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Newspaper
Lawrence Weekly Journal
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1886
Page
7
A compilation of domestic tips ranging from fruit and beverage recipes to fabric care and plant pressing. Notes on flies avoidance with lemon and molasses, gargling remedies, and scenting cloths. Includes recipes for veal dish, berry tart, cherry soup and pickled cherries, plus notes on ironing flowers and charcoal use for purification.
A collage of quips on courtship, Dr. Mary Walker trousers, and Chinese migrants. It notes two thousand dollars offered for Geronimo’s scalp, misfires in naming candidates, and praises A French as a Republican county attorney hopeful, highlighting energy and resolve in enforcing laws.
A New York woman recalls seven years of neck lumps ranging from cherry stone to orange size. After failed treatments, she used Cuticura Remedies and saw lumps shrink and discharge, weight improve to 160 pounds, and skin healing continue. She praises Cuticura products and hopes for widespread supply houses worldwide.
Describes severe catarrh symptoms including sneezing eyes throat and headaches and promotes Sanford's Radical Cure as rapidly effective for chronic cases. Claims instant relief from first application with a three-product kit including Radical Cure, Catarrhal Solvent, and an improved inhaler priced at $1 from Porren Drug & Co., Boston.
Absent defendants Stephen Smith Mattie J. Smith William H. Smith and wife are ordered to appear by September rules in the U S District Court of Kansas. The case involves real property in Labette and Cherokee counties and a public notice by publication in the Lawrence Weekly Journal. The order requires appearance to plead answer or demur by the first Monday of September 1886.
The court orders the defendants to answer the bill of complaint on or before the rule day in September 1886. If not served personally, publication is ordered for six weeks in the Lawrence Weekly Journal with the last publication at least twenty days before the rule day. Deputy clerk and signatures noted.
District of Kansas case where Naomi C Baker is absent and ordered to appear in Chancery for real property in Cherokee County eighty acres. The order requires appearance by September 1886 and publication in Lawrence Weekly. Court calendar notes Bassett Perkins for the Complainant and Deputy Clerk Frank J. Tomas.
Six consecutive weekly publications in the Lawrence Weekly Journal ordered to serve defendants by publication in a chancery suit regarding real property in Lawrence district Kansas. Orders require appearance by a deadline, with copies served 20 days before rule day. multiple cases list Hewitts Johnsons Atteberrys and others, detailing property descriptions and terms.
Complainant Edward P. Harris files a case in the June term of the court. The matter concerns real property within the district. The description references the east half of the northwest quarter and the east half of the southwest quarter of section three in township two. The court orders appearance to satisfy the proceedings.
The court orders publication of notice by six consecutive weekly editions in a Lawrence paper to inform all parties and property owners of the rule day and the taking action. The order specifies service by publication due to personal service impracticality and includes a true copy certification by Clerk TRosas.
The court orders R H Lawton and Nellie Lawton to appear and plead in the suit J B OKeson v Lawton Green and Charity Green. They must respond by the first Monday of September 1836. publication of the order in the Journal at Lawrence is required, with service on occupants of the described eighty acre tract.
Notice is hereby given that on the sath day of May in the year 188, the undersigned was appointed and qualified by the Probate Court of Douglas county Kaneuz as Executor of the estate of Moses Sweezer late of Douglas county deceased. JOSEPH E. RIGGS G-1Leddow Executor.
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