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At Detroit-Detrot VS.. Kansas City (2).
AT ColumbuS-Columbus VS.. st. Joseph.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. e.
(SpeCial.)-Roger Denzer was solely re-
sponsible for a victory over the In
dams today. He pitched great ball
from start to finish, and the ragged
support given him in no way unnerv-
ed him. He allowed but two hits off
his delivery, and at critical points, af-
ter errors by his teammates, he was
dnvulnerable.
The Indians got one run over on two
muffs of Knoll's in the sun field and a
tumble by Glenalvin in the third. In
the fourth Knoll, who was transferred
to the left field, dropped Kahoes fly.
An intield put-out advanced him, and
a wild pitch permitted a score.
The Saints tied in the fifth on Den
zer's single, Geier's double, Glenalvin's
single, and Hickey's wild throw. In
the seventh three singles in succession,
one hulle by Isbell, and an infield
put-out, in which Hickey took chance
at first rather than at the plate, let
Glenalvin home with what proved to
be the run that won. With two out in
the ninth. Isbell was permitted to
score on a life, a single and a wild
pitch. The score:
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The Biggest Bicycle In the World.

A German has Just completed a bicycle that
has one wheel nine feet in diameter. Two
ster wheel 1t runs as easily as a smaller
bicycle, because of its scientific construction.
The scientific formula of Hcstetter's Stom-
ach Bitters is the reason of its great virtues
most of the everyday ailments of men and
women. II your health is poor, try bottle.
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Fresh and Reliable.
CONTAINS NO FICTION.
The Sunday Globe
win haUe all the nsUs
from oil the World.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Forbes Beat Fischer and Mrs. Vim en-
Won From Miss Banks.
Price &c. Order of your Newsdealer today

NIAGARA ON THE LAKE. Ont, Aug 2s.
Play was continued today in the Niagara
international tennis tournament The feature
of the day was the single match between
]. B. Forbes, of Harvard, and E. P Fischer,
Of New York. Forbes was very accurate
In his passing and won in straight sets.
In the ladies' sets, Mrs. Mary Winner, of
Washington, easily beat Miss Marie Banks,
of Philadelphia, in the finals and will play
Miss Juliet Atkinson for the championship
tomorrow. Summary:
All eomers-Fisher beat Pope, SO, 49, Cole
beat Tate, Ga, 81. Cole beat Avery, 6-3 Ga
Norris beat Gabriel. 60, 60. Ware beat
Porter. 60, 81: Forbes beat Fischer 6-S, 81
Ladies' singles. fnal-Miss Winner, Wash
ington, beat Miss Banks, Philadelphia So,
rs, SO.
Mems doubles-Fischer and Bond beat Tate
and Lamont, so. GO. Langton and MeLaugh-
hin beat Waidner and Norton, GA, "a. Porter
and Misner beat Blackwood and Pope, ga, TO
Handicap singles, first round-H. ]. Nc
Laughlin half 3O) beat H. E. Avery (owe
15), Is, 81, "a. W. Langton Q5) beat H..
Lamont (haf 3o), 60, ga H. E. Garr1ck
(half 15) beat Harry Cole lowe 15), 6-3, e-3.
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st. Paul Boy Wins Three.

MADISON. Mimi, Aug. 26.-The fourth an
nqaI race meet. under the auspices of the
Madison Cycle club. was held yesterday, and
largely attended. The events were won as
1oiloWs: Mile open, Ed Wilson; one-third
mile. open, George Wilson; two-mile handi-
cap, mile open and two-mile lap race, George
Sudneimer. Of st. Paul; five-mile handicap
E. P. Crandall. of Esterville, 10.
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SMITH BEAT MATHEWS,
Mysterious Boxer Outfought and
OutgeneraIed His Ounerent.

Boxer Vutf0uEht and
Outgeneraled His Opponent.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-Mysterious Billy
Smith met Martie Matthews before the Lenox
Athletic club today and outfought and out
generated his opponent five to one. Both
men were in good condition. although Mat
thews' left arm was bandaged from an injury
which he received about six weeks ago. Smith
was the aggressor throughout the fight and
at the end of the sixteenth round Matthews
seemed to have had enough. Just as the
gong sounded at the close of that round Mat
thews landed on Smith and the mysterious
boy planted his right hard on the wind in re-
turn. The referee gave Smith the benefit
of the doubt, as he may not have heard the
bell; Matthews wriggled In his seat as If
he had been hit foul; but the trick did not
sprinting tactics, in order that he might last
the limit, which he succeeded in doing. At
no time was the is asf y doubt, and taken
from fouls on both sides.
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AFTER DANNY FRIEND.
Jimmy Manning Wants to Add Him
to the Blues.

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. 26.-(Special.)-
Jimmie Manning tonight announced that he
had secured from LOTUS, Dannie Friend the
ex-Chicago and Kansas City south-paw, who
has been twice suspended since he Joined the
Columbus team. Friend is anxious 10 get
back in the game, and Lotus needs pitcher
too badly to mention aid thinks he know
Connaughton tonight saying his condition is
improving and thinks he can join the team
when bound for st. Paul on Tuesday. Mean
while, he is trying to get, temporarily the
O'Hagen back on first, Rip Egan will try to
pitch here tomorrow, though he doesn't look
well yet
watching the work If Fris! &C. Pardee and
Camel. and every enc Of the three had an
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GOLF AT TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Contest on Today for the Gordon
Match-PIay Cups.


The contest for the Gordon handicap
match-play golf will commence this after
noon at the Town AID Country club The
event will be Of unusual interest to golfers,
as many Of the players have gained great
skill. Play may be begun any time after
O'Clock. and it is required that contestants
must hole out and turn in their cards by 60.
Play will commence with qualification round
of 18 holes, medal play, eight net scores to
qualify. The preliminary match play round
will occur the following Saturday the semi
finals Tuesday, Sept. 6, and the finals Thurs
day afternoon. Sept. s.
:, Saturday next play will commence for
the consolation cup presented by Mr.. Gordon,
Only players competing in the qualification
rounds today and failing to qualify, may con.
test for the consolation cup The third and
deciding match between the st. Paul and
Minneapolis clubs will occur Saturday, Sept.
10.
A ladies putting competition match will,
occur upon the putting links in front of the
club house. Sept. 8 at o'clock open to all
ladies. who are members Of the club and
their guests Prizes will be offered.
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Last Matches of the Tournament of
the Western Association.

the Western Association.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 26.-The croquet
tournament was not concluded today and
play will continue tomorrow. The finals prob
ably will come in this afternoon. Interest In
the matches from the spectators point of
view is increasing. assn,
In division B. Edward Pickering today de-
feated William Buffers F. w. Tidball de-
feated ]. w. Lauderdale and In turn Lau-
derdais won from Pickssring. Tidball having
won the greatest number Of games in his
becomes the winner in the division. An In
;terest,pg match o. ysst.eros Gay, was his meet
J. W. Lauderdale, having Won three games,
In division - G, John staacke defeated
Charles A. Dalby; ZIP P. b. Crane defeated
by Charles Robinson. Dr., Murphy won from
Morrison and Edward Murray. H. A. Jacobs
the series yet to be played, but John Staaeke,
having won all his games becomes absolute
winner of the badge. Dr. Murphy has won
five games.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2s-The bright and
pleasant weather brought large crowd to
Sheepshead Bay today, and some good racing
was Witnessed In the Dolphin stakes Flor
EMO was made faVorite. with Candle Black
secona choice. Clawson, who rode Florence,
ndrsed his mount in fourth place to the head
Of the stretch, where he came away and won
easily with Central Trust second, and Mar
was won easily by Kiniey Mac, the favorite,
Autumn. coming with a rush sin the stretch,
capturing second place from Glenheim. Sum-
nlG-ies:
lis 1-5. I'm
Second race, selling, fFe ,f,frlongs-Ten
won, Francis Booker second, Helen Thomas
third. Time. 1902 As.
eighth-Florenzo won, Central Trust sec
ond. Martha II. third. Time. 154 AS.
s,, Fourth race, handicap, fys and a half
Maid of Harlem third Time. loo.
Fifth race. selling, six, fuf1ongs-Fleeting
Gold won, Her Own second, y. Tom Collins
third. Time. 1:15. 81
Sixth race, one mile and -quarter-King
T won Lansdale second, Long Acre third.
Saratoga Races.
SARATOGA. N. Y, Aug. 26.-At the races
here today the weather was fine; track,
heavy, and the attendance large. There was
an accident in the fourth race. Summaries:
First race, selling, i've furlongs
won Hop Scotch second, Joe Carroll third.
Time, 1:G674.
Second race, selling, six furlonss Saratoga
won, Ma Anselne second, Vanessa third.
Tine 1:i8H.
Third race, handicap. one and one-sixteenth
n1lies-f4ianent won, Baneuo II. second,
Mana ssas third. Time, 1:55.
Feurth race, selling. six furlongs-Fieid
Lark won. Island Prince secoud, Prime
Minister third. Time, l:19 rs.
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MAY LOSE PHYLE.
The Young Pitcher May Go to Chica-
go Soon.

CHICAGO. Aug. 26-Chicagos willingness
to part with Kilroy and Isbell can hardly
mean that the management is figuring on
getting along with four pitchers. At this
time Of year double headers are not uncom-
mon and in the further event of a break
down in the staff the clubs success would
be greatly imperiled. 1t is strongly limited
that Phyie, Comiskeys star pitcher, will join
Chicago shortly. Isbell's going back to st.
not have something to do with it. '
All kinds of reports are heard Of Phyle
He is fine hitter and thesscores frequently
show that he is put in to bat for somebody
at critical times.
Comiskey said of him the other day:
"Phyle is corker. When your own Jimmy
Callahan was in the Western league he
wasn't accounted Phyle's equal I'm not dis
paraging Callahan at all and possibly he has
improved, but he wasn't the better man
then"
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struck out by Phillips 8, by Denzer A. wild
pitches, by Phillips 2, BY Denzer l: two-bases
hits, Shugart, Geier; sascriffce hits, Stewart
Denzer; double plays, Gillen, Shugart and
stolen bases, Motz. Stewart, Allen; left on
bases, Indianapolis 6, st. Paul u; umpire,
Mannassau; time, 145; attendance 200.
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AMUNDs0N, OF DEBORAH.
He Is Chosen President of the Dam
fsh Norwegian Press.


fsh Norwegian Press,
The members Of the Danish Nor
wegian Press association Yesterday.
elected officers as follows: President
B. Amundsen. DEBORAH Posten: first
vice president, Peer o. Stromme. Amer.
1ka and Norden, Madison, Wis; second
vice president, Chr. Brandt, Nordeyes-
tern, st. Paul; secretaries, G. Rasmus-
sen, Ugebladet, Minneapolis, and l..
Stavnheim, Fargo Fran. Two dele
gates were also elected to attend the
International Journalistic congress. to
be held next year at Lisbon, Portugal
John Story, Of Lake Mills, To-, and
Peer o. Stromme
Arrangements We're begun fer a mid
winter excursion to Washington. D. G.
The association took lunch at the
Commercial club as guests of T. C.
Listoe and Chr. Brandt The next meet
iEg will be held at DEBORAH, To-
The association was entertained at
Bald Eagle last evening, going on the
night train to Duluth.
Great Victory
By Dennis & Co., in securing a genuine Ma
Mia cigar that can be sold at DC.
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ROGER DENzER DID IT ALL
WON FROM INDIANS DESPITE
RAGGED SUPPORT

cry, and at Critical Times, After
Errors by His Team Mates, He
Was OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Errors
Made by the SEints-The Scores
of the Day.
ST. Paul 4, indianapolis 2.
Kansas City s, Detroit 6.
Milwaukee z, Minneapolis o.
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CORaETT AND MCCOY.

Former Says Latter Acted ManfuIIy
by Waving Forfeit.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2s.-Puglnst Jim
Corbett WILL leave for New York on Monday.
He says Mccoy acted very manfully con-
corning the postponement OF their engage
ment, but. as it is purely matter Of business
with him: he viii try and have the contest
carried off according to the original plans.
excepting that the time of the fight will
necessarily be changed to a later date.
The National club has signed Frank Nc
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Hurst Park Club Raees

LONDON, Aug. 26.-At the Hurst Park club
August meeting today the LoriiIard- Beres-
Draco won the Autumn selling plate of aH6
soyereigns. ~ "a WV
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SHOWS GRATIFYING GROWTH.

Volume Of Business Is Greater Than
Ever Before in Americas History.
NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-R. G. Dun &c Son,
In their weekly review of trade will say:
''The volume of business reflected In ex-
changes at the principal clearing houses is
20.4 per cent larger than last year, and 2S.8
per cent larger than in 1892 heretofore the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-27
O - - IL a H "a.
asa,st sa oIhe Kind You Have AIwagS Bought
signature a. LIZ, NZzzzSss
Carved His wise's Gown.

Carl Brcopouist, laborer living at CAS-
Lawson street. after a quarrel with his wife
last evening adopted drastic measures to
keep her wfrom leaving the house. 1t is said
he cut part of her wearing apparel into rib
bons and was arrested on the charge of dis
orderly conduct. He will be tried in the
police court today.
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Rush City Beaten,

HARRIS, Mimi. Aug 26-(special. l-Har-
r1s crossed bats with Rush City today, win
ming by score Of Is to IA. The features Of
the game was the pitching of Mold. Batter
les. for Rush City, Davis and Johnson; Har-
ris, Palmer. Mold and Nyquist.
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Milwaukee.

Milwaukee :. :. 80 0 0 1 o 0 -
Minneapolis =. $50 0 0 0 0 90
Sacrifice hits. Stafford. Reidy, McNeely;
stolen base. Nicol; base on balls, off Reidy
/; struck out, by Reidy 1, by McNeely 1;
double play, Schoch. Stafford and Leewe;
umpire, Sheridan; time Of game, 105
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AFFORDED RARE SPORT.
Races at the CIens Falls Harness
Meeting Went to Favorites.

GLENS FALLS, N. Y. Aug 26.-There
were five events on the programme at the
Grand circuit races here today the first sue
cessful day OF the meet. The races were
started promptly at II O'Clock, with good
track and large attendance, The favorltes.
all but one, succeede in winning the purses,
the unfortunate being Monopole, in the 211
'ent ease. The first heat in the 2:20 pace was
anybodys until the last turn was reached,
and Geers showed his superiority by pulling
out and passing the bunch. Although the
races, with the exception of, the 2:19 class,
were of the one, two. order. rare sport was
afforded. In the last race Tfinbral stumbled
and threw his driver in thef first heat, but
both escaped injury. ,t55
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DUBUQUE Rnpes

Dubuque Races Postnoned.
DUBUQUE, To-, Aug. 2s-Todav.s rooo.
postponed until Saturday, account muddy
track 'AAouoS
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GRAND CONCERT AND HOP.
Rcma,eu's Paviiion, Lake Shore.

On Saturday, Aug 81. concert and hop at
Ramaley's Pavilion, White Bear Lake Tick
cts. SO cents; includes admission and round
trip ticket. Train from union depot AZ 7:5f
p. m.
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M1DDLEToWN. N. Y, Aug. 2B.-John r
Sentry lowered the track record of 2:11X to
2:O6 at Goshen today. W
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Cigars, mild and fragrant-boxe5 of so. S2.25
at Dennis & Co.'s. 416 Robert street.
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BLUES NEVER BEHIND.

The FIRST Game OF the Tiger Series
Easily Won.
DETROIT, Aug. 26.-Kansas City opened
its last series with Detroit today, winning
alandiy. Aided by the Tigers errors the
westerners got a good start and were never
headed Score:
R.H.E
Detroit :. 10 1 2 2 Go 9 8
Kansas City A 1 o. G-8 10 8
Batteries, Briggs and B. Wilson; Pardee and
?. Wilson.
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MARIAN MILLS FELL.
Celebrated Guideless Pacing Mare
VIII Probably Die,

CORTLAND, N. Y, Aug. 26-Marian
Mills. the celebrated guideless pacing mare,
stumbled and fell on the track of the Court
land Racing association here and is believed
to have conclusion of the brain. She was
unable to move after falling and it is be-
heved she will not recover. Ten thousand
people were present to see her exhibition.
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WHIRLWIND CANS

The Great CeIored Boxer Wins An
other Battle.
BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 26.-Joe Cans, the
Southern lightweight champion, defeated
Young Smyrna" of Philadelphia. tonight In
fifteen rounds.
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TODAY'S ENTRIES.

First race. six furlongs-Litt,e Alarm, Xa-
LISA. Plantation, SO; Mozoni Muskadine, SO;
Don't Skip Me. Warren Point, Afamada, Pit
fall, 102; Treopia, Fremont Gov. Sheehan,
Red Skin, Brightie, los; J H c, LOT.
Second race, six furlongs-Amy Wade King
Bermuda, 1907 George H. Ketcham, 1914: Abe
Furst. 107; Meddler, Madriline Montgomery,
109 Paul Griggs, 49,
Third race. two-year-old handicap. FIVE fur
longs-Frances D, SIS; Andes, 90; Mazo, Ex-
cursion. 90; Queen of Song 80; Han.ight, 1902;
Boney Boy, los; Onomastus, lis.
Fourth race, Commercial stakes one mile
and one-eighth- Cherry Leaf, 1903; Dunois. 104;
David Tenny. 106; Candelarfa, Dr.. Sheppard,
108.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Jolly Roger. SO:
Dave Waldo 103; Kings Highway, 1903; Ban
noekburn, Richard J, 1877; Abuse, ia.
Sixth race. one mile-Molo. Eidad. a.
Rita, Albert Vale, los.
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CRoaUET FINALS TODAY.

Cornell to fight George Green in this city
some time next month.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
At lndianapolis-India VS.. St Paul.
At Observation-Disclosures vs. Minneapolis
At Detroit-Detroit VS.. Kansas City (2).
AT COMMISSIONING VS.. st. Joseph.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-27
HIS LAST PRIZE FIGHT,

Knight of the Garter second. Marito third
Time, 1:451k.
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Harlem Races.

CHICAGO, Aug. 26-Weather COOL track
slow. Results:
First race, three-fourths of mile-Chantil-
la won. Harmon second MuskadiRe third.
Time. 1:20k.
Second race, one mile-Tranby won, Inuen-
do second, Pearl Walker third. Time, LAB.
Third race, five-eighths of a mile-Volan-
dies won, Survivor second, Cheval dor third
Time, 1:06h.
Fourth race. one mile and flve-sixteenths-
Collins won. Host second, Swords third.
Time, 2:2S1h.
Fifth race, one mile and twenty yards
Storm King won, Harry Gaines second, Lady
Callahan third. Time Lao
Sixth race. one mile-Don Quixote won,
Prince Blazes second, Prosecutor third Time,
IA
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At Chicago-Chicago VS.. New YORK;
At Observation-Disclosures VS.. Phaiadelphla-
At Rochester-Cleveland VS.. Brooklyn.
At Louisyille-Louisville VS.. washington.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg VS.. Boston.
At St. Louis-St. Louis VS.. Baltimore.
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A Great HicteYU

By Dennis & Co., in securing a genuine Ma.
Mia cigar that can be sold at &c.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-04-07
Tax Deed Notice.
OFFlcE OF TREASURES OF BARTON Cou

of 1hEASCHEk Or DAEkON OOChTfp
Great Bend, Kansas. March 81, 1898
NTOTI> E IS HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
~ ing Is list of the lands and lots situated
in Barton County, Kansas. described given N
Tax Roll, and the name of the person TO whom
assessed. ssid the Delinquent Tax Sale, Sept Sd.
1895, and unredeemed at this date the amount of
taxes charged and interest calculated thereon TO
the last day of redemption due each parcel, and
unless redeemed from such sale before
September Ssh. 1898,
the same will be duly conveyed:
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-04-07
First published in the Barton County DEMOCRAT
March S1st, 1885,
PUBLICATI0 On NOTICE.

State 81 Kansssl
Barton County, %
In the District Court in and for the County and
State aforesaid.
Dana q. Engle, Plaintiff.
Geo. T. Engle, Defendant N
The said defendant, Geo. r. Eugle Will take
Notice that he has been sued in the above named
court by the plaintiff. Dana q. Engle, TO obtain
divorce from him as her husband, and to obtain
the care custody and control of her minor child,
Harry Engle and that he must answer the petit ion
hled herein by said plaintiff or before the 18th
day OF May, 1898. said petition will be taken as
true, and Decree for plaintiff said action will be
taken for divorce from the said defendant, and
Tor the care, custody and control of her minor
child, Harry EDgle, and judgment for costs of
this action.
JAMES W. CLARKE,
Attorney for PlaintiB,
Clerk of said Court. rs
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-04-07
First published in the DEMOCRAT March Slst. Isqs
PUBLICATION NOTICE
In the District Court of Barton County, State of


To the unknown heirs of William Layertv de-
ceased: Greeing.
You and each of you will take notice that Won
have been sued in the District Court of Barton
county; In the State of Kansas, in action in
which P. G. Noel, c. O. Knowles and Bennett r.
Wheeler as Receivers of The Investment Trust
Company, are plaintiffs and the heirs of the said
William Laverty are defendants, and that Won must
answer the petition of the plaintiffs in the said
cause on or before the 18th day of May 1895 or said
petition Will be taken as true and q Judgment rem
dered accordingly in said action, for the foreclosure
OF certain mortgage executed by the said William
Lsverty upon the following described real estate in
Barton County Kansas, 10 wit:
The east half of the southeast Quarter of section
thirty-two (S2l township seventeen ~ south of
range fourteen 90 west of the sixth PRINCIPAL
meridian and for the sale of said premises nav The
debt secured by said mortgage amounting to the
sum OF three hundred dollars (S30O.) vita twelve
per cent interest from the first day. of Novem Der
1885, and for costs of suit and forever bar and fore
close you and each of you, of and from all right
title interest equity of redemption in or to said
premises or any part thereof.
WHEELER & SwITZER,
Attorneys for Plaiptifs
Attest: F. q. SFRoTHMAN,
Clerk of the District Court. %
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21

a correspondent of the New York
Evening Post, writing from China,
notes two remarkable phenomena
which are manifesting themselves In
that country. one is the abandonment
OF the immemorial contempt for the
foreigner. The ignorant crowds In a
village will shout foreign devil" at an
Occidental but among the more intelli-
gent classes there IS n growing convic-
ton that they must learn the secret Of
Western success. AS one step towards
it the Government Is establishing uni
versitss ut Pekin, Tien-Tsin and
Shanghai, where the English language
will be taught. There Is also rapidly
increasing sale Of Western books and
the Government has even decided to
make questions in Western history and
science test for hOnors in the exam
atoms. The other noteworthy fact Is
the hospitality shown to the idea Of for.
eigners taking possession of important
parts of Chinese territory. All of which
shows that new life is fermenting In
the centuries old Chinese Empire to
which the Western world will have to
give heed.