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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
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cots, 81 Nssli - erAtss cal plams q 90
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nanss sss0
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PRICES TO PRODUCERS
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tnn barley 81 tans wheat ~ toni
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fsrt $40 ih steers - tasAts tisot 3ste ~
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vssssshls ard Green Fruits
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MEETING OF
:. :. !. i. =. !. ..lRHMMl!!

COLUMBIA q. tuus N-Ths an
nuai session 81 the supssnas csfuncfi
q the Inftsd Eazafaarezai rrareisrr
b~xsh here today suprsms ccunsei-
~ Edward 7 Asl1ssr af Chlraxs- rrr-
sitrd- The eFttsF. establishes fsftern
years aga. has - 80 msast~ts The
rspcrta 20 BE- subsnlttea 90 ths present
convention .huu the srairs % - In a
fosrishing ccadIsaen. beth uamsricai-
~ ara financially. seaFif enc hun.
dresi delegates ara Hse@eaL rtprws@nt.
ine many states aad MaeSrAl Of the
provinces - Canada.
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lAaoa MEETINGS. roNlaHr


nrewees- Socialist halt Third av-
enue
Beer Bost,ers -Wsssefr Central La
bcs tfulosi hAl ftas Second aesnoe
Butchers Ne. tsasa iturdiVks hall
South seattle.
aookhtnders Carpenters halt iAN
Fourth avenue
nari,ars- Centrai N-at'or
tfnfoa hall i5as Second sxsnas. spee'Nl
insssins. slsetfau 81 ediesrsL
soeks ard Wsitsrs--oty1pie halt
tiest. aseoud svsnee.
Laundry wagon rxtvsrs- carpensers'
hau. i1ss Fvurth aS--1ass
f-snsshcrsmsn-E soaseaereaasn' hail
s-nscs street krd Railroad svsnus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hail. Faeinr block,
WAltresse.- W actresses hall. ik1e See
end avenue.
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THE MARKETS

wHolEsALs PRICES
Nasss erie~s sFs T. 1nF haFsf n se.a.
H,~s frisss - srnsa fsfetasss average
b ~ esat Nlseeri
preNtsieus
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4 se<i @.1tNc ~
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- trts9 10. hsiiies, fse.A ire -
Vegetables
fnazfurni4 sresn eers1 Pa ans nsse@mG
un<p~< a4tixs - asa = ~ sNas Yekinaaa
M1#< shor loo asv esltEanatat lt>8I ,. o.
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Tzrk<rtppt tomatoes . Zen hofhous.
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~ essiifiu~ss. tfE Psr aaa
49,. 81 - eat. uattss fhah.Te. 2tsa4
n stvs sepsrssus t1E hax. n4lfts
1r.n psss seoc Il. ssftns e<zas. ies. e.
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For the Mckinley Memorial.

Postmaster Arment has received from
the Mckinley National Memorial associa.
ton a limited supply OF the certificates
which have been prepared for distribution
to contributors to the monument fund US
souvenirs Of their participation In that
great enterprise. The certificate Is a
beautiful work Of art on which is given
an excellent reproduction Of Mrs. Nc
Kiuley's favorlte likeness other husband,
together wi,la picture Of the Mckinley
home In Canton and Of the White House.
The wording below the Illustrations is as
follows: "Thls certiAes that - has
contributed to the fund for the erection
OF the national memorial at Canton,
Ohio, in honor Of William Mckinley"
The Workmanship and artistic effects are
of the very highest order, the great house
of Tiffany & Co., New York, being The
designers and manufacturers. The sup
ply In the hands of Postmaster Arment Is
o portion of the first edition of the Ger.
tifcates Ia sent here to enable those who
have not us yet contributed to do 3d..
Parties who Iaye already identified
themselves with the movement will re-.
ceive souvenirs direct from the office of
tho association pF through the local
committees,
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Byv irtue of the authority vested in me- Dy
law. /. q. M. Hoover, Mayor Of Dodge wy
Kansas, do hereby call an election OF lllt
qualified voters of Dodge City, ana inc AZ
tacled territory thereto to be noldeh OF
Tuesday April nth, 19O3 between the hours
Of 4 o'clock in the morning and G O'Clock II
tie evening, III the several wards ana young
places hereinafter named, for theputpose o.
electing Mayor, City Treasurer, Schoo
Treasurer, Police Judge, two Justices q tlit
Peace, two Uonstables, one councilman
from first ward, one from second ward, twt
from third ward and one from fourth ward
one Member Of Board Of Education llrs
ward, one from second ward, one from tllrc
ward, one from fourth ward and one from
attached territory. n,.,
The voting places where said electlon, sllal lil
be had are Us follows to wit, First ward Cltl
Hall; second ward, IyBrand's office, coInel Il
Railroad Avenue and Chestnut, street. thll,
ward, Rink; fourth ward, Arlington Hotel
attached territory, Iunealt's office. ~,
Given under my hand and seHl Of the City
this March lltl, 1908. ,,....
Attest: u. Nj HouEh,
s GALLAGHER, JR., Mayor.
SEAL, ClerK
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Herby have moved
to rooms ut Mrs, Crawford's.
An Unprecedented Proposition.

An Unprecedented Proposition.
The latest and most revolutionary In
noyation in journalism, made by The
Star, Is the addition Of a regular morning
newspsper-The Kansas City Times
and the furnishing of evening, morning
and Sunday editions to Its readers with
out increase Of prlce-l3 newspapers a
week for 10 ccuts-by carrier delivery or
by mail. This unprecedented proposl-
ton, which was an nntried experinen! in
October, 1901, promptly demonstrated
itself to be success. First offered only
to The Stars readers in Kansas City and
Its immediate suburbs, 1t isnow extended
throughout the whole range Of The Star
circulation. Evening, Morning, Sunday,
l5 ISSUES, 10 cents week,
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prDI.ioATloN NOTICE.
fSAat ,nnh Mnlnh &.

The Stable of Kansas 10 Gilbert n, Lem as
Executor of the Estate of Angeneth A. liuht
licensed; Ysidore B. Payne and Julia fayne
Stoll, as sole heirs Mt law of ,Angeneth A,
Hunt, deceased Gilbert N. I.ehr, ETederalGk ~
l. Wager, Sarah Perry, and Mrs. h. l. Duliy'
as trustees under the Last VIII ana Iesta,
me,,t M OF Angeneth A.. Hunt, deceased, anu
ysidOru B. Payne. , ,oo,
you will take notice that you have been
s,,ed in the District Court Of Ford county,
Kansas, by A. u. Reeves, as Plaintiff ana tha1 ad
uness yon answer the Petition fled by sag
Plaintiff on or before April 10Th, l9O3, s'lla
petition will be taken rs true and Jllusmen.
rendered against you accordingly deoreeillg5
that the Plaintiff has good and periecl
title to the Southeast quarter Of section thret
ri. township twenty.Mine -t2g south, q
rnmnge twenty -four [g4J west, 6th Z. NJ, y y
Ford county, Kansas; thathe is IN peactDle Die
possession thereof and u further uecre,
puieting the title of said plaintlf TO sal.
land and decrCeing that you and each ,ofyol
and and ali persons claiming through YOU pc O ior
ever barred from my right. title. or ihtefes
in said Real estate. !.
Clerk District Court.
RtEyEs 4 KIHkPATRlgK,
Attorneys for plaintiff,
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PUBLICATION NOTICE,

First pub, March IL.
State of Kansas to Henry B. Purl, Mrs. Henry
,. Purl, r. II. Stevens and the Kansas First
Mortgage Cos
Yon and each Of You will take notice That
you have been sued in the District Court of
Ford County, Kansas,b by Charles E. Gibson,
and that unless you answer to the petition
filed as aforesaid on or before the 93rd day of
April, 1908, suid petition will be taken as trn'
nnd judgment will be rendered against,
and each ofyOu in suid action accord a,
lorecloslng mortgage executed nal
llvered by Henry b Purl to the ,ad 09
Loan q Trust Co. Of Kansas, date Farmers
1887, OIL the following described d juno lsl
Ford County, State of Kauf real estate /
southeast quarter (al of ~. to witt tn
00), in township twent" section ninetee
rang twenty-five (25l mine coy south, !
and for the sale Of vest Of the Gth P.
appralsement t' aid reul estate withou
s',la M,ii, morlgase way the debt secured b
day oil MA fhand and official seal this lit
ST. j.. BAIRD,
Atte II, Clerk OF the District Cour
az SUTTON Il ScArEs.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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There will be pretty good sized plat
form to be covered by candidates for the
next Kansas Legislature. 4
A Remarkable Case.

.
One of tbe most remarkable cases OF
a cold, deep-sealed on the lungs, causing
Nrs. IN
pbeumjnla, 10 thai ., : Fer'fuae s'.' ~
FsuHer, Marion, lrd' who was en''''''
aatsi A' .. ~ .4s use of One Minute Cough
Cure, She says: "lhe coughing anc
straining so weakened me that ,,.l,. l Tut
down iu weight from Jas to % pounos. ";
tried number Of remedies to no o,ssa ava,
until / used One Minute Cough t., cure r.
Four % bottles Of this wonderful remeaI.
cured me entirely Of the cough, stren'h
ened nv lungs and restored me TO NJ;
norm normal ' weight, health and strength
Rath n Bainbbrldge,
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-19
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
,',s.,.;. s:s,: ,'; ., MHzzzzz

The Kansas, Legislature of 1903 Is a
thing of history, lhe session having
really came to a close last week, Wednes.
day night. While the actual adjournment
did not take place until Friday, The busl'
ness of the session closed on Wednesday,
tile legislature merely remaining in ses'
sion as required by law until the Gov
eruor bad disposed olsll bills that had
passed aud awaited bis approval or dis
approval. While the legislature has
been criticised by some because of Its
apparent do-noIhing tactics, lndulgcd III
at the beginning Of the session, resume
of the things done at its close, brings out
the fact that 1t has not been very inact-
I've, and taking 1t all through we are in
clined to think 1t isa few points above
the average legislature. Among the
bills pissed were the railroad and stock
yards bills. The former provides that
the Board of Bailroad Commissioners
shall be elected by the people commenc-
Inc in 1904. The stock yards bill re-
duces the charges on feed and yardage at
the Kansas City, Kansas yards, ltls Of
the most practical benefit to the shippers
and feeders Of the state. Other good
measures, most of which were re'' IN.
mended and urged by Gov. b ,.s IN ,,,,
message, will become .ws. ihu man.
e''ciins VI W senate and The house In
Wv WV .dued attempt of The one 10 get th'
better Of the Other ol block Its work wal
I the worst feature Of tue session. 1t II
believed by some that ths failure to pas
the tax bill will net Ss loss IN the elu
hut that by another session improve
msuts may be made III the bin wa''
wi,l make 1t q better and more satlr' !.
tory law.
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-19
Tragedy Avertc&

uJust in the nick Of time our little boy
was saved' writes Mrs. W. Watkins Of
pleasant City, Ohio. "Pneumonia had
n,aved sad havoc with hiEl and q terrible
cough set in besides Doctors ~ tI'''eo y
hlm' hut be grew worse every day. - A
1ana,h n,",, ~ we tried Dr. Kings New Dis
e coyery for Consumption, and our a dar'ns .an,I !
Everybedy I'VE ought to know, it's 4 Tue only
snre s'v' e,lre for coughs, Colds and all hunt
Jiseases. Guaranteed by Bath y !, PAD u
bridge, Druggists. Price 0Oc anu $ioV
Trial bottles free.
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NOTICE or APPLICATION 10 PURCHASE
SCHOOL LAND.

The undersigned hereby gives notice tl'nt
he will, on the 2lst day of March, 1908. make
an application to the Probate Court o. Forn r.
County, Kansas, to purchase the following
described school land, situated In the or
ganized County OF Ford, Kansas, VIZ; the
XIV quarter Of Section So, Township 10
Range "A. ,
He names the following persons to prove
his settlement, continuous residence, and
improvements, viz. Irn Jackson, residence
Grandvlew Township, and Arthur Wright
residence Grandview Township.
Done Mt Dodge City, County of Ford, Kan
sas, this 18th duy of March, 1908.
p, W. KING, Petitioner
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Flrstpub. Feb. 10, 1908,
In the district Of the Slst judicial District
sitting in and forth county OF Fofd' e'a''
Kansas.
A. u. Reeves, Plaintiff
vs.,
Joseph Satchell, ct al, Defendants
Byylrtup Of an Order Of Sale Issued TO me
out of snid District Court, in the above On
titled action, / will. on Tuesday the Asa sni, ua,
Of Marcl, A, b 1908. Mt O'Clock p m, OF o SAT-
day. Nj the west front door OF tne Uour
House in the City Of Dodge City, In the Voun
ty Of Ford, in the State of klnsas' o1er sos It
nubiIc sale, md sell to the highest and @ pes
bidder, for cush in hand, all Of the toiioWlhl
described real estate, to wit the south eas edn,
quarlcr, SEQ of section tllirty,sM ,,,oNt SJu'
township tweniy.seven (27l, lnngs twenty
five (g5l, lying and situate IN the oouhVy y
Ford state Of Kansas, Il, .o,or n
Theabove described real estate IS taken 4, =, 4
ths property Of said defendants, ana Is u u
rectel Dy sald order OF sue 10 y
sold and will DO sold without up
prnisoment, to satisfy said order
sale. d, u u,,,r,
Sheriff OF Ford County, hahsas
REEVES & KIRKPATRICK, Attorneys.
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-19
A W0niahs "VA"' az Praise,

Neosho Falls,F 40 Nov "A 1900,
pspsin Syrup oo,r ,oat.,Io, asss N'Ii m. .'
i,saaa psA, 1nr srnm almost fifteen years
suns'ea ,'0~ indigestion, and last wlntel
tho'sh. would die, when my DOCTOR
l'r' Az Lleurauce fthlsplace, advloee
me = try DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
W. Aich Illd, and two bottles cured me-
| 1t not only relieved me, but II cred ll,t "
30 that | have not been troubled siuce' ~
any one should oller me $500 for the goot
syrup Pepsln has done me | would no
think Of taking 1t. No one can take YOU
medicine without being convinced OF III
! more than wonderful cures, recon-
J mend 1t to all my friends as q laxaIlV'
and stomach remedy.
Yours With gratitude, mrs. MORGAN
Sold by Pine q Bond, Palace Drug store
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-19
PUBLICATION SUMMONS.
First pub. March Il,
, nf Eouuuu IN Rail ROgQ GrantInV,


State Of Kansas to Roll Ross, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that you have been
sued by Clara N. Ross in the District Court OF
Kansas, in and for the County Of Ford, and
that unless you answer or otherwise plead
to the petition filed in said Court by suid
Clara N. Ross, OH or before the 2ltll day oil
April 1903, said petition will he taken AS true
and Judgment rendered against you accord
lngly, fora decree of divorce, and for the
care and custody Of minor child.
Witness my hand md the seal Of said
Court, which have affixed hereto at my Of
flee in said County, this 10th day Of March,
1908.
SEAL, J.C. BAIRD,
Clerk Of the District Court
REEVES X KIRKPATRICK,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
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S. C. Brown Leghorns.

Single Comb Brown Leghorn eggs for
sale from birds Of noted Eastern
strain $l.5O per Is, s275 per 80. Sec-
ond pen sl.OO per l5' No more
stock for sale. $, z. REYNOLDS, Dodge
City, Kausa:.
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-19

The CITY Clerks office will be open fol
the purpose Of registration from ga m.
to ii 40 \, M. and from 1i80 p. M. to .
D, M. and from $3.50 p. m. to 8 p. M
daily. Sundays excepted, mp to March ~
and from March n up to and including
March 27ti from Sa. M, to 6 p. m. In
clnaing noon hour, and from 7 p. IN. e
NO ~. m. at which tlnte, March ~. at II
n, m. the poll books will be closed fol
spring election. ,. GALLAGHER' w. :.
city Clerk. ="
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-19

Wv .,ted, Cattle to Pasture
way rEp-5O0 cattle to pasture for the
''a' N, fine grass, water ard salt 81
ats per mouth
O,Y. HAdENAN, Ford, Kas. ~
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PUBLICATION SUMMONS.
First pub March 10.

in the District Court of Ford County, Kansas
Katie Gray, Plaintiff, VS.. Clinic Lee, John
Lee. Fanny Goodman. widow, JACOB
Bloom, 1ilie Bloom, his wife. Mildred
Friedman, Mathew Friedman, her nus,
band, Muihen Ohrhahn, I'LL the heirs OF
Jennie Collar, who was the sole heir and
widow Of jacob Collar, deceased, Defend
ants.
State of Kansas, Ford County, s..
GinIc Lee, John Lee, Fannie Goodman,
widow, Jacob Bloom, Tillie Bloom his wife,
Mildred Friedman, Mathew Friedman, her
husband, and Malihen Ohrhuhn; defend,
ants in the above entitled case, you and
each Of you will take notice that you have
been sued in the District Court OF FORD
County, Kansas, by the above name
plaintiff Katie Gray and that you :,
answer to the petition filed .hl,s' ".
plaintiff herein on or bef0r' ,,py tllt
day of April, 1903, or the said p - the 5VtI
taken as true and judgmer' stltlon VIII
declaring null and void .sWill be rende re a
crest or Claim YOU o. any title, estate ~ ~
in and to Lots Sc either Of you mr. IL, III
east fifteen - zen 10 and eight e. y iia' u,
Street in .o) feet OF Lot nine (9 anu VI
and a. lodge City, Fold Cour on ltocu
So letting the title of paint ly ,na MahS ,,ls,
.adesuribed lands. IL W 'ho"i
Witness my hand und off .,,, "a
day Of March, 1908 'ial se"i ''''' ID
sr,t 70. BAIRD.
',,n, Attpst. SUTTON Clerk District Cow
Az .sSCATEs. ,u
.0rneys for Plaintiff =
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First pub. March u, 1908.
gUERIEES SALE,


Tn the district of the 3lst Judicial pistrlct'
sitting in and for the County OF Ford
John W Andrews, Plaintiff, VS.. Albert ..
Farley, - Farley, his wife whose flrst
name il unknown, ct AL, Defendants.
By virtue Of an Order Of Sale Issued to me-
ant nj of said District Court, IN the above en-
titled M action, / will, on Tuesday the IAN dayy
Of April A, D, 1908 at 2 o'clock T. NJ. OF saiu
day. V Mt tic west front door Of the Court
House in the City of Dodge City, In dhe
County Of Ford, In the State Of Kansas, onei
nj public sale, and sell to the highest apd
best bidder, tor cash In hand, all q the 1oi'
lowing described real estate, to Wit =, w
West 1 NV ! Sec. 50, Twp, q, lsanSe Il ",
md East Il Nh Y Sec. 26, Twp. 81, Range Y
W. living and situate in the County oi fofo'
Stateof Kansas, nd
The above described real estate Is taken =, ~
Che property Of said defendants, and Is a.
rected by said order Of sale to be SOLD WIN,
out appyaisement, to satisfy said order Oh
sale. =, !, u,,frp
sheriff Of Ford County Kansas
Gil. FINLEY, Attorney,
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-19

A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Hood, VIM. Maddox, aud Misses Emma
aud Anna Bader, Jessie Kelsey and Stella
Stofer went TO Ration, N, NJ, Monday
wight to attend dance.
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-19
rpraIrie Dog Poison.

Pfalr'e Dob To'so''
Prairie dog poison will be furnished in
Faityew township IN those calling at the
following places: North of the river a'
W. E.jLighter's, and on south side at
Geo. G. 'Laird's.
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-19
First publication March 10.

First publication March n'
Tn the District Court Of Ford County, Kansas
Id. II. White Plaintiff,
vs.. -.
n. Hellker, Trustee, Ct al, peienaahtSs =
State Of Kansas to B.. Eelfker, Irqs'es,, ,,,o y, D.
Mckinley. Successor In Trust, a, v. WhcoA'
Emmor Griffith and Joseph 7. Murtagh'-
You viii take notice that you nave Deen
sued in the District Court Of Ford County,
Kansas in an action in which Ed, II. wm.e ~ y
nlaintIff T and you are defendants, ana .nas .n'a
yon must answer the petition filed IN salu ,nNa
action on or before the first day OF May, IVY
or amid petition will be taken as true snu y
indement IN I and decree rendered accordingly
In sNid action against you quietng ana con, a
tlrlnIng in the said plaintiff the title IN anu
TO to tie following described real estate l lyine
NJ md situate in the County Of Ford ana stalS
of M Kansas. to- wit The Southeast Quarter o.
Section Twenty 2O Township I%sh,S,se'e" Svs Sss, ~
(sYl south, Range Twenty three leSl west OF
the sixth Principal Meridian, and palrlns
md foreclosing you Of md from an ligms,
,tIe iH interest or estate In or to said real es-
tate % or any part thereof, md en1oinlns y9a
from setting up my elalmor interest," III sa'u
real estate or any part thereof
SEAL. C WhEELhk g a. plaintIf1l
Attest, Attorneys iot ie''
]. G. BAIRD,
Clerk Of District Court.
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State of Kansas to Mary II. Newell, Greeting
% Yon are hereby notified that you have
been, sued by Marion Newell, IN sn, tne D,s;' y;
rct Court Of Ford County, Kansas ior u ~! y!
yorce and that unless you answer tne pe1i
tion filed In said court. by sald Marion ioda a.
Newell on or before the lstday OF May, iyo',
said petition will be taken as true snu IL u
Judgment rendered agalnstyou accordingly
fora decree Of divorce. ,c.,,
Witness my hand and official seal this lOth
''' SEAL. j. @. BAIRD.
G. L, WING, Clelk ol Dls'i'e' V'ui'
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-19

s.ps,t,r Chester 1. 1.Ong has been re.
ausstsd TO deliver the Memorial en- ,,.avs ,au'''l 81
At Arlington this year. The I,,an'.a aor,sS' n, AZ
Arlington last year was delivered ''
President Roosevelt
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-19

PHI, Young the Graduate 0ptlciaa
will fit you with spectacles crnosc glasses
using The latest ins trumcnts'that science
has produced.
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-19
Fitst published March l9.


State OF Kansas to William 7. Grimes and
Sarah y. Grimes:
You and each of you will take notice thal
you have been sued in the District Court Of
Ford County, State of Kansas, by Charles "
Gibson and that unless You answer TO tne
petition filed in said suit on or before the
Hnd day Of April, 1873 said petition Will be
taken rs true and II Judgment will bo rem
dered against you accordingly foreclosing 4
mortgage executed and delivered by you
and euch of you to the Pioneer Loan " Trust
Co., dated the md day of April, 1855, on
the following described real estate In Ford
County, Kansas, to wit; Lots one (D and
two (2) md the east half (4) of the north
west quarter D of section nineteen QW
township twenty-nine (2o) south, range
twcuty.six (9O) west of the 9th P. NJ, and
for the sale of said real estate without
appraisement to pay the debt secured by
said mortgage.
Witness my hand and official seal this 18th
day of March, 1905.
j. @. BAIRD,
SEAL, Clerk District Court.
Attest; SUTTON Il ScArEs,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-19

The socialists have called conyen-
tjop to meet at Hutchinson oa March ~
to nominate O candidate for congress-
man from the Seventh district Chris
topher Bisbir who WAS on the socialist
ticket In the Inst election is the only can-
didate In SIGHT.
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-19

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