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amm BUSINE83 CARDS. Legal Notice 1 ft 5 I A Neatly Trimmed Hat 1.50 itB a Si! We are overstocked on trimmed hats and are making prices at abont ooBt. of all kinds at very low prices. The best trimmer in the city, O. ELDER, 610 Kansas Near Sixth St.

Millinery F. L. EVARTS Printers 620 Kansas Ave. Rock Island Route. GoodWork, Prompt Execution, Prices Reasonable.

Santa Fe Route. Dt effect on and after November is, 1890. WESTBOUND. Trains. Leave Kansas City.

Arrive Topeka Leave Topeka Wichita Denver Vestl blEx (Can. non ball) Oklahoma Texas San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Ex El Faso A Mexico Express. Kansas City Topeka local, Plug Colo do. Night Express Manhattan Ac-comodatlon. (Ex.

Sunday) 13 8:00 am 9:00 am am 11 :10 am 11:10 am 12:55 pm 1:15 pm 1:15 pm 7:80 pm 12:05 am 10:20 am 11 :20 am 1120 am 1:15 pm 1:40 pm 9:00 am 10:45 am 11:00 am 11:00 am 5:00 pm 9:35 pm 12:15 am 153 8:00 am Stops at Topeka. 1 EASTBOUND. Trains. Arrive Topeka. Leave Topeka.

Arrive Kansas City K. 0. Ex New York Llm. Ex Chicago Vestibule Ex. (0 a nno n- -ball) Atlantic Missouri Hiv-er Night Ex Kansas City A Topeka, local, Plug.

a a tad (Ex. 14 3 :00 pm 8:10 pm 8 :10 pm 8:30 pm 5:30 pm 6:0 pm 8-50 pm 6:10 pm :15 am 00 pm 6:15 pm :23 am 6 00 pm 8:15 pm 7:00 am 10 7:00 am 9:15 am 154 10:00 pm Starts from Topeka. BETWEEN TOPEKA, ATCHISON AND ST. JOSEPH. In the District Court of Shawnee County, State of Kansaa.

H. 0. Hodges, Plaintiff, 1 ve Peter Hncker. Henry Childers, Alexander Roberta, Richard Clay and Case G. F.

Wood, Trustees of The United.1 No. Primitive Baptist Church of Topeka, 12182. Kaneas, James Thomas, Daniel Willlnm-, and Alexander Wagner and The United Primitive Baptist Churoh Of Topeka, Kansas, Defendants, TO Riohard Clay and G. F. Wood, Trustees of The United Primitive Baptist Charoh of Topeka, Kansas, defendants in above entitled action- Yon and each of yon are hereby notified that on the 10th day of November, A D.

1820, the ilaintiff H. O. Hodges in above' entitled notion iled hie petition in the Clerks office of' the District Court of Shawnee County, State of Kaneas against yon and other defendants above named. In above entitled oause, and that yon are required to answer said petition of plaintiff, on or before The 10TH DAY OF JANUARY. A.

1891, or eaid petition will be taken ns troe, and meat rendered against yon and other defendants, for (200.00, with interest at 10 per cent per annum, from November 28th, 1889, and costs of suit, and (or ths forsolosnre of the mortgage given to seenre the payment of the same by said defendants above named Peter Hncker, Henry Childers, Alexander Roberta, Richnrd Clay and F. Wood, as trustees or The United Primitive Baptist Charoh of Topeka Kansas, upon the follow, ing described real estate situate in Shawnee County, State of Kansas, to wit Lot nnmbered five hnndred and fifteen (515) on Polk street, in Gould's Addition to the city of Topeka, ana that said real estate be sold by deoree of said oonrt, for the payment of snoh judgment and costs, in the manner provided by law; and that upon the confirmation of snch sale, yon the defendants, and each of yon, and all persons olaiming nnder yon, or any of the defendants, be forever debarred from any and all righr, title, interest, nnd equity of redemption in and to said premises. H.C. HODGES. Plaintiff Jetmore Jetmore, tor Plaintiff.

i ttest: W. E. Sterne, 1 Clerk Distriot Conrt, Shawnee Co, Kan Legal Notioe. In the Distriot Conrt ot Shawnee Connty, State of Kansas. Edom McKee, and Case Jans McKee, Plaintiffs No.

vs. 12277 Almond G. Drake, Defendant. TO Almond Drake, defendant in above entitled action: Yon are hereby notified that on the 25th day of November A. D.

1890, the plaintiffe, Edom McKee and Jane MoKee, filed their petition in the office of the Clerk of the District Conrt in and for Shawnee county. State of Kaneas against you in above entitled cause, and that yon are required to anewer said petition on or before THE 101'H DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1891, orraid petition will be taken a9 trne, and a judgment rendered against yon for specific performance of the contract set ont la tue plaintiffs petition, requiring yon to convey by deed with covenants of general warranty the following described real estate, situated in Shawnee Connty. State of KanBas, to wit: Lota Numbered three hundred and one (301) three hnndred and thee (803), three hundred anc five (305), three hnndred andseven(307) and three hundred and nine (3e9) Donplaes street, in Beals addition to Topeka; or that in case of your failure to so make said deed, within a time to be fixed by the oourt, that Buoh deoree to stand in lieu thereof; a judgment for twohuDdred dollars damages for yonr breaches of ths conditions of said contract, and costa of suit, as provided by law, and that you be divested and debarred and from all right title or interest in or to said real estate.

EDOM McKee and JANE MeKEE, Plaintiffs. Jetmore Jetmore, for Plaintiffs Attest: W. E. 8terne, Clerk District Conrt Shawnee Kansas Publication Notion. In the Distriot Conrt Shawnee Connty, Kansas.

E.C. Bates, plaintiff, vs R. Town and I. N. Town, Case No 11629 Defend an to, IN, TOWN, one of the defendants In the above entitled action will take notice that he has been sued in said oonrt to recover 709.00 with interest that on the 2tst day of November 1899, the plaintiff oansed an attachment to ba levied in said aotion upon the N.

E. quarter of 8. W. quarter of section 28 town 11 range 1 in Shawnee County, Kansaa, and that nnleee he appear. and answers the petition filed in said action on or before THE 10THD1Y OF JANUARY, A.

D. 1891, eaid petition will be taken as trne and judgment enterod ordering eaid land to be sold to satisfy said debt, interest, and costa. J. T. WARD.

Attorney for plaintiff. Attest: W. E. Sterne 1 Clerk District Conrt. Publication Notice.

First published in The Bnbget Nov. 29, 1890. In the Distriot Conrt of Shawnee Connty, Kansas, es: J. B. Bartholomew, Plaintiff.

I vs. Squire Trivitt and 12032. Elizabeth Trivitt, Defendants. Kansas to the defendant: Trivitt and Elizabeth Trivitt. Greeting: Yon will take notioe that yon hav been sned in the above entitled action and yon most answer the petition filed by the plaintiff on or before THE 10 TH DAY OF JANUARY 1891.

or the petition will be taken as trne and judgment will be rendered aooording to the prayerof the petition, against the defendants Squire Trivitt and Elizabeth Trivitt for the snm of of $150.00 with interest at 10 per cent from the first day of Jnne, 1889, and for a farther judgment and deoree that the mortgage described in said petition shall be foreclosed and tbe land desoribed in said petition and in said mortgage, to wit: Lots number three hnndred and sixty (360) and the north half of lot number three hnndred and sixty two, on Kellarn avenne in Jenkin W. Morris addition to the city of Topeka Shawnee county Kansas, be sold to pay said jadgment and tue oosts of this action, and after the sale thereof that the right, title, interest and eqnity of redemption of the defendants Sqnire Trivitt and Elizabeth Trivitt be foreclosed and forever barred in and to said premises or any part thereof, QUINTON QUINTON, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Attest W. E. Sterne, seal.

Clerk District Conrt. 14 Pudlication Notice. First published In The Bndget 13, 1890. In the District Conrt of Shawnee Connty, Kan. sue, as: J.

Bartho omew, plaintiff, vs. E. H. Morey, defendant. AMES J.

HITT. Attobniy-at-Law and Notaby Public. 707 Kan A T9. Topeka, Kan Surgery and Dla-f) a eases of Won an, (80 Kansas avenue. Hours, 8 to 4 p.

m. David oveumyeh, LAWK Ell, 60 Kansaa sve. A. H. Cask.

D. H.Case, Stznogbafheb and Notaby -USE BON. LAWYERS. Rooms 11. 12 and 19, No.

04 Kansas avenue. Topeka, Kansas. Practice in all State and Federal Courts, Criminal Law, Collections and Lands. T. JVAHD, Attorney and Counselor at Law Praotloea In the State and Federal Conrte.

80S Kaunas Avo. Topeka. N. B. ARNOLD.

Attorney and Counselor-at. Law. Specialties: Real Estate and Commercial Law Prompt attention Riven to the oolleotion of olaima. Office, 81 Kan. ava.

Topeka, Kan. A. B. Quinton. E.

8. Quinton1 UINTON QUINTON. attorneys. 831 Kansas A Topeka. Kan H.

T. MARTIN, ARTIST, 629 KANSAS AVE. Tooeka Kansas LEGAL Publication Notice. First published in The Budget Nov. 29, 1890, In the District Conrt of Shawnee County, Kansas.

Seth Eggelston Plaintiff, I vs. R. M. Crane and I 12038 Ella S. Crane, Defendants.

1 THE State of Kaneas, to the Defendants: R. M. Crane and Ella S. Crane, Greeting: Yon will take notice that yon have been sued in the above entitled action and yon must answer the petition filed by the plaintiff on or before THE 10TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1891, or the petition will be taken as true and judgment will be rendered according to the prayerof the petition, against the defendants R. M.

Crane and Ella 3. Crane for the earn of $1500 with interest at 12 per cent from the 15 day of March, 1890, and for a farther judgment and decree that the (mortgage described in said petition shall be foreclosed and the land desoribed in said petition 'and in said mortgage, to wit: Lots number ninety-seven (97) to lot number one hundred and niueteen inclnsive on Maryland avenue. Highland Park addition to the city or Topeka, Shawnee oonnty, Kansas be sold to pay said judgment and tbe oosts of this action, and after the sale thereof that tbe right, title, interest and equity of redemtion of the defendants R. Crane and Ella 8. Crane be foreclosed and forever barred in and to said premises or any part thereof.

QUINTON QUINTON Attorneys for Plaintiff, Attest: W. Sterne, Seal.J Clerk Distriot court. 1 14 Sheriff's Sale. In the District Court, Third Judicial District, Shawnee County Kansas. Jonathan Thomas, plaintiff, Case vs.

No. I. W. B. Grant, Defendants' 11988.

IJY VIRTUE of two executions now in my J- hands one in the above entitled ouse end one in the case of Jonathan Thomas vs, I. W. B. Grant No. 11375, both issned ont of the District Conrt, to me directed and delivered, 1 will on the 12th day of January, 1891 at a sale to begin at 10 ooiook a.

m. of saic day. at the frontdoor of the Conrt Honee, in the City of Topeka, in Shawnee Connty Kaneas, offer for eale at pnblio auction and sell to tbe highest bidder for cash in hand the following described real estate and appnrtenances belonging thereto, to wit: Lot No 12J and the sonth half of lot No. 118 on Taylor street, in the oity of Topeka, snbj, ot to mortgage, interest and tax leins in the enm of $2638 24 100 and the taxes for the year 1890 in Shawnee Connty, Kansas. Said real estate is taken as the property of said I.

W. B. Grant, defendant and is appraised $1861.76 subject to afore said leins and will be sold to satisfy eaid executions. The purchaser will be required to pay cash for said property at the time of sale. Given nnder my hand, at my office in the city of Topeka, Shawnee Connty, Kaneas, this 6th day of December 1890.

J. M. WILKERSON Sheriff. Cnrtis A Safford, 25 Attorneys for plaintiff. Publication Notice- First published in The Bndget 13, 1890.

In the District Conrt of Shawnee Connty, Kan-eaa, sst J. B. Bartholomew, Plaintiff, v. Lnther StawBit, Hannah Stewart and H. Browning Defendants.

THEStatoof Kansaa, tothedefendnnto: Lnther Stewart. Hannah Stewart and L. H. Browning Greet! Yon will take notce ihat you have been sued in the above entitled action and you mast answer th. petition filed by the plaintiff on or b.

THG28TH DAY OF JANUARY 1891, or the peti.ion will be taken a. true and judgment will be rend, red according to the praver of the petition against tho defendants. Lather Stewart. Hannah Stewart end Browning, for the enm of 380(1 with inter at at 12 per cei from th firs' day of October, 1887. and for a further judgment and decree that the morigsge described iu mid petition shall he foiecloeed ami ths laud d-B nbed in saiu petition and in said mortgage, to wit Lots No two hnndred and five (205) two hnn-dtvd and sever (21 1 and two hnndred and nine (200) on Ouklsno Avmne in Jeukin W.

Morris addition to ths city of jpeks, Shawnee Connty, Kansas be sold to p.y said ja gruent end the cos's of tide action, and af er the sab ther of that the right, title, interest ai rqmty of re-, riemption of the defenuants Luttier Steward bnah Stewart and L. H. Browning be fore-clo i and forarar barred in and to said premises or any part thereof. QUINTON A QUINTON. atiys iot Plaintiffs.

Attest; W. Sterne, --M hal Clerk District Conrt. ISSUED ONCE A WEEK. J. F.

DANIELS, Editor and Manages. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE! One Year JO Sis Months 00 ADVERTISING RATES Will be made known on application. Send postal card and von will bo railed upon. THE BUDGET. 881 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kansas.

Tue Budget is entered at the postoffloe at Topeka for transmission through the mails as seoond class mail matter, Notice, No one is authorized to contract indebtedness in the name of this paper, or to collect any money, or to receive oonrtesies from railroads, theaters, except upon written order properly made out on regular printed omoe stationery and signed by the manager. Oakland Items. Mr. Peaks little boy is eiok with the diphtheria. Mr.

Carlisle has recovered from a four days sickness, Mr. Peeks little girl, nine years of age, died Saturday at 10 oolook was buried, at 11 oclock last Sunday. Annie Thornburg was runniDg a race with one of her eohool mates, Tuesday evening and the horse beoame frightened and threw her and broke her arm. There was a New England eupper at the school bonee Tuesday evening, 16, by the Union Sunday eohool. There was an interesting address on the labor question by a gentlemen from the city The militia got orders Wednesday evening to be ready to go at any time to fight the Indians, and the timid onee are much worried ubout their tcapls.

One of the boye is going to buy a wigg to fool the Indian that tries to soalp him The Methodist Sunday school scholars and and all the teachers remained last Sunday to praoiioe songs for Christmas and discuss what kind of Christmas tree they should have. Mr. Sidwell, the superintendent, favored a Christmas castle, bnt the idea did not seem to take. There was quite au exciting time at the Oakland school, Wednesday afternoon. Mr.

Feibins, the professor was sent for in one of the lower grades, in returning he found the door locked and he asked the scholars to open the door, they would not open it, so he took the key and locked the door so the scholars oould not get out and he conld not get in, he told them that they would have to remain there until nine oolook to recite their spelling lesson. The scholars were exoited and all began to sing John Browns Body, etc. The boys thought of every way to getVrat while the teacher was at the door, Willie Williams and two other boye olimbed up the bell rope and went through the loft and dropped down in the hall all right. Frank Bria-dle jumpted out of the second story win dow. Tee boys oalled the girls the north window and asked them they would come down if they brought a ladder and thev said they would, Boy Williams, Ellsworth Knight, Char lie Haslet and Arthur Peters went to the army hall and got a ladder and put up in abont five minutes and told them to come down, five boys came down the ladder, some one told the teacher the ladder was up, but they hid it before he got around, eo the girla did not get down after all.

There were all having a lively time and ringing the eohool bell every once in awhile. The girls were thinking they would have to etay till nine oclock, but the teacher let them out at half past five, then the excitement was all over and tbe scholars went home and the orowd dispersed. Dont miss the opportunity if yon need any shoes, to call at the receivers shoe sale, 422 Kansas ave. The Bnrglir. Speaking of the Burgler, which is the attraction at the Grand opera house next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, the Syracuse Standard says; It iL carefully constructed study of a man who is led over a downward path, bat in whose bosom a heart beats to the tender memories of a better day.

The play is popular here and will no doubt draw large audiences. The Ingleside minstrels will give a performance, chaistmas afternoon and eyening at Crawfords. Receivers shoe sale, 422 Kansas ave. The Court has ordered Mr. G.

E. Bruder, of St. Louis to sell out the entire stock of boots and shoes formerly known as the Cbioago Shoe House, 422 Kansas avenue. The mail carriers 5th annual ball will occur at Metropolitan hall, Thursday evening. 25th, and a pleasant time may be expected by all who attend.

Tickets admitting lady and gentleman may be had of the carriers at $1. Receivers shoe sale, 422 Kansas ave. J. E. Bruder receiver.

Lower Hallroad Rates For The days- The Missouri Pacifio dlway greets all its friends with a Irish for tbe Merriest Curistmss and the Happiest New Year, and takes pleasure in offering greatly reduced -round trip rates to enable them to visit their friends at any point on this road, not over 200 miles lstnnce. Tickets are on sale December 24'b, 25th end 31st SDd January 1st, good to tarn until January 5 h. Fur lionets and all further information, apply to your looal ticket agent. Holl Ni-ver before have the people of Topeka a ebanoe to buy shoes as they will have at the Receivers 8ale, 422 Kansas avenue. 1 i i 1' i i H- 1 i i During1 the next six months oommeno- log Wednesday, Oot.

let, hie Private School of Baaineee will be open three sessions per day. Forenoons from 10 to 12 oclock, afternoons, from 2 to 1 o'clock, evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock, tand the following rates of tuition paid in advance, will inalnde the nee of all books and stationery for the course taken Evening leesons from 7 to 9, $6.00 per month, 00 for three months. Day leesons from. 10 to 12, and from 2 to 4 oclock, $12.00 per single month, $32 000 for three months, or $60.00 lor six months. When a student takes forenoon or afternoon lessonB only, the tuition will be the same as for evening lessons.

1 No deduction for absences to a student in health In all oases of serious illness however, the student's time will be cheerfully extended. Call during hours mentioned, or address C. E. Pond, Topeka Postoffice box. 414.

Topeka Vacuum Cure We make a specialty of spinal injuries and Kesultant Pafalysis. No ted hot iron; No ceiling harness; No neck baiter but a treatment soothing and strengthen, ing. Special contracts made with eo-. called helpless cases. No cure no pay.

$100 REWARD any case of Sciatic or Muscular Bheumntism we cannot cure. We rpeak from personal experience of most hope less kind, believiug that what has cared us will cure you. Oar own physician and surgeon will attend you in sickness. Terms on application. Office hours: 10 a.

m. to 12 a. m. and 1 p. m.

to 3 p. m. Investigation solicited. Eleotro-Tbermal, hot air and vapor baths, $1.50 to $2.00. Compound -oxygen treatment at home $12.00, at office $20.00.

618 Kansas Avenue. SNACQUSINTED WITH THE OEOOBAPHV OF THE COUNTRVW I MUCH INFORMATION FROM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF THE Icap.EocUsW&PaciicEy. Including1 Lines East and West of the Missouri Biver. The Direct Route to and from CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND, DAVENPORT, DES MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFFS, WATERTOWN, SIOUX FALLS, MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL, ST.

JO EPH, ATCHISON, LEAVENWORTH, HANBAtf CITY, TOPEKA, DENVER, COLORADO SFNGi and PUEBLO. Free Reclining Chair Cars to an from CHICAGO, CALDWELL, HUTCHINSON and DODGE CITY, and Palace Sleeping Cars between CHICAGO. WICHITA and HUTCHINSON. SOLID VESTIBULE EXPRESS, TRAINS of Through Coaches, Bleepers, Free Reclining Chair Cars and (East of Mo. Bivcr) Dining Care daily between CHICAGO.

DES MOINES, COUN. OIL BLUFFS and OMAHA, with FREE Reclln-ing Chair Car to NORTH PLATTE and between CHICAGO and DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS and PUEBLO, via St Joseph, or Hannas City and Topeka. Splendid Dining Hotels went of St. Joeeph and Kansaa City. Excursions daily, with Choice of Routes to and from Salt Lake, Portland, Los Angeles and San Franclaco.

The Direct Line to and from Pikes Peak, Mani-tou. Garden of the Gods, the Sanitariums, and Scenic Grandeurs of Colorado, Via The Albert Lea Route. Colid Express Trains daily between Chicago and Minneapolis and St. Paul, with THROUGH Reclining Chair Cars (FREE) to and from thos points and Kansas City. Through Chair Car an1 Sleeper between Peoria, Spirit Lake and SiO palls via Rock Island.

The Favorite Line Watertown, Sioux Falls, the Summer Resorts and Hunting and Fishing Grounds of the Northwest. The Short Line via Seneca and Kankakee offers facilities to travel to and from Indianapolis, Cincinnati and other Southern points. For Tickets, Maps, Folders, ordesireu at any Coupon Ticket Office, or address E. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN, Genl Manager.

Genl Tkt. ft Pass. Agt CHICAGO. ILL. Hair Cutting 15 Cents AT O.

Johnsons DUTTON HOUSE' BARBER SHOP, Frat-olass Work or no pay. The Central Barber Shop has more good barbers and bathing rooms than elsewhere, plenty of olean towels, soaps, oosmetics and perfumes at lowest prices. The Central is the only shop that has a special department for ladies end ohil- dren. S. E.

cor. 7th and Kansaa under Central baDk, H. O. WilaoD, pro prietor. Fine Playing Cards.

I Send ten (10) cents in stamps or coin to John Sebastian, G-ul Tkt. Bnd Pose. Agt Chicago, Bock Island a Pacific By, for a pack of the latest, smoothest, and slio est playing cards that ever gladd-ned the eyes and rippled along tbe fingers of the d-vot-e to Sigh-Five, Seven-Up, Casino, Duch, Euchre, Whist or rdjt other adent or modem game, and get font moneys worth five times over. PASSENGER EQUIPMENT. Train No.

11 is Denver vestlbuled express, having dining car, Pullman palaco sleepers and free reclining chair cars to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo without change. Train No. has free reclining CuAlr cars to Wichita, Wellington, Caldwell, McPherson and Hutchinson. Train No. 9 has Pullman cars, free reclining chair cars and day coaches to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo without change.

Train No. 8 has Pullman sleepers and free reclining chair cars to Wichita, Wellington, Caldwell, El Reno, Hutchinson and Dodge City. Train No. 2 has chair cars to Kansas City, and first class coaches to St. Joseph.

Train No. 12 is Chicago vestibule express, having dining car, Pullman palace sleepers and free reeling chair cars via Kansas City to Chicago without change; also chair car Belleville to St. Paul and Minneapolis without change. Train No. has chair cars to Kansas City and St.

Joseph. Train No. 10 has chair cars to Kansas City and connects with our Chicago train from Kansas City. Train No. 228 is a local train leaving Topeka at 5 0 p.

m. and makes direct connec. lions at Kansas City for St. Louis and the south and the southeast, Omaha and tha northwest. City office, 601 Kansas avenue; telephona 30.

Depot, corner Kansas avenue und First street; telephone 384. T. J. Anderson, General Agent. 1 James Nunn, Ticket Agent.

I Fostofflca building, North Topeka. I Xele. 86. A. C.

SLOAN. DENTIST, Topeka. 728 Kansas liente. First Class Work at Reasonable Prices. Artificial teeth mounted on Gold, Aluminum and and Knbber Plates.

Especial attention iven to their, Natural Appearance aud Utility. Porcelain and Gold Crowns. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. GO TO THE EXCELSIOR J05 OFFICE FOR FINE 1. I I I Prices Reasonalk W.

F. MCHENRY, 106 E. 7 St J. F. PETRIK, Practical Upholsterer, Corner 7th and Quincy Sts.

All Kinda of Upholstering and Furniture Repairing. Electric Carpet Chairing. Carpets Cleaned and Pat Down on Short Notioe. Good Work Guaranteed. Notioe.

To Whom if May Concern: Be it known that my petition is now on file in the office of the obate judge of Shawnee connty, Kaneas, king for a druggist permit to sell intoxicating liquors at 409 Kaneas avenne, in the Foirth ward, of the oity of Topeka, and that the hearing for the same is set for January 6th. 1891 at 10 a. m. Topeka, Deo. 6th, 18901 24 w.i.

i i i No. 1, dally, carries through Pullman palace and tourist sleepers to San Francisco via Las Vegas and Albuquerque; also fre reclining cbalr cars to Emporia, Newton, Hutchinson and Nickerson. No. 3, dally, carries through Pullman palace and tourist sleepers to Los Angeles and San Diego via A. A P.

rosto, without change and Pullman palace sleepers to El Paso, via Las Vegas and Albuquerque. No. 5, dally, is a solid vestibule train, Cannonball, to Denver via Puoblo and Colorado Springs; and carries Pullman vestibule sleepers, free reclining library cbalr cars; also Pullman Palace sleepers to Fort Worth and -Galveston via Wichita and Guthrie without change. Close connections at Colorado Springs and Denver with Colorado Midland (Broad Guage) through Palace and Tourist sleepers to Utah points and San Francisco, No. 7, dally, carries through Pullman palace sleepers to Denver via Pueblo and Colorado Springs; also Pullman palace sleepers to Winfield and Arkansas City via Wichita Pullman combination parlor and sleeping car to Wichita; and free reclining chalf car to Wichita, Wellington and Caldwell.

No. 13, dally, has free reclining chair carr to Wichita, via Emporia and Newton. No. 2, daily, is a through train from Sai Francisco, with through Pullman pa ace sleepers; also through tourls sleepers and free reclining chair cars Chicago without change. No.

daily, Is a through train from tl: City of Mexico and El Paso also from ea Diego and Los Angeles, with through Pm man palace sleepers to Chicago wlthou. change. No. 6, dally, is a solid train, Cannonball, from Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo and carries Pullman palace vestibule sleepers to Chicago without change; also free reclining library chair cars. Through dining car service, Topeka to Chicago, The handsomest train In the world.

No. 8, dally, has Pullman palace sleeping cars to Kansas City from Denver and Arkansas City and Wichita also free reclining chair cars from Wellington and Caldwell. No. 1. dally, has Dee reclining chali cars to Kansas City from Wichita, Newton and Emporia.

Nos. 9 and 10, dally, ran between Topeka and Kansas City only, and carry free reclining chair cars. Nos. 101 and 102 ran dally, between Topeka and St. Joseph via Atchison without change.

107 and 108 ran dally, between Topeka and St. Joseph via Atchison, wlthouf change, carrying Pullman combination parlor and sleeping cars. Nos. 153 and 154 run dally except Sunday, between Topeka and Manhattan via Bur. lingame, Eskridge ann Alma.

Nos. 2, 6, 8, 10 and 14 aU connect at Kansas City with trains for St. Louis, Chicago and East and close connections made at Chi cago and St. Louis for fast trains to New York and Boston. ROWLEY BROS.

Agents Santa Fex rente, southeast oorpei Sixth and Kansas avenues, Topeka. Or W. C. GARVEY, Agent at Depot. Or ARNOLD A 8TANSF1ELD, Agents, North Topeka, Union Pacific: Change of time.

In effect November lGth. EASTWAED. No. 2. Kansas City Fast Line, 4 40 a.

m. No. 6, Kansas City Accommodation, or. 7:2 a. m.

Iv. No. 8, Eastern Limited, 2:57 p. m. No.

4, Express, 8.35 p. m. ESTIVA Rl. No. Express, 11:10 a.

m. No. 7, Denver and Pacific Coast Limited, I 05 p. ni. N5.

6, Junction City Accommodation, ar. 6 30 p. m. lv. 6-50 p.

m. No. 1, Nlglit Express, 11:45 m. Dally except Sunday. All others dally.

Trainee. 8. solid vestibule to Chicago, dining car, free chair cars, running over the Chicago A Alton from Kansas City, has through sleeper for St. Louis via. Wabash.

Train No. 7, solid vestlbnle tor Denver, making direct connection for Pacific Coast. Through Pnliman car for Salt Lake, through colonist car to Portland, etc. City ticket offee, 621 Kansas Ave. kZ THE State of Kansas, to tha defendant, E.

H. Aiorey: Greeting: Yon will take notioe that yon have been sued in the above entitled action and yon most answer the petition i led by the plaintiff on or betor THE26TH D4Y OF JANU BY, 1891, or the tition will be taken as tine and jodg. mnt rendered accoroirw to the prayer of the petition, against the defendant, E. H. Morey for the snm of with interest at 3o per cent om the tenth day of Jone, IB 9, and a farther jadgment and decree that the mortgage deecribed iu eaid petition shill bn foreclosed otd tbe land described in said petition and in eaid mortgage, to wit: Lots nnmbered (wo hundred and fifty-uuie (259), and two hundred and sixty-one (Oil) and wo bonlred and two hundred ant ax y-three .1) on Oakland A venae in Jmkin worn ftiHUdon to the Gity of Topeka, Hhewnee county, Kansas aol to pay said jodg en' and the cts of tftis action and after the sate thereof that the right titl interest and epoity of reel pi ion of the efndant H.

Morey be foreclosed and forever barred in and to said premises or any part thereof. QUINTON A QUINTON. Attys. for Plaintiff. Attest 1 W.

8. Sterne, seal. Clerk Distriot Coart..