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The San Francisco call., 1904-08-17
Will Decide Fate of Church.

OAKLAND, Aug. 16.-The mem
bers of the Plymouth-avenue Congre-
gational Church will hold a business
meeting Wednesday evening, August
"a, to decide whether or not to en-
gage another pastor to take the place
of the Rev. Charles Wayland Hoag,
resigned. and continue as a separate
church or to consolidate with the Oak
Chapel Congregational Church or the
Fourth Congregational Church.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-17
APPRAISE ORESTES PIERCE
ESTATE AT S325,975 50
Property Consists of Large Landed
Interests in Three Counties and
Various Other Holdings.

OAKLAND, Aug. 16.-An appraise-
ment Of the estate Of the late Orestes
Pierce fled to-day by William P
johnson, George S. Meredith and
Charles +. Palmer shows the property
TO be Of the value Of 1925, 975 SO.
The estate consists of hundreds Of
acres Of land in Alameda, Contra Cos
"a and Santa Clara counties. besides
Interests in the Willamette Pulp ans
Paper Company, the San Francisco
National Bank and the firm of II. and
w. Pierce, incorporated.
The heirs Of Orestes Pierce are his
widow. Mrs. Sally Mckee Pierce. and
his two sisters. Mrs. Henrietta Wat
kinson and Josephine Pierce sam
Sell Mckee IS acting as administra tor
of the estate and is preparing to nave
II distributed according to the pro-
visions OF the will.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-17
BOYS Lie Saves Bartender.

OAKLAND, Aug. IF. NJ. Grif-
fin, bartender at the saloon of c. A.
Griffin, his father. at Seventh and
Cedar streets, was acquitted to-day in
the Police Court on a charge of selling
beer to George Roach, 16 years old
Griffin admitted he sold the liquor.
but his defense was that the boy had
told him he was Is years old, and
therefore within the age limit of the
ordinance
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-17
Arrange Labor Day Barbecue.

OAKLAND, Aug. 16.-The commit
tee in charge of the Labor day cele-
bration in this city has decided to
hold a barbecue in connection with
the reunion and literary exercises at
Idora Park The BARRIERS Union at
a special meeting last night decided
to participate in the Labor day parade
and a fine of SIS will be imposed on
every member of the union who fails
to appear.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-17
Saws Husband Was Cruel.

OAKLAND, Aug. 16.-Suit for di-
vorce was begun to-day by Elizabeth
Moore of Alameda against Oliver
Moore, whom she accuses of cruelty
and desertion. She states that before
he left her he threatened her life with
a weapon. A year ago last January
he left her and refuses to live with
her. She asks for the custody of the
three children and the division of the
community property on Santa Clara
avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-17
old Man Conricted Of Theft.

OAKLAND, Aug. 16.-For the theft
of a railroad tie from the Southern
Pacific yards at West Oakland, Man
uel Joseph, 66 years old, was convict
ed in the Police Court to-day of petty
larceny. Joseph will be sentenced to-
morrow.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-17
TRIES TO LOOP THE LOOP
AND FALLS TO HIS DEATH
Cyclists First Attempt to Make
Dangerous Ride at Salt Lake
Ends Fatally.

SALT LAKE, Aug. 16.-Clarence
de Ryder, cyclist. was killed while
attempting to loop the loop" at
local resort here tonight. When he
reached the upper side Of the 1oo0
his wheel left the track and ~
dropped to the ground. His had
struck the wheel and his neck vas
broken
De Ryder was little known here
This was his first attempt to loop the
loop.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-17
Sneak ThIef steaIs JeweIry.

OAKLAND. Aug. 16.-Mrs. o. A.
Mesder. residing at 1884 Brush street
has reported TO the police that sneak
thief, in the guise of a prospective
lodger, stole a gold watch and dia-
mond pin from the house Monday.
The. stranger had occupied a room for
pne night
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-17
Opening of Seminary Postponed.

OAKLAND, Aug. 16.-The Unita-
rian Theological Seminary, which has
been established at the First Unita-
rian Church in this city, will not be
opened tomorrow evening, as was
proposed, as the Rev. Earl Morse Will
bur, dean of the new institution, has
not been able to complete arrange
ments for the opening. The semin-
airy is the only one of this denomina-
Hon on the Pacific Coast.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
TUESDAY AUGUST ne.


George and Hannah de Urioste to Carrie b
Wirtz lot on line Of Fell street. 80 F OF
Frarklin. Z 1876 by 12O: $40
Manfred NJ. and Matte GarOutte to Mary
II Cunningham. lot on line OF vallejo street,
1926 w of Pierce. " 27;6 by 1875; $40
Estate Thomas Mcmahon (by Margaret l.
McAahon. executrix) to Jenny smith twife Of
NJ. A. lot r line of Central avenue, 80
N OF CLAW street so BY r 100. $500.
Margaret l. Mcmahon TO same. same; s..
Ellen Ward (McGOniglel 70 Anna simas
(wife OF Henry. lot on y line or twenty
second street 92:6 E OF Treat avenue.
Emma G. Butler to John J. Moore. lot
Sc corner Of Sacramento and Battery streets
E 1910 by S 1910 quitcaim deed; $40.
Mary A. Bond and John p. AlvaradO 10 o.
C. Cappelmann lot on line OF Washington
street. 43:2 r Of Dunbar alley. f O:Ol5 by
ESQ quitclaim deed: $40
Charles and Minnie Rothschnd and David
and Clara Bibbero to Benjamin Hermann. lot
Z 20-6 by co. SO
John Harrington TO Julia HolEersen, lot on
SW line Of Moss street. so NV Of Folsom
NV % by SW so: also lot on NV corner Of
Twenty-frst street and Treat avenue. y no
Real Estate and Developments Company to
William II. and Lucy r Harnwell. lot on 2
line of Missouri street. 75 OF Eighteenth.
Estate Of Emily E. Barstow Coy George P
Thurston and Warren Olney. eXecutOrs) 60
William f. Lutz. lot on NE corner Of Third
Patrick J. and Lizzie Kelly TO Frsderick
p. and Helene NJ. wicker lot on line ot
California street s2:6 z OF Sixth avenue.
% by s 100: $40
Solomon and Dora Getz 10 Maud Wilson.
lot on sW corner Of Forty-eighth avenue and
L street 81 Is by W 100: grant.
John A. and Naomi Green to solomon GetE-
lot W line OF Tenth avenue 324 10 s o- IT
street. 37:6 by W 12O; SO.
American Land and Trust Company %
Annie NJ. Ives. lot on " line OF Eig1teeltl
avenue 25 Of n street. . by " 100 $40
Lawrence Mcmahon or MacMahon 90 Cor
nelius Buckley. lot on SW line Of Fi-taenLl
street. 225 NV Of street. NV - oy SW
100 block 306 Case Tract: $40. .
Annie Driscou to Maria o. Brien. lots 20
Julius G. Refs to Gottlob Maier. lots . 70
3, block %. Refs Tract; grant
a B. Freeman to Anna NJ Hettinger. lot
3. block 303. ON. and H. Tract; $40
Builders Contracts.
Paul A. G. Paulsen (owner) with L @. Ber-
gren (cOntractor) -- arChitect-A1 work for
a three-stOry frame building (hats) lot on
" line OF Sanchez street, So y Of Fourteenth
% by 100; $6932
Ruby Hill Vineyard Company (owners) with
George r. Lang (cOntractOr), architect #. j.
Vogel-AI work for alterations TO building
lot f line Of Mason street, 1915 OF
Eddy, As by F. 70; S436T.
Fairfield & Fairfield National Laundry.
signed NJ. & s. F. Fairfield (owners). with
Shea-Carpenter. mill. cast iron and steel
work. roofing. timing. glass and glazing for
a two-story brick building on lot on y lins
OF Eighteenth street. 225 r OF Sanchez.
265:11. f 62:T1t, 121 :11h, S7;6. 1898.
l
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-17
old Man Disappears

OAKLAND. Aug. 1s.-KarI White
field Of s69 Mission street, San Fran
cisco, reported to the Oakland police
to-day that John Scannell, a resident
st that same address. has been miss
ing since last Saturday. ScanneIl is
q pensioner of the Southern Pacific
Company and is 20 years Of age.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-17
MOTHER-IN-LAW BLAMED
IN DIVORCE COMPT,ATNT
Suit Filed I'm st. Louis by Man Whose
Marriage Occurred in
Stockton

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 16.-Bentamin
Millard, tailor. has filed suit in the
Circuit Court for divorce. alleging
that MS wife deserted him within a
month arter their marriage, which
qcoa assured IN Stockton. Cal. June II,
1902, because he was unwilIine to live
with her mother. with whom he was
not on good terms.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-17
RniIders, Contracts.
Late Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Tuesday August "a
Br ship Bracadale. Youlden, so days from
Newcastle, Aus
stmr santa Cruz. Eagles. 2T hours from Port
Hartford.
Bark Mohican. Kelly. 80 days from Homo
lulu.
stmr Maggie. Corning. hours from Hale-
moon Bay.
SAILED.
Tuesday. August IL
Stmr Phoenix. Odland. Eureka.
Stmr Greenwood. Walvig. Westport-
DOMESTIC PORT.
SEATTLE-Sailed Aug 16-Stmr Dirigo, for
Skagway.
FOREIGN PORT.
VICTORIA-Sailed Aug 16-Stmr Queen, FOR
San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-17

BRICK COMPANY BORROWS.-OAK-
LAND, Aug. 16.-In order to secure a loan
OF $250,0O0 a deed OF trust was placed on
record here to-day transferring the property
OF the Carnegie Brick and Pottery Company
10 the California Safe Deposit Company.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-17

SUIT FOR INJURIES.-M. schmitt has sued
the United Railroads for $500 damages fer
injuries alleged to have been received on Au-
gust 10, 1902, while he was a passenger on an
Ellis-street car BY sudden increase IN the
cars speed he was thrown from the platform
and dragged along the street sustaining bruises
which kept him in tha hospital FOR q month
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-17

TRoMsOE, Norway. Aug. 16.-The report
circulated that a Norwegian whaier had
found. north Of Spitzbergen a bottle contain
in= letter from Professor Andre dated in
1898, proves to be hoax.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-17
Ok NEWS OF THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA
BRANCH OFFICES
OF THE CALL IN
ALAMEDA COUNTY

OAKLAND.
1915 Broadway.
Telephone Main 1888.
BERKELEY.
2148 Center Street
Telephone North a.
ALAMEDA.
1885 Park Street.
Telephone Alameda 559.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-17

vICTORIA-Sailed Aug IS
San Francisco.
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WANT COLUMN

FOR SALE Nice i've room cottage.
lot 100 500. ~ith barn. Bargain
II cold al once See J. r Sullivan &
C,oxnuanv 5teod
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u. D. c. CONVENTION.
Continued from page :

Ross chapter, $500 San Antonio
chapter. $500 Mrs. Stubs. Calves
ton. $250 Victoria chapter. $3.50,
Vim. r. French chapter, 81 90 Sam
I.anham chapter $500, Marshall
chapter, s20o. Angleten chapter,
500: Texarkana chapter. $500;
C A. Westhrook auxiliary. s20o .
oran NJ Roberts chapter. $3.50;
slms-Watson chapter. $3.50. Mary
West chapter. $500. name not learn
ed. $500. John Fl. Reagan auxiliary
Palestine. s50o. Navarro chapter,
s. 90. r, n Wall chapter. Hearne.
81 90. Forney chapter. $500; TEN
pie chapter. 500 name not given,
81 90.
A telegram was at once sent to
Mrs winkler and Governor Lubbock.
telling them of the large contribu-
ton made for the Lubbock memorial
10 the Texas room in Fe Richmond
museum
The very excellent report OF Mrs
s Fl Watson. state historian. was
hen heard Mrs Watson vas given
a rising vote OF thanks
The four vice presidents then made
reports Of the chapter extension
work Satisfactory progress was re-
ported from the four districts OF the
division
Mrs. ID Price reported from the
committee on transportation.
Resolutions were then called for
ara the committed reported several
( One recommended that Gen Lee $
birthday be also observed in honor Of
/ sfonewall Jackson The chair ruled
that this matter would have 10 be
settled BY the general division The
resolutions with reference 10 decreas-
lns the expense OF printing the an
Eual caused another red hot discus
rion After a number II motions
and amendments had been voted
dowa II VAS finally decided 10 let the
psF capita tax ~ lo cents remain
GnehAn ged
The convention voted unanimous
( jy n favor Of the resolution ptut i'd
( INK that an annual donation Of 800
he made for the purpose Of caring
tot she room in tNe Richmond mu-
scum
Nrs Henry Anderson vas given
la vote ~ thanks for the programs.
whieh we're presented 20 the conven-
ton
kilograms 81 greeting werv sent
tg General Cabeli Mrs Kate Cahell
Cufie. John ~ Reasan NFs. Ief-
frrs0u Davis ADD Mrs Cornsiia
4 Branch stone
The convention adjourned for
luneh
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wANTED-At once a colored porter
and delivery man Must come ~ell
recommended Oldham Hardware
Company
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-07

HISTORY uf ATAa@ btNtst"".
90 response Eco call made
bY the charter chapter of Dallas.
Texas. Ms Kate Caben Currle. preHl-
deut. several chapters 81 the naagh-
tera "A the Caafe5eFarY met 10 oon-
sentlon a. Victoria Texas. Ma IS.
lS8s 20 organize a safe division
The ladies' % Victoria aia wush so
~srd eaeetinK thta eFgAniaasien, and
cntsrtalnea tbs visitors ln rosai
mauNef Miss Rath n Phelps ne
lafmeatea secretary II veHse ieHsF
soa DAvta chapter. aalvestea. was
also ailiKsni In her efforts 20 perfect
ths Organization. ~ thw Teaas Assts-
iea. q u G besams mattsr -
History Nay Is t*ae At vietorts
u cas- there seei8ta tw adopt thw
constellation Ana ~ avs - ste
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was elsssa pres8asBt ana NJ tgeaFF
sasaslsau ~ Lamar s-pmsMise chap
suT Altfm. waa et@efea secretary The
me@ Afessaam #swm FAasa3g under 80
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pargD-TAe hwma plArm In NaRas
hmwhte Is nave Foar wmseh ard ZEE
eIrw rwpafsva oar ufirm ts los AID
mar waFk strictly aFpf class Muaa
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ron SALE base faF safe tam fos
smwanw ralalnm h@a. bat FaNA, Fa4s
Fue tvtaem F4twF 8Neh asmimN table
es.f sfnina chairs. bnsss. FwfgfwNfAE
A. ana aasemFmsi table. tfaH hss
para hnmstwn gntKua @F@ds AAe
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Phnma me SEES GFtmt Nil yumv
nah arAef They are ehean enoawh
tar eur customers tn harm aaa aa*e
- - tr0mAi@ r WaissamM q
Gnmpnnn.
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YOR SALE Al a hAfEaih. @nF nxs
fcon hoasw ~t&h hast. and good #a8@
raid Also ua@ seven Fossn huzsK
alta hall hath r0asns pastry STA
aAmk. VIII sell with 9n@ or tw@
axrea ~ lad Heat places saFe lAf9e
haTna lots. stables and gardens
Tsfomm In - kmufEn@n ssFv@t Applt 70
"a i ~feaFn As8
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GOOD Chicken feed sheat and corn
chops choice oats, corn. rice bran
cotton seed meal Choice prairie.
Johnson grass and nillett hay
Waxahachte Grain Co. l6
The Globe-republican., 1904-10-27

augurated the age service pension which
gives pension to every honOrably dis.
charged soldier who can show a record
Of six months active service and who
has reached lhe age of sixty.twO years.
Theodore Roosevelt demands honesty
In the public service-honesty Is the
basic principle Of bis belng-no dishonest
official can serve under him, II be knows
Ofhis dishonesty, 1t matters not what
influence may be brought to bear In be-
half Of such official. The only thing his
opponents can say against him IS that
he does things ''too sudden and In Kan
sas we are used to things being done that
way; The fact is we like to see a man In
any position with snap and ginger, with
ability to reach a conclusion while In
action and with courage to pursue always
The policy that is right and just; in
Theodore Roosevelt we have such man,
and Kansas will show her appreciation Of
such qualities by giving him the largest
vote Oh the Sih Of neXt NvyeAbsy ever
given for candidate forpresdept,
The Globe-republican., 1904-10-27
At GIuck's Opera House.

The play, the company and the stage
equipment Of "Ihe Two Little Waits" by
Lincoln J. Carter which comes to the
Gluck Opera house on Wednesday, Nov.
ember 2, are far above the average fur.
nished at the popular priced houses.
Unlike so many melodramas this piece
does not rely on steamboat and railroad
explosions, pile driving and river acct
dents, blood cnrdling murder, and the
like, for Its popularity but Is on straight
Legitimate acting that the piece finds 1T
way into the heart Of every one-man
woman and child that ever sees 1t. The
play Is now on Its third successful toul
aud has proven itself one Of the best DO,
office winners and story Of mort
dramatic worth than any attraction OF
the road that visits the popular price,
theatres. This lisa play that will Away,
be popular with the public as Ii contain
a beautiful love story, DEVOTION, psthos
intrigue and bright lines Of quaint com
edy.
The Globe-republican., 1904-10-27

For the information largely of the
party who will cast bis first vote this fall
we give herewith the language of the
law in reference to the marking Of the
ballot: If the voter desires to vote a
straight ticket, that Is, for each and every
candidate, of one party, for whatever
office nominated, be may make cross
mark in the circle at the head of the
ticket for which be desires to vote, and
not elsewhere on the ballot. II the
voter desires to vote mixed ticket, be
shall not make ss-mark In the circle
at the the head Of the ticket, but may
make cross.mark In the square OF the
right of the name Of each candidate for
whom he desires to vote, on whatever
ticket he may be.
The Globe-republican., 1904-10-27
First Published Sept. 20,
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Dtate OF kanSus, fOru county, 81.
In the matter of establishing, permanently,
the corners md boundaries Of lands owned
by +. Q. Imboden and other land owners
To Charles Z. Taylor John H. Humphrey,
VIM ?, Schall S, b. Montgomery, Home Sc.
curity Trust Company, Ira NJ. Cobe, h. NJ.
Niles, Martin Kingman, J. #. Swltzel, First
National Bank Of Lcavenworth, Annie i,
Hills, Watkins Land Company Charles D.
Gibson. James 0. Leeth, Richard I. futile,
Thomas G. Pierce, N. p. Ellis, Y. L. Martin,
Caroline T. Wyckoff, Addie j. NJ. Converse,
n. j. Lupin, Henry Call, John A. Logan,
Louisa e. Humphrey and Henry K. Humphrey
Executors; Mrs. Lizzie Heck, J. Blckncll,
Richard II. Aud, Clothler II MINIS, Moses H.
Stern, s. X. Humphrey, Eva h. Nelson,
Charles W. Main, IL. NJ. Holloway, Keene
Guaranty Savings Bank, Norval Killings
worth, D, Q. White, Thomas B. Brown, W. s,
Fritzlen, Jay Pinney, Soloman Baroway,
W. j. Harris, R, Ellwyn johnson, John B.
Straney, Olive j, Price, D. W. McConaughey
Henry H. Isley, Allen and Hattie Drew, Lot
.avenscraft, +. A. Whiting. Sarah L. Read,
W. J. florence, Dr. R, II. Thornton, Jap
Ravenscraft, Hanza Bauman, Russell &Crane,
Marcus Mardfn, Charles T. Smith, Nellie R.
Lineham, Maggie Manning, S, A. Scott, @.
is. Hinchman, james II. Craig, Radnor J..
Schoff, A. l. Lee, Kennard Keen, Maynard
Jones, E.0. Eyman, Otis Lincoln 3 heirs, John
W Russell, @. NJ SWIM, Charles J. Humphrey
and the unknown heirs of each and all Of
you, non resident owners of lands in town.
ship 20, south, Of range 20, west of the 9th
P. M, In Ford County, Kansas.
You are hereby notified that r. Q Imboden,
J. W. Weaver, P. j. McGarry, W. j. McOOm,
G. G. Swsyze, W. T. Griffith, A. s. Sisson
G. 7. Cummings, j. Simmons, W. L. Couch,
R. M. Early, S. 0. Albright and A, D. Sprague
of Ford county. Kansas. have notified me,
as County Surveyor OF Ford County, Kansas,
to establish, permanently, corners and
boundaries OF the following described tract
of land owned by them and situated in Ford
County, Kansas, t0wlt.
That Is to say oil of the Boundary Lines
and corners of all the sections In township
Twenty-Five (29l south, of range twentythree
t23) west of the 9th Principal Meridian In
said county, as between them and you and
each Of you with respect to tracts Of lind re.
spectlvey owned by you, and lying adjacent
to the above described land and that !, as
County Surveyor, will, On the 10th day Of
November, 1904, at 10 o'clock IN. OF said day
at the southeast corner of section SO In SAID
county, proceed according to law to estab
lish, permanently, said corners and bound
aries, at which time you may, il you wish, be
present and be heard.
T. L. DELLINGER,
County Surveyor, Ford County, Kansas.
The Globe-republican., 1904-10-27
Do You Believe in Ssigns9

A mark, note, token or symptom, IN
dlcates that by which anything may BIZ
known, that is, we are foWwarned II
evil Is to befall us, or we have the pleas.
ure of anticipation if the sign betokens 4
fortunate occurrence. Accidental &C.
c,lrences all have their signs, every di.
sease has Its symptoms. The point Is tt
heed the former, and counteract the Of.
ftcts of The latter Spells OF sickhead.
ache follow indigestion and stomach dis
orders, belching, billiousness and dys
pepsia are signs of sickness, People
that believe in these signs and know
that they are true from experience, car
get immediate relief and speedy cure
by the use of DR.. Gums Improved Livel
Pills. Sold by druggists for 25c per box
Only one for dose. For sale by Ratt
4 Bainbridge.
The Globe-republican., 1904-10-27
Weather Bureau Report.

The following weather review for the
week ending Wednesday, October 26
is furnished by E. D. Emigh, observer
In charge:
The first week of the season with nor.
NAL fall condition. The temperature
average was the lowest yet recorded, be.
Ing slightly below the normal, The
highest temperature was Is degrees or
Sunday, and The first killing trOst of the
season accompanied the minimum Of q
degrees Tuesday morning, the Goth.
Clear skies have succeeded the more
somber aspect Of the middle of tht
month. Five days were clear, two partly
cloudy and none cloudy.
October's precipitation record to datt
shows deficiency Of 0.63 Of an inch
No rainfall occurred during the pas
week,
Brisk wind velocitles were the rule, nj
unusually high winds being registered
and the aggregate movement beinl
seasonable.
The Globe-republican., 1904-10-27
First published October IS.
PUBLICATION N0Tl,,n

State Of Kansas +, fairy Davis, Grippen,
Lawrence \ 10, o. corporation, Mary A.
hamey, aoftrndeS Wells, Herbert s. Lahey,
I, y Lahey, Robert A, lahey, Charles Lahey,
EsredeeMc3 Lahey, Grace Lahey, and Andrew
n. LAhey, Greeting
You and each Of you will take notice that
you have been sued in the district court of
Ford county, State of Kansas by A. Russell,
and that unless You answer to the petition
filed In said suit on or before the 18th day OF
November, A. D. 1904, said petition will be-
taken as true and Judgment rendered
against you and each Of you accordingly,
foreclosing u mortgage on the southeast
quarter OF section thirty'one 1917, township
twenty.six (26) south, range twenty. FIVE (25)
west of the 9Th P, M. in Ford County, Kansas,
sud mortgage being given by Thomas Lahey
and Mary A. Lahey on the Goth day Of Sep
TENDER 1892, to Crippen, Lawrence Il Co., in
the sum of $5O0.O0; and said Judgment Will
bar You and each Of you of and from all In
terest in, title to or lien upon said real estate
that you or either Of you may have.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
above named court this 18th day Of October,
1904
J.C. BAIRD,
Clerk District Court,
SUTTON 4 SoATEs
Attys. for Plaintiff. [SEALl