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The advocate., 1895-01-09
1885,
Long Brothers vs.. R. A. Hopper

Long Brothers vs.. R. A Hopper
Error from Finney County
AFFIRMED
SYLLABUS. BY THE COURT. HORTON, C.J
/. Where the trial court has found upon
oral testimony against the plaintiff upon o
motion to discharge an attachment, all the
facts and inferences thereof must be resolved
as fRvOTably as possible for the defendant
2. The facts examined and held not suff.
Cient to reverse the order Of the trial court
diseharging the attachments.
Johnston, j., and Allen, j., concurring.
Horton, c. j., dissenting.
A true copy
Attest: CO.. BROWN,
[sEAL Clerk Supreme Court.
The advocate., 1895-01-09
William Dennis vs.. John Y, Benfer.
Error from Nemahs County.
MODIFIED.
jYLLABUG - BY THE COURT. ALLEN, J
SYLLABUS.
by THE COURT.

1. WheS8fpo parties appear in court and
announce themselves ready for trial, and
theTeupon Trial Is bad. at which the defend
ant as we'll As the plaintiff introduces testl-
mony, and a verdict Is rendered In favor Of
the plaintiff, this court will not review the
rulings Of the district court with reference to
the form Of . poverty afidaviE, and denying
the defendant an opportunity to contradIet
the st0temt nts contained N it.
2 sheriff has no right TO levy on the ex'
empt personal property Of debtor who 10
temporarily absent from the state. Under such
circumstances the failure Of the defendant,
who has no knowledge Of the levy, TO claim
his exemption, or demand the return OF the
The advocate., 1895-01-09
In re Daniel L. Pierce.

In re Daniel L. Pierce
Original Proceeding in Habeas Corpus
PETITIONER DISCHARGED,
95OO
D. L. Pierce, OF al, VS. state Of Kansas, OK rel
Appeal from Barber County,
REVERSED.
The advocate., 1895-01-09
G. F. Elsrick Vs. Dent Reid.
Error from Crawford County.
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUA
By THE CoURT.

/. An action for damages on the ground Of
fraud cannot oTdinS Srily be based on represent
Atlons OF value, or Of the price paid for the
property by the seller where there iS no rela-
tIon OF confidence between the parties, and
the property Is sub ject TO full inspection By
the purchaser.
2 Where . stock Of merchandise kept for
sale in 4 retail store was marked with price
marks. both In lett eTs and In figures, and
where the price indi Gated By the letters was
known only TO the 50 ller. representations aB 70
what the private mar Ks indicated are not rep.
opinion.
The advocate., 1895-01-09

VIM. J. Pollock, ct al, VS.. Alice Agner.
Error from Gowley County
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUS. BYTHE COURT. HORTON. O. J
], All money or property placed In the
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T845

Rosa Werner vs. Jewett & Langworthy.
Error from Sedgwick County.
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUS, BY THE COURT. HORTON, G.
/. Where there is sufficient evidence intro
duced upon the trial to sustain the verdict
and the judgment rendered thereon, the su-
preme court will not reverse the Judgment
dence.
2. Where no exceptions are saved to the In
stPuctioDs given in q civil action and no other
or different instructions are requested, the in.
stTuctions are not subject to review In the SUI
preme court for alleged error
All the justices conCurrlng
A true copy
Attest: G. J. BROWN,
(sEAL Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1895-01-09

The State Of Kansas vs.. George A. Mitchell.
Appeal from Ford County.
REVERSED
SYLLABUS By THE COURT ALLEN, J
/. In prosecution for rape. whore the party
on whom the rape is alleged TO have been com
mitted. testlfleS positively 10 the completed
Ofiense, and details the circumstances under
which IL was committed, and her evidence as
to the principle facts Is incredible. and dlsbe-
lieVed by the jury, and where there Is no testl-
mony In the case inconsistent with the entire
innocence Of the defendant, other than that Of
the pTosecutrix, verdict and judgment Of
conviction for an assault With intent TO COM
NIT rape, must be reversed.
2 The jury may not convict OF an assault
with an Intent TO commit crime when 10 ap-
pears that the crime intended was In fact per-
petrated by the person charged. In this case,
IL the prosecuting witness told the truth, the
completed Ufense charged wUs committed,
and the defendant should not have been con-
Victed on such testimony OF o mere assault
with intent TO commit the ohense.
All the justices concurring
A true copy.
Attest: G. j. BROWN,
lsEALl Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1895-01-09
REVERSED.

bffOr from hlnBnan county
REVERSED.
SYLLABUS BY THE COURT. HORTON, G.
A deed to o railway company of q rightrof-
way described as iolloWA; "1he following de-
scrlbed real estate, situated In the county
Of KiDgmBn and state OF Kansas, toWit: A
strip and tract Of land 100 feet wide, Of which
the center line Of the route and line Of the
Denver, Memphis q Atlantic railway OF Kan.
sas as the land is now surveyed, staked and
located is the center being fifty feet each side
OF the center line OF sad route, over, across
and through the following tract and tracts OF
land, as said route and line Of said railroad
passes through the same, tO-wtt: The south
east quarter Of section 26, township q, south
Of range 8, west, and the right Of said railroad
company aforesaid, through its agents, en-
ployes, servants or contractors, to encroach
upon the adjoining lands, outside OF the
limits above mentioned. 10 which the parties
OF the first part have title or possessi' n, for
the purpose Of building or constructing its
road. bed and railroad and Of completing or
trimming its cuts and fills and for all other
purposes for the building. construction or
maintaining its road.bed or to maintain and
operate Its said railroad" Held. Not void for
indefniteness or uncertainty in the deseHip-
tton Of the right. of.way or land conveyed.
All the justices cOncurTing.
A true copy.
Attest: G. ]. BROWN,
lsEAJl Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1895-01-09

iSoA.
The Union Pacific Railway Company Ys. Fred
WOLF
Error from Russell County.
REVERSED.
sYLLABUs BY THE COURT JOHNSTON
Where 1t appears that the railway company
had q ticket Office open, which was convent
ent and accessible, with person therein au-
thOrized 10 sell tickets, and that o proposed
passenger who was on his way 10 purchase
ticket az that office was told by stranger Ag
the outside door Of the waiting-room thas no
was too late to get q ticket. and that he
stopped and Without even approaching the
ticket office or making any further ehOrt 70
obtain ticket boarded the train without one
he was not relieved from the liability tor
Of the laws Of 1886, which was then In EXIST
ence.
All the justices concurnng
true copy.
Attest: Q. j. BROWN
[sEALl Clerk Supreme Court
7B4l
John Clendenlng vs.. Anna E. Wyatt and Au-
gustus Wyatt
Error from Bourbon County.
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUS BY THE COURT. JoHNsroH,y
/. The expectancy Of an heir in an anees'
tors estate may become the subleet o. CO..
tract and may be assigned in equity CoufA
The advocate., 1895-01-09

The State Of Kansas vs.. John T. Deets.
Appeal from Crawford County.
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUS BY THE COURT. HORTON, G.
Chapter Q5. session laws Of 1893, entitled,
IAN act regulating the fees and salaries and
prescribing certain duties Of the county Off
GERS OF Cherokee anG Crawford counties, Kan
sss, and providing penalties for violation Of
the provisions Of this act" is unconstitutional
and void.
All the justices concurring
A true copy.
Attest: C.J. BROWN.
(sEALl Clerk Supreme Court.
The advocate., 1895-01-09

John j. HaFter, Administrator, vs.. The Atchi.
son, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company.
Error from Shawnee County.
REVERSED.
The advocate., 1895-01-09

Sallie L. Yerkes vs.. G. NJ. Mcclure and J. v
Farwell & Company.
Error from Phillips County.
DISMISSED.
sYLLABUa By THE COURT ALLEN
Where it Is sought to reverse an order dis
charging garnishess from liability they must
be made parties 90 the proceedings Ia this
court, and o petition In error 10 which the
principal defendants alone are made parties
will be dismissed.
All the justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: G. J. BROWN,
[sEALl Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1895-01-09
The Wea Gas. Coal & OIL Company vs. The
Franklin Land Company
SYLLABUS.

SYLLABUS. Blythe CoURT. JoHNsToN,J ]
/. The lease OF a homestead for several
years With the right OF partial occupancy la
an alienation OF an interest In the homestead
and the joint consent OF husband and wife is
essential to Its validity; and whore che hus-
band alone signed such lease and che wife
had knowledge that II had been executed BY
the husband, and was ready and willing 20
have signed the same X she had been Pe-
quested TO do 40 by her husband, but sn0 re-.
quest was made and she did not join Ia tho
execution, Held, That there was no joint con.
sent, and that che lease was an absolute nl-
lily.
q A deed subsequently made by the own
ers, conveying the homestead without resegs
walton or exception, transfers o cOn plete title
10 the purcha4er although he may have had
knowledge Of the void lease.
All the Justices concurrlng
true copy.
Attest: G. ]. BROWN,
[sEALl Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1895-01-09
REVERSED.
BY THE CoURT.
SYLLABUS
ALLEN, !

/. Where the evidence introduced by the
plaintiff, though weak and inconClpsiVs,
fairly tends TO establish every fact essential
to the plaintiffs cause Of action, demurrer
to the evidence should be overruled.
2, On an examination OF the testimony In
this case, the action OF the court sustaining
demurrer 10 the plaintiffs evidence Is held TO
be erroneous.
Johnston, j., c0nCuFring.
Horton, y. j., dissenting.
A true copy.
Attest: j. BROWN,
[sBALl Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1895-01-09

Denver, Memphis & Atlantic Railway Com
pany, vs., r. II. Lockwood, ct al.
Error from Kingman County.
The advocate., 1895-01-09

/. The expectancy OF an heir In an aness'
tors estate may become the subject o. cor
tract and may be assigned in equity Uoaf~
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and beheld the crowd which had been
swelled by spectators who stopped to
see the fun, they jumped back in horror
and, slamming the door, retreated into
the building. Outside the crowd await
ed, shouting themselves hoarse But
the groom was equally determined that
they should not accomplish their pur-
pose. AS the building had no back exit
except by thestore, he secretly secured
a ladder and together he and his bride
descended to the ground in the back
yard, and, after finding their way over
fences and through alleys to another
street, went Ito a livery stable and
hired fleet horse.
When ii became known that the hap
py couple had left town the disappoint-
ment OF the crowd was great Finally
some one suggested that they had gone
to Newfield to board the noon train
which would soon pass through Vine
land. Then there was a scampering
to the depot, and the large crowd boar
ded the train to meet the couple at
Newfield. five miles north of here
When they arrived at Newfield and fail
ed TO find the couple their chagrin was
great, and a sorry crowd returned to
Nineland on the next south-bound train
It leaked out this evening that the
couple had driven to Bridgeton. II
miles, and passed through VineIand
that evening for New York on the Jer-
Sey Central railroad.
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~ Frzokfort-0s-ss~-xass = yo,sns
woman recently gcso-sss1 20 as inrsrs.
o1s Method os r~rzOviay fhs obstacle
- tie Say % her lore. TEe usosh-x q.
fas yovng ra2a 20 wecra rks had gsr.a
h. aSectio-ss ofT~r-si srosss srslssaar-
70 III eonxzfnssstsea % ~ rsarrsAg-.
sls; spe<s14ly repeated hsr rzshn~u-. -,
- yoang is9y iassFsapon e~soun~-i
beT Far sfaeakinz ssazr~sp~e,fsIlr o, F,,.
S'-Ts- N.ll-sna. Trsadiag CO lsno~ri.l
io~s - sseyEsaz-g IA elang~rous. a. -
Cd l~'sT vac ARRESTED. ssd. p@nssnx h.,
tTizi. siae yozssg HAS ana yo,.ss, ,sf.,,,...
70. E-&-xss.-
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RESIDENTS OF MARS.
They Are Very Much Larger Than a
Earthly Man

They Are Very Much Larger Than the
Earthly Man
An ingenious writer has decided thar
the inhabitants OF Mars are shout three
times as big in every WAY as the earth
man. Re argues thus: II he were on
earth he would weigh twenty-seven
times IA much IA the human being. bus
on the surface OF Mars. since gravity
there is only about on--third OF ~hat 10
is here, he would weigh bat nine times
as much. The cross sections OF bis
muscles would be nine times as great
Therefore, the ratio Of his support.
ing power 10 the weight he must sup-
port would be the same as ours. Con,
sequently he would be able 20 stand
with no more fatigue than We expert.
ience. Now consider the work ne might
he aole 20 do. His musclea having
length. breadth and thickness, woulc
all be twenty-sev>n times as effective "a
ours. lie would prove twenty-seven
times as strong as We. and could accom-
plish tysenty-seven times "a much.
Ills effective force would be eighty
one times as great nS mans. whether il
digging canals or In other bodily ocsu-
patton. As gravity on The surface Of
Mars II really a little more than one
third Mt the surface 81 the earth, the
true ratio IS not eighty-one, but hftys
that IL. Marian would he. physically,
ffty-iold more efhcien. than q man
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BRIDE WENT DOWN LADDER.
She Didn't Want to be hit by Old Shoes
when She Left

Vineland. n. J.. Nov. 1.-When ii be-
came noised about this morning that
Frving Keller and his bride. Miss Lea
witt, who We're married last night. were
going to leave Ninel3nd this morning
by the early train their young friends
decided to give them a send-off With
shower of rice and old shoes. The ar
engagements Were made as quietly as
possible. and early in the morning there
assembled before the dry goods estab-
nshment Of Leavitt & Sherburne all
the clerks and a large number of IT,
young swells of the town. Along the
sidewalk We're piled buckets Of rice and
such a collection OF old shoes as would
make rag man stare.
When the bride and groom descended
TO the street entrance of the building
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KEEPS POISON OUT.
POISON In THE BLOOD. THE KID
NEYS FILTER 1T OUT AND KEEP
THE BLOOD PURE. THEY
PROTECT us FROM MANY
DANGEROUS DIS
EASES.
What Happens When They Get Out OF
Order. How to Cure Them Again.

Most diseases are caused by poison in
the blood
| The poison should be kept out.
| The kidneys are supposed TO do this.
That is what they are there for.
And they generally do. But when
they are sick they can't; and then we
get sick.
The kidneys may get sick from over
work, worry, excess, high living, etc.
The reason so many of our great men
die from Bright's disease is that so
many overwork themselves.
Bright's disease is only one Of the
many diseases the root of which lies in
the kidneys.
Other folks suffer from diabetes, Cheu-
matism, govt, gravel, sleeplessness. an
aemia, nervousness, headache, neural
gia, etc.
All these diseases would go If the
poison could be got out Of your blood
If the kidneys would only do their
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your kidneys do their work.
Tt is not your kidneys fault.
You should he trying to help them.
You can do it 10y taking DR.. Hobbs
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It is such an easy piece Of knowledge
10 remember.
Your kidneys are simply filters. They
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a STRANGE REQUEST.


Hoass In wsrsaw which rapsl.sn o.es
Oecap1sd
The French representative at Warsaw
lately received q curious petition from
. Polish peasant. who s&ka that his
house should be rebuilt ~ the exp~nr-
Of the French government. The ground
for the request. says the Troy Times. Il
that the building In question IL really
most Interesting monument Of The Erss
Napoleon. which oaght 20 u preserved.
The cottage f. about Eve Eerxts from
tie fortress q NovogeoTrfsvEk. IN Rus-
saan Poland. and i; - asserted that IA
100 the emperor passed a. sntir- day
and night within its walls While super
viEsng he passage % the SGrsv By h.s
army. Napoleon. Ia fact. made ths
house his kc@dqgar-~rs- At that tinos
81 . a. ,1vs.ned By = l'oiash p>zzzsst nsrssd
Alex. OF whom tis r'ren1at corupzz.-,-
kno~n by tie Villagers - -At.k-sa.
poleon claims 90 fe TIE great-g-n6-
Koa- ADORE the eEtrzrfr the foIleyrfs
inscription has ben cuts "PaIzis "a
rEnp~reur. - Deoenhre. isos.- In.
s.de. ca a block OF black nsFbl~. q an.
ofber iaEeTsptsoa IN Latin: ~vSr17lea
y IaIreraso. ksx- Hoss<. p~rs-ssss~ra.
bic hostem erit - 1h-ls. fsos "A
OsesEia-- u. origin 81 thee iaser4s,-
'soas dos not appear 90 ~ e-son-n. sss
tie tradition q The ss1p~ro-'s sisv has
Always ho~z piozsly yr~.~rsss II lie
tol-Ss p-@x2nt's family.
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ALONE ON THE BIG OCEAN.
Unfortunate Position of "a Sailor Adrift on
the Waves


New York. Nov 1-Safe from the
hungry sea after a remarkable rescue
from floating skylight Of the schooner
Harry S. Lord. Benjamin s. Weeks was
brought into port today by the schoon-
er Star of the Sea. For two DAYS he
had chung to his frail craft without
food or water.
The Star of the Sea on the morning
Of October -, in latitude So degrees
j. minutes, longitude IS degrees Al min
uteS. sighted an object in the water
The schooner was steered for the object
which was soon seen to be a man stand
ing up and waving a dark object in
20 minutes time the schooner was well
abreast of the man, who was brought
on board by a boat.
The maj was Weeks. and he stated
that his vessel left Port Liberty. Cane
Haiti. October l.. for New York. on
: minutes time the schooner was we'll
was struck by a squat which knocked
her down and filed her She became
wateri-Cged and the seas washed con-
tinuously over her. Weeks was wash
ed overheard several times. but sue
ceed9d in swinging back to the wreck.
The water in the schooners hold final
" burst off the top of the cabin. which
washed away. Weeks swan TO this
and clamhered on top OF itclinging to
a skylight The wreck drifted away
and nothing could be seen OF 1t until
she following morning. wnen Weeks
found himself near it. He saw his
comrades on the wreck and was within
hail until night. when ii again drifted
away.
The following day Weeks saw moth
ing OF the wreck or his messmates. and
cespaired Of his own fate With his
feet Through THE skylisht to which he
chung with both hands. while the sea
washed over him, he sat throughout
the day and succeeding night without
food or water
The next day he sighted the Star OF
the Sea II was apparently running
away from him. EIe jumped TO his
feet and waved his coat franticaliv IN
III he saw that he was observed. Can
tain Hopkins, after hearing his story
sailed about in search Of the vrrsal,
but failed 20 find IT, He saw 4 sraa
Tcer stopped about ten miles To the saS-
and concluded that the wreck had been
seen by her people.
1T is hard 70 believe that sin well dressed
Is the same as sin rolling in the cnrtsr :
Rams Horn.
CHoILY-.W Why do 50 many Of the girls get
married in Junei june hrl0es.' YOU know. 3"
Po,ly-"That's easy. Its because they're
asked. Chicago Record
''rgE trouble with TOO MANY y-,n,e, :,
saws the eornfed philosopher Is that t6ey
regard the marriage ceremony mainly Is a
ss,ense 20 eat onions snc wear Hitting
clothes. Ii Indianapolis Journal
HR drew c'e sword. bur rot, alas.
dis country : foes to hafsie
He drew the sword because he held
j tlcEet al rafiie ~ =
PHILADELPHIA Record
He frlliien of what Is unlawful must b.
followed bg reuorse. the core sticks J..
Tie throat aft er the aypie Is eaten. ard the
s2ted appetite loathes the interiictei meas
9re for which innocence was hzrteTed =
Jane Porter.
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baby groWtf1

The baby's mission is
growth. To that little bun
die of love, half trick, half
dream, every added ounce
of flesh means added hap
piness and comfort! Fat IS
the signal of perfect health,
comfort, good nature, baby
beauty.
SCOTS Emulsion. with
hypophosphites, is the cas-
lest fat-food baby can have,
= the easiest form. 1t sup
plies just what he cannot
get in his ordinary food,
and helps him over the
weak places to perfect
growth.
sem BOxNt. Chemists. New York. soe. and sr.oo
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Piles, FiStula I'iSSure

And all diseases . usz,~
The rectum curet A
without kRife liza -
.are. or caustts-s E&$
CUkESGUAKsN. &SF 4
TIED. NO Money ~t9S<&f$V<f
"a he paid until ps- 49, -. ~ 1
TENTS cured. W<< ss%<a
PRIVATE rIS- rr~Ss<t<
EASES In both =. = ESc~,S<*&HRS 4S>..
fexes quich.F $50 s-tss.E xAiASNi
cured IN the shortest 81 kfs14<SE<e4fSsA
time and on the most go 90 S<sN<5
reasonable term t<St<H<l aS~HStsrs*ssS
without the uso OF Ss&<<<<t18> ~3qS*%&
dangerous drugs. $SsStS$~A krs5Tsr
Fenale ailmentsln s~g
HllfornS, a. IscucoT-
rhoes Painful PeriOdS Suppression. etc
speciality
Epilepsy or Failing-Fits speedily ccntroliss
and permanently cured Correspondence 81
mali promdtly answered.
itDICINE FURNISHED IN ALI. CASES.
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WANTED-Two good ponies; must work
double. Address 4l3 y. Main. Room 2.
d14i-2t n
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GET DUR PIANO TUNED by w. ].
ScbmclzCT. with Barnes * NewcOmb.
Tuner guaranteed to be tho best. Tun-
ing 500 Gs3-tf.
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FOR SALE-Stock and fixtures. Mar
tins Art Store. df2S-Uf
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FOR SALE-COmplete newspaper and
Job printing outfit Old ''AIirror'' plant
Dean Gordon. di2G-tf.
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WANTED-Anyone wishing to disposs Of
stock Of groceries 70 call or address Fred
Farmer. No. &c South Walnut street, West
SIDE dI42-4ts
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MISCELLANEOUS

HEAD & PRENTIS. 1s6 and iss Monroe
street, ChicagO-We are selling the high
grade $40 Derby Bicycle at SIS. Every
wheel sold with years guarantee. Also
400 other makes cheap. Ii you want
bicycle come and see our wheels at Y N.
G. 4. building. A. J. Musselmsn. agent.
Wichita. dI24-2st-
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WANTED-The Bryn Mawr Mills. "a
Chestnut St, Phila-, Pa, want sales
man acquainted with the country and re-
tail trade. 10 sell with his other goods.
Dry Coos on commissi or.
dI44-2t-2fiO Nov.
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NFANTED-To buy a secondhand buggy.
phaston or cart Chorse action for cash.
Must be in good running order. Address
j X L. this Office. oi42-St'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-02
BUSINESS OPPORTuNI is.

FOR SAI4E-Two flrst-ctass hearses; one
q large black one. as good a. new. and
one fEe white hearse. They are the prop
erty OF a decedent's estate ard must be
sold soon. Call on OF address David Fitz-
1lerald. Executor, North Enid, o. T.
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