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Evening star., 1898-11-12

1t is time for North Carolina to ring for
a pitcher of ice water, tie a wet towel
around its head and turn over a new leaf
Evening star., 1898-11-12
Greece Gains Her Point.

From the Buffalo Express.
The powers have agreed to make Prince
George OF Greece the ruler of Crete. So
Greece gets the main thing she fought for
after being defeated in war
Evening star., 1898-11-12
SpachteI Goods.

The cut work pieces, so de-
servedly popular, are here in de-
signs elaborately beautiful.
SOr to be Mondays Complimentary price
for the Toe Scarfs, 81 inches long
39c TO $3.50 for 36-inch to 72-inch Searfs: 45c
TO 81 for Center Pieces; 15c to s. pair for
ShIms.
Evening star., 1898-11-12

Governor Pingree has growing doubts
about its being always the unexpected that
happens.
Evening star., 1898-11-12
Democratic Criticism of Crol.er

Senator Quay has less and less faith in
election forecasts as the years go by.
Evening star., 1898-11-12
elf they're Ricf1's
shoes they're proper"
Tem=tWO r.

Every city-almost-has its
representative shoe store
where quality and exclusive
ness reign supreme.
Seabury at Newport-Slater
and Alexander at New York
Stiegerwalt at Philadelphia
at the nations capital-Rich-
as a matter of course.
Makers of the best and most
fashionable footwear conhne
their styles to these leading
stores-one in each place.
Every day we have folks tell
us this store is delight to par
ticular people.
All the very newest "crea-
tons in footwear for we'd
dlngs, receptions, balls, par
ties, coming-out affairs and the
like-a variety that is certainly
the greatest ever shown. In
satin slippers we can supply
almost every shade right from
stock-and where we cannot
match the gown we have them
made to order-a matter of
few days only.
If fyour young ladies' athletic
club, seminary or school is 60
ing to have a basket ball team
this winter let us supply the
proper footwear. Gymnasium
slippers of every sort for young
ladies.
Once again we direct your
attention to our showing of
correct footwear for hunting,
golhng, wheeling, riding and
kindred sports of winter. No
other store keeps such lines.
We are supreme here.
We're offering the choice of
ladies' and mems fine footwear
which belongs at $3.50 and
S4-for S2,9S a pair-as a
stimulus to trade. Ladies
shoes are of fine kid, with or
without patent leather tip, and
tan calf and doeskin. Mems
shoes are Of box calf, Russia
calf and enamel.
B. RiCh's Sons,
Evening star., 1898-11-12
Speaker Reed Will Miss Him,
From the Lewiston Me )sIeurnal

The world hungers to hear what Speaker
heed sad when he learned that Jerry Simp-
son was to be with him no longer,
Evening star., 1898-11-12
SHOOTING STARS.
For Personal Reasons

I'm an anti-expansionist, clean t'roo,
said Meandering Mike, with great earnest
ness. Il hadn't give the question much
thought, but I'm convinced now dat dis
counlry's spread over too much ground
Already
Il don't see as it makes much difference"
responded Piodding Pete.
American institutions is all right But
/ would like some place left to travel to
where from de last o November till de
middle o January you don't git no hand
outs cxcep' mince pie an cold turkey
Some folks said Uncle Eben, takes
life de same way dat dey eats chestnuts
Dey gifts froo Wif all de good an den stan's
aroun comp amin bout de bad 'sted @
goin out an gittin mo-"
Evening star., 1898-11-12
6 to 9ss3O
II. MI.


LoOR-SILvER WARE DEPARTMENT.
$3.50 Rubifoam, for the
VI. teeth ............I .I4c.
Barnard's Face
Cream .I2C.
$3.50 lava Rice Powder,
M one of the best. PIC.
Rose Water Glyce-
fine .CC.
EFT DEPARTMENT FLOOR.
DsSO Old Berkshire Mills
7, Writing Paper. .I7c.
3 packages Fine En-
velopes .... SC.
I doz. Cedar Pen
cils, with rubber
ends &C.
-ERY DEPT.-FIRST FLOOR; SEC. c.
Ds3O Horn Collar But
VI. tons, per doz. &c.
Glass and Solid
Head Toilet Pins, per
box &c.
B a r b ours Linen
T bread, howard
SpoOlS sc.
DEPT-FIRsT FLOOR; SECTION c.
9ss5O "a 4-inch All-silk Tai
Il. feta Ribbon, in every
imaginable color. Reg
ular SOC. value. ...I3c.
DEPT-oPPosITE THE ELEVATOR.
DsSU One lot of Black
VI. and Colored Tubular
Braids, six yards. sc.
2 One lot OF Jet and
Fancy Buttons, per
iON~ ~.
FIRST FLooR-RfGHT AISLE
DsSO Our entire line OF
I. I9c. Fancy Stock Col
lars for ladies. .I25c.
SI.25 Liberty Silk
Neck Boas. ......zoc.
100. Brussel Net
Neck Boas, with satin
edges 5oc.
s. NECKWEAR DEPT.-sEcTIoN B.
$50 Children's Ribbed
VI. Wool Vests, button
down the front, white
and gray, small sizes.
Worth 25c. sc.
DSSO Ladies Fleece Rib
I. bed Cotton Vests and
Pants, finished with
pearl buttons and rib
bon strings, all
Si%No PIC
0s5O n11h LADIES, as,,.a, FAST BLACK RIB
w. SEAMLESS. WITH SPLu'ED
HEELS AND TOES. WORTH
-oc. ''................ lie.
GiiilDRENS FAST BLACK
nm RIBbhI, COTTON HOSE.
HEELS AND TOES. WORTH
ioc' .-'............. 0c
LADIES' WHITE HEM
IT II g II f u JAPPDNETTfs
HAN1kERCHIEFS, SILK mi
WabSr. TlAhS AND Al. LACE EDGE.
NohIh ioc. oc............. SC.
FIRST FLOOR-SECTION c.
Do 3M ONE LOT OF LACNDERED
0aO ALL-ONER PERCALE SHIRTS.
II INCLUDING ONE PAIR SEPA-
n' RATE CUFFS. 81 VALUE. soc.
MEMS SILK NECKWEAR.
PUFFS, IMPERIAI.S. FOUR
INLAND & ASCOT SCARFS.
Doc. AND Toe. VALUE. a9c.
FIRST FLoOR-MAIN AISLE.
DoSQD LADIES OUTING FLANNEL.
w GoWNs, FILL WIDTH: LAY
W. DOWN COLLARS. FINISHED
Il
OUR REGULAR 75c. GAR
MEM. -..-............... 59c.
9:5O skiH2s kA9.Es' rsRNrS,i sEAGK i sATEES rIeR
M FILE. LINED THROUGHOUT
FAo WITH FLANNELETTE OUR
REGULAR S5c. GARMENT .65c.
0:3O nenrnpm cn.LnFkS's sdaH LONG CREAM OR sAs,
Do REGULAR s1.9s VALUE. $3.50
FLOOR-UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
pm 90 FRENCH SABLE NECK
|oOV SCARFS. WITH CLUSTER or
M TAILS AND TWO HEADS. 81
YNo VALUE 9Sc.
VELVET HATS. TRIMMED
WITH FANCY FEATHERS.
ORNAMENTS AND RIBBON,
IN BLACK. GREEN AND
BROWN. REGULAR s4.oo
FAL1E '.-..'...........$I 81. IS
coND FLooR-MAIN BUILDING.
gs3O BODY BRussEL RIGS.
- ,'O0 WITH WITH WooLEN FRINGE
10 SINGLE WHITE AND GRAY Ias;
FiBEk LUNCH BOXES 1ss.
WITH LEATHER STRAPS. &c
LOok-t rftoi@oi Eh1 DEPARTMENT.
De3O DECORATED SINGH RAN
QlET LAMP AND GIoRE
. HANDSOMELY DECORATFn
foc- fALu r. 3gc
EIRST, QUALITY WIITrE
SA9P JSRS, LARGE SIZE. 81
NLUE 4oc
REAL CHINA FRUIT On
BERRY SAUCERS. TTNTED
AND DECORATED. 1et
VALUE .... se
FLoOR-HoUSEFUR DEPT
n Until 10 O'clock Tonight.
Sons
m ~
Evening star., 1898-11-12
Art Silks.

Designs and colors making
them Art Silks in the truest
sense of the words. Compliment
tary prices for Monday are:
O2c yard for s1.25 quality; 75c yard for 81
Silks; 59c instead OF 75c and 45c in
stead of soc a ward.
Confined above.)
Evening star., 1898-11-12
nx Nm IL
s to $50 Tonight.

Three hours and half. That's at
the rate OF ahouthsixty customers to
the minute. Out- E to o:3o sales
equal just about 50 many buyers.
A loaded magnet OF the highest
test hasn't near the power to draw
like these special stems for this sale
The goods Selected are everyday
staples and sold below jobbers'
prices.
Evening star., 1898-11-12

ONE LOT OF LAUNDERED
ALL-ONER PERCALE SHIRTS
INCLUDING ONE PAIR SEPA.
RATE CUFFS. 81 VALUE. soc.
MEMS SILK NECK WEAR.
PUFFS, IMPERIAI.S. FOUR
INLAND & ASCOT SCARFS.
Doc. AND. Toe. VALUE. a9c.
Evening star., 1898-11-12

Ladies Fleece Rib
bed Cotton Vests and
Pants, finished with
pearl buttons and rib
bon strings, all
Evening star., 1898-11-12

LADIES' FAST BLACK RIB
BED COTTON HOSE, Full
SEA MI .ESS. WITH SPLICED
nfELS AND TOES. WORTH
...-...... lie.
CHlLDREN'S FAST BLACK
RIBBED COTTON HOSE
~ LII SEAMLESS. SPLICED
HEELS AND TOES. WORTH
LADIES w HITE HEM
) / / 7 9 II f u JAPPDNETTE
II HANDkERCHIEFS. SILK INI-
IlAilS AND LACE EDGE.
WORTH lOc x,
Evening star., 1898-11-12

LADIES' OUTING FLANNEL.
GOWNS, FULL WIDTH, LAY
DOWN COLLARS. FINISHED
WITH HERIsINGBONE BRAID.
OUR REGULAR 75c. GAR
MENT. 5ac
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-08-11

On August 10Th q . lg9saat tii for a ne4
road from they M ahaana9f FARM ofn athE
Ashley line,!due cash one Ribe,tson{nad
the road at the si,honeomih scnntouthI
Boss CORNER, will BE sheas4 gbWithls
proper authorities. ItWifff 55 haatta9u
able highway to the city, and S 4 III
convenience to. hupdgeds a4i fan mB se3 !
who will thus be able to get tothe citt
more directly, avoiding, eeAesafal raj
road crossings Issh9 q 5sfGsas
Fay Spragae returned an we dreesatJ
from adelfshtftal trip lheea Nv assttt
ing califofnis fftaas h 5IA siffa q hF,d B6aad
state, stoppihgy 4 ttHso 5SHSHhfas fol
at Banf Springs on the Canadian Pal
cifc, and at o5tt1gr points i -oi Interest,"
He accomplished ip ak : srssR Lees srpen ter d
his honas 4 Ssis vi s5odhafI, hsfeq HSys
Wright's, Garpss al5sf tssaa'@S lBeessi paeS'
also a ns,a baa0f fssealasM suliG ebert
residents:s-le asec TaBorbefug ;wlthoa6d
Fullers, Mrstaghas. E. White and
others. ItsYass B ssa trip s la2Ag to be re-
memberedv b esfsb reas 9Aanho Of che EReo
pie as welEas sthapl anss with vh@hdh
became famflhxrso arrest tramp.
- IS considered doubtful !
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-08-11

Hogan will retnrn- f.rum srzss-
ern trip next week: W yrxv~
The foundation of the arrMIupaaa b
house will be finished nextMshsA la
Lap robes, fly nets and sheets at the
harness store of J. G. Schenk.
The Board Of coou&nhy G6am bHmlIAalDDhhaafat
will meet in st.s Cloud tomAvgisH 10th
New wind ow castings have been put
in the Pendergast building on Third
street
Lucas Kells.has LeommencedQl 6pegg
a. cement walk, ALIENS, the soy! southl ~ front
of his residence property. 0N' -I
Elsewhere will be found letter from
Mel. Scherffius.- Which-will be read
with much interest. a o.e,
y 60 sr0Ra4 Ae.hned
Bears the -AJhs Kind AsE Yavs Hsas Bought
Signature .; Ls<zzAzzzx
A first class cement sidewalk, with
solid graniteEcurbjng NtAl be agsepeut
plished fact on the East side of Main
st., between, Thfrdsan3 Fl 1u,trtthITsttsc-
Street works. pfogtspsing satisfac-
torily. By The Way,have you seen
the marked improvement made by C.
NJ. sprague3' 3iittiis Wofafh il Epht
Walter Arnoldltef So. tGaoud has
been in the city this tmeek wnidhmade
contracts for, solid BpcRaof ssFsdise
esurbing on Mali street. 1Thitd aha
Fovrth streets, sahd f Yi111l1 IF $ hay
within week. boundary between the
George Dieble is now again Occur
plying his house after thoroughly Pc
| pairing and moving e frdhf II e >ao' TIE
Great NorthsFas fspP55 tt9 et h bSodHaRaSs sssyyn
part OF town. Al end OF Lake Ontario
1t is rumored .buto fnoS uerifsd5e THAT
the N. P. roapR4ar f,,a q nesaasrbRon
train from this. Geqfhta aid aeefE4ffabdbri8gg
owns on gbsas: Sshbe$ $SaERRfSs1 u
next day. see the country adjacent
F. A very imposing sightn inc the fsatnn
of a stuffed peaeeckFsrhS# OPP eERiBi-
ton in the wiht8d5w sooff bhs9o5fh5la B.
sons Drug gre5Sa XIV IL rs 5ssp 'sRF Fl
the skillful Taxi9elHfm ai l.. cGttntllaen
of Osakis. = Canadian authorities.
Caughrer 'ts'base tall TeAm bfsAfs Esy
was matchgaS 81 at{51Rsew S9SasMgt9rPBge
team on Wsa46ssfa5a 81 tsp l st HRY d la E9ge
Melrose team arfhYeed othsar a3eosF
unable to catch tfed 'bhiaks. grounds,
A young man nts A ihaeaR apa+ssas Evils lbs
taken vefy SIe }sff Ia sRat thoffe YfSs99ttfFs
while $sa9r Ii htffSa6 #atgts.a
covered rig, Aeapdf eSt gfehs rNsss tGtfilt!d
of the Dakotasn aHalMaf aheohe@s8 i6fl
to his home ct. IDoa6ga tadiNhes5p dts
father, who vases ibh tHina. faEaHeblat
was learned that Z he An deaa flea
before reaching s51ge5H 's aos i OH tS
Dewitt's Little Eansy rREserss
The xan,pas Estffa,piltsnd mark
The Gradatfn QccftaHeWt wis eAnittgl@afaga
at the residence 81 ,fgs;S1 81
a social way On Monday zsff tbeHEnto5on.
One of those deliightfnl1r FIVE oal!9cks'.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-08-11
tions of heaGJa Progress.

Chow are you getting along with
DOM, hpHptSiaHIRs asRade t6eh Young SY5g5fhg
TRIES hYoNhjgApg De Wits WitchHazel saw
It0AlsBfs8MdY yqad she answered. and!
hsssn alsnests. got gvB ganed9t skhAes
tbhntsaihbyhffsb il. Eask Washington
Star.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-08-11
DIR. Fenner,ss2 vRr6od ohqqiatsrI, sasr
Remedy 2as q IsSfS's IhSshfe2os-

Dr. Fenner',s SRrSotPo ANA r I've,
Remedy ss q fsSfTS2ss ,RosAft22os'
A famous remedy byya nae 4an16as
physician guarsp}teedbss t66d ahrg e. Ili =
complaints ard peFg o8bB6sfte fRa B3}lg
run down by sicISaesa, enao aFisEMsfJGk1Ee :
should try l.is.7, IE someahibe faa aess
failed youetha5 is no taesantha apxths
this great fiied ftinelresseSp Is1e, rdaatReae4t
This preparation f Is rfep t ee1Sha4t1tS
one of Anerioas m8 sto Ss p aI5S PySI1
clans and tFa laF st RQttllss il psaH
by ScheldEup.&a Fiesstutad afuan#afs
faction or'm 6heyarsigncheaps of en-
pa torts ifet-by- the hydro.
Mr.. DaY4G,stlib ga tie ldissan ceea Is ahl
gear conneetjo nsauit 2e thailssW pTHlH
ing stations nidkasrdetaru,inationhtDt
council hes4n Sfassa ediHhereshQrelte the
nections f6aFdRrEtQh atbe eGAaeent map
"a. Lha distance SO .neasu red
ElfxaSeshals. H. nailes9, ih8She
ELY BRee .al9eear Sirs:-Please &c
cept nv tfafiffftq9n fsags Of the treaty eff
oft Of o. fh2Hf tfE ifIy e fRRffppe g PORTION
gnu VI q .ttnNd faaty . between Sc. Marys
me say tb9aatte i bfVfhAsoW5odso.f pa and d
and can tAoHevsf 6hafsed aaait an 1t If
what it clairnAe tasE ofctthes psesehsl
lowed. Yoeraeeufateiy define this
| fPav ! n w Hathawav
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-08-11

WHY said epa of theHisy + what did
bpus espeet5i HeMtantee6s sftf@ t'hmakg
hihdme 10th hinE in3nh thnfarFe saalfy
HIM ESQ, whydOso1i eehplaiaaf'the met
nThel widow tipe8 1ReFfIesftes and therl
way RaS# acdtlan y 4fthatt up 8tll IS
said: e at aian Pesafl tna$ 6ef6 wa ~
tsfiy tg 81 ahtaS F5s as II 5sS
bean. Ss?EWashingto Post.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-08-11

~. lss.... ;--I =. &C.. ..s;..a, Ga.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-08-11

The Gradatfm 1cfhb WIS neA,ite reaihgd
at the residence 81 ,tss1 81
social way On ms Monday zsf tbesrrnotoooan.
One of those delliigghtfnI. FIVE fityge q 'alocks'.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-08-11

N,sen,b e elha f,i IA dtshRe aaHh teraeohc
d 5Fieudu ea 4eaw&ed telB dfh1d ptaoe Oil
news atglheH ihasiee jisy giwaitiMg Xol
thaeragiaiuuh dEpt5ssfh HO sataeir TheRp
hsnaidla, in significant tone, "Now,
dan Bnu Hnagina why theytstsoult haest
aigea it to MmYhg on Monday. He e.
| n,s:YYesto answered tAs graati rasnakst
ne pphlEd G saa4heK haSs gysR it seqa AAiaP
BECAUSE be Wyg ahs W ygfpp for consider
The Globe-republican., 1898-12-01
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Deaths Betrothal.

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The Globe-republican., 1898-12-01
First Publication Nov. 8, 1898.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
The State of Kansas,

The State of Kansas.
To Leonard H Colebourn, Susie Colebourn.
J. Kellogg, Mrs. +. j. Kellogg. Mariila souie.
A. I. SO1le, minor, Ethel Soule. a minor, j.
Forbes Potter, executor of the estate of
tate Of A. +. soule and Ethel sOuie, Herbert
Soule, administrator of estate Of A. T. Soulc,
deceased. The Rochester Trust and Safe De.
R1sit Company ynn or; o. estate OF
that The Equitable Securities Company as
plaintiff did on the 18th day of October, 1888.
lille its petition in the District Court of Ford
County, Kansas, against you rs defendants,
and join with you as your co-defendants
Waldo Tarbox, May Tarbox, and the SOule
College Association of the Methodist Episco-
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their mortgage to The Equitable Mortgage
Owned by ,plaintifi, on the following described
lands in Ford county, Kansas, tO-wit: The
west one-haH of tho southwest quarter Of
lection r. IN At sowasnP soStn OF r. ss.ss
the payment Of the sum OF five hundred dol
lars. - shown by their promiseory notes
now owned by plaintiff, tho time OF payment
1891, BY said Waldo Tarbox. Nay Tarbox and
James r. Beverly, who had heretofore pur
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Colebourn and Susie C0leb0urn and James
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may be sold 70 pay the Judgment On said
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Of each Of tho defendants and an Of them Is
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Now said defendants are hereby notified
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1893, or said pe4itioa win be taken - true
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lands TO be sold to satisfy any sum 1ouno TO
Clerk Distxsce Court
Seal Suite. Z - IT,,
The Globe-republican., 1898-12-01

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With With
25 birds. 10 birds
Free Pills.

Send your address to II. E. Bucklin &
Co.. Chicago, and get free sample box
Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A trial
will convince you of their merits. These
pills are easy in action and are particu-
larly effective in the cure of Constipation
aud Sick Headache. For Malaria and
Liver trouble they have been proved in
valuable. They are guaranteed to be per-
fectly free from every deleteriOus snb-
stance and to be purely vegetable. They
do not weaken by their actions, but by
giving tone to stomach and bowels great
ly invigOrate the system. Regular size
25c. Der box. Sold by w. F. Pine. Drug
gist.
The Globe-republican., 1898-12-01

Pains in the chest when person has
cold indicate tendency toward pneumO-
MIA. A piece of flannel dampened with
Cbamberlain's Pain Balm and bound on
the chest over the seat of pain will
promptly relieve the pain and prevent
the threatened attack of pneumonia.
This same treatment will cure 2 lame
back in a few hours. Sold by w. S.
Amos.
The Globe-republican., 1898-12-01

For external piles, cuts, burns and
bruises, old sores, eczema and all skin
diseases Beggs' German Salve stands to-
day without peer. 1t is an old reliable
remedy and if used freely wounds will
"Beggs" and be sure of speedy cure.
For sale by w. F. Pine.
The Globe-republican., 1898-12-01

The masquerade bali BY the g. A. r.
Post was success IN every particular.
A large number Of dancers had prepared
costumes and enjoyed themselves dane
ing and trying to keep their identity
from being known 70 the spectators. A
pleasant evening was spent BY those who
participated, and neat sum realised BY
the W. r. G. from the supper and By ths
G. A. Il. from the dance.
The Globe-republican., 1898-12-01
Beggs' German Salve

is used in every house. writes one man
from a country town. Entire neighbor-
hood used it for Piles, Cuts, Burns
aud all skin diseases. The fame of its
cures necessarily spread from town to
town; friends tell friends what Beggs'
German Salve has done, and the whole
people acknowledge its merit. its healing
qualities and its power of allaying pain.
For sale by w. F. Pine.
The Globe-republican., 1898-12-01

Without doubt. there is no disease so
common as the piles, none more painful
or annoying, or that has been so unsuc-
cessfully treated. The only permanent
cure for piles, either itching or bleeding,
yet discovered, is DIR. Sawyer's Arnica
and Witch Hazel Salve. Sold by w. S.
Amos.
The Globe-republican., 1898-12-01
List Of Jurors
Drawn November Is. 1898, for :he Jan

Drawn November Is, 1895, for :he jan
uary term, A. D. 1899.
Ed Search, Pleasant Valley.
S. Galland, Dodge City.
w. E. Fowler, Spearville.
j. Q. Sprait, Grandview.
J. A. Miller, Dodge City.
j. B. Paige, Spearville.
j. C. Tucker, Fairview.
Walter Straeter. Dodge City.
T. K. Campbell, Ford.
j. J. Morrison, Ford.
Marion Mars, Dodge City.
Ernest Holland, Wheatland.
J. NJ. Imel, Spearville.
w. 7. Adams, Concord.
+. B Stewart, Spearville.
r. Bright. Dodge.
j. s Rush, Dodge City.
j. NJ. Fulton, Wilbur.
Henry Schmid. Royal.
Charles Beeman, Dodge City.
+. E. Soule, SpearviIle.
Theodore Henlein, Dodge City.
A. w. Hall, Richland.
Geo. " Bartlett, Dodge.
We hereby certify that the above Is a
correct list of names of persons drawn to
serve ae jurors at the January term Of the
Dist, let Court of Ford county, Kansas.
w. Fl. I.YBRAND, j. p.
w. H. PRESTON. j. p.
Attest: H. b. BELL, Sheriff.
r. S. CRANE, County Clerk.