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Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04
TUCSON MAN SECRETARY
 oF CHAMBER oF MINES.

George V. Arndt of Tucson. an
 employe of the Randolph system. has
 been chosen for the position cf sec retary Of the Los Angeles Chamber of
 Mines to succeed K. ". Gillett, who retires to become traffic manager of the Las Vegas & Tonopah railroad. 1t Is probable that MT Arndt will
 move to Los Angeles in the near flu ture.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04
DUEY 0 OVERLOOK. Brokers Direct Private Wires to All Exchanges
 Copper Stocks Speciality
CORRESPONDENTS: PAINE, WEBER MEMBERS BOSTON EXCHANGE LOGAN 6 BRYAN, CHICAGO, MEMBERS ALL EXCHANGES.

the greater ar O u d all d redameoft ftenabo Hast nights closing k a t a hher prices Monea the open Rang the weak t ally % lower than y4tHdayur
 ne firm Is an k in n0ndon look t p iad cHne is t be expected predict he stocks with auLN ieap We hin f boundto
 uu these eeswm make good t dm dwhHc in B the prieo ftil Il enaan urg don sacrifice shatuck asked onth close tha light We vim owenWgho b mnau urwoudc
 rspUdsh the the last housu today
 a round d x
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04

~Ho. the uoods." varbles an Ala bsssa poet. All right. ho 1t, and get through with 1t; they will need yon pretty soon to help hoe the cotton patch.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04

Mir. Roosevelt thinks that New York needs more religion. He has been trying to beat it into Wall street.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04

Ex-Senator Carmack insists that he is private citizen of Tennessee WILL a keen interest in it's moral issues.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04

I have no connection with Pritch- ard, Hagen & Co. My name is used contrary to agreement and promise.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04

The birthday of st. Patrick was also the birthday of Gov. Hoch of Kansas. Hoch qualities by his greenness.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04

The spring blowing goes on as steadily as though wall street did not exist. s
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04

Undoubtedly one way of ~curbing swollen fortunes" is squeezing the money out of the stocks.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04
PritChard Hagen & Co.
 INCORPORATED
 Brokers.
 . FRED c. HAGEN. Mgr. H FRONT ROOMS 8. 1. BUILD | . ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, BIS s BEE, ARIZONA. s ALL STOCKS BOUGHT AND H SOLD ON COMM SsloN. . . DIRECT WIRE CONNECTION ! = WITH ALL LEADING H MARKETS. s PHONE 135.
MARKET LETTER.

April Stopper stocks to- day acted spasmodically-at times displaying decided weak ness and again showing consid- erable strength. In general way the boards at the close showed marked declines. There appears to be a strong teendency toward further move downward, especially in the listed issues. but this re- cessiOn is only temporary and will soon be overcome. And when the turn in the tide of conditions takes place we will witness some phenomenal ad- yances in prices in all the bet ter class of cOppers. Trading during tOday's session was principally in Greene Cananea, Superior & Pittsburg, Shat tuck and Denn. The cuTbs are holding their own remarka- bly, well in the face of heavy drops in the New York and Boston stocks, and We advise the picking up of good issues on any further setbacks.
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the ROADS HEED HADLEY
All But TWO Have Granted Ills Re
guest and VIII Obey the

jefferson City, Aug. 15.--It was an
nounced at the office Of the attorney
general Wednesday that a letter had
been received from all the railroads
Of the state except the Missouri Pa
cific and the Frisco in reply to Attor-
|ney General Hadley's letter In regard
TO passes. 81
Mr.. Hadley asked at that time that
the railroads cases issuing passes in
the state az It was In disregard OF
the nti-discrimination law, and was
further obnoxious during the test Of
the two-cent fares in this state.
All Of the railroads heard from
state that they have discontinued the
issuance Of passes in Missouri. The
general attorney Of the Missouri
Pacific IL in Europe which may ac-
count for the failure Of that road 10
reply. No explanation Of the Ffisco's
failure to answer has been offered.
In case proceedings are begun against
the Missouri Pacific and the Frisco,
the action probably will be taken in
October.
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polIe.man,a Brave Act.

Philadelphia, Aug, 15.-Policeman
Hebding, of the Front and Master
streets station, proved himself a hero
by saving ten-year-old Harry Sauer
Of 1923 North Orianna street, from
being electrocuted Wednesday. Harry
was crossing Fourth street at Cam
bridge street, when he was struck in
the face by a live wire which broke
from trolley pole. He fell to the
street unconscious and as he lay be-
tween the tracks the wire dangled
and struck him repeatedly about the
face and body. Hebding took OF his
coat, pushed through the crowd,
caught the dangling wire and
wrapped it in the folds Of the cloth.
Then, holding the wire to one side,
he picked up the boy with his other
hand and jumped aside.
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wichita. Kan, Aug. 16.--Miss
Stella Austin and G. G. Hoyt were
shot and severely wounded by a ne.
gro burglar. The Austin home was
visited first The burglar shot q
a watch dog then fired through win
dow The bullet took effect in the
young woman's hip. The family lied
from the house and when they 70
turned 1t had been rifed. She 10 now
In hospital. An hour later Hoyt's
home was attacked. A shot ffed
through a window struck Hoyt. The
burglar was not caught.
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Belfast, Aug. 1.-THE funeral
Wednesday Of the victims Of Mon,
days rioting passed of without disor-
der. The troops and police were kept
out Of sight along the route Of the
cortege. Enormous crowds followed
the collins.
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First published in the Abilene Weekly Re
Hector July Is. 1901
Trns ae's Sale.

In the District Court of the United States
for the District Of Kansas. First Division.
Z cs ~ a Mining q Com: In BANKRUPTCY.
Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday.
the 18th day Of August, A. d. 1907, at 3 o'clock
P. y. Of said day, at the Office of The Security
Milling Company 10 Abilene, Kansas, wifi
sell at public auction TO the highest and hest
bidder, for cash, the following described real
estate and personal property, the same being
a part Of the assets Ofsaid bankrupt, The He.
curity Milling Company, to-wit. Block six
l) In the original town, now city Of Abilene,
kansas, with the frame hourIpg q hi and
machinery and other buildings located on
said block, and all tools and appliances used
In and about said Touring mill; also one fire.
proof safe, one roller top desk, one type
writer and desk. one ONCE chair. one TYNE
writer chair, team Of horses, wagon, and
harness and a large quantity OF Hour and
This sale will be made under the authority
Of an order Of sale In said case made bV the
Hon; .. Q. Millikip, Referee 10 Bankruptcy.
on the 2Srd day Of July, A. D. 1901, and vii
% subject to the approval Of said Referee
800 o. o. WYANDT,
Trustee In Bankruptcy.
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first published in the Abilene Weekly Rt
Hector Aug. Is. 1901
PuhIioatiOn Notioe.

To Walter Elliott alias Walter Boland,
Katherine L. Maloney, Mary Z Maloney,
Edward J. hhlpney, Anna l.. halonoy,
Thomas Maloney, Joanna haloney, John
Maloney, and Hoaora Donovan;
You and each OF you are hereby notihed
that you have been Buodin the District Court
OF Dlckinsou County, tate OF Kansas, IN
40 action wherein Daniel A Bolen, minoF.
By Anna nolon, bic merit friend, 4 plaintiff.
and you together With others are defend
ants; that you NUS anlWtr the petition OF
eaid plaintiff on or before the 2lth day Of
September, A. D, 1871, or the same viii Be-
taken e. true and judgment rendered Facat-
ing nnd setting aside : certain paper admit
ted % probate b The probate court Of Dick
innon County, otata o. kanraa, % The 1tth
day Of March, 1871, - che last yin and tesla
ment OF Maiheu Dolnnd. deceased, late OF
Dlckineop Cuuniy, state Of kansas and Id
Judging The lAus q b Invalid and void. sd
decreaIna said Mathew Bolard 70 have died
intestafgi and has 1aid plaintl 4 M sole
heIf - law. ard for guch other and further
relief az n oQnllT and nraef he circuu.
rl1ncel Of ~ 6ass lald plainuf maT b -
iilt1 - ru1lira nnt fer costs
- ks.ois 81 s. 5 Fisisas.
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BEGINNING az point 1ob n n OF the
ST e q e iiass e e &: tsiRsf 81
IT. SSi It to beginning.
cALE1Ns ApD.--No IN City.
Lots 10, n, ls Blk 2. Lots /, q. 8. 4
Is. 9 40 Il. IL. Is. u. blk . Lots !. Il
B. B. T. I.A TsHoMpsCN,s ADD.-Not in City
ID IT. t. t. 5 Sn y - y - Z -
Lots s. T. .. 10, blk .. Lots Il. Is. hll
l. Lot lots Il Il SIs Is PIX Lot Z 70 b 4 y y
Lot Is, BLK II. Lots s. 9, blk p: Lot
a Ro SSflss x isHis S ssrss az Hpp
Lots Y, 4 and ? rs # le. II. Is ans
LIST street Lot 20. End street. W 10 4
soUT5WIcK AND AUGUSTINE .
Lot 7St It'll street. 4th and 9TH 4S 4
S, dS nS en- g g, ~ ssy w s5es &
Lots 81, ,sS, IS, 70. u. n. Elm street.
kinney AND HODGES ADD
Lots t y % "a and i. "a in block IS. Lot.
| 16, II, blk %. Lots ., 10. blk %. Lots
| 81, 90, 20, blk az. Lots IS, Is and Q hall
IA, blk 2S Lots ., 10 blk 20.
BRADYs slB DIV OF LOTS s, Q, OF
|, BLK is.
RICE AND AUsTINs ADD.
Lot s, blk 1 Lot 3, blk ? Lots 8.
w Gss Il i. ' 80 Il /: !, Blk s. D'A 0'' " :
RICE AND BoNEBRAKE . ADD.
Lots 3, 9, blk I. Lots q, 3, 4 s, W half
9. 9 half 8, all lots Z, 8, blk 3 Lots 8,
!, & Sjt ? p blk o 50 IT lot s. blk 10. Lot
LEBoLD AND FISHERS ADD.
Lot /, Cedar street.
LEBoLDS 1ST ADD.
8 half lot 3. Vine street. All W Of
creek ex 200 It, Vine street. W " lot %
First street. Lot 80, First street. VIZ
lot SO First street. Lot 40 ex. r r First
Fauikners sub-Div Pt of Block Fish
er's Addition.
Lots and 10.
FISHERS ADD.
Lot 2, Block 2.
HIGHLAND ADDITION.
~ Lg SodS Il j. L Iot ~ DSof a. 81 a0t s,o "a
Lot is, block Il. Lots !, s, block y.
q 2s' e. Z; S5' q e. a. Is, block is. Lots
FAIRvIEw ADDITION.
block aSts Is T. Its s y k j. of Slo Il f. Il
Lots q, %, %. blOckSs. Lots II, Is, Is,
BOSTON HEIGHTS ADD.
w, one-half lot 8, block %.
EAST ABILENE TOWN CO.'S ADD.
Lots 49,, "a, IS. IS, 81; 3s, 49,. 40 blk
81 e, i Lots IT. ~ e. y lS 10. 20 25' e. e.
Lots i to Il inc blk 20. Lots ~, IS. blk
80. All blks 81 and 80.
WALLS ADD.
SNALLEY'S ADD.
Lots !, 2, blk 2. Lots 6, 7, s. 8, 10, blk 2.
ARKANSAS TOWN & LAND co ADD.
Lots 81, %, 20, "a, blk /.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS ADD.
Lots 81, 3S, blk g.
Beginning sos # and $50 W Of Sc cor
SsS It to e" & p R Of W, themes ne along
said R of W 105 IT to point $50 # W Of
e line sec 16, twp 10, 2, thence 1853 It,
W % #, g 1874 #, " 75 IT to beginning.
Beginning 480 It and 325 It W Of Sc
cor sec 16, twp 10, and running thence
n. 1875 IT, W Is #, 1876 #, e rs # to be-
I" NRBY's ADD-vacated.
Lot ., blk 4. Lot 1e, blk 49, Lots4' a.
FART IS II OF 81 ARKANSAS VALLEY TOWN
AND LAND CO.-Vacated.
3a6y1SSM It ne quarter sec 81, twp IS.
STATE OF KANSAS, Dickinson Co., SIS:
I, ]. ]. Schneider, Treasurer Of Dickin-
son County, Kansas, do solemnly swear
that the above statement ia true and cor
rect to the best Of my knowledge and be-
lief ]. ]. SCHNEIDER,
By F. W. MORSE, County Treasurer.
Deputy.
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First published In the Abilene Weekly Re.
Hector Aug. 10, 1901
Notice Of Appointment,

STATE OF KANSAS, 90,
Dickinson County,
In the matter Of the estate of Louisa Hull
insane, Of Dickinson County, Kansas.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 10th day
Of August A. d, 1907, the undersigned was by
the Probate Court Of Dickinson County, Kan
sas, duly appointed and qualified as guardian
Of the estate and person Louisa Hull, In
sane, Of Dickinson County, Kansas. All
parties interested in said estate will take
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
HENRY GATCF,
493 Guardian.
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Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1902,

and the succeeding days thereafter be sold by the
county easurers office in Abilene Dickinson county Kansas
the county for the delinquent and the charges there
for the year 1906 unless shall be paid before said
day Of sale:
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Engines Wanted For Panama.
Washington, Aug. 15.--The 18th
milan Canal commission is adveFtis'
ing for bids for furnishing IL locomo-
tives for use in the canal cOnstruC.
ton service.
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First published in the Abilene Weekly Re
Hector August i. 1901
SheriH's Sale.

Obbo lNUs aUDus
The Minneapolis Threshing Machine Com.
pany, Corporal on, Plaintiff,
vs..
Jacob ]. Kropff, Carrie Kroph, Barbara
'Kropff, Althea G. Anderson, y. W. Dessen-
berger and CHARLES A. Mcpherson, De-
fendants.
Under and virtue of an Order of eale is
sued by the Clerk OF the District Court Of the
9Th Judicial District, within and for Dickin-
son County, State Of Kansas, In the above
entitled case, and to me directed and deliv-
cred, vill on Monday, the 2nd day Of hep-
TENDER, A. d. 1907, at 10 O'Clock A. ii. Of said
at the front door Of the Court House In the
City Of Abilene, dickinson County, State Of
Kansas. without appraisement, sell TO the
highest bidder fer cash In hand the following
real estate to-Wit: Lots numbered one ~
and two i1 In Brady's subdivision OF lots
numbered ave lO and sig (6) in block number
fifteen (15) 1 Kinney and Hodges addition TO
the City Of abilene, In Dickinson county.
State Of Kansas. The said real estate will be
sold pursuant TO the Judgment OF the
Court 10 said cause recited In said Order Of
sale.
Witness my hand this sist day Of July, 1907.
Sheriff Of Dickinson County, Kansas.
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MANcHEsIEs
4 Lots 10. 20, q; %, 2a, - q 8 Hal
8, blk .. Lots 10, a, blk Il: Lot 3. bll
s, blk co. Lot IS. blk a.
Lots Il, i y, Sls T. T. "'''~'A'''
81 and al 81, 4th street.
IalInage N 1uekeye.
+ Lots Q, 7, 5, blk ].
SOLOMON.
Beginning sw cor Main and Chestnu
SITS. thence Q along line Of Main ct 90.
It, . $50 II. W 2e2 II, n $50 #, ex q trac
175x221 II out Of ne cor Of same
Commencing Ct 2 pont lIs 4 v IRON
the. sw. corner Of Main and Poplar street.
Pa rqsninf shsnos r. i 49, i e = a ss
q sw cor q Main and Poplar SITS line
Of Halls blk, thence 1850 II, W 13 #. 2
15o II. e Main street thence east On
s sias IS 3 less T. Main q & Oi toss e. q
Isl, Main st. Lots 20. 81, So < center ~
It II, Third St Lots SO to los inc, Third
4. Lots g. "a 4s, q, ls2, is!. iss. "a
loo, iii, iii. lis. lii lie, Fourth e Lots
1913, l27, Fourth St Lots 81. IA, IS. 20.
and ali &c, Is, 70. "a, Sixth It
HALL AND wHITNEY's ADD.
Lots /. Is, R R st. Lot A, Fourth st.
Lots 10, Is, %. Fifth st; Lot 40, Fifth st.
Lots : ~ . d E1ftb AID {;
Lots J. to. ., blk /. Lots 10, II. 1e, 10,
e. blk ots to ~ y i IS =, and a 80 Ito t.
s, Lots Il to 80. blk .. Lots u 70 81
20 IN AZ hik q I,ota To Ia inc and az
to IS, Six .. Lots II to 81, Blk 10. y
ROCK ISLAND ADD TO SOLOMON.
Lots 7, 8, blk Is.
CARLTON.
Lots i. s. blk Q. Lots "a, 20. 2S. 80, blk
p, DILLON IN RIDGE.
BANNER CITY.
n IGs 81 % By u.s. LG IS % ID ols ~ g. L Sf
1t L H1' e1t ~ ~ [ Lots tSt' & b. 4!
%, "a, rs, 20, 81, AS, 20, 80, 81, 80, blk 81.
Ali blk III. All blk 2s ex lot 50.
ENTERPRISE.
Lots 20, "a, blk 3. Lot 10, blk 3. Lots
\ 8. 5 and n half 7. all 2 and two-thirds
4 a 1S 4 4 P Sk Lott Lots - H. u Il Sis
Lots &, 4, is, 20, blk Il. 57xil7M # in
NV cor Of blk 81. 150x295 It In ne cor
Of blk 49,. ne quarter blk IS. half sw
quarter O'A . sENNs ADD. ~
Lot 9, blk l. Lots II, 10, blk 4. Lot
- ~ PRATHER's ADD.
Lots IS. 20, 22'' 80, 81, ok :. Lots 2
' CASES ADD.
Lots 2, 4, blk 2.
DETROIT,
Lots II, 1s, i. ~ y 10 IS, 30 blk "B"
-'O'' " ~ LAMBS ADD.
Lot II and half ., blk G. 8 half lot
=" YIN HOPE CITY.
4. W 50 It Of 9 q It I. blk 5. . 80 #
lots l., 2, blk 6. 2bxsO # W center end
THuRsTM AND swAYzEs ADD.
9, T. Z 5if d, K 5oa75 81 IT n side J. Blk 2
GROWERS ADD.
Lot ), Blk is. 8 10 It lot .. blk IL
HENQUENETs' 1sT ADD.
Lot 4, blk |; Lots II. Y, lss and Il +
between 3 and p BLK i Lot ? 3 blk :
SHORES ADD.
AOI o. uih L.
Lots 0. TO- blk {. Lots 3, ., 10, blk 7. |
p h iots S,t 10 + and GsS s. Il H. bik
Blk ia 50x20O and $40 OF ) half blk 10. |
lots i. q. 4. IT, II, blk Il. Lots /, 3, |
"a 10 ia nj blS il. w 10 II Blk 20, half blk |
sS'' =" =" Vs. -
Lots s, 8, 2, 8, blk 5. Lots 2. 3, blk g.
Lots T. saI I'll i Lots "a /, D. 8, blk s |
Lot 8. biz & s;srpAN.s Ir,, ADD
ShEEhANr sif1 Az ~ To-,
Lots Il; pth 4 90 an pi IN w. 10
IA, r. TO- TO- DIX .. Aots y ~ ~ a.
DIX y. .,rr, D,,e srry Ann
SHEaHKoAN, e1h "a az Io,s
!, ], 9, blk j. Lots 49, w. DIX g. Lots
b & ~, DIX .. 80 49,. on .,,O,o
IoxSSo II IN 30 quarter VI sec 'V WIPE
4. ns,n-
pN 1o.,
Lot M ~ "a ana Ict n "a II Fl * Xix Ia Lots
: Sia anS haM % n 81 blk II Lot ii.
M Il a1 %ot nI !. Six 81 a. - D'A >" ~ -
TOWN Or LxoMs,
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section crosses said r Of w,
thence with said section line
z Of said section " to boginuing.1t 70
20 quarter ...'.... .,....,... s.ls le .
% quarter.... ......' ...... ....zy ~
ew quarter ..s....,.,s. ......s.3t ~ =
lan's sub div Of lots H. Il. Blk !. Lots 5,
8, blk .. Lots 10, n. blk II. Lot .. blk
H. Lots .. 10, blk 10. Lot !, blk IS.
Lots T. Is. D TO- II. ~, blk Is. Lots ], 3.
s, blk 20. Lot Is. blk Is.
TalnaQe IN WlIlowdals.
81 and ali 81, 4th street.
Talimage In Buckeye.
; Lots Q, 7, 5, blk !.
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Beginning at sw cor 80 quarter
he quarter 10 rods, n 80 rods
W ~ rods, o As rods, Q 16 rods
So rods to beginning. :. 10 10 ! w
Beginning 16 rods W Of sw cor
Sc quarter ne quarter W 16
rods, n 36 rods, 10 rods, 8 35
rods to beginning. ....,...13 10 Wi
ON on line OF 9Th ct Solomon
W 22S II, n 166 It, Q 50 It, n
"a ft,e 1T8 #, 200 It to begin
0lng.s..,.,. ..s....,,ss .slS 10 w
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STATE OF KANSAS, !.
Dickinson, County.
To All Whom 1t May Concern:

Notice hereby given that the following described lands
and Town Lots situated in the County Of Dickinson and
State Of Kansas or much thereof may be necessary
that purpose, will, on
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ilss l q ssotiss las, "a I'd DE !
81 ccntar, n % r. Of " Of No
Fnor1un hlauch Of RIA p
n m themes with nald 4 u "
3 = + nruur1 The n curve 10
4 point q tha u ~ W "a ne
WI.hlia y I'll CRIApRR
Nhere ne c-riu l1s q ~
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IL e IT'S n, . II n 10 BEGINNING
nerianlnr a. q cor - quarter ne guar
Ter q ed IA typ ~ 4 n go ~ = %
G p n e VI, . alulr q " g q
rIlnInf
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First published in Abilene Weekly Reflector
August !, 1907
SHERIFF. Sale Under Execution.
STATE OF KANSAS, L..
Dickinson County,
State OF Kansas
w.
Edward Makins.

BY virtue Of an Execution to me directed
and delivered, issued out of the Eighth Ju-
diclal District Court Of the State OF Kansas,
sitting In and for Dickinson County, In said
b. 1901 ct the honr OF ten O'Clock A, n, Of
said day, at the front door Of the Court
House IN Abilene, In the County And State
aforesaid, offer for public sale and sell 10 the
title and Interest Of the above named defend
ant In and 70 the following described real
estate to- wit; Lets seventy-three CD, seven
ty-nve as and seventy-seVen (53) on 9th
street 10 South wick 4 Augustlne's addition
sasd property levied on and % be sold as
the property OF the above named defendant.
]. B. FAVOR.
o. @ ToWEIR, Sheriff
Attorney for Plaintiff lT-B
eherifrs ONCE, Dickinson County, Kansas
July 81, 1901.
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" AhaSA - A'o
Logan To"'nShIp.

ne quarter ex R R..........'....e u z
Sc quarter ANN. ..............5l ~
100x7S It In Sc cor sw quarter. .28 u
8 Ia acres ex 150x89 ft..,.......28 IA 3
Beginning on n sec line and W
line Of station grounds Of OK
q w r r, thence W rs 1t,
on line parallel with the 10
sec line to the n line Of stock
yards, e to station grounds, n
IN heRinning
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chOever Township.
Beginning 1856 It Of NV cor Of
ne quarter ne quarter . TO
center OF Chapman creek, II
II to, Clay County line and
10 beginning $50. ,.........,. II
A lot beginning at point reds
E Of NV cor Of ne quarter ne
quarter, running thence . to
the center OF chapman creek.
thence rods and It, thsnce
to q point 1856 II Of ts,ay
County line, 49, y thence n
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r NV quarter and " half

ter NV quarter and W half
NV quarter ne quarter and gw
quarter ne quarter. .:.;:......N Is .
quarter ne quarter. ...........14 IL 2
Part Of half ne quarter COM
mencing at Sc cor Of said ne
quarter, running thence
along middle Of Turkey creek
1644 rods, thence 1870 It,
thence 8 200 It thence 200
It, thence 8 GA It, thence
368.28 IT, thence 124.74
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-15
EAGLE ROLLER RINK.

What promises to be one of the leading events of the season is to take place at the Eagle roller rink, Mon day, January 2S. This event is to be q fancy dress and costume carnival. To make the event more interesting Managers McMahon and Halllwell have promised twelve handsome prizes to be awarded to the persons wearing the handsomest and most comical costumes. The prizes are now on exhibition at Dexter's drug store and are attracting large amount of attention. Among the prizes are costly Japanese Mariaga ware, gents Morocco toilet case for travelling, fully equipped, lady's toilet set, fancy China set of egg shell cups and saucers, roller skates, rattan shopping bags, gents military brushes, etc. A short while previous to the event one of New Hayen's costumers will be at the rink with costumes to let them to who ever may want them. The exact date of his coming will be given in this pa- per There will be an admission of 15c charged and a limited number of reserved seats at 25c for spectators, which are now on sale at the box of- flee.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-15
The Reid & Hughes
 DRY GOODS co.
"IF IT'S MADE OF RUBBER WE
 HAVE IT."
Boots,
 ArCtiCS.
 RHbberS

Bear in mind that we are head quarters for Rubber Footwear. Re- member that We sell first quality for the same or less than others ask for the poorer kinds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-15
ORGAN RECITAL.

Because of numerous other attrac- tons the organ recital at the First church last evening was attended by a small but enthusiastic audience, be- ing much pleased with Arthur L. Towne and Mrs E. Robert Newcomb who rendered some difficult compost tions. Mir Towne showed that he is most proficient at the organ and play ed the Guilmant composition in manner to call forth praise. The "Pastorale" from the First Sonata: the "Nuptial March" and the Can zona" gave the organist plenty of scope to display his skill in execution and registration. Mrs Newcombe is a contralto of no mean ability and last evening her numbers were ef- fective. In c. B. Hawley's My Little Love" the singer was at her best. Undoubtedly the reason that the at- tendance last evening was small was because of the rehearsal of the Ora torio society and at Mir Towne's next musical the church will in all proba- bility be crowded.