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SHERIFF SALE:-Bv virtue of an order n,

SHERIFF SALE:-By virtue Of an order of
sale 10 me directed and delivered, issued out
OF the District Court OF Eor,. county, Kansas
IN case In which Walter ID. Stearns Is plain.
TIL and Charles NJ nalberstatlt, ct nj are
defendants, will on Saturday the 18th day
o! April 's4, at ten O'Clock II n, , of said day
at the front door OF the court house in the
City of Dodge City, Ford County. Kansas
offer at pr bile sale and sell to the highest bid
der. for cash In hand, all the following des-
cribed reai estate, tO-wit: The southeast
tWenty-nine l.9l south, range twenty four
IA west of the sixth principal meridian,
Ford County, Kansas. Said property to be
sold to satisfy the demands Of said order of
sale. T. NJ KEESON Sbe-iff
WHEELER SWlTZER. attorneys for
plaintiff
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pTOVtI:
SNa> Beemau. constable. Dodge City.
Jacob Vance, constable, Roval township.
Emanuel kiSsell. constable, GranIview town.
chip.
Wm kimbrei trustee, Concord township.
Gallagher. assessor, hodge Cit.
Moses Livcshitz. trustee. Bloom T. wnship.
assessor,
James Henry, trustee. Richlar6 township.
assessor. ."
Bradley, tressu. er. Scdville township.
Sfua;h, treasurer, COacOrs toNa<tip.
az. melton, the resignation oi j. T. Vance, Of
koHai township. and Emapue! kis>cii. ~
Ora ldview towGSniD, wa~ 2ccrptcsi.
survey and view of ro:sd psfifioaei by " II
Beck AM. Others approved ann 'O.d riert,i
upruei.
Road petition OF Alex Nulle0dnre approved
an.! J. l.. Finlay. Heury W. Hess;nan and Alex.
Hanna appuintel viewers.
Road petition Of Geo. II. Eir!pCson ard Oshes>
approved ami A s Beck, I. Zones and Em.
r. SH. der appointed viewers.
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First Publication, April Is. ls9a.
SHERlff'S SAIE

State Of Kansas. Ford County, -.
Elizabeth 4. Sharpless vs.. Thomas j. WI
ley. Mary Wiley. e. ". Baldwin, Mary Bald
win. EdwAs Heliker and Richard Long.
Ey virtue Of All order Of sale to me directed
and delivered. issued out of the 9Th Judicial
District Court of the state of Kansas, sitting
In and COR Ford county. In said state. will.
on Wednesday. May 18th. \. II. iSA. at
O'Clock p. m III said day ut the west front
door OF the court house. In the city of Dodge
City, in the county and state aforesaid. offer
at public sale aud sell to the highest bidder
for cash in hand the following described real
property. TO- Wit Lots one (D. two CT and
ten tlu). and the southeast quarter OF the
nSrthes,s quarter Ot section six, township.
twenty seven south. range twenty three
west of she 6th y. m. in Ford county. Kansas.
Said property to De- sold Ia commanded by
the said order of sale.
e. NJ BEESON. sheriff.
sheriff Oilice. Dodge City. Kansas. April
lith. lSN
ELL. Madison, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Dodge City, Kansas. March
18th. 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten
ton To make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Clerk Of the District Court of Ford
County. Kansas. at Dodge City, Kansas, on
April 18th, 1894, viz: Lucy A. Byrne, guardian
for Zachary I. Byrne. insane. II. E. No. ll695
for lots II, ~. eH, swh. see7 twp 96s, range
23w.
He named the folio wing witnesses to prov
his continuous residence upOn and cultiva
ton OF. said land, viz:
ID. I. Weagley, a. L. Meairs. of Dodge City,
Kansas, \. Is. Glaze, l.. NJ. Sell. of Wright,
Kansas.
JNO l. LEE. Register
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Road petition OF August Quasebooth laid OF
the table until next meeting.
/ Contract between county commissioners anC
! 3. +. Milton in the case Of county commission
ers againet c., RI. 4 p r. R., ct al. approved
! On motion, the Board adjourned to . y. m.
| Board met as per adjournment.
On motion, judgment 1886 was allowed N the
sum of $3.50 and interest to date, $A60, to be
paid from Judgment fund.
The following annual reports were approved
Trustee OF Grandview.
Trustee of Wilbur.
Treasurer of Wilburn.
STruStee Of Grandview, reporting coalition oi
poor.
Report of examiners Of county treasury.
On motion, the county treasurer. is hereby
authorized to transfer S69T from sinking fund
of Ford City to their general fund,
On motion. the proposition Of II. ". Dorsett
was accepted for the rent of the county prope;-
ty in HOd9eman county.
The Board on motion adjourned until q. IN.
Thursday.
Board met as per adjournment
On motion. the following interest coupons to
bonds were cancelled:
County funding bonds. : $40 90
Court house aud Jail addition bonds 1892 90
County bridge ponds. Observation-Disclosures. 1891 20
Total. 2s5sa 20
On motion, the bill OF j. A. Arment for index
ing in minor index from January LIST, 1892, TO
September LIST, 1892, was rejected.
On motion, the request of +. I. Cartilage, tax
commissioner of the A., T. & s. F. X. r., to re-
bate the penalty on the taxes of said road was
rejected and the county clerk instructed to
answer the communication to that effect
On motion, the contract of county physician
was let at the figures of last.year's contiac: t.
DIR. C. A. Milton.
On motion, the following official communica-
ton to Hon. A. j. Abbott was approved:
To THE HON. A. j. ABBOrT,-
Judge Of the T,centy- SecenM JaaiciA Dist.
YOUR HONOR
We, the Commissioners of FOiu cOun-
ty, Kansas, in regular session convened.
would most respectfully represent to your
Honor the alarming increase in our county
expenses. and earnestly request that in view
of our depleted treasury and the discOurag-
ing prospects of the near future, that you use
your position to the end that our county eX-
penses may be brought to the minimum.
Most especially would We request that each
term of court be continuous and consecutive
rs to the legal working days. While we
anticipate the Inconvenience such change
will inflict on your Honor and the bar. we
also realize the urgent necessity for the
strictest economy in our county affairs, and
are by these reasons prompted in this, our
most respectful appeal.
Signed. S SnsI Ms SAkDSEH'
e e:Aly W. II. MCKINNEY.
On motion. the following bills were allOWel:
Fred Gardner, commissioner. 10
Mic Mayraih. ........ Is %
VIII Mckinney, " ..... IS ID
- j. ii. LEiDlGM.
iSEAL.l COsWtys ClerI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

23d, 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Clerk OF the District Court of Ford
county. Kansas, at Dodge City, Kansas, on
May 5th, 1894. viz:
Jennie +. Slaven, one of the heirs of Anna
NJ Wright. deceased, devisee OF Leonard II
Renick, deceased, for homestead entry No.
S3l6 for the Southeast quarter Of Section 20,
Township % south. Range "a west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of, said land. viz:
" o. Peacock, j. IL Bowers, jacob Bowers
o. II. Simpson, all of Dodge City. Kansas.
ID NJ FROST Register
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First Publication. April 9Th, lsea.
PUBLICATION SUMMONS.
In sse Distrist Court Of Ford County Hans

In sHe Distrist Court Of Ford County .kaasas.
State Of Kansas to James George. Lizzie
George. I. II. stevens and The Farmers Loan
4 Trust Company of Kansas, Greeting
iOu and each Of You are hereby notified
thHs you have been sued In the District Court
Of Ford County, Kansas. In an action wherein
Sarah A. Jenne>s Is plaintih and yoa'and 9TH
ers ARE defendants, and that unless you ans
Wer the cross petition Of the defe 2Alant j. III.
Goddard, filed In said action Oh O; before the
18th day Of May. 1874. snid cross petition will
be taken as true AMI Judgment rendered
against yon accordingly quietinx title Of said
J. II. Goddard In and to the mort 2west quarter
Of section twenty t.O), In Township twenty
eight t2Si. south Of Range twenty 1--we (25),
west az the sixth Principal Meridian In Ford
County. kan-as, aad forever barring yOu and
each OF you from having O< claiming any
interest in or lien upon said zeal estate or any
part thereof and for the costs OF said action
f. W. TAINAN,
Attorney for defendants J, H. Goddard.
Attest: THOS. LaAEY.
Clerk OF the District Court
Seal. BY &. 5. LAHEY.
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L d -
-Bucklin township was declared vacant and r
H. LongcOr appointed 10 nil vacancy.
On motion, The bonds OF +. II. LongcOr trus-
tee and assessor Of Bucklin township, were ap-
proved.
On motion. Surv scr Fonda was authorized
to have road No. s. marked by having piOw. d
furrOw on each siue Of road.
The following resolution wac introduced:
In consequence OF the doubt and unce .taintv
thar exists in the surveys in the southeast part
of the county, il is ordered tina: the county
surveyor make such surveys as are absolutely
necessary 70 determine where the difficulty is
and what is Necessary to he done to correct it,
and report his doiags to Tie Board. The COM
pensatiOn for said work to be $500 per lineal
mile.
The above was adopted by the following vote ::
Ayes, Gardner and Mayfath; nay. Mckinney
Board adjourned until =. m. Tuesday.
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Boar met Mt Q a. M rs per adjournment
The following bills were on motion allowed:
ID Pierce, boarding jury. 20 Is
+ swan. witness jury drawing 200
u Grobety. witness jury drawing. 2O
J N Burson. salary and expense. 6a ~
TT Leidigh. supplies county poor. -. 10 50
w OeLeary. plumbing, county poor
house ..................... 800
Mrs Collar. county supplies Is 90
nrs. E. A. Workman. board county poor IS 90
The Zimmerman Hardware & Manu-
featuring Company. county supplies. IL IS
ii Juneau. county supplies. ........ sos
BOudurant 4 Young. supplies county
poor ...............-. .............. $50
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Board met as per adjournment at 10 n. m.
Wednesday. ''''
On motion, The county Superintendent Urn.
sustained IN the case OF an appeal from his de
cision by }. s. PendletOn in boundary eff school
district " ~0'
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QUOTATIONS.

There are a good many rabbits playing
lion parts.
There is always more or less dirt in a
mans pocket.
Being good is awfully proper, but awfully
undressing
We are all inclined to waste too much
powder when the enemy is not in sight.
A married woman's description Of an
ideal man is a picture of the kind she didn't
get
There is so little excuse for conceit that
we wonder that so many are afflicted
with IL.
The trouble is that as we grow older we
can't shut out our ghosts by putting our
heads under the covers.
II a man is poor, il is observed much
sooner when he begins to show signs OF in
sanity than II he were rich.
1t is all right to keep a goose bone in
your house If you also saved the goose
grease. one may foretell trouble, but the
other will prevent it.-Atchison Globe.
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CHERIFF's sALE-JAMEs KERvIN. PLAIN
- tiff Lizzie n. Ringwald and George J.

GHfRIFF'S SALE-yAMFS KERNlN, PLAIN
- tiff VI Lizzie n. Hngwald and GEORGE J..
hiugwald. defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court OF thefrHt judicial district Of the
state u Montana. in and Tor the county OF Lewis
and Clarke, on the 18TH DAY 81 FEBRUARY. A.
ID 1897. IN the above entitled action. wherein
Iames Kervin. tho above namei plaintiff, OBJ
tanned judgment and decree Of foreclosure and
sale against Aix1ia r. hluGwad and dcurEe
J. HinGvald, defendants. on the 18Th day
Of iesruargl A. ID lev: Tor the
on the i8fh day Of februnrr, a. y 1897. re
corded in Judgment book No 2 OF said court AZ
uaga -. am commanded 90 sell all those certain
iota piece or parcels OF land. situate, lying and
being in tho county u Lewis and Clarke. state Of
Montana. aud bounded and described ~ follows
TO wit
OF numbered tweniy-sevon IA. and the
southwesterly half % lot numbered twenty eight
tgsl in block numbered tifty-hve $50. o. the
Original iownsite OF the city OF Helena said
county and state.
Together with all snd singular tho icnements
Embellishments and appurtenAn e thereunto boz
long ~ or in anvwlee aupertainIug.
Public notice is hereby given that on Medncs.
dAy the 9TH day 90 March. A. ID. 1891, a. n
o'clock m. o. that day a. tho front door 81 tho
COURT ousa Helena. Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana / viii in ohudieuca to said order 81 sale
and decree u foreclosure sud falo, cell the above
dsscrihssd property, or much thereof ~ may ho
necessary 20 satisfy said Judgment. with interest
ami custa 20 the highest and beet bidder, for
cgsh in hand.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Tet-
''"'' CHARLtsD d. CURTIN sheriff
TnTu D. I oes. 1 nder sheriff.
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SIMPLE sALve.

Borax is said to be highly efiicacious
remedy for certain forms of epilepsy.
A teaspoonful Of salt in glass Of water
i "a ttiiy o.. many stomach troubles, reliev-
ing collie and helping indigestion.
Vinegar and water. in equal proportions
and as hot az can be borne is physicians
remedy for outward application in cases Of
sprain or strain.
Lard is excellent 10 add when cooking
flaXseed for poultice. II keeps il soft, es-
pecially for night use. 4 tablespoonful
added % two pounds of fuXseed is the right
proportion.
a haxsced lemonade IS excellent for a
cold Try small quantity FIRST To do
this take pint of water and add two small
tablespooniuls Of the seed. the juice OF two
lemons. not using the rind. and sweeten to
taste. When too pasty, the mixture may
be diluted WITH water.
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A LAS SUMMONS - IN THE DISTRICT
a court ~ the Fret Judicial district Of the
ltate of Montana in and the county Of
tnlres - sl and JACOB preyfas. eopartners
a. Weii. Dreyfos & 20. plaintiffs. vs b. harris.
iefendanis
The state Of MontAna sends greeting to the
above named defendant
You are hereby required q appear in an action
brought against you BY the above named plaintiffs
in the district court of the First judicial district
Of the state OF Montana IN and Tor ths county OF
Lewis and Clarke, and 70 answer ths compliant
day Of servicsl after the service on you OF this
summona II served within this county or II
served on. OF this county. but within tins distrioL
within twenty days, Otherwise within forty Gays
or Judgment by default will DO taken Againsty0u
according TO the prayer OF said compliant
Ino saIu action ls brought 10 recover 1udgme Mt
agAinft DEFENDANT for the sum OF slzlg. with
interest from Sept. T. 1891. At the rate OF 10 per
cent per AM um. for goods. wares and merchan-
disc sold nd delivered by plaintiffs 10 defend
ant At defendants special instance and request
between July 80 and sept. ]. 1881. ~ the value,
II the agreed price and Tor which aeiendAa az
III 27g 81 upon which sum there has been paid
the sum Of S69s2. that plaintiffs demanded Isy-
ment u sAid sum. that tho defendant has ro-
fnsed and neglected and still refuses and neg
lects 10 pay the same or any part thereof, al
though past due and demanded; that defendant
has unrsasonably and yexatiously delayed the
pavment o. said sum ever since sept. !, 1891.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail TO
Appear and answer the said complaint. a. above
required, tbs tAid plaintiff will take Judgment
against you tor sl2lO. with interest thereon from
sept. I. 1891. at the rate OF 10 per cent p3r an
mum and costs Of fuit.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
trict court Of the First judicial district OF the
state Of Montana in and for the
~ county OF Lewis anu Clarke
T Seal First I this 18th day OF February. IN the
Jud Diet. , year OF cur Lord one thousand
| curt. eight hundred and ninety-four.
, JOHN BEAN. Clerk
By q. q. FIREMAN, Deputy Olerk
a. X. Purcell. attorney for plaintiff.
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S. II. clifford. New Casssl. Wis. was
troubled with neuralgia and iheumatism
lie stomach was disordo-ed. his liver was
affected 20 an alarming dogise. appetite fell
away. and be was terribly reduced In flesh
IN strength. Three bottles OF Electric
Bittera cured him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg. H.. had n
running sore on his leg Of eiaht yeara'
standing. Usoi thee bottles OF Electric
Bitters and seven boxes OF Bueklin's Arnloa
SAive. AMI his les Is sonnd and well. John
-poaker CatAwha. O.. had five large fever
sores Oh bis leg doctors said be wns IN
cnrAbls. Oue bottle Electric Bltters aud
one box Buoklin's Armies snlva ca ed him
entirely. : old hv parchen- d. Acheul Drug
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"GAsocurIov rs AMEnIorr. -

trocution by la gasocution' and intimates
that the condemned should be- respectfully
invited 20 breathe the gas until Justice is
satisfied. The heguwned figures in the
background are presumed TO represent jus
t.ce-the French idea Of justice.
We respectfully recommend LIllustra-
ton IDEA 90 the careful consideration Of
TIE humauitarians WHO arc seeking 90 nit
isate the pains OF the death penalty. The
e,'hene is calculated 20 commend itself 20
persons who have witnessed such shocking
scenes as that which marked the bungling
execution Of Painter az Chicago the other
day. GnSocution is also free from the
dread terror, that surround the electrical
chair Although suggested in jest, ILLUS
tration's idea has some things to com
mendit.
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Montana Division Main Street. Helena
northern Divisions Ast broadway. Butte
0ify MontanA.
Southern DivisiOn-i2s South Main Street Los
Angeles. California
Central Division 3ui 90 900 West Ninth ttroet
Kansas itY. Missouri
Western Division 400 geary Street. San frAn-
cisco, California
Eastern bivision-i0i Randolph Street. ChioAso
llhnuia-
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ALIAS eUMMOrH - ~ THE JUSTICE
n coari - hcleua township. county OF owls
and larte. state Of Montana before T. y.
butcher. Jueiice - the peace
J. B.. ouInghame plaiuun. We G. 4 Ice
defendans
fenfanf. rrseiing.
Aon are hetehg srmrroned O. d. and sppea- ha-
for1 me- D. rut her Justice n the uaaoa iu
nad for tna cnuutf ~ ow.s ami tiarEs NJ my
ufllrH 81 Heiuus ~ Dim tnu days after tho
tomu.a ien ~ TIE publication 20 ilis summons.
tn-NI.
Afi-r he .tta dsT OF toiruary I-at then aud
q or, ta male answer Co tho complaint 30 d. ...
urFuE haftr. the ahuts named fanfnflt. iu a
civil aailua - rruofsr Tire suuI ~ one hundrsl
doilnra. tro4 an account for maaer bed and TO-
culvsd ~ guu o. and To- the .s ami heneht q
tho fad ia ntln. and Tor G. u slf. sui in do
fault thereof Judgment viii b. rolfereI against
you. 4 4 ses TIE shove namsd defsudanL ia
Ia ann - one hundrsa dollars AM cusi OF suit
IseL a. 4. tIIIlHlt.
Juafi-s ~ - .'aAAA
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AHTNTFF n HAIlt HN NINIII Of An TAT-
- euiion In NY hands. issued ont - the dis
trict court ~ the irft Judicial district ~ tho
state OF Montana, m aud for the county % Lewis
tu.t "a r.r. ga tne ruit ur Msrv D.. fpetinNn
agui - atrlca rIcl mar, tulY sffeEffd tho %
dai ai enruaiy. A A.. lsHi, I h.ss viad upon
Oh fte sat. fu.u AMI iutrrea 80 the sal rat
flek eIel. men 90 and o. che Col o ias dearfih-l
properly. tifuaied On Lewls and Clarke couafy.
sinfa ~ MunIaua w
he scuth hsf 81 lots 80. so ami 3d. aud 90 OF
low ~. -. IN h.crk 2, leIsua tuwnaItc.
No'lca is herrhi ven that on tas tH day of
Mach A. ID. lev between fha 30. 70 90 "a .
clock o. b.. ana nNe % cltc J.. N. a said dav
tu-wi 81 ~ o'clock Do. % raid day. 20 the front
door % tho court house IN ~ CIV Of Helena 4
will sell all the risht title and interest - 10
fAid atrirk Npriimhn In and 10 the said above
described property, 10 the highest bidder for
cash In hand,
Given under my hand this the .th day OF
February, A. u. lse.
1HnD 4. Hoss Under sheriff