davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morris tribune., 1891-11-18

Sons OF Veterans-Albert Scheffer Camp,
No. SO. meets End and 4th Thursdays OF each
month, at 8 o'clock p. m.
H. r. SPURR, Capt.
l.. HAIGHT, @. NJ.
Morris tribune., 1891-11-18

A.O.H.-Division Mol, meets 1st Sum
day and third Thursday OF each month.
8 A FLAHERTY, Pres't
P CHURCH, Rec Secy
Morris tribune., 1891-11-18

40. u. W.-Morris Lodge, No. 55, meets
each Tuesday evening at their hall
J. A. JOHNSON, M. w.
J.D. GILLESPIE, Recorder.
Morris tribune., 1891-11-18

CIVIC 5UOl H1IEO
A.F& A. M.-Golden Sheaf Lodge, Nc. l86,
meets lat and Sd Saturdays OF each month.
F.A. HANCOCK, w. M.
WV. GRISwoLD, Seo'y
Morris tribune., 1891-11-18

A Number of Vessels Driven Ashore and
Many Lives Sacrificed-Channel Traffic
Entirely Suspended Owing to the vio-
lence of the Storm.
Morris tribune., 1891-11-18
CHURCH DIRECTORY

CHI NCf1 DINTO1ONI
Congregational-Rev. H. NJ. Herrick, Pastor
Methodiat-Rey. Eilery, Pastor
Roman Catholio--Rev. Geo. Gaskell, Priest
Scandinavian Eyang'l Intn'n-Rey. +. As
Diotrichson, OF Scnndia, Pastor
Evangelical Lutheran Rev. p. Winther,l
Pastor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-11

Tlorc aro few women who know how n
grow ui gracefully, who Hult thrIr itUst
o. their advancing ycari, uUd Tho cllurs
they wear 90 tho changes In their com.
pltyl1n. There % uutllug that fades 20
coon o. a delicate pink and white skin. \
skin which j. lovely NJ twenty may DO
hupelassiy slllow 10 tllriy.lyu. Thntrcrtt
az we'll drrsfe'l woman lIrs largely ln her
pumpinrts 10 recognize lrr own physical
defects. and 10 remedy them ly tho llii.
cIins cut n her gowns or chuIae Of cniori,
Tho gamlt Of color hsyumlng t1 "a delicate
yuuihul complexion IL generally rs iug 10
MATURE woman,
4 woman may often Do mr. moro hehutl.
fnl in maturrr year u shn uHkuH proper
uau % tho shapes aud colon bgsomlus q
hDr than nhu WHs o. u bnli and butter
mlss Tho d6llciic. roa.ate tkIu may have
taken nu "a mhturrr color At thirty, or Dr.
rlmra clear matte" tint, Which O. fully
o. nitmrtlyu N properly iunulrrd, hut nil
tNeg changes and ell changes in che color
Of ilr hair and iu th1 figure must d. Ctre'
fully noted. AMI thr dnfsa changed 10 meet
them. Dead leaf browns, hs ui.r, are lcs
tomius a. % complexion that haa become
salllW. blWk silk urwoll 4 very trylur.
NNN INNNA ktNN - NNH ~ " NNNNhNH We
Shades ~ purp dark blue, without auy pur'
piish cast, can d. worn.
4 transparent, hlackllko net Or gruna'
dino aud n hrocnd,d black fHtln are Tar
moro becoming than plaln blnek sllk.
Dark ytlyets, Ia rich cplori, nru usually
becoming. The color VI tho eyes aud tho
hllr must ala 10 studied, and make ~
many exceptions that Il il nearly impossi'
bio 10 give many absolute rules Ia such a
matter ~ thiA DARK, rich shndes afu gen
orally far more bscnmiug 90 pgrona past
the nrst hush u youth than delicate uuts.
Pearl gray and The ashes 81 roses drabs,
With piuklsh tlngv, ~ often selected, are
exceedingly trying, aud should mover 10
worn except with a perfect complexion,
AlhLasicr ia H. clear whlteuvss and deli
catrly flushed with color. Soft, creamy
lnocs, or some relief oi cream wluto-iu
some eases dead white o. or black lace
against tho skin are very becoming where
Il has taken on some Ut the salluw tlnis ~
advancing yvaEs, - San Francisco ATso'
nAuL
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NOTICE or SAILS Of REAL ESTATE
AND PERSONAL PROPERLY.

NvoTtCr ~ uLufHi GiytN. TnAr rs
- ruisuarcs ~ a. uiltf 20 hy Probate
Court ~ ~ lasr ioun'y, ltah, made rn Che
ut o.. 81 MaY, lHHl /. iu che marsf Of ttr o..
tate uf thuHas hiIhsIdrHu. fsfrsstt 3. DIE un.
drffiFutd. me aIrIniHifalnr 81 goo Halt rHiItfs
WI coy ~ p.N hnt ll1n ~ lN. llfh.tl Nliltf
Ame1ss, and suulsCi a. thr go nuuaiipH ht tHr
saHd fNiH ate NuuW n salt tale NHuufY, tIal.
un ihr lih iii 90 jauu, ~, "a o. sllet o.,
~ ihs lat' 'dclHrnf sail dt,sltsd, in tni0h
fHu i1il, ani uu tHr rfnWHY tsfH.uafisr
dfHrf -, bon ne 81 pa tHr. lnirrfff nul -.
tair 81 thum iiIrlaIisun. 81 thu Time ~ his
60 sHIH fftHfH be-. Hf operation uf law ur
on rHiHr, EIurr other uHu nf Boo HdlItinH
o. thai % che 'sald Ttumts infharifou a ono
tue ui DO hfalh, o. and a. ~ iNl.nNinr a..
ttsh fsfui0fy dec ni.ud as fnlious. ~ VT
ifagfnr - Z Root .ulih y dfftrrs sect,
iHur ~ tnion faft iiai, hn1 be 90 rrnifr ~
fHur u fHf STREET t1rnrU f.uth stttufrrn
100. ~ 90 ws.i loiy sni ~ isnihs 90
fais moro nf ,fsi in the touifNrst conner I'd
no nouhsast gusftrf 81 Hesion Twenty nlHr
..aI, q o., tHnEu ! D., talt Lake base nni
meridian. thence cast i've ana nYu,tunths lttI
tony three and slsht tsnthi liifI rnds 90 tt0
rruifu ~ tour tui tifrnt, ttgurr ou The cen
doersss Ntsi ia and siN,tehths tfdi Tnis IL
tnr place oi hesnn.ns, containing one anu
Ul4hif three huuufrdils 70 ~ Alftsy
AiHn NHNH NNNN NNNN ANN NMNNN ia M
nloet laur ~, ~ ihc iolihNssl corner u
tniln tort RAJ, containing nis acres.
a., e ,l2's az ,sl'ss4 fploe'fH Z ,'r,llsd
latu meridian aud tn ralt isakn tuauil, ltah,
TEusus,L FnorEuI
one f5iibsf bed snd i've plloNA
one i1f iafirs' oif rlliuts,
GOO boa HrH's ola clothes.
uns clothes nfusn.
uno pan aut sundry Old tools
600 iultmF'Ellis. zoo ch.ins.
one hedstrsd, one lounge,
unu tell, ono 100. shnu.
urU pair shnrtt one lumheT box.
1NehU dive ualH % carpet rasH.
uHn lIrrh uf rope, fWn atfrFarda,
Ihlrs iawtef loArs, one old Eaa.
ons 90 iuWpi ono tAufi,
q. q old cider mill. aufrAN
one luftrts "a old kteas
uns o.d sheriusrr1w, thee bars 2 Inch iron.
"a o.d g,rptr tnp,. ihrso spades. two FORKS.
two wood faHrHi one aufili
600 believe, one ,i's, 'se hammer, tongues,
'i GnS oid harrow. oas share capital stock IL
Union on
kinr bsd Quilts.
une ta,lsi ladies shoes and hsls.
unr smell work basket
Oae bureau siih old clothes,
Tgots,ol,sr., one cupboard with dlahss,
ono table, one laur, one comb ease,
Teu Hra kuitua hal fnrss,
1--we Oh rl0rss. lsu seamless sacks.
NnNNnE frnWrni iNrrO bar Hunps
iiFn uuHrTHi shuruhttrs tools
one picture Que Old buht
Two burf SAVE, three Oh stoNfs,
ono HausaHu WlIli nnr clothes Mfinfrr.
ono piece ifnn ulpInE oIl lHmhtI
Irrnf tud conditions 81 sale cash ten p0r
cent o. be- pali 600 DAY Of sHls, balance on ON.
nunannn ~ aa'r Hra drlnriy vi iced, Decd
joins n. wALKER,
Afmnsuainr of tla estate of 1houua
ithnrdHuu, decreased
isA,o A. WAuptiI. Attorney Tor admins'
baied this 9th day ~ jane ill ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-11

II goes without saying that mans
woman" 10 generally bright, CHEEKY, at
tractiye, and something that passes for
being pretty. The man himself couldn't
for the life of him. tell just what u u, The
whole thing Is balanced with common
trnse. llelng attractive she u most essen
TALLY feminine no be thoroughly fcml,
nine she Is well dressed And we'll dressed
l. not sIlk, satin or velvet II II some
thing-n cotton or wool Or anything
which dts we'll and hAs a dash Of chic in'
dlyilunlity about H.
She never CONES In and asks for work 10
do rs Il she expected 10 BE- infused, sha
comes In with the dignity and smile NJ a
woman who il conscious " her power 10
accomplish something. and her manner
gives an impression which ~ confirmed
afterwari by hcr willingness, pluck aud
perseverance, While her manner In ask
Ing for work does not suggest that che u
asking favor, ailerwarl she never for
gets that u was a kindness 10 take her at
her own valuation, and her ain il not 10
dl.appolnt those who have believed IN her
-plllsdelphiA Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-11

Fearing that something serious might
occur u allowed my pets their liberty any
longer hnh a large cage constructed, aud
f1r tho frst week or two was obliged 20
spend much time In II with them. The
linur.s frrtied u great deal, aud tho only
way had Of quioilug her was 20 90 In aud
lir down, using the lion ns pillow, while
she stretched herself beside me with her
bead on my chest
Ono day the sheriff Informed me that no
had q summons In NJ Office for me toseryo
A. n lurymAn. begged on, but ha was In
s1nrnhle. A few days aiierwari he rode
up 10 my gate, and called my servant 20
omen Il Tor him while hurried 10 the Hons
clgr Presently | heard him calling me,
and on my answering he gradually found
his way 10 tho den, In which ! was seated
on tho linns reclmbent body, while tho
l0ncAs ,at behind me with her chin Test'
Ing on my shoulder,
As soon a. be saw me he sprang back
and cried, "Come out u thercW "t-nd
that summons Ia here and ! VIII do So
DO you want nay arm torn ouF' NO,
hut want you 20 make a legal service 81
that paper by handing IL 10 me" ~ shall
not take any such risk, but Will tear np
the paper II you will only come OUT aud
ave me from setlng you torn 20 pieces
AN right. do 40, aud will try to se1 OUT
alive"
The paper WIS torn mp and stepped out
OF the cage, much % my friends relief
4 shori time after met the Judge In the
street, who wished 10 know II my mode 81
dodgng Jury duty was the one commonly
praetiesd In my own eouaIry.-CoF Forest
aud Stream
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-11

Cattle that have been fed on cnailago
all winter arc not % faycnoua for green
pasture a. those that have only dry feed
and fodder,
Lot "a slick up, says a writer In Tho
Rural New Yorker noticing tho dilApi.
dated APPEARANCE OF tho harnsand chick.
en houses of most iarnrn ia tho spfing.
Just 20. Let hl slick ~,
Tho Dakota Farmer calls the attention
Of its constituents % tho fact that there
will boo more certain profit IN turning
out several good tcn,milo ruadst0u than
IN tying Cor ono exceptionally last
tr0tter,
In tho interests OF horses and oxen Of
roads aud of humanity, got broad tires
for tho wagons with which you do your
heavy hauling
Cold water dashed over m animals
back will In many eases relieve blont ~
tho stomach, which Is caused by a. dis,
tension from gases. Dloat l., Ia fact.
animal dyspepsia, Tho sudden dash ~
cold water lowers tho temperature oi
tho stomach and eondonsos tho gnses.
giving them a chance 10 escape.
Nelson Morris, tho famous atoclunan
Of tho northwest, is building a private
tiockynrl Of his own, and Il IA believed
that Armour a. swift viii do likewise.
where tho presence 81 mango or scab
IN horses Is noticed, besides treating tho
scah itolf By washing tho sores thor.
oughly with tobacco water at intervals
OF two weeks, wash in the same way tho
harness and stable fixtures, Soak blank
els and brushes IN boiling water. Make
strong whitowash containing Ia n,
besides tho ordinary lime, a quarter Of a
pound OF ohlonde OF lime 10 the gallon,
and apply this thoroughly about tho
stallA
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


NuTiCE 4 uriitUN DtNiN nv IiiE ~
- tfWifuri, ttarH Ntls. HfmiuiHiIa.Ur
~ iiU canin ~ JHur Ms'f. urfeatgt, ~ tHa
rffditafs ni, aud 90 urfHuHa IaUuF claims
HratnttW fait dsfrs tsf, 60 sahIHIf thrri viii
fHid fhHfrs Wells. 40 Nn.tit Iatt south TguIir
street, in ihs riiy AMI cuuuiy u Hah Lllo.
Utah frWffufr.
Dated Ma .isi. q.
riAnrs WILLS,
Adminifuator u tir tsiair q tHnr Wells
deceived. diaWslH
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Thurc arc fev thoroughly successful bust
ness women, chiefly because they aspire 10
something unAltalnahle, namely-a posi-
ton IN society. aud No q result naturally
meet rebuff II woman starting Ia
business will attend TO Il carefully. seek
Ing nothing but money gain, there viii DO
but few failures, Another idea h 20 seek
the admiration Of woman, not Of man, II
woman love. woman, 40 will they be adj
mlred by the other Sex Thero l. nothing
% l1yablo Ia q woman Al tho grntlo dig
MY which says, am woman In a wo'
.aan'a place. aud the meTo matter Of not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-11

NOTICE y iiTutuY UtvEN THAT
- b raicfn fut, sduIrisffafua ~ tuU e.
tsfr ~ thUInfH iItt. deceased. bee rendered flr
arUuunt ~ her admIuififaUuu % a1ld estate
md Ttiiiiun fur nual dlfuuHUfluu % tNo fral.
rLr " f1id estate amunH iHu persons uniitlHd
thereto, aul that WCfusauay un iith t1y ~
Room ui ralt count. in thr tuuutg tuufi
ifuute talt inlv 60 rnd touuiY, Utah rem.
tor, has been uuIT appointed d. the Judaa e
srId fouri, fur nc seuIsmfut ~ sfId ltruuut
hrd hearing slii rrtiunu zoe dffuhuiiuu. at
whHh tine Hnl D. ace any UrfHnn Interested in
fHtn estate may HITrnr 1rf ffuW cause. n uuY
there nr, wtf H1id arruuut fNuuid not h. Hrts
sled 1ut tfgutod hH.i final dHtIIiutau made
e. TrHFrN iuf
dated May "a, ini.
CO. NIrN,
t'rfl " zoe tiruH ate Court,
ny g. , HftstuH, dlTuty. dd
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MorIot Io oRrpIIoRs.


Kfsic u james Whitehead, ftcsatsi,
~ undrW IFued, adUIuiaIfalnf n thr rft1ia
~ JHuHf ~ hNruUad. uarnsaCd.tu thr creditors
- nuI aI IerHuus hauuf elaine aFalnfi me
aid drsratedi ~ fth.bii them eW ne uer.
ffst uuhIIfafIuu u tnIa rufifri 90 tHn sali
isme. whtf head, 81 srtinrtHic. ttah truuty,
Ntah TrfutHrf.
uatri May &, ral.
JANIS WHITEHEAD.
AduI'Hitifsi1f 10 the estate % jlmts Nhies
tUid, deceased. dituth
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NOTIcE Id carplToNs.
I,aio o io.hal I,ra,f. u,1Illsi.

lH'AiN tI Joshua Infaffs INN'AfNls
NrOTirF n itEuFHY DtNES nv rHL
~ urfrfa.fnrd. Aimiutat 90 Of tfc ~.
Ate ~ Joshua fafiuF, Htruated. tu fhr truis
uUfa Of. and 81 TefsHuH lHftrs rl1iua haHinfi
thr aid ur"rnHrit Co. fthNN nHmt with
10 nrr. 'nafY Nuu nrff. WiiiHu tIN muhli .
aft0f enc nut uuhlrafiun ~ tfs nHtHr. o. ..
", summrftHfs, % HHlt lake CfY, ~ bic
place ~ tUaiIrfH, 40 10 HHuiH. TtIfI Wet
streets w itc rnuniy ~ SAT- tatr.
Dated Apiu 80. tHli.
d ". srHNtniiANs.
Administrator ~ Joshua raftrf. drrrltrt.
nafiaw TuFutau nud Jobs ~, Cannon. At
fnfUU.a fuf fafHfr uff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-11

nuiNufrAL pLACE OF nusiNEss. PARK
Uity. tiah. Auti e b. hereby gwen, That
ID meeting uf itr Hoard pf IfuftreH, heid
on the tlh day 90 NAY .isit, an Hssrssurnt $50.
Il ~ two rrrts rtr Hhatr Wis levied on The
rHiuiHl finct of NC corporation, paishle WIN
titY, ttah. AuY finrs upon which t1ls Hstrsas
tnrnt uny rvmaln unpaid un mo son dHy ul
4uur, lhit, VIII hu uo'lnuurut aud Afytrtffd
T. made ufnfn Hlll ur cold nu mo dN diY of
August, lfll ~ tho hu4r u 10 AN. o. The
cumpanys oflrr, tunsuiutun building, salt
lake Ili Wan. 30 Dos Tho delinquent htsra.r
ment, together Wilh coats OF adNrriisiug and
DAltuuU Of sale.
", .. MUTTON, Secretary,
a Main street salt ihtr Dity, Itah. nusl,
desce, NJ, 10 >, seg.ai West street
DAVID
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Miss Kate Field resembles 10 nowlse tho
conventional type II the lrciurvr and
"strong minded woman, She has Keen
Nyaelous face. aud sAe drgasys 10 a4mlra'
HE taste
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The queen has no fewer than tnirty IA
yogte dogs, which are luNurlously accom-
Inflated at the royal kennels ~ Windsor
They comprise tho rarc-t breeds of Pom
tranlana, colllrs. fox terriers and daehs'
luuns
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

NTortcr Il nEurBY GIVEN. THAT ~
~ uufsulnee u on ord,r NJ thc irunio
Court o. DAVIS County. IN DO matter ~ the
estate n Amos farhanAs, deceased, ihe uu
dUfsirueu ldu.inistfatur OF taid estate VII sell
Al private sale, fnr cash, 60 the hFhctt ltifrri
and SUBJECT 90 confirmation hf faid iruhat'
Court. 90 or after tho igih diy o. Juuc, lHii
al the uaht, title. Interest ani estate " sa.f
Anus Fairbanks 81 the time % DIE death, aru
also ali the HeHt. title and Interest Wat ne e..
tate has ly operation u law % othcfWIse a.
CURED oihrr than or W adutinn ~ inat %
faid luicsiut1 al the time ~ hif urdihi in aff
90 those certain lofa utsces or rarola ul land
lYlru and being iu Hnuntiiul, county " uftiH,
1CrfiUfY OF itah. nnn dcsrtihed a. f1lIuwf o.
wit All ~ lot O.. ani about one intl Il au
nrrc 100 iho n0rIhsast pau ~ i0t d hoN iu
IiHcs Y. tlaf "Al" ituunuiul trWnafH suttrf.
iiids ur ofeft tu wrtiuE ray hc made at any
ttNH after thn nrit Iuillr elton Of this uHilrr.
aud before tte sole said hiis may lc dHi.v
rfsd 20 ne uudcrHanCd NJ hIa ftsidrnfc u
Uauutfui ulNiH tUuny. W 1t tne ul.g VI
thar'e o. y. iearaou. Htturncfi us >. Vain
sweet. atr LAO CITY
TofusHnl conditions Of aalp TrulFr cent nf
pHCe offered 10 ACCOMPANY I'D, ha'pucU on
,unn nation of sale hY Probate loutL utui ~
uxrrufe ~ tte Wutrhstnri
bids will be received for each Dot anphrAttiy.
NEUtittE \. itNDutN.
Aimi9 straior Of tho estate Of Amos fau'
tHHks, dersHarfs
Dated June en-, i1i d1w
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$500 PER DAY. 100000 CASH IN PRIZES.

You can WIN eIc MONEY. Don't miss this opportunity
Tho iHaoaTioN ace tho ONLY Journal IL iLe WORLD devoted
interal ~ meeting With tNoRMouS Sue
CESS but wunls 10000 sueseaeIRs lio November 18th and
AGENTS al pndh TERRITORY entirely uNwoRNIo NO COMP.
clcage at lNHisAIios News ln The i 20 tho
WANT IT. Homo edition. Dcysr MouHiAn edition. Salt Lake City and
Particular Of o gfratP RlzC OFFER y.
Irrigation Age Denver, o olo, Railroad Building.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-01-14

On Wednesday evening, January 9TH.
1891. at the residence of DR.. B. L. Shobe.
on Fourth ST.. by Rev. NJ. Bamford. Mr..
Mode NJ. Pierce and Miss Lou Schneider.
both of Garden City.
The wedding was quiet and elegant
affair, and was performed in the pres
ence of about thirty of the young friends
of the contracting parties. 1t was genu-
inc surprise to most of those present aud
was all the more delightful on this &C.
count. OF the bride and bridegroom it
is superfluous to say anything here. They
are widely known in the city and are as
widely respected and loved. If innumer-
able good wishes are guarantee of we'd
ded bliss, then this happy couple are just
stepping into long. long path strewn
with roses.-Lmfyint.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-01-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State Of Kansas, County of Ford, s.:
L. Judson,

State of Kansas, County of Ford, So:
L. Judson,
W.
Samuel D. Anderson. Laura C. Anderson. his
wife. John Zimmerman, Laura Zimmerman.
his wife. Enos Bennett and Sarah Bennett,
his wife.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued out of the
Ford District Court sitting in and for said Ford
county. in the above entitled action and to me
directed. / will on Saturday. the 18th day Of
January, A. d. 1891, At o'clock in the afternoon
Of said day, at the frolt door of the Court House
in aid county, offer for sale at public auction
and sell sub ect to a lien Of . certain mortgage
executed to secure the payment Of $500 and in
terest thereon from the first day Of October, 1882
(and recorded in Vol. D, 1t page SIG, in the office
of the Register Of Deeds of said Ford county,,
with out appraisement. to the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand, to satisfy said order Of
sale, all the night, title and interest whatsoever
Of the above named defendants. and.each Of them,
and al! persons claiming under them in and to
the following described tract, piece, and parcel
OF land lying and situate in said County Of Ford,
to-wn: The northeast quarter of Section twenty
six ta6). in Township twenty:seyen 90, Range
twenty-on (2l), west of the Sixth (6th Principal
Meridian. containing one hundred and sixty Q6O
acres, more or less. together with all and singu-
nAnces thereuntO belonging or in anywise apper-
tanning.
Given under my hand at my Office 10 the city Of
cember, 1880. II. B. BELL, Sheriff.
GEO. ]. BARKKR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
First published December IL. 1880.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-01-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.
~
State of Kansas, County Of Ford, So:
Hiram Bender,

State OF Kansas, County OF Ford, SO:
Hiram Bender.
George B. Jackson, Joseph kefy and -
Kefy, his wife, whose first name is to
plaintiff unknown.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued out of the
Ford District Court sitting in and for said Ford
county. in the above entitled action and to me
January. A. D, 1891. at o'clock in the afternoon
Of said day, at the front door Of the Court House
in said county offer for sale at public auction and
sell subject to q lien Of certain mortgage exc
cuted to secure the payment Of $500 and interest
thereon from the first day Of August. 1889. land
recorded in Vol. D, at page 142, in the Office Of
the Register Of Deeds Of said Ford county. with
out apprsisement. to the highest and best bidder
for cash in hand to satisfy said order of SALE all
the right, title and interest whatsoever Of the
above named defendants, and each Of them, and
all persons claiming under them in and to the
following described tract. piece, and parcel Of
land lying and situate in said County Of Ford,
tO-wit: The southeast quarter of Section twenty
four (2D, in Township twenty-nine C2O, Range
twenty-five (2S, west of the Sixth (6th) Princi-
pal Meridian, containing one hundred and sixty
(!6O acres, more or less. together with all and
singular the tenements, hereditaments and ap-
purtenances thereuntO belonging or in anywise
appertaining.
Given under my hand at my Office in the City of
Dodge City. in said County, this 18th day of De-
cember, 1880. H. B. BELL, Sheriff.
GEO. j. BARKER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
First published December Il, 1890.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-01-14
WRIGHT DOINGS.

The prairie is now covered with snow,
varying in depth from six to eight inches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, of Pawnee Rock,
arrived and took possession of the Sec
ton house last Thursday.
Ed. Shuman is suffering with an at.
tack of la grippe.
Mrs. Trebilcock and son arrived home
from Pratt county a few days ago.
The snow caused some delay in railroad
traffic at this place. The cuts would fill
up with the shifting snow, causing trains
to get stuck. But the double header and
snow pillow would get them out all right.
TUMBLEwEED.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-01-14

A few folks like old-fashioned things,
old clothes. old houses and old books.
Others want modern articles. The lat
ter class is in the majority. There are q
few old fogies who prefer slow trains,
light rails, hand brakes and big smoke
stacks. The rest of mankind enjoy trav-
cling close to mile minute on steel rails.
in vestibule cars, with every home CON-
fort at hand.
The Santa Fe Route between Kansas
City and Chicago is modern line fol
people of the 10Th century.
G. I. Nicholson, G. P. & 7. A, Tope-
ka, Kansas; j. j. Byrne, A. G. p. & I,
A.. Chicago.
FRED GARDNER, Agent,
Dodge City, Kans.