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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-01
IS
NOT IMPROVED
Union Men Now Believe
that the Strike Will Be
come General Next
Saturday.

Philadelphia March t. There is
but lulc Improvement in The trikc
situation Clashes continue to oc-
cur between the car crows and mobs
one mCtorman was $50 badly boat
EN- this morning that hc had TO so
to a hospital. and conductor was
saved from a similar beating by be
ing rescued by tile police
Various influences are at work
scclting to bring about arbitration.
but the car company refuses BE
cause OF this It has lost almo all
public sympathy
Union men are nrmer In the dec
laration that general strikdy VIII
take place Saturday.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-01
AND
LEFT FOR DEAD
Tramp Brutally Attacks
Young Woman Who
it is Thought Will
Die.

Washing,ol, Pa March Miss
Ceci ia Sabre OF Mcdonald, Pa. 1870
miles west lt h.re. was attacked
this morning b. a tramp. bgutally
tortured and left for dead.
Within hort time q posse had
taken up the trail OF the tramp.
Deputies We're rushed from here to
protect the man should he 10 cap
ured and prevent ly9ching
Mss Sabre will die. ir is thought.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-01
FURNACE
MAY RESUME
Stated Today that Owners
of Graham Plant Now
Have Matters I'm
der Adjust

What is con idered as reliable IN.
formation was received today to the
effect that the owners OF the old
Graham iron furnace which has been
idle for several years contemplate
resumption IN shor. t'-ns There
has been more or les talk In this
direction for Several months. butNhe
talk has been LARGELY on a specula-
tive basis. In Other words. the bur
den Of he remarks ha3 been in the
direction OF what Nigh, BE- accom-
plished in this way with abso
eubject
The present information comes
from man connected with the
owners. and while he has nothing
very definite TO give out he admits
that the proposition Of resumption
is now under advisement. Beyond
this no exact statements cannot be
made
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-01
ROWLEY TAKES
ANGELES PLACE

Boston, March DIR Francis II
Rowley, former pastor OF the first
Baptist Church OF Boston. today as
sumed his new duties as president
of the Massachusetts Society for tb,
Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals. He
succeeds George II Angel, and. lik,
tho latter, viii maintain important
relations with the American Humane
Education Society. The latter or
panization rs engaged ina world wide
propaganda work and has circulat
cd editions Of "Black Beauty" IN five
languages
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-01
IN GRASP OF A
TERR|BLEST0RM
Worst Conditions Ever
Known are Now Prev
vailing in Western
Washington.

Seattle March Western Wash
ington is now in the grasp OF the
worst storm conditions ever known
here From 100 TO $50 persons are
are SOW bound on trains without
food with wasEouts and suowsldcs
in front and behind them The
three days snow has been followed
by heavy rains
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ENGINEERS OUT OF
EMPLOYMENT

Ncw York, March Owing 70 the
completion Of the engineering work
N The Manhattan and Queensboro
bridges twenty-five engineers we're
dropped from the rolls by tho bridge
commissioner today and five others
|ill be out Of Jobs on March Is. The
citing out OF these men cut the
bridge department payroll more than
100000 a year
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-01

Mrs. Gertrude Atheron, tile Ia
nous novelist, who declares the
American woman has surpassed the
American man. She holds the Ens-
lish man up as the IDEAL man. And
says the American girl cannot be
blamed for marrying fore iKneIs as
they know better how 10 make love
than 4 retain it, She says suffrage
has shrplanted bridge whist and
that women arc losing their "catti-
ness"
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Extra N. & w. East Bound
Freight is Wrecked Near
Oakvale Early This
Morning.
@. G. DAVIS MEETS
DEATH INSTANTLY
Engineer Kirby and Color
ed Brakeman Severely
Bruised in Smashup.

Extra 395 with q train ol nifty
eastern loads ran into slide one
half mile east of Aoakvale. sta
ilon l6 miles east OF this city, this
morning at ! O'Clock. and instantly
killed Fireman c. G. Davis Engi-
neer w. J Kirby escaped with
sprained ankle, and colored brake
man named Preston was hurt abou.
the back
The train was rounding a curve in
q half cut at speed Of about thirty
five miles an hour, when the engine
struck thousands of tons OF rock,
dirt, and other debris, loosened by
the prevailing rains The engine
was turned completely over and If
teen cars were piled up. Engineer
Kirby according 10 statement he
made to representative of the Lea
der this morning, when he felt the
first shock. reached for his air valve
but the oscillation threw his hnad
away, and he missed the lever. IIe
was thrown from his cab. wltIrut
sustaining any serious injuries. Tho
Impact threw Fireman Davis between
the engine and the tender, and hc
was fatally crushed about the chest.
II Is thought that h's neck was
also broken. although there is but
slight external evidence of fatality.
Brakeman Preston was on the third
car from the head eGd, and jumped
when the engine struck the slide
His injuries are not consldered eori-
Gus. The injured men were brought
10 the Bluefeld Sanitarium and aftor
having their wounds temporarily
cared for were taken to Roanoke on
no this morning Engineer Kirby
IS resident of Roanoke and tho
colorcd brakeman also lives in that
city. "
The fireman Mr Davis is obop
thirty years Of age and 1rmer'v
resided at Paintsv'lle w. Ya Io was
unmarried and had been emplgvoj D,
the Norfolk and Western for abor.
three years Tho remains wero
Drought TO the Bluefe.d Undertaking
Companq's establishment and aro No
ing held for Instructions from o.,
relatives
Both main lines were blocked for
severa hours The passengers ON
nos lS 70 and 80 4 were transfer
REQ. The wesibound track was
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ADVICE TO DANGERS.
Given BY Chicago Judge in Deciding a
Case

chicago, Nov 23.-'When vou
-l-ce with q girl put 4 handkarchfef
L the hand that enCfrcIes her waist
--4r IS TO keep her gown free from
SPOTS"
=zvl1g given this advice TO all YOUNG
l-1- Municipal Judge Wells decided
Isl the girls case Miss Emma.
7-1 had brought suit against B
r. cleaner and dyer. He Reid
tl-- the spot which damaged her
cr=ss was not caused by the cleaner. a.
charged
Wh-Ie testffyfng Miss BoIanf admit
t-C she had gone 70 i dance Al the
TINE the spot appeared. and that tHa
llS-1rzd hand OF her dancing uaEne-
had rested on that portion Of rha
a-sr n which the SPOT appeared
As courts deduction followed.
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4 COTTAGES

Three along the 18th and LcwHan car
Hne.
Isr Five rooms. complete bath, gas
light and heat high ceilings, delightfully."-
decorated new barn cement walk Gel
lar city and vel water 100 feet rruut,
nd. SIX rooms. furnace. bath tub, gas,
wash house. with closet, barn. IL lots
shade, $2G00.
Srd New nice. five rooms, stairs to
attic two high east front lots, cement
walks $50
4th Close to Central park. nice five
rooms two corner lots. S2-55l
" " EORBES & CO. N E.-Lth.
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This property can be purchased BY max
ing 4 small payment down and balance
in monthly iustaInsnts-
A splendid location. overlooking Central
park. the most picturesque view Of any
place il the city.
Five rooms. all handsomely decorated.
combination fixtures. amber dome in din
ing room. buffet kitchen, oak finish bath
room equipped with nickel plate fixtures
basement under entire house, both walls
and floor cemented, nothing shoddy about
this house, ali material Of the very best
and workmanship first class.
If you are looking for a coy little
house. go out and take a look at II
Southeast corner Of Central park No
I5z4 Central Park Court
E MONTGOMERY, II Topeka Ave.
Phone Tgg.
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J-E. SHAFFE[R & co.
III EAST 9Th ST.

Our THANKSGIVING BARGAINS
$50 acres 10 niles from Topeka 1 niles
from Meridian. fine smooth upland. nearly
all tiIIabfe. 10 acres meadow, 80 acres pas
ture balance in cuIttEa ton alfalfa hog
pasture. orchard. good room house, barn
crib and other buildings, very cheap, so
per acre
10 acres miles from city limits OF To
peka On u1acadauized road. al first class
bottom land. ali in cultivation fruit fine
large house, barn etc Price s15,G0a-
50 acres n miles from Topeka, good
land, z acres timber, 10 acres alfalfa. 3
acres hog lot good orchard. splendid s
room cottage. fine shade, god large barn.
good hay barn crib, large poultry house
heg houses, fine location Price $500
acres extra fine bottom land within
one mile Of the state house: would make
d fire home or garden tract; would ex-
change for good rental property $500
have all kinds OF farms for sale and
exchange
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RODGERS, DAMS & co.
10 WEST 9Th

10 WEST 9Th
Ask FOR LIST
$50 A. 10 miles : w. of Topeka. Ry
owus, nuch bottom land. stream, timber,
tame grass. 50 4. corn { r. house. eZ-
uensiVe O1Lbu1Idings SI2.560.
100 a. = mi :. Of Topeka, II Ry- town.
smooth good land. largely tame grass.
some timber. sE1aH stream good build
i1gs. school close SO per acre
40 a. upland. mi n. E. orchard II a.
clover 3 a Alfalfa cottage I rooms. cellar.
cisteru new barn 41x44. school close, So go
Several large farms easy distance out
Sc 10 so per acre.
J E TORRINgETON.
1as W Str Topeka Kan
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TO LUlu Osreeu- alias Lulu S1eeu. VII
nam OSIeen ard - 0steen- wife OF
william Osteen, II living, or, II dead
70 the unknown heirs. executors. admin
EIraIors, guardians, deviseeS trustees,
and assigns of the said Lulu OSteel-
alas Lulu Steen- william Osteen and
-OsLeel, wife Of william Osteen-
You and each Of you are hereby uoti-
he'd that you have been sued in the Dis
lrlcr court Of Shawnee County. Kansas.
N an action IN which Z l. O. Neil. as re-
server Of the Vermont Savings Investment
company, corporation. OF Kansas, is
p-aInE11I. and yourselves and others are
brought TO recover the sum of Two Hun
or6d S11Ey-oue 6s26L50g and 5l-1gG Dollars,
due On certain real estate mortgage
note, With interest thereon at the rate OF
Ten 90 per cent per alEuu from the 18th
cay o. November, 1910 set out IN said
plaintiff petition filed herein as afore-
said, On the 10Th day OF November 1910.
and that unless you answer said plaintiff
petition On Or before the 5th day Of jan
uary, 1911 said petition will be taken as
true and Judgment will be taken against
you and all other defendants herein for
with interest thereon at the rate OF ten
tlol Fer cent per auuUl from the 10Th
day OF November, 1910, and excluding you
and each OF you from ever setting up or
Claiming any interest IN right or title to,
OF lien upon the following described real
bred Sixty (46l) on Lane Street, in Kings
Addition to the city OF Topeka Shawnee
County, Kansas, or any part thereof for
costs Of suit, and for such other relief.
as IN equity, the plaintiff may be eatitIed
70, O'NEIL < HOGUELAND,
Attest Paintings Attorneys.
r L THOMAS,
[SeaLI Clerk Of the District Court
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Ida B. Freeman. ct al, Defendants
No z6.zSa-
State Of Kansas 10 Ida B. Freeman
EuIala v Freeman. ZereIdA L. Free
man. James Henry :. Freeman and John
Edward & Fresman=
You VIII take notice that you have been
sued in the District Court OF Shawnee
County. Kansas, in an action in which
z J Freeman IS plaintiff. and you
among others. are DEFENDANTS; and that
said action Is brought by the said plaintiff
against you for the partition Of the fol-
loW11g described real estate lying and
situate in the County Of Shawnee and
state OF Kansas, Co-Wlt- Lot Sixteen f15l
On Kansas avenue in the City OF Topeka.
claims 70 De the owner Of undivided
ole-LenLh interest N the fee title II said
real estate, and that the defendant Ida
B Freeman is the owner of an undivided
one-haIf interest IN the fee tItIe IN said
real estate, and that the defendants,
EUlaIa ' Freeman ZereIdA l. Freeman,
James Henry 5. Freeman and John Ed
ward = Freeman are each the oTu6rS
OF an undivided Oue-tenth interest IN the
fee title 70 said real estate, and that the
defendant z J. Freeman. claims lien
upon said real estate II the sum OF Two
Thousand Dollars and that the defendant.
James Gillette Claims Len upon said
real estate in the sum O. Eight Hundred
Dollars that you must answer the said
petition filed in said action on or before
the first day Of January. 1871 said
petition viii be -taEreD aS true and a jJEdg-
meHt and decree rendered II said action.
parlIo111E said real estate accordingly
and adjudg1ug the amount OF the lens
held thereon by TIE said defendants E
J. Freeman and James Gillette. and IN
ed, a judgment viii be taken ordering
the same sold IN pursuance Of the order
OF said court
WHEELER & SwTTZER
Attorneys for Plaintiff
CSeaLI R. L THOMAS.
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FARM FOR SALE

50 acre Linn county ~ miles from Cen
terv1IIe 3 miles from Blue Mound 35 acres
IN cultivation. - acres Grover, 80 acres
pasture wells and c1SLsrn- room 10 use
small stable. Al fenced and cross fenced
For quick sale S, SEQ 81 $50 cash baiance
on tine at per cent interest Owner,
I N READ- 2e1 $500 Ave-
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Published in The Topeka state Journal
November ,, I910l
OFFICIAL CITY COMMISSION PRO
Commission Chamber Topeka. Kansas.
November - 1910. The City Commission
CLOCK q n, with the following Com
uisSiO1ers present. COMMISSIONER Bone.
Holsaan and IAndy-3- ABSENT, C9E11lis-
stoner Miller Mayor Billiard IN the
chair.
Communication from Jas. H Guy. reia-
tive 70 claim Of G c Soloulzu in the sum
OF $3.50 for the loss Of two horses. killed
by the humane officer after hiring at the
city dump was presented, read and.
On motion Of Commissioners Holman, re-
ferred 70 Commissioner OF Finance and
Revenue
Contamination from ". S. Fulton. city
Engineer, recommending that the side
walk tax assessed against tract belonging
TO Wa Grant IN Parks Addition. Block
B. North Topeka be stricken from the
tax rolls was presented read and
l-l1-lo1 o. -cL1llt--7a--4-GE amy the t-1Ly
Clerk Instructed 10 certify said tax OF
No further business appearing. On mo-
ton Of Commissioner Holman. Commission
adjourned to meet AT Q clock g. n, Fri
IseaL1 c B BrRGE
First published in The Topeka state
Journal Wednesday, Nov ls. lslo-l
In the District Court OF Shawnee County,
Nc. as-S72
william A. Hampshire. Plaintiff
Mabel B. Hampshire, Defendant
The state Of Kansas ID Mabel z Hamp-
shire You viii take notice that you have
beer sued IN the district csurt Of Shawnee
County kansas. by william Il Haa1p-
shire plaintiff and that said plaintiff
alleges n his petition fled IN the above
entitled cause thar you have abandoned
and been guilty Of gross neglect Of duty
and extreme cruelty towards the plaintiff
and praying that he may be divorced
from you, that you be restored TO your
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First published in The topeka Stzts
Journal Wednesday. Nov. =.
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AN-xrOr-s TO SELL. RESIDENCE. mod
era except furnace, gas only. . rooms
bath hall cellar eisteru, barn. shade,
paved street. lots 71.x15o- close N WesC
sale, part cash. balance easy terms Call
5sTi red. Ind
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NOTICE OF SUPPLIES REQUIRED BY
THE KANSAS STATE CHARITABLE
INSTITUTIONS.
Sealed proposals fer furnishing the sup
plies aeren named viii be received oy
the state Board Of Control until one
o'clock p II Saturay. December 8, 1910,
foE the following INSTITUTIONS:
Topeka State Hospital, Topeka
OsaWatoUie State Hospital. OsaWatonie-
State Hospital Tor EPilepC1cs, Parsons
State Home Tor Predetermined. Winfield.
School for the Deaf. OIAIne.
School for the Bind kansas City.
State Orphans Home. ACchiSou.
Boys Industrial School. Topeka
Girls Industrial School, R6loiL.
Commanding at a. n, On the following
days, Tuesday, December nth. Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes Wednesday, December
zth Groceries: Thursday December Sth.
Hardware. Stationery Flour and Meats.
contracts 10 be awarded each article
separately and Ia the lowest responsible
bidder provided tnaC where both the bids
and quality OF the goods offered are the
same preference will De given to resident
dealers % the State- Bidders on Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware and Station
cry must be present On the days upon
which contracts are awarded prepared to
place their samples before the Board
Detailed statements OF supplies TO be
furnished and specifications are on file
with the secretary OF said Board Of Con-
troll and subject to inspection and dupIi-
cate specifications and schedules VIII be
furnished upon application
By order OF the Beard Of Control Of
State Charitable Institutions.
H. c BOWMAN. Chairman
F W KNAPP. Secretary.
November Il 1919
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LEGAL

IFIrst published IN The Topeka State
Journal Wednesday, Nov. 3. 1901
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First published IN The Topeka State
Journal Wednesday, Nov. 9, BIOL
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LEGAL

maiden name Of Mabel 3. StuItz and en-
Joined from using the name Of Mabel b
Hampshire, and that all questions Of al
mouy be settled between you and t1e
PLAINTIFF. and that unless you answer the
said petition On or before the eth day
OF December. 1910 said petition viii Be
against you as prayed for in said petition
Witness NY hand and seal Of said Court
on T tals 18th day OF Nqysnha. 1fzd lslq
Clerk OF the District Court, shaEnes
] " BGMENn- AttoEney for PIaintir-
First published in The topeka stats
State Of kansas. Shawnee County. SIS.
In the Probate Court Of said County
IN the matter of the estare Of Walter J
Burgess. deceased
To All Creditors OF and Other Persons
Interested IN Said Estate
You are hereby notified mat at the next
regular term OF the Probate Court in and
for said county. to be begun and held at
the Probate Judges Office II Topeka N
said county, On the 5Lh day Of Decem Der.
OF December. 1910 I viii make final set
tIemeuL Of said estate
Having filed with said court ny, claim
for compensation as executor OF said
estate and Tor necessary attorneys fees
and other expenses necessarily incurred
IN the administration OF said estate I
hereby give notice, ordered by said
court, that said claims are set for hearing
IN said court On the 5th cay OF Deem
Der. 1910.
GEO. W. STANSFTELgl. Executor.
First published in The Topeka stats
Journal Wednesday, Nov. .. 1901
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
The state OF Kansas. Shawnee County IS.
In the Probate Court IN and for said
County
In the Matter OF the EstaEs OF william
Longakea
Creditors and all other peEsous interest
ed IN the aforesaid estate are hereby
no titled that I shall apply to the Probats
Court N and for said County, sitting at
the Court House in the City Of Topeka
Shawnee County Kansas, On the md day
of January, A. D. 1911 for fun and fina1
settlement Of said estate
Dated November %, A D. 1910.
AUGUST FLETCHER. Adninistrator.
First published in The Topeka Stats
Journal wednesday, NOV. 9, 1slal
State of Kansas, Shawnee County, s..
IN the Matter OF the Estate OF EuEtns
f WarCIn- late OF Shawnee County, Kan
saS, deceased
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that on the 10Th
day Of November. A D 1910. the under
signed was, by the Probate Court OF
Shawnee County, Kansas, duly appointed
Administrator OF the estate Of EruiIile E.
Wardfr, late OF Shawnee County. deceased
All parties Interested in said esate VIII
take notice and govern themselves accord
iugly- CHAS. z. WARDEN.
Administrator
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Miscellaneous Repairs and Painting at
the Q. s Court House and PostoHice. To-
peka, Kansas
1910
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until 2s9 o'clock P. II. on the It'll
day Of December, 1910. and then opened.
for miscellaneous repairs and painting az
this building, in accordance with drawing
and specifications, copies cf which may
be obtained upon application
a W SAIITE. Custodian
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First published in The Topeka State
JoErnaI Med1esday. Nog. g. 1910.
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State of Kansas, Shawnee County. IS
IN the Matter Of the Estate of A z.
Deeriug late Of Shawnee County, Kansas.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day Of November, A. D. 1910, the under
signed was. by the Probafs Court OF
Shawnee County, Kansas. duly appointed
Administrator with the viii annexed OF
the estate Of A. E De@rfng late Of Shaw
nee County. deceased Al parties interest
ed in said estate viii take notice and
govern themselves accordingly
ERA Nk 2 CClGVV Fl L. 8 frristrarr--
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State Of Kansas. Shawnee County, IS
IN the Matter Of the Estate Of Henry
SChE1iCI, late Of Shawnee CoIDty. Kansas
NOTICE OF APPoINT ALENT.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 22ud
day Of November, A. D. 1870 the Under
signed was, by the Probssts Court Of
Shawnee County. kansas ci1ly appointed
Administrator OF the estate Of Henry
SchuirL late OF Shavrse County. de-
ceased All parties interested IN said
estate VIII take notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
MII.I.ER A.lrni-istres tr.-
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Published In The Topeka state Journal
November -. I9Il-l
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The stockholders annual meeting of the
Independence Mines and Power company
will be held at the Office OF the Davis
Mercantile Co, 15 and 137 North Kansas
avenue. Topeka Kan, On Monday. De-
cember 5. 1910. at 80 p n for the pur-
pose Of eIectiI1Z directors for the ensuing
year and any other business which may
legally come before the u1eedug-
A. c. POTTER Secy.
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Thirst published IN The Topeka Stzta
Journal wednesday, Nov. 3, 12l9.I
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First published in The Topeka stats
Journal Wednesday, Nov. g. 1901
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In the District Court Of Sra vince County,
Kansas.
E J Freeman, plaintiff
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In the District Court Of Shawnee County.

In the District Court Of Shawnee County,
Kansas.
Z. L ONei. as Receiver of the Vermont
Savings Investment Company. PLAINTIFF.
Lulu Osteen, alias Lulu Steeu, wife of
wesley OsCesn, alias Wesley O. SCeen,
deceased; and the unknown heirs, ex-
eeUToTS, administrators, guardians devil
sees, trustees, and assigns Of Wesley
gSIeen+ alas Wesley O. Steen- and
James OsCeeu and Wilma OSreen. his
VIE, and William Osreen and -
QSIee1- his wife. all children and
awful heirs OF Wesley Osteen, deceased.
Defendants.
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First published in The Topeka state
Journal Wednesday, Not :. 1901
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-AN5TED TO RENT-a0 or 40 acres near
pekz with Improvement Would ura-
=- south or west CE city. VIII pay cash
-- Address Box 3l5 Smith Center. Kan
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
The state Of Kansas Shawnee County. SIS.
In the Probate Court IN and for said
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

HAYES GROWS THEIR OWN flowers
Funeral designs specially. IGz W. sta