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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01
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uno 6t1bThtigt, ittb ungeFdbr orsI
Monute in 0euti6lano auf5ub1lten.
Sic piro Suerit ibrer Mutter in Hels
6en5a9 6si Stuttgart einsn gei49
u6Itatt.n, ii4 ipdter na4 Dem @ez
burtsorte i6res 8uttsn, lloen3sim,
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pieber bic SeimreiIe nad ben 8eitaz
ben 8altimpre'5 antreten DirD.
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See
Wattnnal Ban Geretn
oer Gtaot Baltimore.
National Building A ssociation.
BnreauI: Simmer Nr. sos uns 4O9. 6iselits
Builetne.
UutprttirteS capital S1J.0OO.OOO.00.

garsaur: Simmer Rr. 4Os uns 40s. 6issIits
uu.ertar,e. sa,issi SID. .oOO.OOO.oo.
q eamte:
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8. Beslep 0usfa. Ahasmeii.r-
9. u. Dole, SsfrstaI:
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s. o. WprriS, GsiHditsfutrtr
b.s 1tlsanss 8 1epartensnts.
aBiniamS Bilioms, Si:ttseonir!enteu
Tepoftorium: Sentimental RatipnafsBanf.
@ihtrfcnuna ser Securitdten: Sieeiifp &c De
pcft'GS.
Dtrstfpren:
Grnif z. Rnabe, jun, Don gm. anobs & 60, f,
Clinton .. Waine. Dor Balm. & p'eearcu. Sans
Tiers rnl 1lafIeI.
Ibos. as. pau. annalt.
cBtlbur 9. Sadien. grdfesnt Der -eontirsEtaI'
NotionaisBont."
@swars Rains. Ssfser uHs 5srousssssr e.s
-9eufi&er Gorrtipozsenien."
San,es .. wafon. pox Der Samss .. Bioion Co.,
Gr1der,6otriiantsn.
O. @insIow 1BiGtanS, GHsualt.
MB. .. Saspep, &n5ross sHroot otfonssfd1sler.
We. 0Re co. prfe arb, SauSertin.
0eIeaenbeit sur QapttaI aInIaat
an ioIse Der arsssn Ra6froo. nab G.Ib e.etu
erie Gppptbtien auf Grunbtids ais Si@erA.it Dirb
ei.e &eieQdft cine ftrnere gussabt DEN $50 600 %
ene.lablter attien ium Srtiis bon 500 90 pre- ans
tbeiI peranfaltsN. DrsitEt SiHi.n, bslsldbriiT
tablbar, nerbtR eerdntirt
ER. mecD. prid,are,
(scbr9,lS General, Dionaser.
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1tnluettcr tut sseiten.
Gin sanses Staatdsa seritart.
DirIr ptrfOntnperlstt
Jlutb, @uiirnbrud uno 9ascliturm.
gSts eomiir iebr id,I,ua. beimseimat.

Gbicago, Sq., 20. 9tpril.-3iez
flyer S6uben tpuroe geItern Ra9mitz
tag unb 9tbenb in ben Staatsn Wistonz
i'm, Soma unb Nebrasta our6 beftige
RegenItirme angeri6tet. gtit perz
I9iebenen @egenben 1T bur9 bas befz
tige Regenpetter bic telegrapbi19e Der
6tnbunn gdn3li6 unterbro6en, 10 bdb
nur IpGrli6e Na9ri6ten erlungt per=
ben t0nnen. SSn Dubuque, Sa., ftelen
i'm 3eitraun hea-sfalm- -eiRsr- -Stunbe
beina6e 3tpei 3o1 WaIer, uno piels Der
8eI6dftsleuts purben gs3lpungen, t9re
@uaren aus ibren 2agerrdumen gu
brinqen, inbem bieIelben DON Der Slutb
6eorobt tpurben. Die 8ege:o BON
Omaha, gebr., Dubuque, Su, 9es
Moines, So, SiourzGitp, Su., Slbz
to1b, 0isc., @babopun, @i5c., bat
bur9 tpolten5ru4artige Re9en9iile
i6per gelitten.
Ilerunbria, 60, 20. Iprtl.
- Die bieiige 9egeno !puroe am W&onz
tag 9lbenD bon etnem gptlpn heingez
iu6t, Der groBe 9eripiiItungen unri6z
tete. 9as 9dus bes Sobn pstris
tpuroe edn5li6 Demplirt. Die 5dmtlie
rsttste li9 in ben &eller unD blieb oaz
burd unperleBt nit glusnabme BON
Yetris, Der Ii9 aus Dem Seller tpagte,
ebe Der Sturm poriiber mar, uno bur6
umber fIiegenpe Sriimmer i6pere Ser
leBungen srbislt. Sn 5airOietp puroen
mebrsre 9Guier bei4dbigt, bod gtiez
mano perleBt.
Mit9eIl, CO., %. Npril. -
Die tleine SrtI6aft gpipbanp puroe
geItern Na4t bur9 einen Wir6eliturm
benz grbbooen glei9gemd6t. Niht elm
ein3iges 9aus i'm 0orfe permohte Der
elementaren 9etpalt bes llnpetters gu
tpiberIteben. 0rei Yeri rionsn erlitten
untsr ben Srimmern ibrer 8e6duiunz
gen t0otlihs 9erleBun9en; fiinf5e9n
anbere Sefpobner tpurben lei6t perlegt.
sSn Der NG6e BON NdbiIon io4 eine
6amilis, beItsbenb aus fiinf perIonen,
unter einitiir5enben Sriimmern ben
Sob gsfunben haben. Der tele9rap6tz
i9e 8srfebr nit bem beirseIu6ten 9iz
ftrift iii aur 9eit unterbro6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01

D ~ y " II
Baltimore Sbto . a b n
8e5eIGf9aft." - Die Seqleiter
Der a8ultimorezO6ios8abn" bdben an
Srn. Sobn 81. Nelion, ben Setretdr
bes 8altinorer Observation-Disclosures
mites, Elm S9reiben geridtet, in mel
dem Iie 'i9 bereit ertlGrsn, Dem Gomlte
3u geftutten, bur6 einen Grperten bic
8UGer Der gd6n uno namentlIh Die
Sransaftionen pdbreno Der leBten d4t
Sabre unteriu6en gu luIien.
8on einem Sunpe gebt L
fen. - Der fiinT Sabre dlte Satob
2tmenot, Nr. 817, Siio=9ono'trabs,
paro geItern NOrgen an Der Gde Der
S6ateIpearez uno 8pnbItrdBe BON Ell
nem Der 95rau Marp Wulter geb0renz
ben 9unbe ge6iTen. Der Suno tpdro
ipdter getDotet.
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Sapings anb 8uilDing u l.
ioctation Rr. 2" 6dlt 6sute in
Sbiers 2otul an GuIternz2(penue i6re
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S;9muno &app, Elm gut9etleioeter, 40
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den Der geep gorfer goli3ei geitern
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ais er einen 8rtef d63ol'n 1pollte.
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piro in gsn gorf Der JdlI6ung be-
ftulOigt. Sin @ebeimpoIi3jIt pon
gaepzVorf traf geItern Q6enD bier elm,
um ben Sn6aftirtsn a65uRoIsn.
QuF peitsre pier S + r
errannt puroe gsItern 8oli3iit Claus
pom mfttlersn 1iitritt 0ur3 Die pOz
liasi geb0roe. G1pt. 8il6srt iteqte
6rn. Claus 0as 3eugniB zines fd6iz
gen 9oli3ei6sumten aus.
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6eimpolisiItsn 5ogun uno arab perz
6aFtsten gsitern auT Osm 9ampfer
Qrubt1r" oen bon 8irginien fom=
m.nosn Nm. Bennington, Der pom
Observation-Disclosures unt;r sinem 6dlz
,6,n 1ubenD Acknowledgment, 9uz
menzSaden uno lle6sr3ie1er 5eIto6len
au Ga6en, oem 8sri4tspsrfd6ren iiberz
pieien purDe.
Der e6enuligs @oloat 2tl6ert
Stitsl nuroa bei'm S4lafe i'm 5reIen
an Der Sort Mpenue um $3.50 bez
itO9,sn.
= Sin 5lims6lam @auner 61i
Der 5rau ). s. Cooper Don Rr. 1900,
Sarforo 2loenue, s. a65enommen.
QngebIi9e g 8piuoIer-
'Sm Wonat Mdr5 os. So, tamen oret
U2Gnnar in bic Wirt6I6aft o:s 2tlOi.
3etlmeisl, g}r. 1903, CFsOIioeritraBe
uno psrunlabtsn i'm, 3psi Dollars fiii
ein Billet fir elm 2(uIternr0iten gu b.
5a5len, pel9es f6on porber ItattTanb
8eItern Morgsn puroe nun 3im o
9rien pom Qoli3siri9ter 9amiltOn lei:
mem pro3ebDerfa6ren ii6ernisIen, mel
er angebli9 elmer Der brei 9auner mar
ct. Gpriqe BE- WenOoper, Prop
Que6ec. - Gs gereiat mir gum Ser
gnugen, Or. 2luguit &0nig's Sam:
burger Sropfsn empfe6len gu t0nnen
Sd balte lie fir bus Bette 8lutreini.
sunssmittel. = Dame S. 8te Dion;
ne.
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- gei einem @plfen6ru9e in
8aloo, g., famen ssitern Wm. .Scarz
borough, Sol. Seioelbran9, 6rau 9uz
cinba @iGiamion unb Gbas 8ranz
BERN um's 2eben. Qu9 aus anberen
Sbeilen bss Stautes luufen 9sridte
iiber srOBsu S4aosn aus oemisIbsn
InlaiIe Elm.
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W1ntcImad)erz zausifan0.

Gtepelunb, Ship, 20. .Qpril.-
Die yWGntslna6er Union" bat nit
sinsm Qusfanos ibret 5000 bieligen
MitgIieoer ssoro9t, Fans Die Girmd
W9. s. Silper &c So. bic Soroerungen
Der Union ni6t bepiqigen iol1te. Die
Sirma bate iid nit ben bon ibr be-
Observation-Disclosures bsreits ii6er
ben itrsitieen 2u6nfaB eseinigt, mar
aber oann mod BON bet Union dufgez
forbert noroen, sinen i4riftli6en
Gontraft ub5uIdlisBsn, mas bic Sir
ma obne Wsiteres d6I4lug. Nun min
bic Union bur9 einsn ulIgemeinen
Wnsitann lid @Hltuna perihuffen.
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8ublano aasreffp.

2onbon, 20. 4pril. - Der Cor
reIponbent Der vsimes" telsgrap6irt:
vRublano bsreitst iid auf sinen &rieg
Dor. IS tpiI gesen 9erut porgeben,
e6e gnelano bon elmer unosren Ri3z
tung bdbinsslanst. gu Diefem 3tpede
perbsn isBt i9on Die notbigsn Sabnz
psrbinbunsen 6ergsiteat."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01

Benn 70. III es bann tuctic, Die
Grfaltung 30 bernaGlaiitgeu? @iI'
ZEN Gle and, OuB bjsieIbs riueH
Sufien peruriuaea fam, pelder iua
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ct. GpriQe be WsnoOper, prop.
Que6ec. - Gs gereiht mir gum 9erz
gnigen, Or. Qluguit &0nig's 9am@
burger 5ropfen empfe6len 81 tOnnen.
Sd balte lie fir bus Bette 8lutreiniz
gunssmitteI. = Dame S. 8te 0ionz
ne =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-01
9euti1e fegen.

6eiaes @efctbt nit aufrabrerifdbsn Ginsebores
aen. - Spsi SfiI,iere uns pier Soleateu
People's voice., 1896-03-19
On the Briny Deep.
New YORK, March 5, '9f

NEW 1Okh, MdICu D, 30.
c. A. Branscombe, oxford. Kansas:
DEAR SIR: Mr.. Macdonald, with
his wife and daughter, Miss Dora,
and father, Mr.. B. Mcdonald, sailed
this morning at I o'clock on the
steamer Columbia Of the Hamburg
American line for Cnerbuurg. FraBce,
from which city they will 20 by rail
to Paris the home Of Mr. MacdOnald's
cousin, the Princess Soltykoff; all
with the exception of Mr.. B. Mac
donald, with the expectation of re-
turning IN the fall.
All of the party were in excellent
health and hoped to escape the dis
comforts of seaSickness. They have
already made several agreeable
acQuaintances among theii ufellOw
passengers. Their stateroOms are
among the best on the steamer and
are situated in the center of the boat;
wi ich will give them the least pos
Sible amount of ship motion. They
were in New York six days and have
been showing them around as much
as the weather would permit, and |
know they are duly impressed with
the size and importance of New York.
The boat is a fine one, and is just
back from trip to the West Indies.
| spent last evening on board with
them, c. B. did not invest in the
numerous suits of Kansas City cloth
ing the papers tell about but he did
procure trimmings for head and feet
here which will enable him to present
an excellent appearance on the
Partisan bOulevards. Mrs. MacdOn-
aid informs me that he has no in
tentiOn Of marrying the Princess, as
reported and she ought to know.
Yours very truly,
A. f. JOHANNA.
People's voice., 1896-03-19
Marvellous Results.

From a letter written by Rev. ].
Gunderman, of DimOndale, Mich, we
are permitted TO make this extract:
81 have no hesitation in recommend
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery, as the
results we're almost marvellous in the
case Of my wife. While | was pastor
of the Baptist church at Rives June
tion she was brought down with pneu.
monia succeeding la grippe. Terrible
paroxysms Of coughing would last
hours with little interruption and it
seemed as if she could not survive
them. A friend recommended DR..
Kings New Discovery; it was quick
III its work and highly satisfactory in
results" Trial bottles free at f. B.
Snyder's drug store. Regular size 80
cents and Sl.O0. /
People's voice., 1896-03-19

All townships not represented in the
above will please send the name and
address of their new chairman to Ivan
D. Rogers. secretary, at once.
Nearly all the townships elected a
committee Of three to five members,
as requested. The chairman of this
committee is the member of the
county central committee.
People's voice., 1896-03-19
TOthe GO|dfieIds Of the West
VIA THE BURLINGTON ROUTE.

Denver making direct connections for Grip
pie Creek, Col. also fas- s-'daily trains to the
gold fields Of Montana and Black Hi11s-20O
miles shortest line from Missouri river; ask
your agent for information about the Bur-
lugton Route. L. W. WARELY,
G.. p. A., st Louis, Mo.
People's voice., 1896-03-19

all who would come as Mr.. Savage had
done.
The convention then adjourned.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Central Committee then met
and organized as follows: V.C.Sleeper,
chalrman;lvan D.Rogerss, sec; Lyman
Naugle, assistant secretary and treas
urer.
The new committee, as far as re-
ported, is as follows:
Ryan-B. F. Zook, Milan.
Dixon--W. J. Row. Argonia.
yackson-P Wycotf. Rome.
Greene-M. IL. Jordan, Wellington.
Guelph- W. A. Johnson Portland
south Haven, 1st-C.I, Cushman, So. Haven.
Fails, lst-J. NJ. Akess, Corbin.
Belle Plaine, ,lst-Ivan Hatfield. Belle Plaine.
G0hWayS, V. Clark, Conway Springs.
Eden-M F. Deck, Anness.
Creek-E. Cox, Argonia.
Sumner-W. r. Lindsey. Anson.
Seventy-Six-C. +. Curtis, Wellington.
Norman-G. A. Stewart, icero.
Oxford-W. b. Caldwell, Oxford.
Avon-A. Z. Lambe, Wellington.
WellingtOn-J. X Moore. Wellington.
0sborne-C. 2. Person, Mayfeld.
Wellingtion-lst Ward B. B. Wilson.
2nd in. Mckee.
4th " W. ]. Bebb.
9th " J. Bookwalter.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-17
Did You Ever

try Electric Bitters as a remedy fol
your troubles? II not, get a bottle
now and get relief. This medicine
has been found to be peculiarly
adapted to the relief and cure Of all fe'
male complaints, exerting wonder
full direct influence in giving strngth
and tone to the organs. II you have
loss of appetite. constipation, head
ache. fainting spells, or are nervous,
sleeplesS, excitable, melancholy or
troubled with dizzy spells, Electric
Bitters is the medicine you need
Health andsStrength are guaranteed
by It's use. Fifty cents and sl.00 at
F. B. Snyder's drug store. 3
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-17
State Eucampment

The Great Rock Island Route desires
to call your attention to the Kansas
State G. A. R. Encampment and Fall
Festivities for the Veterans of 81 to
IS at Topeka, September 18th to
Oct Bird. The galaxy Of speakers In
cludes: Hon. Thos. B, Reed of Maine,
Major Gen. Nelson A. Miles, U. S. A.,
Gen. Dan E. Sickles, New York, Cor
pOral Tanner, General Howard and
Others. More and better music than
has ever been heard in the state, in
Guiding the National Home bands,
MarShalls, GOrmley's and the best
bands Kansas affords together with
several glee clubs including Tom
AnderSOn'S ModOcs.
Thefestival program IS very attrac.
tive, including labor parade. freman's
state tournament, Illuminated bicycle
parade, band contest, the Dragon of
Ages, Don QuixOte Entrance. Grand
Midway parade, etc. The Great Rock
Island route desires your presence and
offers the exceedingly low figure of
$3.50 the round trip from Wellington
and are making every effort to make
your trip pleasant. Extra coaches
will be furnished and special trains if
necessary.
For further advice please call at R.
|. depot or write,
E. F. HIGGINS, Agent.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-17

Our dearly beloved brother of the
Mail says the Bryan club meeting on
Monday night was flzzle-that there
were only l25 present at the begin.
ming, and that the crowd dwindled TO
sixty before the close. We have yet
to see the editor OF the Mail present
at a POpuliSt meeting. If he had
been present Monday evening he
would have heard a splendid silver
speech and would have known better
how to have reported it. There were
more people present at the close than
at the beginning, aud there were by
actual count lbs voters in the, hall be-
sides a number OF ladies. Of course
the editor of the Mail would not pre-
varicate! If he knew the facts he
would have stated them And it pos
sibly never occurred to him that the
following bit of news in the same is
sue of his paper may possibly have
prevented some people from crowding
into a brick building:
1.-THE storm conditions last evening
were sufficiently ominOus to drive
many Of the people to their caves, al.
though scarcely a drop of rain fell"
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-17
A Good Endorsement.

Kansas City, Mo-, August Is, 1896.
S, H. Snider, Secretary, and VIM.
Higgins, Treasurer.
GENTLEMEN:-I desire to thank you
both, and commend your prompt ac'
ton in the settlement and payment
of life certificate No. 2,423, held in
your association for 81 900 by Mary E.
Allen, in behalf of her husband, Jacot
H. Allen, and her children. In all my
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-17
Bucklen's Arnica SaIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chilblains. corns, and all skin erup-
tiOns, and positively cures piles, or nc
pay required. II is guaranteed t6
give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price Is cents per box
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The Daily Voice

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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-17
School Opening.

The familiar tones of the school bell
we're hearl again Monday morning and
the streets were thrOnged with boys
and girls Juggling Their books and
school equipments to the various
buildings.
Many seem happy at the return OF
the school period but Others would
just as soon have waited a few weeks
longer.
A visit to the High school building
at l o'clock found Superintendent
Bear and his corps o: teachers very
busy assigning pupils and organizing
for the term.
From Prof. Butcher, principal of
the High school, the VOICE learned
that the enrolment in the High
school showed a very satisfactory in
crease over last year. This year it is
l35, while last year it was only 107 at
the opening. There is also a crafty
ing increase in tuition pupils. The
Wellington High school is certainly
gaining a wide reputation for super
iOrity. There are % tuition pupils
enrolled already. Their names are:
Charles Lambe Nellie Laney
VIII Carter Cora Lambe
Flo HalverStadt Puma Carnahan
Abner Mclaughlin Noble Fox
Lila Zimmerman FlOraZimmerman
k. H. Kelly Leonard Hurd
Wesley Foraker Edgar Armstrong
Nellie ClOkey Kate Fuss,
Bert Forbes w. J. Lambe
BerniCe Hurd Will Pitts
Ella Houston 10 Plummer
Annie Townsend May Mcleod
Whitfield Townsend
This brings in $3.50 per month to
the city school fund.
The high school will continue to
thrive and improve under Prof.
Butchers principalship. They have
rented a piano for use through the
present school year.
Prof. Bear was SO very busy assign
ing pupils and waiting on the public
that we did not trouble him with so
many queries. He says there is a no.
ticable increase in the number of new
pupils--l27 up to noon. He thinks the
total enrolment will be larger than
last year.
The assignment Of teachers as COM
pleted last week is as follows:
IwARD.
Laura Moore, C, a, b.
Ella Ravens, 2 a, 3 b, ga.
Ethel ShOwalter, 4 b, a.
Dora Summerville, b, 5a.
Mamie Jones. 6 a, b.
G. &. Wakefield, 3d., 8a.
Ida HOge, C, b, a, 2b.
III WARD.
Lee Burcham, "a, b,3a.
Nellie Palmer, 4 b, "A.
Anna WOrden, 5 b, ga.
Edith Myers, 6 b, Ga.
Myrtle Simmons, I "a, SD.
" WARD.
Hettie Havens, C, b, a, 2b.
Jennie ROsecrans, c, 2 a, a, b, 5b,
6b.
WIZARD.
Blanche Smell, C, l b, l a, 2b, "a.
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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-17
First publication Sept, II, ls96-in vops
Sherif's Sale

In the district court OF Sumner county, in the
state Of Kansas.
Mary L. Brown,
Plaintiff,
VS..
Andrew J. Patterson,
Sallie ". Patterson,
I. J. Brunk and
Marshalltowni
State Pank Of Mar
sh2lltown. Iowa,
Defendants.
QY VIRTUE Of an order OF si.le issued to me
~ out OF said district court In the above en-
titled action, will, on
i1onday, the 10Th day Of October, A. D., 1906,
between two and three O'Clock. pm. of said
day, at the front door OF the court house In
the city OF Wellington, In the county OF Sum.
ner and state of Kansas. offer at public sale
and sell 10 the highest and best bidder for
cash In hand, all the following described real
estate to-wit:
Lots one % and two O. and south half OF the
northeast quarter OF section two o. In town
ship thirly-tour 90 south, in range two (2l
west OF sixth principal meridian, lying and
situate In the county Of Sumner and state OF
Kansas.
The above described real estate Is
taken as the property Of said defendants and
Is directed by said order Of sale to be sold and
Will besold withoutappraisementto satisfy said
order OF sale
Witness my hand this 10th day Of septem-
Der, AID 1896. JAS. X. HESKETT,
Sheriff OF Sumner county, Kansas
IVAN ID. ROGERS, Attorney for Plaintiff.