping It will help some poor
babies.
Julia Bebartald. Certie SlIberstein
leo East One Hundred and Fifth street
The evening world., 1894-08-22

When Mayor Gilroy and ex-secretary
Whitney meet abroad and discuss the
political situation of this State. there
win be many ears burning in the vi
emily OF Tammany Hall.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

Adyices from China give vague &C
counts OF battle at Ping Yang. in
which the Japanese were defeated and
driven back and reattacked the next
day and defeated again, but the jap
snese do not know OF any such occur
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Laurel HiIrs Kings Daughters.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please ind - from NeIshbSriy Circle
OF Kings Daughters and Soma Of Laurel HIiiI,
Queens County for Sick Babies Fund
MISS l. CLOCK. Treasurer, Laurel Htll n. Y.
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a Small Fair.


TO ETe FIIIUF-
lnciosei please and 81, the proceeds NJ small
fair held at tho residence " Miss Nettie and
Master John GiHIes, 30 Pgun street assisted
ty friends for The benchJ o. the sick babies.
john L.nss-r. A-rvCllA Resdon
tharl"s l.aU-ser, Jc0n.N Richards
Albert k-u.k, ..'la nsnyse
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Proceeds OF Lemonade stand.

To the Editor;
Please ind incloSel ELos In aid o, the Sick
Babies Fund. 1t lie small. and are Ne four
little girls age from eight 10 twelve.
NIAude T. Brooks, 10; Anna r. Brooks. s:
Mary SchurT. l2: Lena sehurr II.
All Of sol East One Hundred and First street.
r. S.-You Will hear from Us again after the
MAUDE 4. BROOKS.
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The sceptics skull Box.

To the Editor:
For ''GiovAnni Volta: When will IN. innd.i
keptie get into HE skull that II his brains had
never developed there would still be brains
enough In the world to get along with. What
has iahdeiity or scep:cism ever done for the
world OF mankind! Did It ever build q college
for the Advancement OF learning. a hospital for
the sick or an asylum for the unfortunate lii.l.
ones' We lock over the surface o: the earth In
vain. and through all time in vain. for aay such
evidences o; Its benetcent tracks Its past leaves
no monument to Be honored; Its present is de-
structiys OF morality. social order and liberty
Its disciple. are proud selt-coneeited and esotis
tic: 1t piters the result Of the lasors Of honest
workers In III. neld OF knowledge and the fruits
Of Christian enlightenment, and unblushingly pa
rades thess stolen properties as its own: It
talks o. love for mankind with lips white with
hate; II talks OF honor when Its principles
leaves no reason for Its existence; II talks of
virtue. while in is code the word has mean
ing. Spepctre-like It moves down the ages with
Christianity. gibbins and gibbering as monkeys
In the equatorial regions bar and interrupt the
advances OF the civilized explorer II enjoys the
fruits OF Christian civilization, as the barnacie
or parasite enjoys the vigorous health Of a
stronger organism. or q tuoercle lives on the
hupman lungs. 1t is an Intellectual disease.
l. d. @.
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Who Was Caia's Wife.

To w LuIEITs
would inform &c. Rex and all those who
desire to know where Gains wife came from that
Scripture does not give everything that happened.
but pnly the principal events. Now. It does no,
say Cain went Immediately after killing his
brother In another country and took wife: there
fore, a. It gave the principal events its mention,
his taking . wife, which might have been on.
hundred years stteo Staying his brother o. LONGER
The Bible IL to DO regarded a. a sacred history.
nSnnoNp
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Five Little Collectors.

To the Editor;
Kindly md Iuelosed s7.os collected for the
Sick BabIel' Fund by
Florence Briggs. L. yrs.. IGs L. 18th st.
Lille Stettcr, - yrs, 10 L. 18th st
Claudia komnicker, II yrs. 40 L. 18Th St
Gakella Musihooi. 10 yrs. l6s L. l13tE ct.
Amelia Stttter. IL yrg.. 10 T.. 18th St
The evening world., 1894-08-22

There Is DOUBT as to whether the Presi-
dent win sign the Tariff bill or not,
but these is no doubt as to what his
feelings viii be when he comes to put
his name to the bill. should he conclude
70 do 80.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

Tha; is shocking story which comes
from st. Louis OF an attempt made
by two miliionalres OF that Western
metropolis to compel local street rail-
road magnate TO give up 5000 under the
persuasion of cooked revolver. 4
Calling gun would not persuade the av-
erage street railroad magnate to give up
thirty thousand dollars or thirty thou
sand cents.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

Anarchist bill win be passed at this ses-
sion. II It is passed at all 1t is a
measure that requires careful consid-
Grafton. as its scope OF power conferred
upon executive officers is so broad as to
endanger the rights of citizens.
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Mamie, Annie and May.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Inclosed end Ao5. the proceeds OF a fair held
the street and collected from friends
MAMIE RYAN. IS East Twenti.th stree.
ANNIE snd MAY GEOGIiES. ss+ East soth 1T
The evening world., 1894-08-22

Trust the English women for designs
in millinery that no other race q
women can be induced to wear. A sen
sation just out is linen hat. 1t Is do.
scribed in the following terms: This
new and charming hat is to be seen n
blue. pink, green, white and black linen
The evening world., 1894-08-22

AIR. Pullman's answer TO Gov. Alt
geld regarding the latter's plea for aid
for the starving families OF Pullman
II practically ."Ssrves them right" His
model city rs now in some respects
model Hades.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Straw Hats with Princess Tins.

The hat OF the moment is broad
brimmed, soft straw. trimmed with three
or six tips OF the Prince of Wales style
and fastened With jewel headed pins.
or course, the fancy ornaments are not
worn Oh the street. In the country, on
hotel piazzas, board walks and the drive,
fashions are followed that would not
be good form In town.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Prime Pench Pie.

Line a pie-in with pun-psste, MI
with pared peaches in halves or quarters
well covered with sugar; put on upper
crust AMI bake; or make as above with-
out upper crust, bake until done. re-
move from the oven, end cover with .
meringue made OF the whites OF Two
eggs. beaten to stiff troth with two
tablespoons powdered sugar: return 10
oven and brown slightly. Cannea
peaches may be used in the same way
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God B'es- Them.

The inelosed 9 o. Tor the dear li,u. sick
babies. Fest wishes and a God bless then
TOTE DUNLo
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staten Island Girls Again.


10 N1S fsll'1fs
Please fad inolosed F." the proceeds OF
Frl.Il fair hell BY three girls in Montgomery
avenue, New Brighton, ). /.
JESSIE BIRD
EVELYN SCHNEIDER,
KATIE SCHElD.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

Coy. Flower came promptly to the
rcsctIe OF Little Monte Carlo" yester-
day
The evening world., 1894-08-22

Tne Prohibitionists have named can
didatcg for city and county offices. Let
M one throw cold water on their hopes.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

E,aders o. THE ErEyIyG WORLD ea,iny
Ne rig Jw hs ho. maths shouid ind m h>1
akfrssps md har THE Eri MING WORLD
saiis,i n thin, rtohrrh
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The Collectors Check.

TO thb EuTtOr.
Inciossd End check OF SIS for Sick Babies
Fund collected By.
Erma Friedenheit, Rita Stern
Clara Friedenheit, Irving David
Edgar David, Artie Friedenheit
The evening world., 1894-08-22

ons naturally looks for nowery
speeches from Asbury Park. where the
American Florists are In session.
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[M,!.!!g!!!6 |!!! eEI

-, -' 1lleu men con drink water, ana
e. ,a,,,,.s ras,,,.s Nv ihe'r
-, 4. ~. =, 80. 'ne
T.. - JUICES
it,, -, 49, .
mi, arI,L,,y vo,ar ana e.. 60. VIA
The ,,,,,,d Tod ,,,ii, ha u,,s,-,-. Tut
s..son % nor o,., oor,n,,,,a..
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Apples and stay-at-Homes.
People who lead indoor lives have M.
toriously bad livers. Unless that organ.
gets systematic shakings It becomes,
sluggish, the skin turns a greenish vel.
low OF blotches. the brain, having an,
impure blood sreply, gets lazy. and
health declines The Norsenen called.
the apple food for the GODS and used
IT to renew the strength Of the bodv
The evening world., 1894-08-22

made over u frame of chip. The one
illustrated is black linen, over piacA
straw, trimmed with a scarf OF whits
chiffon and two black quilts. TheSs
hats are intended for morning. to ~
with the duck and linen dresses" They
are ugly enough, 1t might be added
90 with the FIRST rag-dealer who passeo'
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VIII he sign the bill or not?

The supply OF man-cating sharks in
these waters exceeds the demand.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

Little Johnny Mckever and his friends
netted slj.O for the Sick Babies Fund by
an entertainment given on that great
storm night on the Sound, Wednesday
last, AT Won Llehn's Bay View Hotel,
City Island. The weather was 40 bad
;hat most OF the good folks up at City
lslard wouldn't venture out, but all OF
Host Won Liehn's guests gathered in the
big ballroom 10 see the youngest man
ager In the business run a big, first class
show. There was Miss Leo Boisset, ten
years old: Annie McCorkle, eight:
charming Annie May In catching songs
and dances: Charles T. Eidridge, Allie
Magili. thirteen years old Irene Dalton
and Lillian Bertram, farcy dancers,
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Give tn. LuaEs Clean Food.

Crowds are dangerous. Bad air is SLOW
murder. All places of resort, unless wen
ventilated, are filled with the poison Oh
human breaths and the noxious exhA-
lations of the body and no one who uii.
derstands the science of health can does'
that many lives are shortened by the III
furious atmosphere OF fashionable A.
semblles. churches and theatreA .-.
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The Return of the wanderer.."

To the Editor:
ilrloHed nnd IS, proceeds q an entertainment
rivon Saturday evening. Aug 10. at 20 West
Thirty third rrett. tor the Sick Babies Fuud.
The programme consisted Of the one-sct play
The Return OF the wanier.rs" Tho1s Who
to1k part were
Ray NAnheiner, Angelina Klein
Asty Hughes Blanche Manheiner,
Cecilia stanton. Gerts Gamer,
A. Price Louis NAnhelmer,
George Baer.
The admission charged Was cents. We bore
the incicset will assist In making Some Of the
babies happy.
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haired. pink-cheeked dairy-maids
don't go home while there is
drop of white wine in the wagon. All
the Empire drinks hot milk with the
coffee, and SO the cream is saved TO
make butter. The law looks after the
dogs, and compels the driver to spread
a carpet for the faithful steed TO lie on
while customers are being served.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-06-30
DUPLICATION NoTfCE.
summons For services on non-resident.


State of Kansas, to: John A. Bowles. Maud j.
Bowles his wife, o. H. Christopher and Chris
TOPPER his wife, whose first name is to plaintiff
unknown, greeting:
You are hereby notified that you have been sued
in the District Court of Trego county, Kansas,
co-defendants by Abby s. Sheldon. plaintiff. This
summons Is to require you to appear and answer
said petition of plaintiff filed in said court, or
before the 23d day of July, 1894. or said petition
will be taken as true and judgment rendered
against you for the foreclosure of certain mort
gage executed the 26th day of May, 1887, by said
defendants, John A. Bowles and Maud j. BoTles,
upon the following described lands and tenements,
tO-wit:
The southeast quarter of section four 20. town
ship fifteen (15), range twenty three 29) west of
the 9th P. M, and containing one hundred and
sixty 1907 acres more or less in rrego county,
Kansas, to secure the payment of the OF six
hundred dollars with interest thereon at the rate of
seven per cent per annum, and recorded in the
office of the register of deeds in said Trego county
ON the 5th day of July, 1881 in Vol. at page 2S4
of the records of said oce and the prayer of said
petition is that said defendants John A. Bowles
and Maud ]. Bowles ct al, and each of them, and
all persons claiming by, through or under them or
either of them, be forever barred and foreclosed
of and for any and all right title interest equity
of redemption in, to or upon said premises or any
part thereof, and that said premises be advertised
and sold according to law without appraisement,
and the proceeds of such sale be brought into court
and applied to the payment Of 1st the taxes due
and payable on said premises I'd, the costs and
accrung costs of this action 3d. the claim in favor
of the plaintiff; 4th, the claims of the defendants
as their interests may appear, and for such other
and further relief in the premises to the court
may seem meet and equitable.
Witness my hand and seal Of said court at my Of
fee in said county and state, this 4th day of june
1894.
Attest: s. HUTZEL,
(sEAL) SO Clerk
Barker l. French and s. R. Cowick, Atty's for Plt'f
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-06-30
What Populism Has Done For
Kansas.

Kansas.
Ruined the credit of the state.
Upheld train stealing, anarchy
and socialism.
Given US scandals in nearly every
state institution.
The secretary of state convicted
Of criminal libel.
Bought worthless school bonds at
the expense of the state.
Instituted the Hughes court mar
tial at an expense of nearly $4,000.
Fed diseased meat to veterans at
the soldiers home at Dodge City.
Endorsed Todd's calamity circular
that farming in Kansas does not
pay.
Given US extravaganza and cor
ruption by wholesale in the name of
reform.
Winked at the prohibitory law
and countenanced violation in many
places.
Appointed a fugitive from justice
to one of the most responsible offices
in the state.
Organized partisan militia to
accomplish by force what they could
not do by ballot.
Inundated long suffering peo-
pie by assinlty in nearly every state
office of responsibility.
Made the state the laughing stock
Of the country by petty jealousies
and chickering's in Office.
Approved a state treasurer's bond
not in proper form and practically
of no protection to the people.
Organized a rump house and
maintained the same for three
months at a cost Of nearly $4,000.
Demonstrated their boodling pro-
clivities by accepting money from
lottery and whisky men of Kansas
City.
Called out the state militia in a
time of peace and attempted to in
timidate loyal people by turning
the house of representatives over to
lot of anarchists.
Squandered the public money in
useless and partisan investigation
while drawing money from the
treasury illegally themselves.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-06-30

legitimate use could this additional
currency be put? That is ques-
ton which the advocates of curren-
cy imitation do not satisfactorily an
swer, nor can they. What is need
ed is not more currency, but conf
dence that what we have can be
safely invested, and confidence will
not be restored until the conditions
which disturb and impaired it are
removed. With the tariff disposed
Of and the fact settled that the cur
rency is to be let alone there is rea-
son to believe that the prevailing
distrust would largely disappear, and
when that is the case there will be
resumption Of business activity. 1t
would be no help to this result. but
rather the reverse to currency infa-
ton Omaha Bee.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-06-30
County Line Notes.
BY 4 RESIDENT

Another good rain Thursday morning.
Wheat harvest is on now in eastern
Trego.
Patrick Callahan sold some cattle a
few days ago.
The dance at Frank Furbeck's last
week was not over crowded.
The oats and barley crops in south
eastern Trego are nearly failure this
year.
Sheriff Altman and several of his
neighbors were trading in Ellis last Sat-
urday.
Abram Cross had the misfortune to
get thrown off of one of his horses a
couple of weeks ago injuring his thigh,
but is better again.
Orlando Carlson, former resident of
Riverside township, who has been on
an extended trip to Minnesota, has re-
turned to Trego county again.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-06-30
Midway Scraps.
BY JACK.

Fine growing weather.
An abundance of rain the last week.
Mrs. @. F. Hawkes. at last account was
improving.
Mrs. Hunt and daughter were visiting
at Banner few days last week.
All should bear in mind that Collyer
people will celebrate the coming Fourth
of July.
Mr.. Harvey, A. B. Redmond and
Coleson went last week to Barton coun-
ty to work.
The station agent at Collyer purchas-
ed the Myers residence last week and
Myers bought the old postofice building.
The school district at Collyer has i'm
proved their property by the erection of
new steel wind mill bought of William
Bower.
Theo Courtney and NJ. P. Redmond
are breaking 60 acres on section 16,
township ID, range 25. Courtney has
the contract.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-06-30
NOTICE..
SALE OF SCHOOL LAND

SALE OF SCHOOL LAND.
Notice is hereby given that will offer at public
SALE at my Office in Wa-Keeney, Kansas, the oath
day of July, 1894, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A M. and o'clock P. NJ the following described
school lands situated in Trego county, Kansas,
to-wit:
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-06-30
Climate and Crops inst Right,

Oklahoma has thousands of acres of
the finest farming land in the world,
waiting for you or anybody else with a
little cash and lots of gumption. Gil
mate and crops are just right. Farms
will cost more next year than this. To
find out if this is the country you want,
ask G. T. Nicholson, g. P. A. Santa Fe
Route, Topeka, Kansas, for free copy of
Oklahoma folder,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-06-30
OHERIFF SALE.

In the District Court of Trego County, Kansas.
By virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
delivered issued out of the district court of Trego
county, Kansas, in a in which Nellie B. Payne
is plaintiff and Robert A. Campbell, ct al. de-
PENDANTS 1 will, on
Tuesday, July 31st, 1894,
at 10 O'Clock a. m. of said day, at the front door
of the court house, in the city of Wa-Keeney,
county of Trego, state of Kansas, offer at public
sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, all the following described real estate, towit:
The northwest quarter and the southwest
quarter and the southeast quarter of sec
ton eleven fiji, township thirteen (l3) south
of range twenty-one 21 west of the Sixth Princi-
pal Meridian, in Trego county, Kansas. Said prop
erty to be sold to satisfy the demands of sad order
of sale. j. L. ALTMAN,
Sheriff, TregO county, Kansas.
By Theo. Courtney, Under-Sheriff.
Wheeler & Switzer, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 6 30
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For Congressman of the Sixth District,
A. II. ELLIS.