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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-27
IrvinE's Health.

The renewed indispostion of Sir Henry
Irving Is now reported to be an attack of
influenza, and though we are told he is al
ready much better there Is some reason to
fear that the wonderful strength and en-
durance which he has shown throughout
his stage career has been undermined by
the serious illness of last autumn. Until
that time his public appearances had never
been interrupted by illness for more than
an Dad day or two, excepting for the occa-
sion of the sprained leg a year or two ago
His hard and wiry constitution was the
wonder of his friends. who knew how little
he went into the fresh air and how seden-
tary were his recreations. 1t is evident
that at sixty-one he will find it more ueces
sary to take care of his health. The part
OF Robespierre, which he is now playing, is
an arduous and eXhausting one. He is the
chief inquire in almost every scene, and in
two of the acts-the midnight visit to the
haunted gaol and the wildly turbulent de-
nouement IN the national conventions
very severe physical strain is thrown upon
him. 1t is not surprising that last week
he found the matinees which had been ar
ranged for more than he could undertake.
L. H. MOORE
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ire latest demands has lssx afm rzay
friends N England
The reported sar-zzl zls.2sce netwe~u
the Trznsva~l and the Orange F->e State
has also done much To altenAse the fe~alns
OF those Engl.shmen nessres 70 svnps<nixs
with the TranssaAI -seGsn z % sczr--ly
believed the Orange Free state wtl take
an active part. more likely esaznias izses:
20 passive sn~-cesnissa a~ssssansss a. n
the var Of i2a
Gen. Whas~'s s~ss<ssso sDssse.~ssvy-
The Rsectson af Gen Ssr Searxe Stewart
White - command the troops IA <&za&
meets with un1versa4 approval ssss
does the announcement that n rse event
OF war Gen. sfr Reawers Bss.Ier VII l24e
supreme command IN south krrsc&
Both are men of great exSsrssness srzx-
ssy and eoxcefulnesA
DeDoveosU - IUsDUA
Ths departure - Tho trosp~ crom SOUTH
ampsan Tor SA<as today wxs nsrss1 ~
such soenss - have no< occurred a Eng-
land for mary yearA WEvess 1s19nrsr<
Sweethesrss and friends crowded zreund
the Northumberland Fusslfers. or. ms taey
are hstter known. The FTghtsnx F-Efh.
-
wsv.nG hats and hanssercaiefs sn1 cheer
ing. mixing srief and ,srrsoessm men
and women only 10 wn~n these fear %
them 90 20 war. Most Of the sgecfai o.
acers wors ctviIsan cIosnsA 5az< 40 many
OF them wers veil known. rhey were sssscs-
iy recognised ard recsfvs6 SvsEson~ 0f
tho lighting Fffsh~ nearly sll were xa<r-
soum medalA
UonU - suosvosDsy psSpDssss~&
CAPE TOWN. sept. l6-Tns Is<rfk~nd~r
leaders havs received . telegram saying
thar the reply Of the rransvaaa spvern-
ment TO the British demands sill uz1n-
talns the governments position al TO Brit
ish suzerainty. o6ers . seven years rrsn~
chlse. and declares tho TrzrSxsags strict
asiherencs To the terms of the 80 conven-
ton
Further tsIesrarns from Pressrfa tofxy
cpnfsrm the forecast Of tne reply of ta~
Transvasl 10 Great Britain. which fess not
aocspe sne demands Of tns Dsssiss opv~rn~
mens 40 WHOLE
Great exefsem>ns pssvssls at Prrsorss
over the consequences which may -nsue-
Young Beers are asksnx 20 oe led into
the field Immediately. ft 10 impossssse
TO predict what viii se tho sisnzfson
after the delivery of the reply in Lnn-
don. The feeling here is thar u vfsE
be impossible for me imperial govern
mens and unaignfhed upon fss part -
again enter upon an Interchange of srgo-
menfs
0vsaUe vpee SsSss Win Gwss~
IL Is new definitely stated tnsr shs
Orange Free state has agreed - anfts
with the Transvasi IN resisting 7rfsi-n
claims. OF all rns numerous channels
through which South African news
reaches r4snssu. not one gives th~ faint
est hops that tn~ Bc~r reply viii b~ rs-
vorabie. the majority taxing he REV
that var is exfremesy probable
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NEWS OF LIEUT.. GILMORE.
spssssb PIsssev ssys Ne So ps~v-
teen Wes Are - Ds0ss 90
esDvvost~w RDv~

NEW YORK. s~pt s--k specs~s - -
Journal and Advertiser says News con-
corning Lieut.. Gilmore ard fourteen - .n-
enlisted men Of tne Yorktown wns ~-rs
captured by 80 FiIspInn~ 81 8ai~r rnere
than Ssx months ago. hae REACHED Wasr-
snxfsn in letters % military ofsetsis frosn
TIER fellow ofr~T- N tfs sesn8s The
lsfes. information sonn~s shrouzh a spar
ssh planter ~ the nsne ~ eszrzl He So
scv.oe-s Lieut. e5llnssrs ard nta eorsnsnisss
20 officers IN 8aussa He ssfd fa=s .hax
officer and fourte~n nn~n w@r- az Ssxs1.
where sh~v we're su5rsrfrx 20 . us~ezpr
qrsautlfv ~ rfce vsfsas ~ rot snpr@ rnmv
ore pessta pr ran pr fay d~ - 9ngfest
a. s.vfrw fhat ne capsiVss cg1id not -ssnd
s1rf hara-espss sn6 sEsen ssr~ rsssch seux~~
tsarEs afsn desrr.f-ed f1s @xfent - sr~
force a. gas. wn~~e fully 900 F'4pluos
are urder srnn~ =err~ u th~ w@apnn~
are aaass~rs. with wnsen fhs TER IN sne
line are s~nz eaufpp~f sf~astliy- 4ns
sources % ~1pviY evsseasly srn2xest esarxa.
a. y aas .hos~ n astaorfrv - Manila Fs@
.als he old weapons ~ere oesnx 1fssrfo-
usaS n tn rroops n Tbs srfer~Dv ane rnsT
the armament - the infantry xo~s On 20
an alarming exf-ut
Cara reports shzr ms FsIfvfro- n sorn-
instances vsr. eqsssvp~<f w4ta n. Bnssor-n
os Americans including re cora a~srn~t.
These articles s~s6Aztiv earns rrsrn the
steamer Cent~rsr a. wnsan vert ~ TIE
reef ~ sae north western coass ef Lnzsa
ard vas vronpsAy so<ea Garzs wsr-
ae..~d ai~o ere 4>~v-uc,fon - r~s s@s-
urrus 81 wsfcs 90 furnishes vivid xr-
crss-~ - the authorssl~s
~awy Departments officials say rat ~~err
Rave zf~e4sy o~en fss>n 10 r~flev~ Lest
Gilmore sz6 rs party
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svaded or dened what practically amounts
TO an uitimatum from the British cabinet
From the tenor Of their recent commun-
ications 20 Mr. Chamberlain thsy could
scarcely be expected to Do otherwise.
However. a. frequently pointed out I'm
these dispatches. this presumed acsion on
the part Of the Beers does not make
war . certainty. though ~ does place the
British cabinet In position whsre 10
must take steps 30 aggressive that war
or utter ignominious submission viii be
the only alternatives remaining to tho
Transvael
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CopyrfShte

Copyrighted. Isss. ~ the Associates Press.
TT ONDON. Sept. iG-SundAy will
III bs an anxious day for Great
III Britain The reply OF the
Ill Transvaai government. 10 Is
known tonis--. has been forma-
lated and In In tho hands OF the British
agent at Pretoria Furthermore the
wires - the foreign once are busy with
long dispatch from the British high
commissioner IN South Africa. Sir Alfred
Miner. to the secretary Of state for the
colonies. Joseph Chamberlain. which IL
being rapidly repeated to the satssr's Bsr
mtngham home. 30 the contents OF the
Beers reply WIN probably rest tonight
with Great Britains colonial secretary.
Beers Defy Great Drstsss.
Unless South africa 10 peopled with
false prophets. the Beers have either
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This new phase of the crisis also xravesy
increases tho probability thar IN. Bssrs
will take tine and diplomacy by ne fore
lock and raid Natal. conf8scase th~ mines
arrest the ouilanders for high treason and
otherwise resent while the British trans
ports are in mldocean. what they believe
ls an attempt 10 rob them of their inse-
pendence
More sweeptsg Demands 90 ~ NsAe.
n the course of diplomacy 10 rot fore
shortened, the British cabinet viii meet
again and formulate specific demands far
mere sweeping ihsn he last ones
These vii he Transmitted - pressfenf
Kruger IN ghe shape of m ultiratunn. A.
the members - the cabinet are scattered
throughout fn~ country, u II improbable
that council could BE- gathered Ell Men
day nisht at the earliest. ard there is
every reason 70 believe the British govern
rn.nt will exhibit no undue n.sfe tn forcing
Presidsu, Krugsrs hand. FOR Il ss paspably
more important 20 have Is aea resnsorc@-
nerfs on N. scene Of acton than gain
N. gratitude of the lrnporfunzfe outIsnd-
er~ who FOR weeks have been crying f1-
fmrnessas. sgsre.ssve action. TIE logic
of such policy must be equally patent
20 President Krugsr y is hardly con-
cslvAble thar he viii arsst the sFrsvsl
OF the British relnforosnents before ssx-
ing the initiative.
Hope Kvwsev VIII Back Dsws.
II he Displays sush hesitation he vii
strcngthea the belief ~ th> very last mo-
nent hat ne intends TO back fowr. sn IN
pre-sson whscn nse rrsny s1rportsrs srnors
the ulfra-roassrvssiveiy sncsined.
President Kruxsrs rtsrssrea r.fusal of
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va.evs . ev~ss r~sos Depot

'Sow. am IN favor ~ a terminal CON-
pany snd o union depot but will no' srssr
into any arrangement that will block up
tho water 'front.' ~ seatne That must be
kept open. and therefore. ~ union fepot
10 huii, n must b~ on shs south sise ~
soms point ~ or near King street Any
place other than ,his VIII meet wfsh re-
lection. - that In this rat'~v. 90 likewise
shs ore 7 have spoken ~. TIE city ~ se-
ss'is nas n all In rs own hams
In anticipate that during my stay
viii ~ sbis - SHOW The citizens ~ 'his
city the utter fsonshns~ ~ allowing 'hs
water 'front.' 10 pass cut ~ Their hands
'eY.s. ws are n.w considering IN. put
ting on ~ . larger ana ssfsssr feet %
s.ssmsrs between the psciao coss. sn1
she orient WIN everything ssvorssle.
they win be operstsi from seaffi. In
tn. Development ~ 'hs Oriental ,ras~ ~.
rsus. srss consider cheap transportation.
The pressn, Zee. 10 not composed Of suf-
aesensiy large vesseis % pernn of e cheap
fresgst rat. fnsseaa es s.0S and 7oso-son
vessels ~ - prspose4 90 pat on q feet
~iih twice shs carrying capacity. BY 80
Aolns ws can cut the present rate in two
and deliver seur TO the Orient much
cheaper thar rice can - seraret.
This car - doss ,sast - made rate
THAI psemisssl the opening up % . mas-
hss scv yeur shsnsiss 10 No EAs. TAs
present rate co shingles 20 the EAse b noe
r-on,shls but With The cars gssng east
yard with this product. returning ssrs
loaded with nou- and Other articles Of
trade foe the ortsaf the rate cAs b fur
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CPRESlDENT JANIS J. HILL.

CPRESDENT JANIS J. HILL.
. Of Ns Great MeH6sm rail-
wsy arsved IN tie city yesterday
afternoon At s e'eioeA on = special
train composed Of three private cars.
Tssbsltns wHM Mm 4 . dssAn-
suts6sd Party composed Of J. Il.
%'ss Of ClAssow, Scotland, pvfsss-
or Of marine areb0setsrsy Hon. II.
w. Cannon and J. L. Rwess. Of Nh
Noek Congressman S. @. Coosstoek.
Of ManssolA, Hon. C,senlssf C1arA,
4 membs, Of Ms ;ssrems beaeA Of
Minnesota, 0sass A4insr. second
vtce-p~sidtnf Of tie Great Mo1hsm,
6. n. HyAms. president Of tSs Hon.
taaa eAo,slsamatst Ccppsr Coz F.
B. HoweN and S. p. Eetenl Of s..
Pasi.
~. M and hls 1sssts UtN remain
h he city salW AondAy sez. dsrbv
whieA time Il u IL asteafins b kel1
several coafsrnces wtM pram6seaf
eiltsens Of Seattle Sv.M . vtsw ~
determining spos some policy fee ne
future dsvslcpmsaf Of trade It It's
point IN connection ~2b lis roAd and
tie estobiishmsal Of 4 hver and
more po1ssrfai fleet of Oriental sssAm-@
scs he proposes 70 psf sn 6sfwsea
Seattle and Chiaa and Japan. 75s
question of = Seattle depot wW also
Be tailed oper.
m q Mr.. Hfi alishtsA from HE tsusw ~
~ was met by several ,ocai enscssis and
business man When asked regard
ins tho purpose os his visss 70 STATUE. sn6
what now Innovations hs haA In ssssv fcs
this city In the cain1nauen se hio planA
he replied;
u win 10 here until Aoeaday. aad By
that time will know more abeua what
am going 10 10 than At che esssent time
can say this. however. that the nrturv
prosperity Of th,s city anA ne degree IN
which the Great Northern railway viii
contribute 20 Il depends snurvsy on how
the city takss care Of ~ water front
property.
city mast keep 1ss water Front.
I'm Other words. the development II orr
cntni trade a, this point. ana fos ss y~arp
ths, hns been one ~ my ambitions der~nds
20 . great extent on the prvservstion cf
cheap dockage and thar the wates front
Of this city does n~s fail into the hands of
those who can NJ uee ~ ~ 10 inereAss the
cos, Of Oriental transportation.
"At ono time n cousd have hsen my priv
iiegs 20 secure the Seattle water front nu,
this was not In accordance Wiih my plsns
Witch vera 20 preserve the water frons FOR
fhs u~s % tho immense and increasing
mosquito feet and te make the entrances
or decking place ~ Oriental s'~amships
ai some point fully ~ scr~sssls 80 the
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ALI Indications From South
Africa Point to It
ANXIOUS TIME IN LONDON.
War Is Looked Upon a. Being
Extremely Probable.

So Attempt VIII De NoAs % Desan
OF Negssissseas Vstsl The ls.OoO
TfOops New In Rooso - Soosh
Africa Are LANDED, Dus % 10 -
Iteved That the Beers Nay N0e
Wait for the Arrival 81 0eSn-
feFeenenas fos tAs DrssssA, Hss
Take the InftiasSvs Theasssvss
an1 Proceed - nAsA Nosal.
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Will Reject Plans for Union
Depot Elsewhere.
NO COMPROMISE POSSIBLE
Determined That City Shall Be-
tain Control Of Waterfront.

Dssos uossAssD's Yyss11esa oaye the
Cooosseo ~ Seattle nass Alwuys
0e Coss1e1 o. A1oao RaA1seoA
Avsooss aa1 That rssolaals
There Are Oct - ossstSoa aal
WsslA Destroy sssa1 ssseooess
Tss0s-wim DsslS 1lsss es Lass.
~ StseosAi1 s~v 0ssssssl TssAs
ss1 Cot Isssohs Rates - 0ais.
People's voice., 1899-03-10

W. r. Savage, ex-mayOr and former
public spirited citizen, upon learning
ofthe council'sactiOn last night 10 pass
Ing the cement sidewalk ordinance put
force Of wOrkmen at work early this
morning tearing up the old sidewalk
in front of his residence and replacing
it with a new board walk. The
stringers were completely rottei and
his walk would have been one of the
first to be rebuilt under the new ordi.
nance. Savage will thus escape being
compelled to lay cement or brick
walk until the sLringers Of his new
walk rot. Savage's walk was one Of
the most dangerous and disgraceful
in the city, and this improvement,
such as it is, will be greatly appreci-
ated by people who are compelled to
walk over it. But the old walk could
have been replaced with brick at ap-
prOximately the same figures the new
walk is costing him. (He didn't know
that In a few years the walk will
have to be entirely rebuilt again,
and repairs must be kept up. The
joke appears to be on the old man
Journal, Tuesday.
People's voice., 1899-03-10
Administrators Notice of
Hearing Petition to
Sell Real Estate.

To all whom IL may concern. but more especS.
ally 10 George Hatfield, Ida Hatfield, Lottis
Hatfield, Elsie Meek, Florence Hatfield.
Mide Hatfield. Redick Hatfield Fred Price.
Carrie Price, Willie Price and Presly Price
heirs at law and guardians ad lltem of heirs
at law OF Lizzie Guin, deceased, late OF
Sumner county, Kansas.
YOU are hereby notified that |. NJ. r.
Guin, administrator OF said de-
ceased. did, on the 9th day OF March. A. %.
1899, file petition in the probats court of
sumner county, Kansas, praying that I
might be authorized and empowered 10 sell
the following described land for the purpose
OF paying the debts and costs OF administra--
tion Of said estate, to-wit:
/. Lots one Cl, two C2, three CD and four IA I'm
block seventy-eight 79 In east division to,
city OF Oxford, Kansas.
g. Lots FIVE %. six (6l. seven C0 in block sew
enty nine G9) In the east division Of city o Z
Oxford, Kansas.
8. The south l73 A. feet of outlot eighieenns
IN east division Of city of Oxford Kansas.
and said petition will Ge heard at the Office
Of the probate judge of said county on the 18th.
dayof March, A. d., 1899. at 10 O'Clock a. ID
OF said day, at which time and place each Of
you, and all others Interested are notified
to lie pre- cent and show cause, II any rOu have.
why an order OF sale as prayed for should not
be granted.
Dated this 9th day OF March. A d., 1899.
N b, GUN,
Administrator,
First published Mar. Z, lsg9.-in VOICE,
People's voice., 1899-03-10
Volcanic ErnniiOns

Are grand. but the skin eruptiOns rob
life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica salve
cures them; also old running and
fever sores, ulcers, bOils, chspped
hands, felons, corns, warts, cuts, burns,
bruises, chilblains. Best pile cure on
earth, Drives out pains and aches.
Ouly 25cts. box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by f. B. Snyder, druggist.
People's voice., 1899-03-10
No Right TO UgIiness.

The woman who is lovely 10 face,
form aud temper will always have
friends, bnt one who would be attrac.
tive must keep her health. II she is
weak, sickly and all rup down, she
will be nervous and irritable. II she
has constipation or kidney trouble,
her impure blood will cause pimples,
blotches, skin eruptiOns and a wretched
complexion. Electric Bitters is the
best medicine 10 the world to regulate
stomach, liver and kidneys and to
purify the blood. 1t gives strong
nerves, bright eyes, smooth, velvety
skin, rich complexion. 1t will make a
good-looking, charming woman of a
run down invalid. Only Scots at T. B.
Snyders's drug store,
People's voice., 1899-03-10

intolerable in this: that for more THAI
one year past ami. in fact, during the
entire existence OF said marriage
relation, defendant has not contrib.
uted to plaintiffs support in any way
whatever except to pay for hotel bills
while plaintiff was with defendant at
different points where he was holding
court 10 Oklahoma"
The Zebra club, with their lady
friends, spent an enjoyable evening
with Mrs. Chas. Weddle Wednesday
evening. Games and other plstimes
we're INDUCED 10. Delightful refresh.
ments were served by Mrs. WeddIe.
The members OF the Zebra club pres
ent were: Arthur Lee Van Swearn.
gen, Ed Bush, Barney and Pete Nc
Cook, Bert Ramey, Allie Cheek, Fer
ry Hilton. The ladies present were:
Misses Edna aud Fannie Davidson,
Maude Kelr, Mabel Sides, Birdie Brent;
Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Sides and Mrs.
Weddle.
A wOman's headaches may come
from several causes. She may have a
headache arising from nervousness, or
from digestive disturbances. Nine
cases in ten, her headaches come from
disorders peculiar to her sex. 1t may
show itself in the symptoms which
are characteristic Of a dozen disor-
ders. Thousands of times, women
have been treated for the wrong dis
orders. DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scriptiOn was compounded for the sole
purpose Of relieving womankind Of
these ills and pains. Thousands Of
women have testified that after taxi
ing treatment from several physicians
without benefit. the "Favorite Pre-
scription" cured them completely and
quickly. 1t has been used for over
thirty years, and has an unbroken
record Of success. The woman who
hesitates is invited to send q ore. cent
stamps to cover only the cost of
mailing a copy Of DR., Pierce's Com
mon Sense Medical Advisor, which
contains plain, clear information
about all of the organs Of the human
body and their functions.
People's voice., 1899-03-10
ca TO 1IA.
Bears the hIha Kind i9l Have AsaE Bought
signature ef NHHHA1Iu

The building Of the machine shops
will be completed March 10, so as to
accommodate the machinery that is
boxed and stored at the factory at
Hamilton, o., ready to be shipped di.
rect to Amarillo. The invoice OF the
machinery foots up sl4,OOO.-Roswell
Register.
People's voice., 1899-03-10
Administrator Notice.

State Of Kansas,
Sumner County.
In the probate court in and for said county.
In the matter Of the estate Of Lizzie K.
Guin, deceased:
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters OF
~ Administration have been granted te
the undersigned on the estate OF Lizzie X.
Guin, late OF said county, deceased. by the
honorable, the probate court Of the county
and state aforesaid dated the = day OF
April, AID, 1897.
Now all persons having claims against
the said estate are hereby notified
that they must present the same TO the un-
dersigned for allowance within one year from.
the date OF said letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit Of such estate; and
that II such claims be not exhibited within
three years after the date OF said letters they
shall be forever barred.
NJ B GUN,
Administrator Of the estate Of Lizzie X
Guin, deceased.
First published In VOICE Mar. I, 1899.
People's voice., 1899-03-10
Notice.
Mhom IL Nav l,oncnrn.

To Whom it May Concern:
NOTICE is hereby given that the petition Of
~ T. Il, Snyder for a druggists permit to
sell intoxicating liquors at No. lO7 North
Washington avenue In the First ward OF the
city OF wellington, Sumner county, Kansas.
has been set for hearing before the probate
Judge OF Sumner county, Kansas, at his Of
nee In the court house IN said city on the 2lth.
day OF March, 1909, al 10 a. IN.
F.B. SNYDER.
First Published In the Voice Feb. q. 1s0ol.
People's voice., 1899-03-10
Defendants

by VIRTUE OF an order OF sale issued tsn..
~ out OF said district court. in the above
entitled action will, on
Monday, the 10th day Of April, A. d. 1899.
between two and three o'clock D. m. OF
said day, at the front door of tbs
court house in the city Of Wellington. In
the county OF Sumner and state OF kansas.
offer at public sale and sell TO the hirhsst
and best bidder for cash in hand. all the fol-
lowing described real estate. to-wit:
Lots one ~, and two (2D, and the east half of
the northwest quarter Of section thirty.one
C5U, In township thirty-three 49, south of
range one Ol. east of sixth principal merid-
ian, lying and situate In the county OF sum.
ner and state OF Kansas.
The above-described resl estate is taken as
the property OF said defendants at Is d.
rected by said order OF sale In be sold, and
will be sold without appralsement to
satisfy said order OF sale.
Witness my hand this sth day Of MARCH,
A. ID. 1899. JAS. X. HESKETT,
Sheriff of Sumner County. Kansas
PITTS X HACKNEY. Attys fer Pitts
First published In VOICE Mar, 10, 1899.
People's voice., 1899-03-10
YOUR HOMES
TREES! TREES! TREES!

Home Grown Trees, Fruit Trees Shade Trees Ornamental
Trees, Roses, Shrubs ETC.
NO expense has been spared selecting varieties No b
Cd @ continent Then why not buy money Get
n om grouno True TO name and healthy
see report herewith from Ocutust Hon. Bailey man
Square dealing motto. NV " e O pi'eS
People's voice., 1899-03-10

The following testimonial coming from the most
u rut grower Southern Kansas worthy your considerations
WELLINGTON KANSAS, March ?, 1892
sey stock Of the Gem Nursery Wellington Kansas and ind AL
varieties OF trees and shrubs first class conditions no injury from
etAng OF otnerwe IL also Free as far able judge
from disease San Jose other Infection viii 1rther
state that have in experience with fruit trees tond
un or better propooned lot Of better growth of aou
roots. r. ~ pATI
Trustee the Seventh District Member Board Of the
State Horticultural society w
People's voice., 1899-03-10

III tuC ulSlIlCt CouI
The state Of Kansas.
Lombard Liquida-'
tion Co, acorpora.
ton.
Plaintiff,
In vs..
Jno. Greehley, Cor.
nelia A. Greenley,
Geo X. Fnliz, Iva
NJ. FullL Geo. y.
Clark. Henry @.
Flower. Ida c.
Flower, Luella +.
Stewart, Jno. T.
Stewsrt, Lombard
Investment o., IA
corporatiOn). Wash
Popp, lwen, II ID.
DOx, Wilton Say-
irgs bank, IA cor
porationl, FL mira
College. (a corpora
onl,RandNcNally
kCo.ta corporationl,
A. ID. Blair, Milford /
Savings bank, "a
corpora tom, W. |
y. Haynes, Mouad-
mock Savings bank.
"a c or p or stiOnl, |
First Nationall
bankofWellington,
Kansas, Ia corpora
tom, b. J. Sheri-
dan as Receiver,
The Sumner Ma
tional bank Of We'll /
ington, Kansas, Ia
corporation, b. J. /
Sheridan as Re-
ceiyer. Tue Farm /
ingtOn National
bank. "a corpora
tom,