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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-13
Odds and Ends.

A calm room is one decorators motto
for all bedrooms.
Simple hemstitched hens aud tuck or
two IN sheer muslin are by far the best
window hangings for sleeping rooms. Easily
Numbered aud looking well until they are
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Women Wants hnow

lotion: Take enc drachm of gum camphor.
two ounces each of water and best alcohol
and two drachms of milk of sulphur. Dis
solve the gum camphor in the alcohol. then
add the other ingredients and shake well
each time before using
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-13

AIRY: When the skin is very oily
and always more or less disfigured
by blackheads and pimples. il
clearly indicates an oversecretion
of the sehaceous ola nds and inn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-13
Eruptions of the Skin

IAll questions pertaining to subjects which
women desire information, religious subjects
excepted, will be answered in this column
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-13

TEN a woman of limited business
experience comes into possession
OF property. says Katherine
Louise Smith in The House
keerer She has money that she
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New York. March II.
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Nn oaS Ynblituul

Die r5reie Brefie" bat ilber 40C
etablirte Ngenturen i'm 5toate. tpirf
an iiber 700 &oitofftcen nerianot, unit
bat etne grpfe @erbreitune in oer
9to6bor= 8epublif Merifo, i'm ssnoia.
trer@GerritUrium uuD Gf(aboma.
Sbr Girfulations@gebiet in 9eras
eritredt iih oDn GaluefiDn biz binoui
nod Denton, pm MaribaG inn Often
bis nab 81 Baio N: fernen @eIte,l:
es i6lieBt lelbftuerftdnoI;db nit be-
lonhers sablreid9en 2eIern oas oicbt=
beiie0elte Wtittel=Ieraa a1,h ben 5iios
Deiten elm.
3iuei Neifeane iino beitdnoig,
iobreln, iabraus i'm SnterefIe oes
B(attes uutermeas uno fiihren ben=
lelben i'm Geretn nit uniereu riibrls
gen 2otal Naenten fertmabreno
neue 9eler su.
Sn Aabetraht oieier gbatiaben 1T
Die a5reie 9Sreiie", tpu es lib barum
banbelt, Die beutfhe 8epolferune gu
erreiden. Dos bette alnseise Wses
blunt no gtaate 9eraS-
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zett uber go s5anren

ihon ruuroe Mrs. Winslom's G1ra
thing Syrup pDn WlilIionen DON
a)liittern beim 3ahnen Der 8iuoer
onaeruenoet. gSirit Du i'm Ghlofe
ourh bas Shreien eines finoes aes
ltDrt, oaB i'm 8abnen lift unb Dor
Shmersen meiut? gBenn iu, lcllie
i0fort cine sslaihe BON ..Wrs.
Winslorus SoUtbing Sprup" holen.
Sein @ert lit unbesablbar. sc milo
oem fleiuen 2eioenoen lofDrt 4inoes
rung neridaffen. GerlaBt eub boz
rauf. Wiiitter. es lit tein 8ueisel
eariiber. &c beitt Diarrboe, reauz
liert ben Moeen uno Ole 0ieren,
beieitigt @ino 8olit, erueidt oen
@aumen. uerbinoert @ntsiinbung
uno itdrtt oas gan5e 5pItem.
yUlrs. Winslorps SpDthing Gprnp~
fiir aahnenoe Ginber lit angenebm
I'M @eihmad; bas 8ecept itommt
uDn einem Der beiten meiblihen
NerSte in ben Ser. staaten. gs 1T
bel allen 9ruagiften in Der gansen
@elt au baben. Breis 25 Gents per
6laihe. SauFt nif1ts onoeres, als
Wrs. Binsloms Sputhina Snrup.
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Bic biuist Robe.

gu Nortb, bem Barrier a0nis ber
Wfohe. tam zines Cages cine Mnlerita>
nerin. Der bic Rednung fir ibre BON
mortb searbeitete neue Robe 5u bod
portam. Der Gtoff,~ meinte iie,
~piiros nit 500 Jranfen unb bic ubris
gen 3uthaten NIT ipeiteren 100 Jrans
ten ausrti4eub besablt fsin, rs9nen
Sic nod 100 yranten fir arbeits<
lobn binau, 10 maht bas serabe 700
Jranten. sic ober bere1nen mir
ni9t tpeniser als $500 5ranten fir
bas Rleib.1
.@nabige Jrou,1 ontirorteie nit
unnahabmliher Miirbe Der R0nig Der
SAneiSer, wseben Sic gu MeiTonnier
unb fpreden Sic gu i'm: ,6ier, mein
6err. 1T Elm Gtiid 2sinipdnb nnb cine
4nsahl 9uben nit Jarben. bas @an5e
ioitet DielIeiht 25 s5ranten, malen Sic
mir iebt zines Sbrer Gem6Ibe. ais
str6ettsiobn perbe ib Shnen bnnn
rod 100 6rantsn seben. .Mos wiirhs
Der Riinftler anttporien2 gr piirbe
laden unb fasen: .Mabome. Sic finb
cine amtritanerir. fomtt per5eibt man
S1nen be 3umuthuns, aber 70 be-
aabli man einen &iinItIer meines
Ronges nidt'- SO aber sebe nod
tpeiter unb iase: Mabame, bic Runit
Idbt fiA ME gum Jeiiineu berob. Gr<
fdsiuen Sbnsu meine yreiie su bod.
70 nebmen Sic, bite, bic Rpbe ums
fonit!@
sMeiren alIerperbinblihften Dant,
9err Wortb,4 eripioerte prompt bic
elmeritanerin, serriB bic Rt4nuns unb
ging 5ur 5biir 6inaus.
Der bis sur Spranlofisteit Der=
bliiffte R0nis Der Mobe fol ME tpies
Der 70 ipiiroeDOll gefprodsn boben
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Horaains in uneinqeloiten
8fdnoern bel e @meriDn& Go.
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ysalen= Doer Snls Satorrb ptro
fofOrt beieitiat unb permanent turirt
ourh .,8orD ssormalim" (Gimer
Il Stmeno). 6. s. 9 d M b t,
Nger.t, 6ouitnn. 9eras.
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- 9elepbuniert an DDS ~ Qsyd,s
baner fir irgeuo wetde Grts.uon
GuSaipaifec. 8D. 5O4
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Ser aroEe 8eihuadltsmarft

fiir ale nuBlihen Sahen beiinoet
iid) nie ie,t unoenttiben 3eiten bel
0ic Eenae
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the 'FREIF
PREssE FUER Texas has 20.
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
In the State Of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-otfces, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, IN the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It circulates from Galveston
TO Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two tlaveilng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub.
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading POI
pulatlou
sG 4alt, cement. SnnD. Bad
feline. feuerfeite 5teine unb ghons
Ebeer ul!o Nspbaltpapier, Gabpappes
gheer uab Slspbalt, Del, 9erpentin,
sSarben, @las &c. &c. ffets oDrrdtbi0
bei 8. 6. 3ielnsann, BOG Dfts
GommercezStrase. aatebrige Breiie,
quite gBaare iDmle cute uno ree[e
Behierung merben aarantirt. -
Teleph0n 410.
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Gpan8eIsids ltttb erifdhe ct. Sphau.
te6 : @irele.

gfe Hueba= unb Sdo>9reIa.Strase.
pnnta aqsidaute: Seoen SDnntc 4
BOrmittag I'M llbr.
9ottes 8 len #: Seoeu Sonntog nm
10 llbr Sormittaqs.
Abeno. @ottesbienit Seoen
Sonntog nm s llbr Nbenbs.
Sober Deutiche 1T her5tich uiltommsn.
s8obnung 314 Sii6sVreias StraBe.
8. 6nrtmann. NaffGr.
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sS- Welen nteortaer Jtdten sur
@eltauaitelluna nod, ct. Souls bio
5eras & Bacific Nabn befrnet irs
seno einen 9idet Gaente.. Doer
lhreibt an g. 8. Turner. 8ene,
rals 8aiiaQier. Naent. galaa. Teras.
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Siibmeftteras uitnft Gudl

Benn Sbr Gu1 ireeaomo nieoers
laiien runllt. thut ee entlnng Der 2t'
ME Der
gan Mntpmio Il Mrauias
paf; Sabn,
i'm OartensDiitritt nes Staotes. Gee
lunbbeit unn afima unibertrofen.
8illige 2dnoereieu fir ben Tarnaer,
Warftgdrtuer, Obits uno @iehsiifter.
Meaen ginselbeiteri uenoetGud Oh
G.. s. Wartin, O. s.. a..
San Giitnnin. Gerns.
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- Bei Mupenoung BON ,,9r. ynr=
bgfs 8onltrp Bowoer" bleiben ,oie
6iibner geiunb uno legen mebr Gier;
ebenfalls Madden Sunge 6iibner
idneller. 25c nnS SOC bas Bafet.
TraQt Gueren 6amhler oafiir.
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2aBt guh niht iiberraihen.
nit su meni9en "a elbe Wagen"
alDben, ~enn Der 0urber bier nns
fommt.
CARR WooD & Coal Co.
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s9ifbrn9.
8sman BON Senriettel b. Meerheimt

=
tsFortiesunaj
.xsnDarh Daft Du bas einseiebena" 2"
aRa s0ssris. .es 1T mir sefagi
lapsshen.s
Bon mem benn2A
Bon Marfa poullen unb- Men>
grstp.4
bon Deinen beiben sreunben, bi.
o!les sbossn. um Did bstannt gu mas
i&ena-
.s5a. ssrabe bon benen. Darum IN
sia Strtbum ipoN auseefdlofen.~
,NklItidt 1T bic paulfen neibif1,
nsil Du jiinger unb hIbf1er biit21
9ho lddelte ipebniitbie. Gin
i&le9ter 9rof, Glen. Marta gibt ibr
4iinitIerleben auf. Sic beiratbet ibre
Saeenbtete. ben 9rofeFor aeen. Sic
mar ia du9 nidt bic einaise. bic mir
hos idete.A
.berr Wmserstp fteute bod Dein
aalent 70 bo9?4
DDS sgaubte ih. GO ipor afer
enc 9Guf9une. Ct 6ot mid nur be-
aasen inolIen ols s5olie fir fein eisenes
SSisl..
.Dds III llniinn, IFd.
Rein, es III Wdbrbeit. go afau6
mir bod! Dentft On, Is madt mir
5senbe. mid ielbit in ben 5taub su
srestue als ob bns ni1t ipeb tbdte!"
.Wenssrstns Meinuns lit nitbt uns
htbinet moBsebenb. Wson BAT Dir
he1 Deineu 8ritfen unb Rritifen mad,
ssGeToI applaubirt."
-MeiI mon mid jung. hibfh, cles
can't. mein Gtimmhen gang onfpre<
arnb fdnb.s
.Dann ipirb man bas ia oud nod
mei!er 70 finben.4
.Wetn i'd nur meines MeuBeren ires
etn aefalIt, baun Tam id ia lieber in
sseenb einen Dorieteibeoter ouftrcten!a
.Du tannit nod I6nser ftubireu.S
,@pbOns Das gelb III fort
saues9S
.,@enn i9 meine Heyltner Scilettens
ssAaang bssoble. eidt es nod niat
sinmat-S
.8peitoufenb Dart tann Id Dir
as9 eebsu. bcHn iinb meine Wittel srs
f4spit.-
sd tpeib. glnubit Du, ih mSdte
Dir neue Dpfer oufsrlesen9 Wie iou
- Dir iiberRaupt iemals bas geIb su@
sadsabIeug"
.-Oas LAB Dsins serinsite Gorge
issH.@
.Ou hIs iebr srobmiithig, Glen
Rein. mir praftifh, ni1t 10 nns
sxfSsbis tpie SIR. Du unb aurt-
SSt suolls INNER nit bem Ropf burd
BE Monb. aud ipenn bic Tbiir bdneben
olytn nebs.@
.WSeli4. Guen. i& renne ober nidbt
ue1s gegen bic Monb. Sd bin eons
Elseuabm. menn Du mid bet Dir
nn!ersrieden IGbt-mebr psrIonge ih
ai4t mebs bonn Qeben."
.Muf bide bimmelbchiouGaenbeu
Geffnunsen mubte Elm Ridf1los Tom.
usea. Dos mar porous3uleben.@
.Jo, q ipnr poroussu|eben,@ ipies
heybol!s Mao tonlos. sic leate ben
&opf ouf bcs harte ienitsrbrstt, Gin
tbrGnenIofes 5dIudasn f9iiieIte lie.
Glen blieb ntbcu ibr iieben. .Qlito,
pss lam ss Inn, bob Wenssrstp. Der
DID sueris auffulIenb prOtssirte, plot
lsb 10 gang anbsrs iiber Deiu Talent
eo4iea@
NH0 bob ben aopf. G1sn erf9rot
abet ben bitter.n Geibenssue. Der fi6
um ben tpeideu. bloitn Munb sos.
.Gr protesirte MIDI nidt besboIb.
neil CT jemals ettpos BON meinem Gas
lent bielt-bos 6at Ct pobl slsi1 ges
ring sendtet-ober i'd sefiei Inn. or
ssolte mid NIT ndb Mmerifo nebmen,
piv b6ttsn s.metnfdnftlih bort Rom
1rie ssgebtn uno~
Limb Du tnollteft mitreiien-Mftd! /!
WelfeB gtiid, hnB bornns nihts ge.
mOxben III DIV ipirN ipirtiih snah~,
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S36,5sI IS

This will be than necessary 1or current
expenses for year. further recommended that after the
erection building for consupve the balance be used tor
the erection of necessary guard and Offices The present
quarters are inadequate and believe this be good suggestion
The Refornatoy for young criminals established on the Lex'n-
ton State we'll managed and is filling absolutely nd's-
pensable need glad add that religious exercises are re
ay conducted at the chapel efoatoy and the convict farms
all of which services we'll attended.
THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
The report of the Chairman of the Executive Committee Of this
Board has been submitted which, together with the annual
report of the State Board will be submitted for consideration
The report of the Chairman deals with several subjects OF special
interest," the important being the consideration OF the smallpox
situation This disease has prevailed to some extent in certain
sections despite the prompt and efficient which the State
Board Health has always given when called upon The effective
eradication of this disease difficult matter and your careful
here necessary. The report makes number OF sug
gestions with this object in view. =.
Another subject treated the uniform collection of vital statis-
tics being the of the United States Government to treat
these as they do varied industries and Of State
plan is suggested by which this may be accomplished, and It IS
claimed that such statistics in South Carolina will materially assist
desirable immigration giving official figures regarding the health
of our State
The pure food law and its advantages discussed and so are
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p itself eighty and is therefore
one of the pioneer institutions the insane the United States
Aside from other of the poor and unfortunate
nioed upon us by Constitution There be doubt to
the purposes and intentions of people in the proper besowa
OF public charity.
The record Of the State Hospital honorable but there
is no doubt the needs Of the institution have been in
excess of the ability the State supply them all time The
growth of the has, therefore, necessarily been the result
of slow process of evolution.
The methods of support for beneficiary patients have passed
through several stages For years after its foundation nd:
gent patients the asylum supported entirely by the districts
or parishes through their of the poor Then for
short time about OF the State paid onefou and
and finally about $780, when the counties had fallen hopessy
arrears their quota the State assumed the whole burden BY
adopting the method State Care While this gradual tendency
towards Capitalization interesting itself also raises the
ton whether assumption BY the State Of the entire burden OF
support does not large explain why recent times,
the admissions Hospital have comparatively become exces
svc averaging five hundred annually While in the last
twenty-five years the population Of the Hospital has nearly quad
upled the expenses doubled and the annual per capita
cost has fallen $500 about $780, For the
General Assembly granted all the appropriations asked for by
the Regents and resident officers Last year the appropriations for
this purpose amounted about and the is again
OF the total being for support 10 learn
what neghborng States paying for the support of their insane
hospitals, made official inquiries with the appended results:
Virginia. 5ooo Alabama SI944 North Carolina, $4,000;
Kentucky, S44o4o7 Georgia, S325ooo Florida, $4,000 The
State of Kentucky also xpnd s16ooo for boarding out harmless
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the education of its women and which will tell
upon the future welfare OF the State President Johnson has had
charge of this College organization and seconded by
ard and general excellence.
The session which has closed has been successful
every department running smoothly with friction Five hundred
and nneythree students all departments have been admitted
during this session. and the dorntory which much
needed has been completely filled The of the Board Of
Trustees asks for appropriation of S56o826 which
less than asked for last year The carefully prepared report
the Board of Trustees furnishes all details necessary the
consideration your honorable BODY and reveals also the fact
economy will be necessary properly manage its finances
the asked for.
The further shows that the farm connected with the COL
ege Of sufficient size the requirements of larger
priated be paid three annual nsaent for the purchase
twelve fifteen be given the College to be used the
farm formerly DONE In the of the appropriation
asked for and the other requests Of the Board beg leave
heartily
CLEMSON COLLEGE.
This educational institution, with reputation and influence
tending throughout the South certainly of pride
State literally supported by the State and giving RETURN
great and substantial benefits 1t has only been organized few
years. scope and influence have developed power that gives
institutions Clemson College primarily established with the
intent of making agricultural college devoted the education
OF those looking forward agricultural pursuits In addition to
this also believed that through the instruenay of this
College substantial benefits would the agricultural inter
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-24
First published in The Barber County Index
August Il, 1904.
Publication Notice.

In the District Court of Barber County, State
of Kansas.
State of Kansas, Barber county, SIS:
The State of Kansas. to The Medicine Lodge
Town Company. a corporation, consisting of
G. G. Bemis. w. E. Hutchinson. ID. Van
Sly Ike otherwise known as Darius VanSlyke,
and Belle VanSlyke. his wife, A. w. Little,
otherwise known as Alonzo, w. Little, and
- Little. his wife, whose first name is to
Mary 5. McNeal, his wife, G.. A StockstilI,
otherwise known as Georgia Anna Stock
still and Georgia Anna Urbank a single wo-
man, w. NJ. Friedley and - Friedley, his
wife, and f. M. Hubbell. defendants.
L on and each of you are hereby notified
that you have been sued in the above named
court in an action wherein A. b. Lasswell is
plaintiff and you are defendants, and that the
said plaintiff has filed his petition in the Dis
trlct Court of Barber county, Kansas. against
you and each of you and that you must answer
TENDER. 1904. or said petition will be taken as
true and Judgment rendered against you and
each of you and in favor of the plaintiff, QUIZ
citing the title in said plaintiff in and to the
following described real estate, to-wit: Lot
thirty seven go, on North Main street in the
City of Medicine Lodge. Barber county, Kan
sas. according to the original town plat there
or. as against you and each of you and all per-
sons claiming under or through you and for
ever barring and estopping you and each of
you from setting up or claiming any estate
in or claim upon said lands or any part there
of and adjudging the plain tiff. A. b. Lasswell,
to be the owner in fee-simple of all the above
described real estate.
q. NJ. MARTIN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attest: a. w. SMITH,
Seal: Clerk of the District Court.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-24

The State of kansas, to Jay Alberd.ne and
Minerva Alberding, his wife,
You and each OF you will take notice that
you have been sued, together with your CO.
defendants, Samuel b. Goodan, Susan X.
Goodan, Lee Goodan, Annie Goodan and M
b. Light. In the District Court of Barber couii-
ty, Kansas, by Caroline f. Carter; that said
Caroline +. Carter.as plaintiff has fled her pc
titiOn in said court against you and your co
defendants. and that unless you answer the
said petition on or before the 2Ist dav Sen.
TENDER, 1904 said petition will he taken "a
true and Judgment rendered against you
and each or you, of tho following nature
to-wit: foreclosing certain mortgage made,
exeSuted and delivered TO James H. TaIlman
by Jay AlberdiHg and Minerva j. AIberdiuv.
his Wife. dated August LIST, 1892. and given to-
secure the payment of a certain note of even
DATE tnerewltn given by the said Jay Alberdiug
and Minerva j. Alberding to the said James
II. Tallman, and said mortgage being on the
southeast quarter of section six (6l I'm town
ship th1rty-four (3Q. south, of range ten (l0),
Kansas.
Judgment will also be rendered. adjudging
SAID mortgage to be a first lien on said
premises, and that Unless the Indebtedness
secured thereby, and tho costs of the saits
action be paid within six months from the
date OF said judgment, said premises will be
solo, accordin to law, without appraiSement
or redemption. In satisfaction of said indebt-
edness. and deed given to the purchaser at
said sale, and such purchaser placed in POSSES
sion; and that from and after said sale tina.
you and each or you and each and every per-
son claiming under. through or by you or Ell
Their OF you be forever barred. estopped and
fOreclOSed from ever setting ND or claimin.>
estate. ute, nen or interest, in. TO or upon
the SAID premises or any part thereof; and for
such other relief as to the court may seem
just and proper.
Witness my band and Official sea. shis 9th
day of August. 1904.
GRANT STAFFORD AND SEWARD &. FIELD,
Seal: Attorneys for Plaintiff.
a. WSMITH. Clerk of the District Court.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-24
First published in the Barber County Index
Aug. L., 1904.
Publication .M0tice

Ia the District Court in ard for the County OF
Barber and State of Kansas.
John Edmond Robinson, plaintiff.
The Lombard Investment Company, Frank
Hagerman, receiver of the Lombard Invest
ment Company, the Lombard Liquidation
Company, Fox Munger and S. C.. Trimble
and the unknown heirs. devisees, admins
traitors, executors and trustees of S. G.. Trim
Bile, deceased. defendants.
State of Kansas, to The Lombard Invest
ment Company, Frank Hagerman, receiver of
the Lombard Investment Company, The LOm-
bard Liquidation Company, Fox Munger, s.
&. Trlmble and the unknown heirs, devisees,
administrators, executors or trustees of s. C.
hereby take notice that you have been sued
by John Edmond Robinson in the District
Court OF Barber county, State of Kansas, and
that you must answer the petition filed by
him In said court on or before the 18th day of
September. 1904, or the said petition will be
you accordingly, adjudging that the PLAINTIFF
Is the absolute owner in fee simple of the fol-
lowing described real estate: The north half
or the southwest quarter of section thirteen
OBJ and the north half of the southeast quar-
ter OF section fourteen QD, all in township
thirty-two go, south of range ten Q0). west of
the 9th T. NJ. lying and situated in Barber
county, state of Kansas and forever uuietiug
and confirming the title of all OF the said
premises in the plaintiff and barring and
estopping you and each of you and ali per
sons claiming under or through you from set
ting up or asserting or claiming any estate
title or interest in or to or lien upon said
premises or any part thereof.
JOHN EDMOND ROBINSON.
By w. III. MCCAGUR.
Seal: Attorney for PIainfifr
Attest: Il. w. SMITH. Clerk Dist. Court.