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THE WICHITA TIMES First Publication November 9th, 1895. Administratorrs Notice. State of Kansas, Sedgwick County, bs-In the probate court in and for said county. Ih the matter of the estate of Michael Foreman, deceased, i To all creditors and other persons interested in the settlement of said estate You are hereby notified that on the 10th day of December A.D.LSWa.at theDecemher termof said court the undersigned administrator, shall apply to said court to make my final settlement and asking to be discharged as administrator of said estate and for compensation for his services as such administrator. Stewart Foreman, Administrator of said estate.

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T. BURGESS, Editor. Wichita. Saturday NOV. 23, 1S95 Kansas has 201,000,000.

The estimate was 330,000,000 and finally reached 400,000,000. Some men in this city are still earnestly hankering after police commissioners, Every man thinks he could ran the business better than any one else. Why dont some one mention the Jersey cow again. Bah! There is a very pale consumptive attack being made on Gov. Morrill by the friends of the open saloons in this city.

In the meantime Gov. Morrill still goes on with his duties as cheif magistrate of the state of Kansas. Before the election the Wichita Eagle said that the local Republican ticket ought to be defeated. It kicked criticised, complained and howled. It finally came partially to its senses and began to declare that the eh rtion of the populist ticket was the defeat and death of the Eagle.

A public meeting was called and 200 men were set to work to undo the Eagles work in setting Republicans for the home rule or populist ticket. They labored in vain; the Eagle blubbered and bellered in vain. The entire local Republican ticket, except Gordon for state senator, was defeated, and all for whiskey. The Eagle has lost what little respect, confidence and esteem Republicans of Sedgwick county had for it. Waluut Valiev Times.

Not quite so bad as this, republicans got couuty clerk and treasurer, besides state senator. At a recent prayer meeting an illit erate but good mau made the following prayer: Oh, Lord, Thou kuow-est that we are thankful to Thee that our souls as safe from the fire that quencheth not. If a man lose his horse Thou knowest that be can buy another; if he loses his house, Thou knowest he can build another; if he lose his wife, Thou knowest he can get another, but if he loses his scul good bye, John. Buirowofi the SroeklniTA ror The tory is told that a citizen of East Greenwich, who is well pro vided with the wherewithal for purchasing this world's goods, went into a drv-goods store the other day and asked to see some melds stockings. Selecting a pair, he placed them in hit overcoat pocket and walked out with never a syllable to the proprietor about pp-ymeni.

As he was well known tc the dealer the latter said nothing, feel' ing sure that the temporary absent miudedness of his customer would f.ooo vanish and he would have a good laugh on him when he received the money About half an hour later the- eustomei walked ia, took the stockings from li is pocket, laid them on tho count, ci and again walked off without leaving behind so much as a fragment of an explanation. An investigation brought to light the fact that the man wanted to buy a new pair of shoes and as his own stockings were a little shabby he took this method of borrowing a pair wear while he went to tk nhoestore for the article. Providence Journal. A Youthful Strategist. Little Dick There goes Johnny Smart on a safety.

He's the smartest boy in town. Father How so? He got hiself a rich father." i Humph! I don't understand. Why, his real the ri'1' First Publication Nov. 23, 1865. SHERIFFS SALE.

No. 18,421. District Court, 18th Judicial District, Sedgwick county, Kansas. Charles fucker, plaintiff, vs. Ed Hassig and Mary llassig, defendants.

By virtue of an order of sale issued out of District Court of the 18th Judical District, siting in and for Sedgwick county, Kansas in the above entitled action. I will on Thursday, day oi December, A. 1805 at looclock at lie west door of the court house in the city of Wichita. Kansas, offer for sale, at public auction, and sell to the highest bidder tor cash in hand all right, title and interest of the delemlants above named in and to the following described real uroperty siuated in the county of Sedgwick state oi Kansas to-wit: The north thirty-five feet of lot number os on Water street in (Tieiffensteius 3rd addition to the city of Wichita. Sant real property is levied on as the property of the defendants above named and will lie sold wit liouc appraisement to satisfy said order of sale.

sherills office, Wichita, Kansas; Nov. 22nd A. i. 1805. n.

KOVSE. Sheriff Sedgwick County. Kansas. Harris Plaintiff's Attorney. First Publication Nov.

23, SHERIFFS SALE. No. 18,104. District Court, 18th Judicial District, Sedgwick county, Kansas. TheBclkuap Savings Bank, plaintiff, vs.

Ozias Jones. Elizabeth Jones, The Davidson Mortgage Company, defendants. By virtue of an older et sale issued out of the District court of the istli Judicial District, sitting in and forSedawiek count v. Kansas, in the above entitled action. I will on Thursday the 20th day of December.

A. I), lsofutt 10 o'clock A. at the west door ol the court house, in the city of icliita, Kansas offer tor sale, at public annum and -ell to the highest bidder for cash in hand all the light title and interest of the delend.inls above named in and In the following described leal pinpcrtv situated in the comity of Sedgwick, slaie of Kansas, to-wit Lots numbers 01 and 03 on T.aura avenue in Supplemental map of Cochran's snb-di vision in block a and Hunter's addition to the city of Wichita. Saul real pioperty is levied on as the property of the dolendaids above named and will he sold without appuusement to satisfy said order of sale. She! ill's Office, Wichita Kansas, Nov.

22, A. D. it. KOVSE, Sheriff Sedgwick county. Kansas, W.B.

Tuhoi kviokton. Plaintiff's Attorney, First Publication Nov. 23. 1805. LEGAL NOTICE.

111 the District Court of Sedgwick county, Kansas. Henry Waitt, Plaintiff, vs. Marlin Hollar, Margaret D. ITellar, W. A.

Sage, The Kourlh National Bank of Wichita. Kansas. II. M. Denlingcr.

Emilie 1. Keieli, and J. F. ileese, defendants. To the defendants W.

A. sage, M.Deii-linger. and Flatbed, licdcli. You and each of you are horebv notified that you have been sued la th- district court of sedgwiek county. Kansas, tiv the said plaintiff filing his petition against you In the eleik's office of said court on November 21 18'i5 and that you must auswersaid petition on or be fore the MU day of January ts-Hi or said pell-tion will tie taken as tine and confessed bv you.

and Judgment rendered ill said action against defendants Mailm lleliar and Margaret I), lleliar for the sum of sixteen Inmnied and thirly-onedollais, (81,031 (Ini, with interest thereon at 10 percent per uiiniun from November 15, 1S05 and costs of said suit and foreclosing. onece.itain mortgage on the following described real estate 111 Sedgwick county. Kansas, to-wlt- l.ot No. One hundred and four kid on Water street In Oreiffeiisteins Third (3rd I addition to the city of Wichita. Kansas, as shown by the recorded plat thereof, and declaring said mortgage a first lien on said real estate, amt ordering that unless said sum of money with interest and costs as aloresabl Is not paid in six months from the dale ot said jiidgmant that the said real estate lie sold according to law and without appiuiseincnt and the proceeds arising from said sale tie applied to the payment of said judgment and rests of suit and of sale, and that you and each or you and all persons claiming under nr through you since the tiling of said petition lie, by, from and after said sale foiever barred, foieelosed ami cut out of all right, title and interest in and to said real estate, A.

HuritAf'KKIt, Atty for Plaintiff. Irlrmt Egyptian Antiquities. In accordance with a promise announced some time ag-o some exfceed-Ing-ly valuable selections of antiquities iscently discovered, have been pre sen ted to the British government by the fovernmeat of Egypt. By a consignment just received tho magnificent tn in my collection in the British museum lias been greatly enriched bj the addition of seven coffins, four of which inclose mummies of the fourth o.nasty period, or 30:53 15. Tho comprises also a number of Un figures, as the answerers" to the of the deceased are called, and of great arcliieologieal figures were laid in rente the nether-world creed by Osiris, the orld and judgo of merican.

Had Sown. for my bus-tho other one small foi mico lit ii PHARMACISTS HOTIlE. State of Kansas, Sedgwick County, s-Take notice that A. J. Haur has (lied in he Probate court of said county his application for a druggists permit to sell intoxicating liquors for medicinal, mechanical and scientific purposes only, at No, 524 east Douglas Avenue, Wichita, Kansas.

Satd application will be heard on the 14th day of December, 1805, at 0 oclock a. m. in said court. A. J.

Knur, Pharmacist. Wichita, Kansas, November 12th, 1x95. First Publication, Nov. ictli, 1805, ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. State of Kansas, I Sedgwick County.

In tho Probate court, in and for said county. In the matter of the estate of William Rood, deceased. i Notice is hereby given that Letters of Administration have been gran toil to the undersigned on the estate of William Reed, late of said county, deceased, by the probate court of the county and state aforesaid, dated the 13th day of Nov, A. Now all persons hav ing claims against the said estate are hereby notified that they must present the same to the undersigned for allowanee within one year from the date of said letters or they may he precluded from any lieneflt of such estate, and that if such claims be not exhibited within three years after the date of such letters, they shall ho forever barred. D.

M. Jones Administrator of the estate of illiam Reed, deceased. First Publication Nov. ttitli, 1805. PUBLICATION' NOTICE.

In the District court of Sedgwick County, Kan sas. Minnie Crawford, Plaintiff. vs. Alexander Crawford. Defendant.

The defendant Alexander Crawford will take notice that he has been sued bv the above named plaintiff, who did nil the 5th. nay of November, laov, tile her petition in the district court of Sedgwick County, atisns, eluituiug a olvorco from the said defendant, on the grounds oi extieineoriielty and gross neglect of doty, and unie-s said defendant answers sa'd petition on nrhefnie the 28 til. dav of December; 1M5, said petition will be taken as tine and judgment will he rendered divorcing said plaintiff from the said defendant and further adjudging and decreeing to the plaintiff the custody of then minor child AtUMS AllAV'S. Attorneys lor Plaintiff. First Publication October 20th, 1805.

Publication Notice. No. 1ST30. The State of Kansas, to illiam Creiffonstetn, atherine Grelffemttein. Frank Harlow, trustee.

lara Yntt, Nashua savings Bank, Lombard jr. James Lombard, and W.il.L. Russell, trustees; Aaron Katz, The Keene Five Cent savings Bank. The Investors Company, J. M.

Potter, A. U. Craig, li. B. Cole, and Louisa U.

Haskell, You will take notice that you have licen sued, together with other defendants. In the District Court ill and for Sedgwick County Kansas, by N. Ewing, as Receiver of The lehlta National llank of Wichita kantHS.nud that unless yoq answer to the petition tiled in said suit on or before the llth, day of December, lsuo, said iietition will be taken as true mid judgment rendered against you accordingly, foreclosing two(2) mortgages executed and delivered bv William (( reiffenstein and Catherine (. rei (Ten stein to W. Levy, President of The Wichita National Bank, dated January 20th.

Isiri and Decern hr 10th. 1800, on the fol-lliwing described real estate, in Sedgwick County, Kansas, to wit Lots Nos. 82, 34. 4(1, 4.s, 50. on Water Street in tirciffcnsteins addition to the City of icliita.

Lots 1022, 1021. 1020. 1028. 1030, 1032, on Jefferson avenue, in (ireiffensteins 10th. addition to the city of Wichita.

Lots 1041, 1013, 1013 and PUT, on Jefferson avenue tn (ireiffensteins 8th. addition to the city of Wichita. Lots Nos 1102. 1104, 1100,1108, It HI.llI2.im.il 10.1 1 18. 1120.

1122, 1121,1120, 1128. 1130, 1132, 1134, II 30. 1138, 1140, 1142, 1144, 1140, ills and 1150, on Forest avenue in (ireiffensteins 13th. addition to the city of Wichita. Isits 1.

3, 5, 7. 13. 16. 17, 1ft. 21.

23. 25,27, 2ft, 81, 83, 85, 37. 30, 41, 43, 45, 47, 411, 51, 58, 55, 57, 60, 01, 03, 05. 07, Oft and 71. on Lula avenue in (ireiffensteins llth.

addition to the city of Wichita, and for the sale of said real estate, without appraisement, to pay the debt secured, by said mortgages. Witness my hand and official seal, this 21th. day of October, ls5. Seal. S.

Bridgman. Clerk of tho District Court. By C. H. Luling.

Deputy, F. W. Bentley and David Smyth. Attorneys lor Plaintiff. First Publication Nov.

23, 1895, SHERIFFS SALE. No, 18,257. rict Court. tHtli Judicial District, Sedgwick unty, Kansas. Helkcap Savings Bank, plaintiff.

VS Miller, Angio A Miller and Wm Math-M defendants. virtue of mi order of siilo Issued out of District Court of the 18th Judicial Dig- sitting in and for Sodgwick county, sits, in the above entitled action I will on i sdav.the 2otli day of December A. I). 18H5 i o'clock A. at tho west door of the house, In tho city of Wichita Kansas for sale, at public auction, and soil to Highest bidder for cash in lj and all the t.

title and interest of the defendants renamed in and to tho following do-, jed real property situated lit tho county jdgwick, state of Kansas, to-wit number fort v-one (41 on chlo avenue datliewHoii'8 third (3rd) addition to the ld roaihplroporty is levied on as the pro-v of the defendants above named and bp sold without appralsment to satisfy ertffs OMce, Wichita, Kansas Nov, 22nd I. 1805. B.H0Y8B, Sheriff Sedgwick County Kansas, -W. Throckmorton, Is SPENT annually for Tobacco. Thousands of men die every year from that dreadful disease.

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