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First published in the Wichita Times and Live Stock Journal, July 15. 1899. Publication J' otice. In the District Court of Sedgwick County, Kansas. Notice for cancelling plat and vacating streets and alleys in William Penn addition to Wichita Sedgwick County, Kansas.

To the. Public and to whomsoever may be interested therein You will take notice that J.M, Atwood have filed in the District Court of Sedgwick County Kansas, a Petition praying that all the streets and alleys in William Penn addition to Wichita be vacated, and the plat of said addition be cancelled, and that I will at the next term of Court, to-wit: the September term of the District Court of Sedgwick County, Kan- First published in the Wichita Times and Live Stock Journal, July 29, 1899, PUBLICATION NOTICE. In the District Court of Sedgwick County Kansas. Fred w. Beutley.

plaintiff. vs. Horace O. Wells Emnta Wells; II. W.

Lewis E. Edwards; Reiman; Earnest A. Reiman Edward jteiman W. H. Mtinn and Curtis 1).

Wilma-, (partners as Shinn Wilbur The Waters Pierce Oil Company a corporation, defendants. SUMMONS. The above named defendants are each hereby notified that they have been sued by the First, published in the Wichita Times and Live Stock Journal, August 19, 1899, LEGftL NOTICE. No. 20.461.

Ill the District Court in and for the County of Sedgwick and the state of Kansas. (1. Bailey. Plaintiff. vs.

Arthur Kee, Angelme Kee and Kee, whose first name is to plaintiff unknown, defendants. STATE OF KANSAS: To Kee. the above named defendant. husband of said Angeliue Kee. whose first name is to plaintiff unknown.

You are hereby notified that you have been suee by (I Dailey. in tlie District Court of -Sedgwick County, Kansas, and that you must answer the petition of said plaintiff, on or before the 2nd day of October, isfia. or said petition will 1)0 taken as true, and judgment rendered against you for the possession of lots 1,6, sand 10. on Hydraulic avenue, in McCantpbell's addition to Hie City of Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas, ami for $406.00 damages, and for costsf the aetiod. Attest IV L.

Aunktt, Clerk of District Court. J). Baii.ky, (sorb) Attorney for plaintiff. above named plaintiff in the district court of i eas, to be holden in said County, commencing Sedgwick County. State of Kansas, and that on the first Tuesday of September 1899, present unless they answer the petition of said plaint- said Petition to said Court, praying for said the petition of said plaint praying First.

Published in the Wichita Times and Live Stock Journal, August 19, 1899, SHERIFF'S SALE. No. 17. 427. District Court, lsili Judicial District Sedgwick county.

Kansas P. Ii. Dederick, plaintiff, vs. Nicholas F. Hyde defendants.

By virtue of an Execution, issued out of the District court of the 18th Judicial District sitting in and for Sedgwick comity, Kansas, in the above entitled action, 1 will on Wednesday the 20th day of September, A. D. 1899, at to oclock A. Mat the west door of the court house, in the city of Wichita. Kansas, offer lor sale at public auction and sell to the highest bidder lor cash in hand all the right, title and Interest of the defendants abovenamedin and to the following described real property situated in I lie county of Sedgwick, state of Kansas, to-wit: Lot number one hundred and twenty-four (124 1 on Market street, in Lees addition to Wichita Kansas, and appraised at $600,00.

Said real property is levied on as I he property of the defendants above named and will be sold with appraisement to satisfy said execution. Sheriffs office, Wichita Kansas, Aug. I7th A. 1899. C.

W. SIMMONS, Sheriff Sedgwick count, Kansas, II. St WART. Plain tiff's Attorney. First published in the Wichita Tillies and Live Stock Journal August 191899.

PUBLICATION NOTICE. In tin District court of Sedgwick county, Kansas. vacation of said streets and alleys and cancellation of said plat. J.M. Atwood.

per Dyeh Davis, his attorneys. iff aga.nst them filed in said action in lie of lice of the clerk of said court, by the 4th day of Septemcer, 1899, said petition will lie taken as true and judgment will he rendered in said action in accordance with tiie prayer and purpose of said petition in favor of the pla'nt-iff and against the defendants and each of them, quieting the title, possession and right of possession of the plaintiff to the following real estate lying and situate in the county of Sedgwick and slate of Kansas, to-wit; Lots two (2), four (41, six (6), eight (8), ten (10) and twelve (12). on Macon street, in Reiman's addition to the City of Wichita, Sedgwick County Kansas, and also enjoining and re-stra ningall said defendants from settingup any claim or title to said lotsadver.se to the title and possession of lie plaintiff. Attest I. L.

Arnett, Seal Clerk of the District Court. Kkkd. V. Benti.ky, Fluintiff's Attorney. First published in the Wieitita Times and Livestock b'tirnal, August 19, 1690.

Slierffs Sale. No. 15. 958. mil Frill Judicial District, Sedgwick Kansas.

dors Company. ia corporation). Plaintiffs. District County The In vc No. 20,043.

plaintiff. W. D. McKoi vs. DONT ROUGH UP.

Heat Way of Taking Stnels-Mm-Stltclies In Time. Mending- is something that nearly everyone has to do a great deal of, often or semi-oeeasionally, as the ease may be. To mend a rent neatly, to bo a good darner, is an accomplishment that any woman may be proud of. Silk dresses, which are so apt to get v.gly three-cornered tears where the skirts have caught on something, tire best mended with their own ravel ings. The stitches do nolt show as they would if made with spool silk, which is differently twisted from the warp of the fabric.

Carefully ravel out threads long enough to sew with, draw the tear together, and damns really as possible; then press with a heavy iron, not hot enough to leave an imprint of its rliapf or torn the color of the silk. Never use a silk thread for mending woolen garments. It is impossible to get exactly the same shades in silk and woolen materials, and the silk threads nresnre to slhow and call attention to the darn. Cotton is much Iretter for the purpose than silk and the rovelings of the goods to be mended are superior to both. From the surplus pieces left when the gown was made take one from which you can ravel threads, of about ten or twelve, inches, not longer, or you will have trouble in pulling them in and out, as they are sure to rough-up.

If the hole is very irregular or large, baste it. into as good shape as possible with a fine thread; it can be withdraw after the work is completed more easily than a coarse, one would lie. A book cover or piece of pasteboard laid under the whole will enable one to bring the goods together smoothly and flatly. small piece of pasteboard held under the rent while darning is as great a help as a darning ball is to the heel of a stocking. If two or more colors, as in mixed goods, choose the predominating tint; or two or three of the most, prominent colors, and use tirst.

a thread of one, then another. The most troublesome part is threading a needle with wool; but, fortunately, needle holes do not show in woolens as in silks, so one may use a very large-eyed needle. Weave in and out, taking in as deeply into the sound edges as is needed to make ft firm; then weave across the other way if it. does, not seem strong The ragged edges of a hole should not be trimmed for a darn, but s'itches over and under down each torn thread, ith the right side of the. work so as to see that! the threads down.

X. Y. Journal. William Grciffonstein and Catherine Greif- fcrifttcin. Defendants.

By virtue of an Execution, issued out the District mirt of the lsth Judicial District sitting In and for Sedgwick ounty Kansas, in the above entitled action, 1 will Wednesday the Joth day of September, A.D. 1S99, at jo o'clock A. at tin1 west door of the Court House, in the city of Wichita Kansas, offer fur sale at public miction and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand all the right, title and interest, of tin defendants above named in a ml to the follow in: described real property situated in the County of Sedgwick, and State of Kansas to wit Betrinninu a a point one hundred Ioni feet South of the south-east corner of lot even-teell 17 1 oil Water Street, 111 Creiffenstein's Fourth addition to the city of Wichita Knu-a-thence south two hundred and seventeen iiMTi feet, hence west three hundred diom feet, thence north two hundred and seventeen rjiT.i feet, thence eat three hundred i3Ihm feet to place of lxtri lining, subject to a moi tpin' of First published in The Wichita imes ami Livestock Journal. July 29, SHERIFFS SALE. No.

20.242. District i ourt, 18th Judicial District, ftidgw ick County Kansas. Clara Buttcrllcld, Plaintiff, vs A W. Marshall, Mary A. Marshall.

Jacob lloag. Hannah Hoag and 8. K. Guthrie, I iefendants. By virtue of an order of sab is-ued out of the District Court of the lsth Judicial District sitting in am! bn Sedgwick County Kansas, ii the nbov entitled action, I will on Wedncs day tin 3' ith day of August.

A.D lri'9. at In o'clock at tin west door of the court house in the city of ichita. Kansas, offer for -a oat jiubiio auction and soil to the bidder fr cash in hand all the right tit and mo res' t.i the defendant- above named in and to tlie following de-cribed real property situated in the county of ftedgwick. state of Kansas, to-wit otic 1 acre of land with all tlie hnildiiigs hereon, situate and 1 ing In and pait of the soul a-t ip.aitci Sect ion ftceti in I own-hip i went -live Range one East tic Imimda' ol said land commencing the So xx -t cornel -1 son's ten Mot hence running west twelve (lj) iods, the i North thin ecu a id one-thud 3' rods .1 1 English, ct al. Tin Stat of KANSAS to tin following defendants in tin- above cause, to-wit The Loin hard mortgage ompany .1 Henderson 1 ha rlcs Buckingham a nders ami Sanders his wife, James! and Williams his ife.

Man W. Ilendryx, NY Ilendryx, Jessie E. Beers, Susan ooper. N. F.

ieilerlandcr. B. II. Niederland-er. II.

H. Hettinger amt Hettinger his wife. Mary J. Wallace, i Maries F. Martin and his wife.

M.E. Buffington K. Lnwrene and ft oriwtt, The Kansas I. and Company. B.

ombard Jr. Andrew Fairbanks. William F. Leonard. 1 he Knight investment Company, Kaeiiel I.

Hobbs I. utler. and Englisli wife of J. M. English on and each of you are hereby notified that you hav been sued by said plaint iff in he above entitled tuu-.

in the above court, and that un less you an-xx! plaintiff's petition therein tiled, on or before the ith day of Octobi JMH, the alh-gfltioiis of -aid petition will bo taken as true and a decree will he rendered forever quiet i ng the po ession and title of the plaintiff a- against all ader-e idaim-of intei. -t title part of a- li and ail the defendants made in and the follow-ing rea estate, in ftfdgxx ounty Kansus. to wit Lot Pi on axel il lot- First published in Tlie Wichita Tunes and Livestock Journal July 29. 1899. Sheriffs Sale.

No. 19.812. District Court, 18th Judicial District, Sedgwick county Kansas. B. (iitliens, (1.

W. Rexsamer, 0. V. Fox, J. F.

Shclleulicrgei and U.G.Banborn.co-partnerB under the firm name and style, (iithens, Rexsamer and Company, plaintiffs, vs. George Knorr, defendant. By virtue of an execution issued out of the district court of tlie lsth Judicial district sitting in and for Sedgwick county, Kansas. in the above entitled action, I will on Wednesday, the 30th day of August, A. D.

1899; at 10 oclock a. at the west door of the court house, in the city of Wichita, Kansas, offer for sale, at public auction, and sdl to the highest bidder for cash in hand all tlie right, title and interest of the defendants above named in and to the following described toil property, situated in the county of Sedgwick, state of Kansas to-wit: Lots Sixty-five (65) and Sixtv-scven(67), on lijs Avenue, in Hyde Addition to the city of WichitaKansas, and appraised at $100,00, and subject to taxes amounting to $150.00. Said real property is levied on as the property of the defendants above named and will be sold with appraisment to satisfy said execution I Sheriff's office, Wichita. Kansas, July21, A.D 1899. V.

SIMMONs, I Sheriff Sedgwick County, Kansas. J. V. 1 oiikkty. Plaintiff's Attorney.

First published in the ichita Time-amt Livestock Journal. August 5, 1899. SHERIFF'S SALE. No. 20,547.

District court. ISth Judicial District county Kansas. Tli 'Onpany ami th Kansas National Bank of NN ichita, plaintiffs, vs Th Wichita defendant. By virtue of an order of sale issued out of the District ourt ot tnc lsth Judicial District. sitting in and for edgwik ounty, Kansus, in lif above entitled action.

I will on NN cducsday.t lie ti Ti day of Sept ember. A D. 199, at iOoVlock A at the wc-t door of the court house, in th city of ichita, Kansas, tor -ale, public auction, and -vll to I the highest bidder for rush hand all the right, title and interest of the defendant a ive mimed in and to the follow-! ing i a 1 property -Hunted in the county ot Sedgwick, -late of Kansas, to-wit 'I ecroiin i-nck buiidinj and all other improv. no -nt-. -limit, upon the -outh half "1- the lacilic rail way.

in Ee rr: addition the city of NYn hiia. Kan-a-. and also all th- right, title and intr'St of tin said df iulant in and to a certain lease made by Loyd Fcrrill together with privilege of purchase therein I contained, in and to said lot all recorded in the office of the regi-ter of deeds of said county, in mi- 'ianeou-Uok page is. ftttid rcai tiropeity evnd on as tlie prop-ert the aefemlant above named ami will be sold ithout appi a.simuit to satisfy -aid order of sale. i sheriff's office NViclnta, Kansas; August 4.

A D. C. NY SIMMON-, Sheriff ftedgwick ountv Kansas, K. L. 1 1 MES.

ilaintifi's Attorney. usa ml fs.ntiO.oio do i a r-. a ml interest 1 at doo.nn. 'p'-r; is lev dan ts a Ih imminent el on name itfht tl and apprai Said re a ty of the i ld with edition. Slier he I he Ki 1 age it mds, tl.t net utli i t.

a i loxs i lvi (lit! East i one NSi tl. a rl HOW j. DM wi riff rods, to point of lu icl sIMMONS. ftfd.W irk I -U I A MT. Plaint ill 1 1 Kan; all in ti.

i i tv of a mi a NN icl Ji(S 1 also loti'll irhilH in tin and J. ai them thirteen egtnuitn aid lx of the sold with dcr -al ied on as vc named nt to sat Attoi lie prop, i'emia i- a ut apjiraisenu me prop md will said Ion 1 1 I A -I 12 to tl of Wtr! in Bloc i Ma of tell aiol riff flic Ka i A id in tilt i 1 1 1 i I 11. SlMMoNs iff dgw i ml The Wichita ALlraci I.aml H. Al. Du Ilois, untv Kansas ltiiK'k tiffs A Nolan I'ii A ht I aetcr lit a and I 1IM pub l.iw in tin ck Journal.

A Ti 1 1 1 1 ft i spy. Court House. LEE AL NOTH 1 WOMAN AS A MAHOUT. ilil dm Kftln Dtstr J.J. GARHETT 1 hU II i.mpar 1 11: 'iT.

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1899 Rift defend i ft A I. Brown. .1 p. 1 ntier ff titled that a Hov. naim 1 rf of Sedgwick hat you plaintiff agn m-t the office of the day of taken in true in -aid acr id against -aid ii amir- interest tin 'eon Ry-.

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i ith ten per cent. int I Ill Nil -i -ill 1 1 l.ate 1 lit Barker and Nat ha it NY. A I i Henry l. ftllllthMlI- ht-mit ir.tf-ci ivt of the ftr i A i I a-urr. ldt 1 1 rust a i a Dhn.

ami for a nt 1 tiler Tin and Martha of a certain im rihe.l ai tftta! Jul defi l'h il brt closure ing tie-' I Bain pa NN A as K. "in -i Br Bank i oin pa: offt i ii i Miji partm Nt Mai iH Ilt'P-. I re 1 1 1 wifi f. Wili am t. -i.

in. ic Ii 1 1 a Nat 1 Kat. S. K. Kan Kviuis i i liuaianty ftavliiK- L.

1 ft ml a- l'r ON i rah a nt li I. win liimk, Mtvers untv of dgw ick ti to-W it: ftixly -e ea-t en ty sixth rim ipal acres more les gag to 1 i and rdering aitl off the xx -i half of the north eight toxx n-hip south rang one 1 east of th ridian ami contain ii sixty and adjiulging said mort-ti st lit uptii mi real estate, real estate to 1-e sold with if. inpany. il Ii ifaeturim. Deposit Ma 1 nu rulin' Letnaril.l (Livery ami Hoard.

1 Lee Stearns, Prop. X. Main St. Shout 26. ichita Kansan.

a ny lit-rnsti R. NN laet-. inn I i-pa id hapman mortgage Natii i 1 Bank of out apprai-ement and the proceeds applied to the payment of the amount due plaintiff, and costs suit and for er barring and foreclosing said defendant-and aeh of them, of and from all right titic, interest, property ami -iiity 1 inptiun, in said pnmises any part thereof. l.t i II a KKts anti Davi i Smyth, i Attornex for plaintiff. Attest.

P. I Arnett. Clerk of the District Ourt By L. L. Goodyear.

Deputy. The iews of One of the Klephantft. 5he can do best work ir the work bv turning her own talents to aocoun lo smooth the path of a titan whom sh cun sway and who has all the jjossiliiii-tics before him. So v. hen tly woman does iter utmost to use her brain in his interest, to attend to all details, so as to leave him as free as possible from petty cares and worries Then the man can concentrate tlie whole of his energy in his work, ntal the womans ambition is vicariously satisfied.

She watches the friend, brother and husband, and feels, with half-amused complacency, that but for her his end would never have been attained. And this eternal vvuteliiog and criticism develops in woman a greater power of knowing' what men will do in particular circumstances. Shu has seen so often before that put ticular circumstances have particulai effects in determining the actions ot the workers. In the stress and hurry of the fight the man is not conscious which way the action is tending. Ht is absorbed in doing the duty immediately before him.

The woman looking on coolly can say to him: "See, this line of conduct must lead to this and tit is consequence; you have only to take advantage of it and your success will be assured. It is therefore because woman is essentially a looker-on that she is so invaluable as an adviser to man. To many a great man the advice of an Egeria, even an Egeria of an obviously inferior Intellectual caliber to himself, is almost essential. She can watch and weigh the motives of his adversaries, she can calculate the probable effect of his own ectious, and still more of his words, ihe cun criticise his past decisions and indicate the best chance of success in the future. In fact, to be a woman is to to be a mahout a driver of elephants.

The goad with which she steers the animal is in her hand, but yet she knows, is according to Mr. Rudyard Kipling (very mahout knows, that some day, tooner or later, the great beast will get beyond her control and muy turn on her with a terrible punishment for th insult of having kept him in subjection. For the ultimate force in life, physical strength, is against the woman as it is against the mahout. London 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE Patents Wichita Times a ml First published in th Liv lock Journal. un puny ft (iinpany and I'll lrlw You and each of arc hereby notified that you have been -m in above mtitled court, in itl ca us, by plaintiff, and that unit --yui -ah! petition then-ill tiled ui In fo? tin- it day Octnht 1 the the -a 1 tit.on will br taken a- true and a drcit ill i therein rend forever iuieting the ami title Mild jiuiintiff.

as all adverse claims suite title interest of any kind by any and al) said defendants mad, in and hits seventeen 1 17) and nineteen (19), on Lawrence avenue, in the original Town now City of wichita, in Sedgwick County. Kansas, and forever enjoining each and all of said defendants front asserting any claim therein adverse to plaintiff Attest: P. L. Arnett Clerk of said seal. K.

L. Holmes. (Attorney for Plaintiff. De La Mater The expert Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optican, will do your work promptly, and guarantee it the very best. Call and see me at 421 E.

DOUGLAS. UK LIGATION NOTICE. (i Mjets, Plaintiff, I II 14. all John Kaufman, (ieoige W. Haas, Anna Mrars, hallos Jenkins.

Sarali High. Mart 'r or the Mount Hope Loan I cslim-nt Company a toi iteration, Corne. Inis i ittmau, Nelson li Siui as, William L. Billfold, John hntaker, Wluttak er. Itie Inter-state Security Company, a Corporation.

P. I (irtvno, Wioiatn Dlcdrick, T. Alexis Berry. Mmnicli Bolter, Arthur MiuuicP.Deorge Kuiter. Alexander Kalin, li.

Alexander and C. A. Balm. Frank l.elmer, .1. I' Wlu-eler ai The I'-iion Mort-j gage Trust Company.

Corporatiou, Defendants. I The defendants T. B. Beall. John Kaulinan, i George W.

Haas. Anna Meals, Charles M. Jenkins, Sarah F. High, Maiv Pryor, The VL'iinl Hope Loan Investment Company, a I Corporation. Nelson Murgis, William 1 Bui ford, John vv hitlaker S.

Whittaker, The Inter-Mate Seen ri I Company a Col pora-tion, P. I Greene, William Diedrick, Alexis IP i Minnieli Rutter, Arthur Miiinicil, Alexanoei Balm. It. N. Alexander and C.

A. Balm, Frank Lcliner, .1.1. Wheeler and Tlie Union Mortgage st Trust Company, a Corporation. arc eaeli hereby untitled that they have been sued by tlie above named plaintiff in the District Court of Sedgwick County, Kansas, and that unless taey answer the petition of said Plaintiff against them Died, in said action in Hie oltice ot the Clerk of said Court, by the 1Ut Ii day of October, A. 1899, said Petition will be taken as true and judgement will be rendered in said action in favor of said plaintiff and against said defendants, barring and excluding said defendants from any and all interest of any and every kind what-so-ever, or lien up ii the following described real estate, ly ing and situate in tlie County of Sedgwick and Stale ot Kansas, to-wit Lots One (l) Three (3) Five (5) Seven (7) Nine (9) Eleven (tl) Thirteen 13) Fifteen (15) Seventeen (17) Nineteen (19) Twenty- tie (21) and Twenty-three (23) Hydraulic Avenue, ') wo 2), Four (4), Six (6).

Eight (8), Ten (10), Twelve (12), Fourteen (14 1, Sixteen (16), Eighteen (18) Twenty (20), Twenty-two (22), Twenty four (24). One (l), Three (3), Five (5), Seven (1), Nine (9), Eleven (11), Thirteen (13). Fifteen (15), Seventeen (17). Nineteen (19). Twenty-one (21) and Twent-three (23), Minnie Avenue Two (2).

Four (4), Six (6), Eight (S), Eighteen (18). Twenty (20), Twenuy-two (22), Tw.nty-four (24). Ore (t), Three (3), Five (5), Seven (7), Nine (9), Eleven (11), Thirteen (13) Fifteen (15), Seventeen (17) Twenty-one (21) and twenty three (23), Tarlton Avenue, Beall and Berry's Sub. of Lot 7 in Tarltons2nd Addition to Wichita. Kansas, as shown bv the recorded plat thereof, and that said plaintiff is the ow ner and holder of the legal and equitable title and In lee simple, of all of said real estate and any interest of the said defendants, B.

Beall, John Kaufman, George W. Haas, Anna Meat's, Charles M. Jenkins, Sarah E. High, Mary Pryor, The Mount Hope Loan St Investment Company, a Corporation, Nelson Sturgis, William L. Burford, John W.

Whittaker, Whittaker, The Inter-state Security Company, a corporation, P. T. Green. Willi un DedricK, Alexis Berry, Mlnnich Hut-tep, Arthur Minntch, Alexander A Kahn. B.

N. Alexander and A. Kalin. Frank Lehneij Wheeler, and The Union Mortgage a Trust Company, a corporation, in said land will bo adjudged to be junior and inferior to the plaintiff's title, and said land will be decreed that of the plaintiff, free and clear ol any interest or lieu of any of said defendants, ana costs of this action, In accordance with the prayer of said petition. Attest: P.

Arnett. Clerk of District Conrt ot Sedgwick County, Kansas. C. Fsrouson Seal. Attorney for plaintiff.

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20,545. In the District Court of Sedgwick County Kansas. Maggie Jackson and V. L. Jackson, plaintiffs, vs.

Elizabeth Reynolds et defendants. The Slate of Kansas, to Joseph N. Raich and Seiena J. Kinney, defendants in above action Yon iik each notified that you have been sued by said plaintiffs in above court in above entitled action and that unless you answer the plaintiff's petition therein filed on or before I lie day of September, allegations of said petition will lie taken as true and a decree will be therein rendered thatsaid plaintiff, Maggie Jackson, is the owner of an undivided ten-eighteenths (10-18) of lots 92, 94, 96 and 98 on Seneca street in Neiderlander's addition to tlie town of West Wichita, now in the city of Wichita, and of tlie northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section sixteen (16i and lot (7) of section nine (0)all in township twenty-eight (28) south of range one (I) east in Sedgwick county Kansas, and that each of you and also ho defendants, Martha A Davis, Joint Raich, Stephen W. Baleh, Hattie Duncan.

Ruth E. Cooper and Elizabeth Reynolds own each an undivided one-eightcenth (1-18) part thereof and that said property be partitioned aecordtngly by duly appointed commissioners if same can be done without manifest injury, and if such partition cannot be made, then that said property be duly appraised by said commissioners, and if none of said owners elect to take the said property at said appraisement, then that said property he sold at net loss than two-thirds of said valuation, and that the proceeds bo applied first to costs of said action including attorneys fees, then to payment of taxes then the ballance In accordance with said ownership pro-rata. Arnett, Clerk of the DUtrictCourt. aforesaid. K.

L. Holmes, Seal. Attorney for Plaintiff Shelby P. Duncan, Attorney. Divorces a Specialty 31 7 East Douglas Avenue.

Wichita, Kansas MAT. BOHR. I have opened a new Meat Market at No. 425 East Douglas avenue, and gill carry eyerything in Choice Meats, Fresh, Cured and Salt, Poultry, and will make a specialty of Home Rendered Lard. CALL AND SEE ME.

425 EAST DOUGLAS. H. DEDRICK Attorney at Law. Commercial Law a Spectialy -FIRST CLASS- BARBER SHOP! Special attention to Shampooing, M. R.

SMITH, 108 N. Market, Wichita, Kansas. OFFICE IN Z1MMERLY BLOCK..