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MOpRISVILLE.

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N"Ie'-Mrs' = cutler Of Green's
uo'o returned nome FRIDAY after visit
ing her sister Mrs. +. 9. PaGe-Miss
Josephine FISK who has been the
guest of Mr.. anu Mrs. T.. Z. Siloway.
went to Somorviic. Mass. Friday, and
viii soon take Up her work as dea-
oonoss in Bostoi Miss Jessie Barnes
came Friday TO visit her sister NDs
J. \. Bundv.- ropsy Turvcy" the
comedy drama pr, scented Thursday and
Friday evenings " the senior class OF
Peoples Academy was well attended
ana gave general satisfaction.
MIR and Mrs. s L. stevens have
moved to the new tenement of George
Wilson on Bridge strcet.-Mrs George
y. Drown has returned from BOSTON,
Herbert SmallcY returned Friday from
hia trip to Iowa.--R. l.. Barrows eX-
poets to move this week to his new
house IN Olive stYcet-Mrs. Ellen CAL
lup returned Friday from five
Wceks' visit In Palmer and Westflold.
Mass-Miss DELLA Thompson and her
father will soon occupy rooms vacated
by r. l.. Harrows at Mrs. Eliza GRAMS.
Mrs. L. y. Palmer, who has visited her
sister. Mrs. W. NJ sargent. returned
to Wilder SaturdaN.--Mrs. w. 7. Smi-
lie OF WaterVlI!" came SATURDAY to see
her father, ID. c. smith. whose condi-
lion does not imrroV".--ludge Henry
NJ. cornell OF cambridge was the
guest SATURDAY OF ms son, clayton
CORNELL
Miss Bertha Frink Of Montpelier IS IN"
guest Of Mr. and Mrs II p. Munson .-
Miss sod!e sherman passed sunday IN
Hyde Park.-Miss Clara Burt and Mrs.
j. i. Fartlow were IN johnson over sun
day.-Mrs. Mary Dubray OF johnson Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. c. a. Spnlcr.
over Sunday.-Miss Flora lIebb of JEFF
forsonyille, reopened school in the Delano
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NEWPORT.

Nearly 500 men were present at thu
mems meeting in tho opera house
Sunday afternoon and were addressed
by Rev. G T. Schaerer. AT the even
Ing service in the CONGREGATIONAL
Church 500 We're present.-Although
arrest Of persons, who have been
stealing out OF refrigators has beon
brought about. the work still goes on.
The last offense was at the homo Of
Mrs. Mary LeaVitt In the West end
SATURDAY evening, when all the Sun
day meat and eiibles were stolen-
Nh ana Mrs J. T. Akin returned Sun
day from New York city.--lohn Broui-
lette Of Nashua. n. H.. is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos Brouilette
capt Thomas Norton has put the
Easo!ene tug John a. III in winter
quarters at the dry dock on Ham
monds land!ng.-Rep. T. c. Williams
passed Sunday ana Monday in town
attending 20 village and schooi mat
tiers.
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her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Frank chase
MIR. anG Mrs. II. NJ. Stafford OF WI
nooski arr spending the week with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs Edgar Maynard
Lewis Robertson has bought and
moved into George Morrison house on
Main street and Mr. Morrison Mas
bought and moved to the Wheelock
farm below the villagc.-Mr. and Mrs
Wallace Tratey were in st Adams
Saturday and were accompanied home
by their daughter, Mrs. Estella Kirby,
who has been sick at the hospital for
some timo.--frwin Brown has moved
into Charlie Aliens tenement at the
foot of church street and Homer
Holmes has moved back to his farm at
the north part Of tho town vacated by
Mr.. Brown. toward cakes has been
confined to the house by sickness for
two weeks.-R Bennett has moved In
to s. y. Camrhell's house on West hill.
Mr.. Campbell has gone to New York
to stop with Wis son, II. j. Campbell.
through the winter, ana Mrs. Camp
bell will live with her son, Elmer
Wetherell at NOrth Cambridge.
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l.AMOILLE COUNTY.
STOWE.

Edward p. French died very
suddenly of heart trouble at his
home In Stowe Hollow We'd
nesday. lie Is survived by his wife. who
was Miss Jane Rowell, a daughter. Mrs.
Bradley Magoon and -four sons. Ira.
Arthur, Roy and Ernest French, all OF
Stowe. He was the last survivor OF the
children of Aaron French, brother
Martin f. French. dying about three
months ago. Feuncrnl services were held
Friday afternoon at his home
The funeral OF II. i. French. who died
in his 10th year Nov 4. was held
at his home Friday afternoon conducted
by the Rev, j. Q. Angel. Tho bearers
were the deceased's four sons, Ira,
Arthur Roy and Ernest French. his SON
in-law. Bradley Magoon, and nephew.
Carlos French. The burial was in River
bank cemetcry.-Ah' and Mrs. w w.
Luce and son, Marshall, will leave Mon
day for their home in Florida Mrs.
Luce and son. Marshall left Mon
accompany them,-Miss Elva Warren
gave a surprise party at her homo Fri
day evening for Miss CLYDE jenny. About
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WOLCOTT.

Edwin infant son of c, NJ wood. died
eGn' sday night of indigestion and COM
h""jiona.-Mrs. a W. Guger OF Han
over y. H., came Thursday night. called
here by the death of her sisters child
Bart"r x son are building livery barn
on the property purchased by them
Natalie the 4-year-old daughter Of MI
and Ms. William Richardson IL i'll with
typhoid iever.-Mrs Charles Hubbard
was taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital
Tuesday for treatment. DR. G. c. Rubee
accompanied her-Almon Leach Is visit
ing in Craftshury.-Th schools with the
exception of the village and Riverside
closed last week. The two named Were
late In commencing on account of the
diphthcria scare.-EiGht Inches OF snow
toh the last of the week--Cephas Board
man shot the first deer in town Monday.
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. f. W. Dal attended min
istcrs' meeting in ST. Adams Tuesday
and the chapman meetings in Iurling-
ton Tuesday night.-M Ella Randall
returned from Springfield, Mass, Satur-
day.--Msses Margaret and Ruth Hop
kins returned from Boston Thursday
morning.-The Ladies' Aid Of the Meth
odst Church are building a veranda on
the parsonage.-C. W. Gates expccts to
20 to Kansas and Oklahoma the last of
the week in tho interest of the Enos-
hurgh Falls Savings Bank and Trust
Co.-Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Dawson return
ed from Sheldon Monday.--The ladies' of
the Congregational Church are to Give q
chicken pie supper in their NOW p.,....
Thursday evening, November H. Tn,y
have finished off the basement of tho
church ana now have some well eouipped
rooms. Harold Powell spent a few DAYS
with Donald Hamilton I'm Middlebury
the past wcck.-G. W. Hall of DAkors-
field was in town Tuesdny.-Thc condi-
tiou Of ". G. Kobie remains about tho
same lie Is able to 20 ort.
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HYDE PARK.

Tho Rcv Chas. r. I!amlin of East
hampton. Mass. preached here sun
day.-Edward L. NoYcs. for - years
cashier of the Lamoille County National
bank Of this place, has resigned. He in
tends going to Texas. The place made
vacant has been filed by the election of
G. A. Knight, for many years treasurer
of the savings bank,-The men realized
$50 from their church supper a young
son Of william Emerson was buried
Saturday.-The young ladies of St
Teresa's Church had dance at the gym
Friday evenlng.-The new bell IN
the congregational church was used for
the first tme Sunday,-Senator PAGE
and G. A. knight were In Swanton Fri
day Representative Shcrwin ana Seua-
tor Lewis were at home over Sunday
Lyman Minor Is building a cottage at
Rivprside Glen.
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ENOSBURGH.

Tho women of tho Congregation So
ciety served chicken pie dinner at
the parsonage yosterdav.-Thc e. T..
meeting will he held this evening at q.
:. Fassetts.-Mrs. ]. NJ. Wright passed
several days IN St. Adams last week
with Mrs. J. n. Lihbey. returning home
Faturaay.-Iiarry Kidder was in st. Al
hans Saturday to take the examination
Tor the position Of mail carrier on route
No. !, East Enoshurgh, In place of his
brother, Carlton Kidder. who resigned in
his favor John Leach has found q fine
fprine on his farm which will supply his
buildings with water Merritt Eldred
has rctMrnol from Mnssn chl sntts
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GRAND ISLE.

ing aftev lingering illness fIo was a
veteran of the Civil War and there are
only two more left of the number that
responded to their country call in
Grand Isle. He was also tJc several
years lighthouse keeper in The channel
between the islands until his health
failed. Archie Hurlburt his son from
Boston, and Webster Dixon Of Somer-
Vile Mass. were called hero ny his
death. He leaves three children Victor
Of Grand Isle. Archibald and bessie. wife
of Edison Gordon OF Grand Isle The
Grange in Grand Isle will give q surpcr
Friday evening in the church dining
rooms
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DERBY.

Ernest Ailooo and son. Lawrence. WHO
went to Springfield, Mass. last week
to meet lis wife who Is visiting there.
will return this week.-Mr. and MIS-.
William Rivers are the, parents Of an.
other daushter Mr.. and Mrs Elmer La.
mere OF West Derby are the parents {
son born last week. Mrs Edward
hastings Is quite ill-Mrs Frank Rirr
end Mrs. Clara Smith have both had
severe attacks OF tie grip.-Mr and Mr.,
Jesse Bay have moved to Lowell where
Lee Will work in the creamery. -idwart
pcruaha has moved from Henry Cram
calls house into the one he bought at
the upper end of the pond and Guy Coob
has moved into the Craudall house.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Henry Babcock OF St Adams was at
II. II. CominEa's over SInday.--H. y.
Pond treated the men who work in the
horse power factory to a supper at
Abcrcorn Saturday night-'rhe sixth an
nual mems chicken pie supper was given
in the vestrY of the Congregational
church Wednesday .-The Woman's Aux
Hilary served supper in Ccmbs's hall
Thursday eveniug.-The exhibition given
ry the school Monday evening was well
attended Several people from this place
went on the excursion to Montpelier
TMnslnN.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

The Rev and Mrs. Fl. Clay Searles,
who arrived here from Brasher Falls,
N y, saturday are stopping with
MI and Mrs, ~. r., Sturtevant until
the parsonage Is repaired. The Rev,
Mr. Searles has been called as pas
tor Of Union Church and began his
lahors Sunday.-A sale and supper
wcro held In Reads block Thursday
afternoon ana evening Nov. H. under
tho management of the Church Relief
society. The proceeds were *G5.-The
Womans Auxiliary met with Mrs.
Oscar Merrill Thursday afternoon
from two o'clock until four.--Henry
Mitchell has moved his stock of groc-
cries to the rooms In Reads block
formerly occupied by w. II. Morcy as
, drug store.--Mrs Ann Hale and
Slaughter, Miss Mary Hale. have re-
turned from weeks visit in st. AL
Bans
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FLETCHER.

Fred Raney shot a large buck weigh
Ing about 200 pounds early Monday
morning in the John Brush lot.-Mrs.
W .. Clark had a birthday party Sat
urday. Many relatives and friends were
present, Miss Mabel Corsc 1t at home
fror, Fairfax.
Alfred Ranney shot deer Monday
morning that weighed about POO pounds
90. y. Gates of Burlington is visiting
his daughter. Mrs, Il. G. Parsons
Horace Flanders is moving his family
10 Johnson-P Pearl Ntherill of Milton
has moved into F, l.. Smiths tenement
house ana is working for Mr.. Smith.
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critically III tor several days is consid-
cred Ntt.e better Edward Bailey While
working in the Smith Brothers SHOP
sawed three fingers Off and grazed an
other.-George T Howard returned Fri
day after spending a few days in Boston.
-Orrin Lunt has bought farm on
Black river known as the j. II. Clark
farm Leon Patterson moved to Hard
wick last week where he will enter The
drug store Of II. r. Kimball.-Elmc,
Stratton and family have taken posses.
sion OF their new home.-Mrs. Dawson
of Derry, \. II. Mrs Stratton's mother
came last week 10 spend the winter with
them-Mr and Mrs. c. II Hanson
spent the greater part OF last week IN
Parton.-Mrs. Jesse Goodwin Of Gardner,
Mass. Is Visiting IN tlis town
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JEFFERsoNVILLE.

At the meeting Of tho o. Z. : Thurs
day evening. there We're six visitors
from Johnson chapter. DID. g NJ. Mrs.
Lillian Chase and Enos sherwin. -. u.
@. y, visited oftlcle''y'h II Nyc was
the guest OF his hro'Her' william Nye,
in johnson over SUNDAY 'o'umha Grs-
void Jackson of N's'uns'h Is visiting
relatives in this Nc'hi'y'-b"er We're
shot Monday and tuesday by George
Westman. George Gilman J. G. Blais-
dell FRANK BETTER, George Burnor, ID.
Mari FRANK Melvin, W. G Lease Carl
Manchester l. P. nlaiSdeil' L, Rey-
nnldn
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MORGAN.

t. Moore's stolen papers were
round saturday at Newport in a pile
or lumber, The thieves evidently con-
Siuered them of no use.-Several Of the
Morgan ODD Fellows attended the dis
trict meeting : Island Pond Thurs
Day evening Cows a Joseph Berry's
auction averaged over $40. hay about
$40 per ton.-DaYton Stokes has i'm
proved his farm house by the addition
OF an ell.-1,Claud Peavey has moved
into the Gilmore house lately bought
by j. \. Calkins
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J. II. Wills. and then will go to Bur
lngton to reside with her SON. f. O.
Shattuck, for the wintor.-The little son
of Fred Guard, who is Ill with d!ph-
thoria is no bctter.-MTs. Med Cheney
has sold her farm to Harvey Lampherc
ana M Warren has moved into the
Ira WLittemore hoVsc.-Miss Ethel CO.
hurn who has been III with tonsil'tis,
las so far recovered that she has gone
back into her school again which has
leon closed several days Roy COburn
Of Milton, who has spent his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Nj H. W.
'olurn, has returned home.
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BROOKFIELD.

The funeral of Mrs Calvin jackson
was held Wednesday of last week at her
late home. She was in Ter sSth year and
enjoyed about her usual health TIL within
a week Of her death. The Rev y. II.
Strong officiated Mrs. Jackson is sur
Vived by her son. E. c. Jackson. and a
daughter, Mrs. Julia Peabody
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Laura start has gone to virginia
to spend I'll" winter with her sister
Miss Frances l.edoux of Richford has
been spending a few days with her
mother.-Mills Perkins, who has been
working In New York. has returned
home-Mrs Asa Raymorc who has
been spending a few days in town has
returned to St Albans.-The first deer
Of the season in this town was brought
in by clyde Wheclock. 1t was shot at
$3.50 Monday morning and weighed 10
nnnnne !.
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GRAND ISLE 0JYTY.
SOUTH HERO.

T. b. Landon, Mr. and Mrs. T T.. Kin
ney, Mrs. Laura Allen and Miss Lucy
Allen ATTENDED the Horticultural u.4eting
at Montpelier last week.-Mr Weed Of
the L. V. NJ. organized sinsug school
at the vestry of the Congregational
church Monday cvening.-Mr ana Mrs.
Stevens ana son spent Sundny ii Bur
lington.-A Lincoln Kirk, impersouator.
will give an entertainment at no .rson's
hall wednesday evening under The aus
nices of tho Maple Lawn aCadcrnr
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

9 T. Skeels Of Milton IS sneod,ng
the week in town.. Il. Cross has re-
turned from Boston.-M w. Poquette
IS spending the week in Elmore.-Dr
=. i cutler and daughter, Mrs NJ. l..
Ham, Of bakersfield are visiting G. r.
LYon.-Mr. and Mrs O. II. Bixford
tpent Monday in Bedford, +. @, guests
of Rev. and Mrs. W. c. bernard
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LOWELL.

John McAlister has gone 10 lrashurgk
ard from there he viii go 10 Manchester,
y. H., to visit his sister, Mrs. O'Neil.-
The schools I'm town close Friday untt
after THANKSGIVING with the exception
of the one in the LaClair district, which
will close a week later.-Dr. n Titte-
moro has returned from Massachusetts
whore ne passed the summer with rela.
tives.-The cows ON \. A. Macomber's
farm wero tested Saturday ANA 10 were
condemned Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Adams
are the parents of a son, born NoYem
Der 3.-liahlon Dcblois has rented Levi
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
cEAFTSBURY

Archie Chase has purchased the era
ham White farm PAYING 5000 lie took
possession last week. Fired Bailey, who
was very III last week, IS improving
Mrs Minnie Woodbury., who has been
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BELvEERE

Curtis Brown killed buck deer Mon
aav morning. tie is the bear hunter. 81
yonrs old-Nrs. A. NJ Sharuck has
gone to woleott to visit her sister, Mrs.
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HILL WEST.

Miss Gertrude Hawkins, who has been
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UCo-'inucJ on page ~
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-02-08

In the endorsement of Will
liam Jennings Bryan by the Kan.
sas Democratic state committee
there are no eulogistic words
over the Nebraskan which would
denote any remarkable enthus-
1asm for him by the Democrats
OF Kansas. Chances are that if
one could get right down to es-
sentlals he would not find much
real enthusiasm for the much de-
feated presidential aspirant.
He seems to be the octopus that
has the Democratic party of
THESE United States securely en-
tangled within his tentacles. and
the weakness of the party is
shown by the fact that he cannot
be shaken Off.-Topeka journal
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-02-08
do. they abuse each other, or the
town in which they live.

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just right, when you have a bad
stomach, take something right
away that will assist digestion:
not something that will stimu.
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that will positively do the very
work that the stomach performs
under ordinary and normal con
dltlons, something that will make
the food digest. To do this Won
must take a natural digestant
IKE kodol For Dyspepsia. Kodol
Is a scientific preparation of
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Each dose will digest more than
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SON.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-02-08

As several bachelors got into
the station bus one of the men
twho was quite a portly fellow
noticed that a certain young wo-
man had a grip exactly like his
but that it was placed with the
rest OF the baggage, on top. In
order to avoid any mistake he
kept his inside and kept it at his
feet He was soon engrossed
with his paper, and did not notice
the young woman reach over and
draw the grip close to her side
Being of a numerous turn of
mind he waited until she was oc-
cupied with a book and then
pulled the grip to it's former pos
1tlon, the rest of the travellers
looking on with amused express
slons- In turning over leaf
she looked down and suddenly
became aware of the removal of
the grip She was quite indip-
nant, and with some force in her
voice and manner said. 'sThat
is minen' and jerked it back close
TO her feet Touching his hat DO
ltely the owner said, with a mer-
~ twinkle in his eye: s.All right.
madam, but may I please get nv
pipe and nightshirt out? You
Ire welcome to the rest of the
things"
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School Report.

Report of district No. 26 fo,
month ending January 81.
Number days taught, 20.
Number pupils enrolled, %.
Average daily attendance. Is.
Cases of hardness, 9.
Pupils neither absent nor
tardy; Earl and Guy Van Wrinkle.
warren and Lola Walker, Alma.
> ulle and Ray La Shell, Edna.
Lucy, Anna, Mabel and johnnie
Hays. LYDIA r. JosEpu
Teacher.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-02-08
First publication February 1. 1908.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court of Trego County.
Kansas.
state OF 4 KANSAS to Sarah A. Wilson her nm
6Hnown heirs and legal representatives
Sarah A Wilson. her unknown heirs and
regal representatives will take due notice
S,iaI you nave been sued in the District
SourS or 1rego County. Kansas in an action
~ "nIch Cnas. r. Hendrie is plaintiff and
you are defendants. and that Won must
AZ, wer the petition fled in said case on or
t pe .ore i4th day of March. 1905 or said Deti-
oloii VII De takef AS true and n Judgment
Ire1. accordingly in said action against
y iol quleting and confirming the pIaintiff's
estate lying and situate in Trego County
n "a VIZ: The south west quarter secfion
III IT., zen I'D. township twelve Q2) south
range twenty four GA west 9th p M Kan
sas. ana barring and foreclosing you from
se.Slng U D any claim or interest II, or To tho
sa Al real estate described above or auy mari
SAUM & PURCELL
49,. Attorneys for Plaintiff
Attest: c. E. RIDGWAY
tSEALl Clerk. District Court. Trego
County. Kansas.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-02-08

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within certain length of time.
When you feel that your stomach
IS not IN good order, that the
food you have eaten is not being
dlgested, take a good natural di,
gestant that will do the work the
digestive juices are not doing.
The best remedy known TODAY
for all stomach trout les is Kodoi
Whicn Is guaranteed to give
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here by w. w. Gibson.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-02-08
(Flrst published February 1. 1000
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court OF Trego County
Herbert H. Bacon. pl,,n.,r
lanes D Rohm and George c. Ward. and
tne unknown heirs. devisees. admfnistrat-
above named defendants. Defendants
Scrtbed: VI uo-
You and each of you will take notice that
You We been sued In the District Court Of
urego county, State of Kansas by Herbert
d. Racon; that said plaintiff, Herbert RI
Bacon. filed his petition against Won in safd
court on the 24th day of January A d 1ons
wherein he prays for Judgment against
you tnaG MS title and estate In and 70 lofs
eIeven. twelve. thirteen, fourteen and 6fteen
IN The Osborn, Monroe and Henkel Iand
Company's sub division OF block twentW
TOUR In the City of Wa Keeney fn the Conyy
" or Trego and State of Kansas he eStab
iisned against the adverse claims of the GO "a
95etenoantS and each of them and thai said
uoaen 9ants and each of them aud an Der-
s ~ 81 ming by or through them or anv of
ther De barred and forever estonned fr, -,
having or claiming any right or title ad yarsa a
20 the plaintiff in or to said premises .nd
Inat the title thereto be utiieted In The
plaIntin and that the defendants he adiudgo
ca 70 pay the costs Of said action and Won
M us1 answer the said petition ON or he Co.
Inc 18th day of March A. ID. 1908 or said Y,ati
1lon viii be taken true and judpment vii
De rendered against you in accordan ta wtti
Ine prayer thereof as above set forth
0lven under my hand and the seal of said
io . Ira, at an eeney- Kas. this oath day of
Attest: G. E. RIDGWAY,
tohAL-i Clerk District Court. Trego
HERMASa hoNG.
Attorney for Plaintiff