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dangerous, so they claim, for him tC
serve out his sentence. DR.. A. M
Garcelon testified to having treated the
man and he testified that there is evi-
IDENTIFY something that is akin to pair
as the man claims, as his heart is away
above normal in its beats. and his face
is flushed all the time. He is also suf-
fering from dyspepsia.
Messenger N S. Purinton. of the
Council and Cattle Commissioner F. S
Adams testified to the good reputation
and industrious habits of Goldberg
while resident of Bowdoin.
County Attorney Mccain opposed
the pardon, saying the man deserved i,
and that while before the prosecution
the police and the mills had a very
hard time with thieves stealing Junk
since there has not been a case re-
ported, and that Goldberg was one OF
the fences in the business He also
said that four boys were serving SEN
tenccs in the same Jail for committing
the theft that caused Goldberg s
trouble.
The matter was tabled for executive
session and this was at once entered
into. No action was taken on any If
me pardons. The Governor and Couu-
Gil with Secretary of State Byron Ecyd,
Private Secretary Oramandcl Smith,
Messenger n. 5. Purinton and State
Treasurer +. NJ. Simpson took car
riages and went to the home of Col. l..
&. Stevens in Chelsea, where they took
tea
They will look over the election ro-
turns in the ID District election. this
morning at . o'clock, and will then is
sue the certificate of election to Hon
c. e. Littlefeld.
A petition signed by citizens of Mon
roe will also be acted upon. The pc
ton as follows:
we hereby petition Your EXcellency
to use your influence and power to see
that the law for the suppression Of the
sales of intoxicating liquors as per
Chap. y. F. R. is faithfully enforced in
the town Of Monroe by your State CON
stable and for the county of Waldo"
J. II. DeCoster of Mechanic Falls,
sent in his resignation as trial justice.
The petition of Alfred b. Snow, l.. +.
Skofield and S. s. Toothaker. select
men of Harpswell and II others ask
ing for the removal of a fish warden
is before the board reading as follows:
The undersigned, sclectmen of Harps-
wcll and other residents of said town
respectfully request the removal from
the office of fish warden of Fred A.
Snow Of Harpswell The laws relating
to fish and Holsters are not fairly and
justly enforced by him. He shields
those wh6 violates the laws most and
prosecutes others whom he dislikes-
If he is removed we shall nominate a
man to take his place who would do
his duty impartially, without knowing
friends or enemies
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27

DRESS GOODS.-42 in. black
crepons. all wool and mohair, rich
silken finish, the greatest dress goods
value we have ever offered, worth ST.
and $1.15, special,
75c
$1.00 CREPONS.-i2 in. wide, a great
opportunity to get high grade skirt
for the price of low grade goods,
6oc per yard
FIGURED DRESS GOODS.-42 in.
wide 1t will be impossible for us to
duplicate these goods at the price.
Regularly worth 59c., at
33c per yard
SILkS.-The silk worms would go on
strike if they were aware that their
labors would bring a reward as small
as this price. Taffeta silks in checks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27

Seven Frenchmen went out to Dam
pond. yesterday afternoon, and called
at the Cullyott residence They tried
TO run the place. finding Mrs. CuIlyott
alone. She demonstrated and was
pushed one side. When Mr.. Cullyott
returned home he at once started for
Augusta and secured a warrant. The
whole seven were arrested as they
passed City hall on the return and will
be given trial, at o'clock this morn :
ing. They are Thomas Gander. Will
liam Cloutier. Paul BilIideau, George
Ruel, Arthur Lambert, Archie Cloutier.
Raymond Foster.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27

stripes and plaids, worth $1.O0 and
$1.25, now
48c per yard
MUSLINS.-2O00 yds figured mus
Inns, not a piece in the lot that is worth
less than 121Ac., these muslins are 40
in. wide, At the price they will melt
quickly,
SC per yard
square deal all around. We can
not extend favors to a few at the ex-
pense of our many customers. All!
goods taken out on approval must be
paid for at the time, if not satisfactory
money will be refunded on return of
goods. Kindly bear this in mind.
RIBBONS.-The greatest season for
ribbons in 10 years. Everything in
dress trimmings is ribbons. Are we
prepared? We think so. $50 pieces
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27
The Probate Court.

In the probate court, Monday, the
following wills We're proved, approved
and allowed: OF Lizzie F. Means. late
of Augusta, Percy w. Means of Au-
gusta, appointed administrator with
the will annexed; of Samuel r. Payson
late of Watertown, Mass, William r
Dupee of Newton, Mass. and John G.
Palfrey of Belmont, Mass, appointed
executors: Of Harvey TobeyDlate OF
Hallowell Martha A. Brunei of Port
land, appointed eXecutrix.
Administration Was granted as fol-
lows: On the estate of Longarah NJ
Day, late of Winthrop, J. e. Brainerd
of Winthrop. appointed administrator
of Abner T. Holt, late of Clinton
Charles NJ. Guild of Augusta. appointed
administrator: of Frank II. Billings
late Of Gardiner. II. A. Billings of Gar
diner appointed administrator.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27
GOOD RACES ASSURED.
Several Good Horses Coming from Somerset
for Fourth OF juIy Races.

The slower classes for the races at
the Driving park, July 4, filled with
good horses, but there were only three
horses in the % class 50 the entries
were reopened and the class changed
to a "a class. BY this arrangement
several horses from Skowhegan. Pitts
field and Hartland, were secured and
there will be good field of horses in
this race.
The management is sure of having
eight starters in the 40 class, five or six
ini the so class and five in the "a class.
There are some very evenly matched
horses in the entries and good racing
and plenty of exciting sport is assured
for all in attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27
IUBIN'S.
COI-GATES
PALMERS.
Bowditch e. Webste!
CITY OF AUGUSTA.


NOTICE OF TAX COLLECTOR
BY order Of the city counGti; ~ auc ana
assessed for the year 1873 S.hn IA, istb day OF
HgSr Hagas ( @ r. poTed ha 5a nS sSd sSeTtGr
may require payment of an polht .ho ala date Of
sonal taxes Immediately AFTER dr 5ne discount HS
commitment. An abatement =, ,ad An All
taxes '%e slnnariiy Sf ff paid to the collector or
Or before August Is, 1920 and ~ ln6edLdfsd 6odded tG
six per cent per annum shdil id p"t pe 1899
all taxes remaining unpalu oo''
from that date. ,r>-D COLLECTOR.
junceAdtf -s"
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Christian Science Explained.

The lecture which is to be delivered
by VIM. P. Mckenzie. c. S. b. at the
Christian Science reading rooms, Pur-
intOn building, next Thursday evening
will give the people of Augusta and
an opportunity to gain a clear
er understanding of the principles of
Christian Science and the marvellous
good it is accomplishing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27

from the leading grocers.
We. the undersigned, are pleased to say
we have taken the sale for Nuts Pure
Jamaica Ginger. It is made from tn,
pure Jamaica ginger root and fines
French brandy. highly concentrated ant
especially prepared for medicinal pur
poses. Large bottles 25c.
.James T.. Fuller, J. A. Folsom,
rs w Church. A. w. Foster.
Merrill Bros, II. II. Lee & CO.
w. III. Bruce Concern.
Casavant & Cloutier.
GARDINER.
T f. Cunningham, JEWELS Market.
HALLOWEI.L.
Simmons e Stearns.
Trade supplied by
j. W. PERKINS & Co.
Portland, Me.
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came to us as part of a large pur-
chase by our syndicate. No. 40 and 60.
all silk fancies, not piece worth less
than 39c to SOC. special,
i9c per yard
HANDkERCHIEFS. doz. white
cambric handkerchefs, hemstitched a
&c. value in the regular way, how is 8
of them for
Sc
TlES.-Blessed be the tie that binds.
This IS not the kind we wish to call at
tention to. They are puff ties worth
25c, at
i5c each
POCkETBOOKS.-Slightly spotted
from dampness, regularly sold at SC.
and 10c., now
&c each
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27
STATE HOUSE.
Many Towns Want State Examinations
for the Teachers.
Railroad Commissioners Inspections State
Assessors will Visit Skowhegan, Today.

There is one thing relating to our
State teachers examinations that is
very gratifying to me- said Professor
w. w. Stetson, Monday forenoon.
we are receiving petitions from all
over the State requesting that examin-
alton be held in certain towns from
which the petitions come. They all
guarantee at least Is teachers who will
take the examination. You may be
sure that in every case where there are
Is teachers who will take the ex-
animation they will have the chance
and naturally with such circumstances
existing we expect to have an i'm
mense examination August 25, the day
when the examinations are to be taken
in the different cities and towns of the
State"
The announcement of the date and
conditions in regard to the State eX-
animation is given in another column.
the circular that is just being sent out
being given. :.
II suppose" suggested the reporter,
that the action of the town of Litch-
field in granting an additional % cents
a week to all teachers holding State
certificates, and also 25 cents a week to
all holding certificates, certifying that
they have attended a summer school,
will assist you in your work"
"Oh, to be sure, it was a good thing,
as l doubt not that other towns will do
the same thing" replied the superin-
tendent. but the teachers of Maine
are learning more and more the value
Of these examinations and all the ad-
vantages derived from them, and there
is now no trouble in getting them to
take the examinations as the petitions
will show"
Professor Stetson will speak at the
alumni dinner at Colby College,
Wednesday, and at the same sort of
dinner at Bates College, Thursday.
The week after he will pass a part of
the time at the Institute of instruction
at Bar Harbor, where he will speak
Thursday. The week after that Will be
the opening of the summer schools. the
one at Ellsworth being the first of the
series.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

tcriaI ana labor for the alteration ana
enlargement Of the Kennebec Journal
building in Augusta will be received n
the Journal Office until 1l.5o O'Clock ~ NJ
July s. 1899. oo, ~,
beginning Thursday June 18th, the
plans and specifications may, Pe seen wIi,,Ir ~
the Office Of the architect; y! u " 'l5'
ai2 NaAer ST. Augusta, Me. -
The right is reserved to reject any OF
ali proposals. and to waive any Inlor-
malitics therein. Al c3mmunalGIa1ttGi5iIH c3m a'Ia,ti al
Envelopes Containing proposals should
be marked "Proposais for alteration ana ana
enlargement Of the, Journal block: cnnT anu /.
BITRLEIGH * FLYNT.
337 Water ST., augusta IVY
Augusta. Me, June %. 1852
iune27 diff
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27
Insect Bites and Stinos

Are quickly relieved and cured by
Comfort Powder. Mosquitoes, sand
lieas and blackflies need not be feared
if you have Comfort Powder handy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27

The state assessors will go, today. to
Skowhegan, where they will meet the
local assessors Of that section of the
county. They will visit Bingham,
Wednesday, and then they will go to
Dover, the next day.
Up in Piscataquis they will. Of
course, meet the assessors of the un
fortunate town of FOXcrOft, which is
really not 50 bad off. after all, cOnsid--
cring that under the great blow that
they suffered in the defaulting of the
treasurer, they kept their valuation
right up to its usual point and did not
let it settle at all 1t is very COM
mendable to them. but it has turned
out that il was not as bad as some had
thought The town, according to the
last report, was valued at S55l, 800, and
the estimated debt was about $4,000.
A laughable thing was in the report
Of the assessors of the town to the
state assessors, two years ago, when
they returned on the State assessors
blank under the head of the estimated
town debt, "God only knows
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27

The Rumford Falls & Rangeley
Lakes Railroad Company has petition
ed the railroad commissioners for the
approval of an extension of its line at
Bemis, and also for the approval of
branch tracks in the town Of Roxbury
leading to some of the manufactures
of the town.
The hearing on this petition has been
assigned to he held at the office of the
board in the State Hodse, Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock. July ), which
will be the day of the regular meeting
of the board.
The examinations of railroads by the
commissioners. this week, will consist
in the examination of the Biddeford &
Saco Electric Railroad, Wednesday
forenoon, and of the Fryeburg Horse
Railroad tracks, Thursday forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27

DRESS STEELS.-All right for com
mon dresses. take what you want at
Sc per doz.
RS.-Manufacturers' sam
pies. took what they had. All size 49,
If the sizes were wen assorted thav
would cost you 75c. Only one to a
customer,
LAWN WRAPPERS.-A cool wrap
for hot days. plated yoke front and
back, lined 70 the waist, full skirt,
sec each
HATS.-12 trimmed hats, ribbon and
flower trimmings, the newest in every
way, odd shapes and colors, our 1898
value, at
csc each
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27

The greater number, in fact TO- he mas
not the least doubt about their being
filled, as the rolls are filled to the mini
mum strength, though a few men may
be thrown out in the physical cxamina-
ton. The others are not in bad con-
dition, only they have been a little
backward about filling. One of these
is the Augusta company and as there
has been but one meeting. nothing can
be told of it yet and the colonel ex-
poets it to be full in a short time
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27

The following company. Monday,
filed a certificate of Incorporation:
The Vermont and Boston Copper
Mining Company, organized at Kittcry
for the purpose of mining, with 81, 500, 600
capital stock, of which nothing is paid
in. The officers are: President, A. A
Lamont of Somerville, Mass; treas
urer, +. j. Kraetzer of Somerville,
Mass. Certificate approved, June %
1899.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27

A prize was offered by the Maine
Sportsmen's Association for the lady
and the gentleman catching the largest
fish while upon the excursion. Thus
far it appears that Commissioner l.. T.
Carleton and the 13-year-Old daughter
of f. S. Lyman of this city, will be the
winners Of the trophies, which are steel
trolling rods.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27

Secretary B. W. McKeen was at the
state House, Monday. having returled
from a two weeks institute fip
through Washington county. Last
week he held no less than 20 sessions.
two days holding four He left on the
early Pullman, this morning, for Waldo
county, where he VIII 'hold institutes.
this week, and this will conclude the
institute work until after the hayinS
season which will be ushered in next
Monday. in the greater number OF
cases.
His last week of institutes were re-
markablv well attended, and at one
meeting in particular. in Cherry1eld'
he had an attendance of 800 people.
He said he found the country down
that wav a little better off than the
,yestern section of the State. as the
drought had not affected it nearly so
hodIv as in other sections. Secretary
NIcKaan saws that tha two crops that
will he light. this year will be the hay
and the apple croR otherwise he be-
1ieves all will be well.
cunerintendent w. w. Stetson says
that petitions are. coming IN from tpe
different parts of the State, asking lot
State examinations. 1t is encouraging
IN note the growing interest IN TINS
matter. The first examination was az
tended by a small number OF canui-
d.tes Each year has shown a very
I.rge increase. until last year. when
tbare we're nearly 500 applicants. The
outlook for this year is more encour-
aring than for any previous year.
Secretary McKeen is sending out the
blanks for the next board bulletin.
which will be devoted to sheep ana
swine.
coI L.. II. Kendall of the LIST Resl-
want N G. S. NJ. was at the state
House Monday. to make his official re-
mort to Adjutant General klchards on
bis andings of the condition OF the
na1nnanies of the regiment, after hav-
ING personally inspected or interviewed
tha captains of each company
He reported that with one or two ex-
contions his companies We're AL light
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27

v,NTrD c.se Of hos health that Ri
PANS will not benefit. SHps cents 20 ~.
pms Chemical Co.. New York, Tor ~ ssmp s,
spf 1000 teFt!monials. '"'e.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27

The State Board of Health was rep
resented in its quarterly meeting, Mon
day, by President c. d. Smith, DIR. A.
r. G. Smith, DR.. Wedgewood and Sec
retary Young. The meeting was d short
one and after it they took the after
noon train for a visit to the Poland
Spring house.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27

FOR sALE.-Ccu R-I-P-A-N-S for I cents ~
druggists. One gives relief
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27

SUITS.-2 all wool checked suits,
jacket and skirt taffeta lined made to
retail at $500, yours for
$1,000
SUITS.-10 all wool suits, Jackets
silk lined, skirts percaline lined If
you need suit can you afford to let
$500 suit pass at
acc to $3.50?
WASH SKIRTS.-The best assort-
ment in ready-to-wear and wash skirts
we have ever shown. The new train
skirts are very pretty and stylish.
We are showing a good assortment of
them, as well as a large line of other
styles from
S4.08 each
Agents for Butterick Patterns, tha
best and most reliable in use
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-27

In this lot there are nearly all sizes
from "a to A. One or two suits of a
kind including many Of the best good,
in our store. Any man wanting a good
suit at a low price will find something
in this lot that will interest him.
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WANTED-To rent modern house. North
Topeka or Lawrence. above Oak or
some one 70 build Us a modern cottage
TO cost from $3.50 70 S&5t4. vii paw
per cent on cost and taxes as renc. and
lease for ID years. Dean Gordon.
ts--9-
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WANTED-To make farm loans on Kan
saS and Oklahoma properties. 45I-4.s-4d5
Sedgw ok block. Wichita. Kan Whine
& Whine fa4--f
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Four houses. 12e feet. one
rooms. three rooms. Nos. el5 SCI 5G
- : Washington avenue. SL5t3. Rents
SO per month. small amount OK repairs
VIII make rents IS per month. or VIII
-. .-roou house al $50, the others AT
$5.O each. Dean Gordon
64-sun-wsd-tt
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FOR SALE-6.5o0 bushel elevator. 4-horse
Eas engine AT Greenwich. Kansas This
county Plant cost over Sl-.4t Price.
S159. Dean Gordon. --sti-wa5--f
FOR SALE-Three bank safes. al n-sl-
class and IN good condition Kansas
National Bank 1z9-cf
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NANTED-The commercial men 10 know
the new Eagle Hotel Newkirk. has
changed hands. and IS one of the b5s-
hotels in the territory. (. ". Hosiner.
Pr0p 5s--f
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FLORIDA.
A Superior Through Sleeping Car
Line Between ST Louis
and Jacksonville.

Commencing December 2sth. the LOUIS
vile Ar Line las established tas great
Through Sleeping Car Route 20 Flo-ida.
Through sleeping cars arranged % ieavs
. Louis SIS ? II daily passing LOUIS
VIE 80 g. II Lexington 49, d n
reaching Chattanooga 50 ?. H.. Atlanta
1913 ?. n ard Jacksonville s,z1 q. =. &c
end morning Stop-ove-s allowed tbs
route Is through large cities zzd interest
ing country, aid vhie a new through
Sleeping car -5uss. = over most superior
and T5sli-esr zolished lines q railway. The
schedules are fast and most convent en-
Tl-s line also affords passengers fo-
Fl5r.da trip va AsheviEe. y c. -as
greatest American alI-7ez--a-o-nI resort
Correspondence solicited ard i-ss-u7
toa promptly furnished P 4 CAMP
BELL General P4-~sengzr Agsns. ;
Lou.s No
Ta-s IS also The best Ire 10 points n
Kentucky. Tennessee. Georgia and So-ra
ard South Carolina.
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FOR RENT-NiceIy-fu front room,
bath and closet; lady preferred, or gen
tleman and wife. 43o y. Market 7O-tf
FOR RENT-Three front rooms, suitable
for Office or light Housekeeping. Barnes
* NeWcomb Music Store, 400 Douglas.
23-tf
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WANTED-To furnish my select orches-
ira. any pieces desired. in and our II
town. for receptions balls. &c Rea-
Sonable prices. Correspondence solicit
ed. Also piano tuning "A specially Cau
on or address PROT g. H. BIume
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FOR TRADE.


FOR TRADE-N acant lots in all part OF
the city 10 trade for horses, cattle. bug
giles and harness. Geo. h Spencer
Realty Co., 20 X IS z. Douglas. I4-I
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FOR MISCELLANEOUS
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FOR Satisfactorily ourn5. IN eo6d
cOndIuon. suitable for job office. cheap.
Inquire g this Office IS-eod--f
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FINANCIAL


sl0'a TO LOAN or raoice inside i'm
proved Wich-ta properly. business or
residence, zll 5D oGa l9d-. OF StaI and
uu. Anchor Trust Co 7--2-N
FIFTY PER CENT PROFIT Per aanura.
Tile 10 zeal estate held -n y1l- own
name Absolute security. Fer par--cu-
lars address Anchor Trust Co. rs y
Main 54-sLl- vye5-cri--erx
FINANCIALLY loans and investments
n the Midland Savings ana Loan Co.
Of Denver Coo, caA On o. A Boyle,
LOC4- Secretary. Room :. Biting block
FINANCIAL-Sl1a0o GO 10 loan o. farms n
southern Kansas AZ current rates and
easy terms S9lto 20 loan on choice
Wichita property. Hewlett < $ aes.s-.
cd cou-t house building l2-s3-ec1-tf
SHORT TIME MONEY 20 loan. Dr.. \
b Bu-te-tz-d. IA y Main 5--stx
UNLIMITED FUNDS 10 lean on chcics
farm property IL Kansas ard Oklahou1a
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=. r. PARSONS,

tUN hAtI TUX dnU bJ ILUEK.
Estina-ss fcr1sszsd On Al eases q
trE1ngs eltzsr IN city or cou-try. JOB
Eork IN tns csey gwen careful attention
orc IL S11ta L-azrsa-e svsu2e. WEI
ia. Eanszs
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LEGAL NOTICE.


(FlTSt Publ -caLi0n January =, 1891
LEGAL NOTICE
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In the District Court Of Sedgwlck cot
Is. Kansas.
J. Y. Daughe-ty. Plaintiff,

In the District Court Of Sedgwick coun-
t.. Kansas.
J. V. Daugherty. Plaintiff.
SmedIey Darlington. s. ". Cooper. Bruce
NJ Pri1dy. William Cha-fant. IT. and
John 4 Rupert as receivers q the
Chester County Guarantee Trust and
Safe Deposit Company. A ". Lyon and
- Lyon. whose first name Is unknown.
and Jacob ROser. Defendants
To Defendant. Jacob R1ser:
Aou are hereby notified that YOU have
been SIZED 81 the District Court of Sedg-
wick county. Kansas. by said defendants.
William Chslfan-, Jr., and John 4. RU-
Pert. as receivers Of the Chester County
Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Com
tion In the above entitled case. and that
YOU must answer said C-os>-p-r5-.ou on
or before she It'll DAY % March. 1879, 1r
the same VIII be taken as true and con-
fssS5d by you ard Judgment VIII be rem
Cerel IN said case IN favor II said re-
celvers s6ju5Eing that there IS due them
from You she sum u twelve hundred and
seventy eight tSl--ts-.al dollars. with inter
est thereon 2 3 j per cent per 3rECm from
DeCern n5- %. lseN. and LrreclpSlrE one GER
SCrlced as follows Lot thirteen tl51. on
WASHINGTON avenue. In NoShers sub-ds-
vision. In Pierce < Want. ou-Ss addition
% Wichita. SaCSW.ck county. Kansas. as
shown by rhs recorded p.at thereof and
ordering and aecree.DS thar Il The amount
months from i-~ rendition ths- the above
described sut he sold according 20 iaW
and without 500-5 .SF-ueCr- and thar ~.
tToT and AFTER said sale yol be forever
fo-ec'oSsG. barred and cut out II all right
tide interest and equity NJ redemption n
and % SAID land + a. ERTEAEHEE
Attorney Tor said Receivers