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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

low, czy tez ola jakiejs okropnej
,,biedy", jest nasza przeprowadzka.
Gdyby nam W Winonie ME by{o
dobrze, toe bysmy sic zaraz teraz
do innego miasta przeprowadzi6
mogli, ale oczywiscie j%eszcze d}uzej
tutaj pomiedzy kochanemi Kaszu-
bami bawic i dzia}aG pragniemy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
DrObne Echa.

why KS. ,obecny
proboszcz W Camden, n. j., zbiera
pieniadze Cd parafan ma budowe
pomnika sp. ks. Lucyanowi Szulbor-
skiemu, by}emu proboszczowi W
Camden.
Gym ks. Baranskiego jest szla-
chetny, ale o lyle niepraktyczny, re
zamiast wyciagac krwawo zapraco-
wany grosz Cd p%arafan, %naleza}ooy
wpierw zawezwac KS. Kaz. Po1ujan.
skiego W Baltimore i ks. Wojciechs
Maryana Dynie W Thurber, Erath
Co., Texas, ably ci duchowni zwr6
cili to, co n%ieprawnie pc sp. ks. L.
Szulborskim zabrali, a z pewnosci&
i pomnik ozdobniejszy stanie i pa
rafanom W tych ciezkich czasacl
ulge przyniesie. = Jezell to MI
prawda, nozyce na stole.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
PkACIC IA

KTO MA A buty,
niechaj sic uda do szewca p.
R. GRIESBACH. M. All
Carimona ulicy, m;edzy ulicamf
8 a Ola, Tam mt "a tanie
plepiadze wszelkie reparacye
zrobia.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
Ceny targowe
WINONA.

AM. | wiosenna so.
40 cen
o s. 2Sa
Korp 45c
J e C z Mrs.. +5c
Jaja l5c
Nj . k a: Winona Patent $3.50
Straight SO 80 Mr.. l Bakers S.. 90
Pasza z kornu - $500 "a
beczke
0 tr 9 b y: bran $14 90
shorts SIS 90, middlings $500
ground Feed $40
siano DIX i e. 500
Tymotka $1,000
K 0 nj czyna $500. buszel
L otka 2.23 buszel
NJ i Oh Toe
Kury wypraw. 8 c., ~kurczeta lOc
NJ 1eso zywe:
800
wieprzowina 1926 wolowina $500
c%1eIecina
Mas{o 20.
Kartofle SOC. buszel
CHICAGO
Pszenica So
Oa0aes. = CSC.
KOrn.-5O
~MILn
Pszenica-54
Korn-No3. 81
OWES - No.. . 81.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Pszenicu = Sc,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
POCIECHA

ola c%ierpiacych.
SfawnY lekarzLa Croski DR..
FRANK
(Wh.ts Beaver bedzie z pew
ncscia w Czwartek, l
Listopada W Winonie. i przyj.
mowac bedzie chorycn cd
rama do wieczora, W hotelu
IA dworcu koIei North Yves.
tern.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

Obrzyd}o nam trempowanie,
Bieda CORA W kazdym Stanie,
Dobrze tylko miedzy swymi,
Wiecej sig W SWAT ME puscimy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

NAJLEPSZYM DOWODEM
k}amliwosci %szerzonych przez }otrzy-
k6w gatunkuLangowskiego wiesci,
jakobysmy sic z Winony wyprowa-
dzic musieli gwoli warcho-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

flaKl Kreca SIG od g1odu'
Bojac sic ist do roboty,'
Udalim sic ma zebroty;
Uzebralim troche wursty,
Grochu, szpeku i kapusty.
Gdy tax chodzim pc zebrotach,
w s~trasznych smutkach k}opotach,
Anismy sig ME spostrzegli,
Jak konstable z ty}u biegli.
Lecz poznawszy co sic swieci,
Me pytaj &C kto kark skreci,
Jak kto moze uciekamy,
Oni pedza W lot "a Mani.
Przybylismy ma stacyja,
Gdzie maszyny g}osno wyja,
Skoczylismy ma wagony,
WHO! szorujem W inne strony.
l tax obaj, juz pokorni,
Jedziem al do California i,
Lecz gdy bylim juz W Utah'-li
Eli breksmani mas zegnali.
A tn jes6 sic zn6w zachcia}o,
Wiec sic posz}o zebra}o.
Lecz mormoni bez %litosci,
Me dali nam AMI kosci.
Torba pusta i brzuch g}odny,
A tn HAWAII ~jeszcze godny,
Zeby miejsca dojsc takiego,
CODY znalesG poczciwego.
Wielka radosG - prawda zczer -
Gdysmy przyszli do farmera;
A 6w farmer, cz}ek sedziwy,
Widac dobry, sprawiedliwy
Wynedznionym sic dziwuje,
Skad wy ludzie? - zapytuje.
A vice my mu powiedzieli,
Jaka my to podr6z mieli.
On mad mani sic %lituje,
Dac wieczerza rozkazuje;
Do roboty mas urzqdzi},
Zesmy ludzie dobrzy sadzil.
A my tez ME bylim tacy,
Wzielim szczerze sic do piracy.
Lecz tesknota, skwary, s}oty,
CheG nan brady do roboty.
Zarobilim pc do]arze,
Da]ej we SWAT my ~nedzarze,
PazybyliSmy do jeziora,
Tam chodzilim do wieczora.
Sta}o z brzegu kilka statk6w,
Urzadzilim sic "a mathew;
Gdy juz miano rozpiat Eagle,
Ucieklismy obaj nagle.
Anismy sic oglqdali,
Jak j%elenie u~mykali,
| uszlismy HAWAII spory,
AZ tn wall ku nam z cory
Jakis cz}owiek nieznajomy,
Grzbiet ma torba obciazony.
M6wimy mu: ,,Hola bracie,
,,Pewnie juz czas~ przyszed} ma cie.
,,Jesli tobie zycie mile
u ma swiecie Eye cheese chwile,
,,Prosim Gle: tws torbe oddaj!
,,Lub ma }aske nam sig poddaj.
,,Bo jak nam sic sprzeczac bedziesz:
ITO juz cd mas zyw ME wyjdziesz'
On sic prosi: ,,Bracia drodzy
,,Nie badzcie ma mnie tax srodzy.'
,,Bo ia biedny, opuszczony,
wv me rodzinne wracam strony;'
l to m6wiac, torbe z}ozy},
l spokojnie ja otworzy}.
Bochen chleba z niej wydoby}
I n6z takze przysposobi},
M6wiac: ,,Bracia, chce was pytac,
,,Czybym ME m6g} do vas przystac:
,,Bysmy razem wszyscy troje
,,Dzielili truly i z%noje."
Wiec my ufnosc W torbie majac,
0 wiecej sic ME pytajac,
Me dalim sic dEugo prosic,
Lecz torbe on musia4 nosic;
Dop6k1 W tel torbie sta}o,
Bardzo dobrze nan sic dzia}o.
Gdy sic torba wypr6zni}a,
Zn6w mas bieda rozp}oszy}a;
My go tedy opuscili,
| zn6w obaj tylko byli.
Do miasteczka przybylismy,
o robote prosilismy;
Gdysmy troche zarobili,
Zn6w ma nedze sig puscili.
Jechalismy do Kansasu,
RabaG drzewo het do lasu;
Leoz tam bardzo niebezpiecznie,
Jechac trzeba znow k~oniecznie.
I tax obaj jak diva pany,
/ Tod1iom az do Tndvanv
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
WIEL.X. MO1EJEWSKI lest

WIEL.A MUZEJEW SkI Jest
obecnie proboszczem polskiej parafi
W San Antonio, Tex.-W Berlinie,
gdzie wiel. x. M. bawi1 ma ostatku,
" kr6tkim czasie upiekszy1wewnatrz
i zewnatrz kosci6}, pobudowa} pick
ma nova plebania i urzadzi} dom ma
szko1e.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
2 POWODU PRZEPRO.

z POWODU PRZEPRO-
WADZKI Biura Redakcyjnego i
drukarni KATOL1KA (Zobacz
,Wiadomosci Miejscowe') %jeszcze
przez pare dni zalegac bedzie nasza
korespondencya prywatna-co nam
Przyjaciele nasi 4askawie racza wy
baczYc.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

STEVENS, Mimi. - KS. L.
P~eszczyhski bawi4 tn u swoich
rodzic0w ma farmach. M6wia, ze
ODE mie on tutejsza polska parafa.
= Tu piaski, kosci6} ma gore, s
mil cd miasta.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

W CHICAGO raz poraz zacho-
dzi cos nadzwyczaj nego. W tych
dniach by4o tam uroczyste wa4ko-
wanie kie}basy bierzmowanie dia.
b1a. g}owie dose ma s}owie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
Prenumerata WynOSi
|" III "O0V W
rOcxnie

w Stanacn Zjed. i Kanadzlc $2.OG
w Europie ~fkoniecznie I>.prz6o) $3.50
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
Poe1Ya AmerYkahSka.
(Nades7ano z st Paul, Minn.)

W Minnesota = s}awnymStanie-
By}o nasze wychowanie;
Tam rodzice - mas karmlli,
Tam my w}6czyc sig uczyli.
Gdysmy p6zniej przyszli W lata,
Chcia}o nam sic zwiedziG swiata;
Wiec kryjomo sic zm6wilim,
Obaj we SWAT sic puscilim.
Z Minnesoty do Nebraska
Sz}o nam dobrze, z Bozej }aski;
Lecz W Nebrasce moe znajomych,
Go mas mieli "a szalonych.
Slim Z Nebraska do Missouri,
Tam chwytalim dixie szczury;
Chwytalismy z murzynami,
Me mogli sic zgodzi6 z mani.
Vice robota ia ME mia
Wreszcie nam sic oprzykrzy}a,
My SIG z mimi pozegnali,
Dalej we SWAT pojechali.
Przybylismy do Iowy,
Tu okropne bole g}owy;
Wichry ch}oszcza cd zachodu,
Flaki kreca sic cd g}odu.
Bojac sig isc do roboty,'
Udalim sic ma zebroty;
Uzebralim troche wursty,
Grochu, szpeku kapusty.
Gdy tax chodzim pc zebrotach,
W ~strasznych smutkach k}opotac:
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-06-01
the BRAzEN SERPENT,

Every one is familiar with the story
of Moses and the brazen serpent, of the
terrible suffering and death endured by
many of the Israelites from the bite OF
venomous serpents, and yet very few
who read the story can have very much
sympathy for those who suffered and
died when relief was so easily obtained
There are thousands to-day suffering
all the tortures that the human system
can endure from dyspepsia, rheuma-
tism, indigestion, headache (caused by
dyspepsia) and the different diseases
arising from impure blood, while they
have relief as easily obtained as did the
children of Israel. AS of old many are
being cured. We get letters every day
from different people who have been
restored to health by the use, as direct
ed, of one, two and six bottles of De
los Star Sarsaparilla. Take bottle.
You will be surprised how quick it
will benefit and cure you.
Use Morning Star pills, 40 doses, 25
cents.
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..FELLSBURG.

The nights are too cold to be good
corn weather, altogether too cold last
Friday night.
Why don't it rainP A good rain
is needed at present to help the wheat
head good. So says everybody and
s'me to Pete.''
Who says we are not farmers?
Shirley ellison is running one-horse
pillow while Will Smith is making the
the weeds get with the harrow.
T. NJ, Ingraham, of Larned and an
old rustler. of Franklin, is out on his
farm putting in corn. He says it is
work or starve. The most of us think
it is work and starve both.
The old gentleman frost took stroll
through this part of the country last
last Friday night and left a terrible
impression in some places where he
set his foot down, doing some damage
to the corn and garden plants.
Our young store keeper, post master,
chicken hunter, general roustabout
and big fat base ball player John is
learning the blacksmith trade with ou1
new Fellsburg blacksmith. Success to
you, John. A trade is a good thing if
we'll followed. Do not quit when trade
is half learned.
Look out now, Franklin has broken
loose in new place. We heard some
thing the other day. just think, one
of the hardest games of base bail of
the season will be played at Fellsburg
on June End. 1t will be the grandest
affair OF the season. The old base ball
players, such as Ira. Tam, j. M. Weese,
T. L. Weese. Fred Weese, 1. Sprigg,
Jacob Welsh and others we can not
think of now, will play the young
bloods of Fellsburg. Every body must
go and see the best game of the season.
OVER THERE.
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LEWIS
Fine weather.

Fine weather.
For young jack rabbits, shot to
order, call on G. S. Wright and Jesse
Baxter.
New potatoes and garden vegetables
are getting very common in this vicin-
ity, and we are living fat.
Mr.. Duffy, our genial A. 7. u S. F.
agent, has a brand new mich COW,
likewise w. j. Peck, of the firm of
Wright & Peck.
Miss Maggie Smith is enjoying life
at home once more, her school in Kins-
ley having closed last week. No doubt
rest is sweet after nine months term
of school.
Messrs Wright and Peck are making
substantial improvements on their
farm near I.ewis-a brand new wind
mill, we'll repaired fence and some
intoxicating steeds in the pasture
reminds one of Kentucky blue grass
stock farms.
Memorial services were we'll attended
at this place, the M. E. church being
inadequate to hold the great crowd.
The memorial sermon was preached by
Rev. Swartz, the regular pastor, in q
very earnest and impressive manner,
after which the old veterans were
asked to speak. MI. F. P. Smith and
others addressed the meeting.
| PED.
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular a. to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
pralSe.-A purer medicine does not
exist and it is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric BItters Will cure
all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys,
will remove pimples. boils, salt rheum
and other affections caused by impure
blood.-will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure all
Malarial fevers.-For cure of headache
constipation and indigestion try Elec-
trio Bitters--entire satisfaction guar
anteed, or money refunded-Price soc.
and $1OO per bottle at Porter's. drug
store.
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these conditions just grew like Topsy,
that it is a condition brought about
simply by chance, that no one could
have helped it, or anyone could remedy
it.
They are in fact led to believe so by
such whom they look for their political
education. Reader, if yon belong to
that class will you not stop right here
and for once in your life think for your.
self? Think, study, read up. You
will be amazed when once your eyes are
opened to find that it is possible for
you to have been so deceived. it will
surprise you to find how much you
really know yourself when once you
refuse to allow the other fellows to
constantly tell you that you are not
sufficiently intelligent to think out
anything for yourself.
Try it dear reader! you will feel
more like a man than you ever did be.
fore in your life. Study present con-
ditions, cause and effect, read reform
papers and study both sides. These
are matters of vital Importance to you.
Your welfare and that of your family
is at stake, and you cannot afford to
procrastinate. 1t is within your pow.
er to remedy the evils if you will take
the bulls by the horns. Fall In line
this fall and help yourself by helping
us. There are momentous questions
awaiting solution which you must
help to solve if you would escape a
yoke of bondage yet far greater than
that of negro slavery. Will you do 1T
STEADFAST.
Kinsley. May 23rd, 1894.
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SOUTH BROWN.

Corn is doing fine but the wheat has
gone "where the woodbine twineth.
One new pest a week. This time it
is grasshoppers by the thousand.
Walter Sherman, of Belvidere, was
visiting at J. c. Gibson's Monday.
A representative of the Watkins
Land and Loan Company was in the
neighborhood Sunday.
We will bet gill of peanuts that
Coxey will walk on the Capital grass
unmolested IN less than two years.
Rev. j. C. Gibson and wife went to
Fellsburg Sunday.
Harry Hixon has quit blacksn.ithing
for the present and turned five double
teams loose in his corn fields. Harry
was born about thirty years ago in
Rustleville.
Several of the neighbors attended
the Decoration services at Kinsley
Wednesday.
Joseph Love, of North Dakota, is
expected to arrive here IN a few days
with his entire outfit of horses, cattle,
farm implements etc. He comes tt
make this his future home.
If the present prospects are realized
most of the mortgages in this part Of
the country will be paid within thu
next year.
Harry Hixon, ]. s. Craft and w. S
Durbin were delivering hogs in Kins
ley Wednesday.
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Observation-Disclosures

FellsbuTg is on the boom.
A nice shower would be acceptable
Mr.. l.. N. White expects to get done
blowing sod this week.
Claude Frost looks hundred per
cent better since the preacher left.
j. w. Hayes is getting black enough
but we do not know about the smith
part.
The Lewis and Fellsburg base ball
boys will play a game of ball next
Saturday.
P. II. Booker had a cultivator
remodeled Monday. The weeds will
suffer now.
The Memorial services were we'll
attended.
Farmers are blowing corn.
L. T. Mosiey had guests from Stat
ford county the first of the week.
Children's Day exercises at the
Union school house June 10th. Every.
body invited.
J. Butter and w. W. Shannon &C
companied by their wives, started to
Rice county to attend Decoration Day
services and to make a visit with
friends.
Rail- and Lou were over again Sun
day. Guess their buggy did not take
such a flight as it did few weeks ago
We recommend that the boys tie COW
bell to the buggy, then it could b'
easier found.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Frost gave a
party last Tuesday night-it being the
birthday of their son Claude. A goot
was had by all.
There was large crowd out to TIN
baptising last Saturday. The baptism
was performed by Rev. G. II. McGrath
We were pleased to see such a larg
attendance, there being about one hun
bred and twenty-five people present.
ORPHAN Boy.
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Persons who sympathize with the
afflicted viii rejoice with d. E. Carr of
1895 Harrison street, Kansas City. He
is an old sufferer from jnflammatory
rheumatism, but has not heretofore
been troubledsin this climate. Last
winter he went up into Wisconsin, and
in consequence has had another at
tack. ut came upon me again very
acute and severe" he said. "My joints
swelled and became inflammed; sore
to touch or almost to look at. Upon
the urgent request of my mother-in.
law l tried Chamberlein's Pain Balm
to reduce the swelling and ease the
pain. and to my agreeable surprise il
did both. I have used three 5O-cent
bottles and believe it to be the finest
thing for rheumatism. pains and swell
ingS exCant. Sold at Porter'S.
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Smith, T. H. Evans and jeff Bacon.
A motion was carried to the effect
that the peoples party of this county
would pay the expenses of the dele
tates to both conventions.
A motion was carried instructing
the delegates to ''Keep off the grass. D
Mr.. Warren, Foster. of Hutchinson
delivered an address afterwhich the
convention adjourned.
j. J. REEDER, C. C. CORMACK.
Chairman. Secretary.
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WENDELL.
Dry and hot these DAYS.
UNO.

Dry and hot these days.
Keep off the grass or go to Jail.
Everything is getting down to gold
basis the wheat, oats and buff
falo grass are turning yellow.
Seymore Drake and family of Frank
lin township, were visiting his brother
Ed and family last Sunday.
Every one that heard Mr.. Foster at
the convention in Kinsley last Satur-
day was well pleased with his talk
and are well pleased with themselves
for going to hear him.
Tie remark was made that the old
parties could do as much in fifteen or
twenty minutes as the peoples party
did in two hours last Saturday. That
may be, but it takes forty or fifty Ion
ger to decide point than it does one
or two men, and then you have not
got the expression OF the people.
keep in the middle of the road and
keep off the grass!'' is the battle cry
for it means stick to our principles and
fuse with no party.
The nomination Of Coxey for con-
gress in the Eighteenth district Of
Ohio ought to make the "plutes" put
on their thinking cap.
That man Lewelling must be very
| mean man to not order out the Kansa:
Bayonets to intercept that man San
ders and his followers who captured :
train in Colorado, and saddle biz
expense on the state. 1t does seem
that he has determined to keel
expenses down in spite of the blue-bel
lied ''plutes.''
| The Callfornians must be getting
very warm, for they have got to talk.
ing bullets add bayonets in their meet
ings TO back the principals of the
Coxey movement. That sounds ngly
just let US back the principles thi:
fall with our ballots, and do it so vel
that the white elephant and his com
pilny at Washington and London vii
call on the Paris Ridge to roll over OF
them to hide them from the faces c
the people.
INO,
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Bucklen's Arnlca Salye.

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cuts, bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum
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Price 25 cents per box. For sale at
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NOTICE.

All persons interested will take notice thai
my ppetition is on file in the office of the Ed
wards county. Kansas, Probate Court, asking
for authority TO sell the MISUNDERSTANDING
real estate situate in Edwards county, Kan
sas, belonging to the estate of James A
Shaw, deceased, for the purpose of paying
the debts OF said estate aud expense of admin
istration. to-wit: The southeast quarter of
Section twenty-five Township Twenty four
principal meridian. Said petition is set for
hearing at the Office of the Probate Judge in
the city of kinsley. on Monday. the 18th day
of June, A. D. 1894 at 10 O'Clock A. M, al
which time and place you can make known
any objections you mag have to the granting
of such order of sale
Dated May 2Sth. 1891.
SCOTT YEATMAN,
els Administrator of said Estate
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

LAND Uhce at Dodge CITY, KANSAS, Nay 18TH
1894.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice 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 July l4th, 1894, viz
JohnJ. Rusoe. HE No. 1868 l.. S. for the
sw a section 4, township "a, south, range 10
west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva
zion of said land, viz:
George Henderson, Alex. Montgomery
Joseph BernotZki. and John Alexander, all
of kinsley, Kansas.
7-6 JNO. I. LEE, Register.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
NOTICE.

County Clerks Office,
Kinsley, Edwards county, Kansas. May :, 1894 7
The board of county commissioners OF Ed
wards county, Kansas, will meet on tho 4lh
of June, 1894. as board of equalization. Al
said meeting the assessment of real estate and
personal property as returned by the assessors
of said county for the year 1894 will be
equalized All persons feeling themselves
aggrieved can appear at said meeting and
have all errors appearing i'll the returns cor
rected.
F. II, HANSON,
county clerk
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
In the district court of EDWARDS county, state
of kansas.
Rutland Saving Bank, plaintiff,
vs.
Thomas w. Reeder, Rose NJ. Reeder, The Kan
sas Loan g. Trust Company. and the Kansas
Loan s. Trust Company, Trustees, defend
ants.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued to me
out OF said district court, in the above-enti-
tied action, win on Monday The 18th day
June A. ID. 1884, between and 4O'clock p.
M of said day, ut the front door of the court
house in the city of Kinsley, in the county of
Edwards I'm the state of Kansas, offer at pub
lie sale and sell to the highest and best bidder
for cash in hand, all the tollowing-described
real estate, tO-wit:
The north "A of the southwest and the
southwest ID of the southwest n, of section
81 ana lots and in section q. except one
acre of the east end of lot 8, for school mouse
purposes and lot in section q. all in town
ship o. range II, west of the Sixth princi-
pal meridian
Lying and situate IN the county Of Edwards
in the state of Kansas,
,rhe aboye-described real estate will be sold
without appraisment. TO satisfy said order
of sale. d. L. HEATH,
Sheriff ofEdwards county, Kansas.
Fuller WhitcOmb, Ats for Plaintiff. Dc
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHEhlfFS SALE.
In the district court of the Sixteenth Jud fcial
District, in and for the county Of Edwards,
in the state of Kansas.
Agnes L. vanOstrand, plaintiff,
Cyrus Roberts. Mary B. Roberts, the John D:
Knox Land L. Investment Company aod
the American Freehold Trust Company,
defendants,
By virtue of an order of sale issued to me
out of the district court aforesaid. in the
above entitled action, 1 will on Monday, the
4th day of June, 1854, at O'Clock p. H., OF
said day at the front door Of the court house
il. the city of Kinsley. in the county OF Ed
wards. in the state of Kansas, offer at public
sale and sell to the highest and best bidder
for cash in hand, the northeast = Of section
TWENTY-FIVE township twenty-four range
nineteen west OF the sixth Principal Nerid-
isn living and situated in the county OF Ed
wards. in the state of Kansas. Said property
will be sold without appraisement TO satisfy
said order OF sale.
d HEATH.
Sheriff Edwards county, Kansas
l. Seabrook. attorney for plaintiff. 6-l
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thing at reduced prices at the old
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w. G.. KEENER, proprietor.
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