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Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14

ST. Louis, March io.-The site of the
reviewing stand, from which Presi-
dent Roosevelt and the assemblage Of
distinguished men who will be In the
city for the Worlds fair dedication
ceremonies will view the magnificent
military pageant has been selected
by Adjt.-Gen. Corbin.
The stand will be located on the
broad avenue of the main concours9,
facing the site of the grand basin
and Art hill.
This location will form the center
of outlook during the exposition
proper. affording as II does com
plete sweep Of the main picture as
well as all of the main buildings In
perspective.
The avenue itself. Is, from side 70
side, about 800 feet wide, but II is
probable that the reviewing stand Will
be but 300 wide. II win stand flush
on the waterway. and win be raised
from the surface OF the ground suf-
ticiently TO give those on the stand a
good view of the passing troops over
the heads OF spectators, and, at the
same time. keep the president in plain
sight of the people.
An added advantage of this site for
the stand arises from the fact that 1t
will thus face the three large build
Ings that are practically completed
the education, electricity and varied
Industries.
Trip over the Fair Grounds.
Gen. Corbin spent the greater part
Of Monday morning at the Worlds
fair grounds, going out there In the
forenoon for conference with the
exposition officials. The general
WIS accompanied by Gen. John G.
Bates Of The departments Of Missouri
and the lakes; Capt. Reeves, of Gen.
Bates staff; Col Jacobs, qnartermas-
ter at Jefferson barracks, Col. Il. G.
Goodwin, commander of the Jefferson
guard; Lieut.. Heinthelman, chairman
Carter of the national commission, L,
" DeGraw, Washington press repre-
sentative for the exposition, and Di-
rector Of transportation G.. W. Ris'
| tine.
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14
MONEY ORDERS
for all your Small Rsmitsaness, BY mail Or
otherwise.
Sold on all points in the United States,
Canada, and on Havana, Cuba.
CHEAP AND CONVENIENT.
NO APPLICATION REQUIRED.

A receipt is given and money will be re-
funded IL order is lost.
Sold at all agencies Of the Southern Ex-
press Company at all reasonable hours.
The evening world., 1903-09-14
NELLIE BLY'S
NIECE welded
Young Woman Is Secretly Mar
ried and Announcement Is
Made by Happy Couple After
Wait of Weeks.

Although the ceremony was performed
more than six weeks age, the
ment of the wedding Of DR.. william r,
c. Latson and Miss Beatrice Cochrane
Kountze has Just been made. II Is said
that secrecy was maintained because of
the objection of the brides aunt, Mrs.
Robert Seaman. who 10 best remem-
bered by the public as Nellie BLY,"
Mrs. Latson's parents are dead and
she has been the ward of her N
Her time has been divided between
Mrs. Sehman's home and that Of her
grandmother. Mr.. Cochrane. She Is
nineteen years o,d, ana a.taouSh ,H~
record Of tho marriages gives DR.. Lat
sons age as thirty-two, Lends declare
that he Is Almost twenty years olde..
DR.. Latson, who Is a physical culture
enthusiast and editor OF a magazine
devoted to tho ideas he supports. went
to the Rev. c, w. Mrphetson. pas.yr
of the lane Street Methodist Church.
on July 20 and arranged for the we'd
ding. Next day he took his bride there
and they were married. She then weut
back to the nome OF her aunt at No.
IS West Thirty-seventh street.
Mrs. Seaman was much excited when
she heard OF the marriage on Friday
night OF last week. Although II was
The evening world., 1903-09-14
ORDER $500 men
NOT TO GAMBLE
Chicago Concern Says Young
Men Must Not Play Races,
Drink Nor Smoke Cigarettes
to Excess.

CHICAGO. Sept. A-tAbsoluts pro-
hibition Of gambling IN any form,
particularly By betting on the races,
and also of drinking. cigarette smok-
ing ana dissipation, has been announced
by the managers OF the Western Dlec-
trio Company to It's employees.
The company Is one of the largest en-
ployera of labor in Chicago, more thar
1900 being on the rolls.
This notice was posted In the oficeB,
factories and shipping Departments
'Flaying the rAoes and all other forms
excessive use Of. cigarettes greatly I'm
pair ones usefulness. Tho best busl-
ness houses in the city do not desire
the services of those who Practise nny
OF these things. Notice Is hereby given
than any employee 90 abusing himsslf
10 subject to dismissal"
or the 1900 employees 600 are COLLEGE
says, are all that can be desired.
I'VE discovered" said he. that the
habit OF playing. tho races was develop
ing to an alarming extent in the ranks
OF our employees, and decided to give
every one fair warning. Our position In
me matter y not .~guritani9al. but no
Which S1 our notice Il directed ana remain
morally unspotted.
A for cigarette smoking. we are con-
WINGED that in excess It clouds a mans
intellectual powers. Against cigarette
smoking In moderation We have no com
plaint"
Gag Burlington and Quincy. Marshall
Field & Co. and Farwell & Co. nave
within ten days posted notices of n
similar character.
The evening world., 1903-09-14

msnt. where the thousand Of inspectors
and members OF the staff may become
familiar with the features OF well-known
crooks. In addition, the men assigned TO
at Police Headquarters daily. where the
crooks are lined up for the INSPECTION
OF supt. Morgan's men.
The .~eI-conytcts may not vote. conse-
qilently Supt. Morgan purposes to see
that men OF this class do not exercise
the lost right nor become ''managers''
or gangs OF %repeaters, which position
many. of them have filed In past cleo
ton times.
All Are Warned
Under Chief Deputy Maher's direction
scores of deputies sally forth each day
rocking e~x-convlcts. These men are at
ones invited 10 the office OF Chief Deputy
plainly told that they will be kept ulder
close surveillance untl after election
day. n detected In the act OF voting
or registering or taking part in a plan
and prosecuted TO tho limit.
We, find this part OF the work alb
essential" said Deputy Mnher
te-day: Crooks have frequently handled
and often themselves on election dav.
Now, we are hot-foot after these fellows.
We are bringing them down to the
office = daily, and we giye each q due
crooked ciection business. '''e You cn nn
hnndle crooks easily by q s%trairhtout
TAX. We give them a bit OF advice
s sna 'e hat them we GO; re sut ths we S wstcs them nng
keep each crook In sight until after
election day. In this manne we hope to
overcome what has always been IA
factor fact IN dishonest elections We are
the lower section OF the city in this
class OF work"
The evening world., 1903-09-14

late II Is said she hurried into Q car
riage with two escorts and went to the
minister's house. At least a woman
who answered her description awoke
the preacher and got his confirmation OF
the report.
Mrs. Latson was taken to Arverne by
her aunt and there DR.. Latson found
her and brought her back to his nat at
No. 11s Waverley place.
The evening world., 1903-09-14
All Manner Of Pins.

Challenge" Pins. good quality. full
count. Paper. &c
Century Pins. ex,.s fine quality.
full count Paper. 10
"Dressmakers'" Pins, manufactured
expressly for dressmakers' use, all
sizes. Half-pound boxes, 1Sc
"Capsheaf' Safety Pins, choice Of
sizes 0 to B. Paper, &c
Star Safety Pins. sizes o to 3, &c
Craven" Dress Shield Pins. no sew
Ing required. Paper, &c
"Neuss" Large Tube Of Toilet Pins,
contains 100 best pins, jet, mott. white
n assorted. Cube, SC
Mourning Pins, Box. 1c
Black Solid Pins. large box, &c
Pin Books. assortment Of pins. 4c
Fancy Crystal Turquoise and Pearl
Hat Pins, large assortment. Sc
'Heldfost' Aluminium Hair Pins,
card OF 6. &c
Queen Hairpins, best made,
erimped or straight. oil sizes. IL
papers to the h.. 1Oc
Horn Hairpins. shell. amber and
black. card Of l dozen. 1Oc
Buffalo" Horn Hoirpins; best fin
ished. box Of I dozen, 100
Hairpin Cabinets. LARGE cabinet con-
tanning an assortment Of straight and
crimped hairpins, SC
Supporters and Elastics.
The Antiseptic Hose Supporters for
children. misses and women. extra
wide web. button clasps. strongly
made, black or white. any size. &c
Satin Pad Hose Supporters. 4 straps
Of fancy silk frilled elastic. all eolors,
the SOC. kind. pair. zoe,
Lisle Loom Elastic. superior Grade.
black or white
Widths u inch. u inch. per yd.. &c
Widths q inch. 4 inch. per yd.. &c
Widths u inch. inch. per yd., SC
Fancy Double Frilled Silk Garter
Elastic, all colors. yard, Csc
Mhalebons, Hernbene
and Featherbene.
Pure shell Whalebone, best quality:
| yard strips. l5c; per dozen. $1.75;
per Gross. $3.50
Heavy Hornbone. good quality.
blond or black. 2. 8 or 9 inch: e
dozen. sc; per Gross. soc
Warren's Silk Collar Featherbene.
box Of SO yds.. $3.50
Warren.s No. , Grade uncovered
~Featherbone. box Of IL yds.. 3Sc
Warren's Twill covered F~eatherbone.
box Of IL yds., 6Oc
Warren's Cotton Ribbon covered
~Featherbone. box Of ~ yds.. oOc
Warren's eros Grain Silk covered
~Featherbone. box OF IL yds.. $I.2S
The evening world., 1903-09-14
After fhe Crooks.

Another interesting feature OF busy
young zzr. Morsan's sWork IL In rounding
lid WslI-hnoBn crooks, independent OF
sha S tssss.r. p sRIos Ss has TIT lnirG Z E sDs In
Ma Department and witch In under the
NttgenaI snpcrvsslon OF. Chief Deputy
.tQhh Iaher. also 4 ntaduats From Dis
~ 'cf@Hzforney gef44a8'e once. Deputy
ai1ksF Il also yonnE. but no has had a
1'fi e szpsfisses ana = : hustler like
TX: ;s''s sss:sbi Egsss;:' B sss':sy
The evening world., 1903-09-14
COURT AGAIN FOR BROKER.

Francis d, Carley, the former wan
street banker and promoter. recently
discharged from Bankruptcy after u legal
OF several years. Is to be called to
again. The Kentucky National
Bank has appealed from the decision OF
Referees Frederick w. Leonard.
The evening world., 1903-09-14

Spool Cottons & Silks.
]. O. Kings and Crowley's Sewing
Cotton. 2oo-yd. spools. per doz.. 1Sc
Pnrisienne Blasting Cotton. 5oo-yard
spools.> Sci per dozen. 33c
Linen finish Thread. per spool, 4c;
per dozen. 45c
Merrlck 6-eord soft finish. 2oo-yard
spools. &C; per dozen, 45c
Black Sewing Silks. Guaranteed 100
yard spool SC; per dozen. soc
D~ressmaksrs' Special Sewing Silks,
black or white. LOUNGE spools.
soc; per dozen, $3.50
Braids, Tapes and Laees.
Crescent Skirt Braid.
; yard pieces. &c; per dozen. soc
Manhattan" ssd S. H. M. Skirt
Braid. 5 yards. 12cj dozen. $40
Featherstitch Braid. Large assort-
ment Of patterns. the lac. kind, 6
yard pieces. &c
princess" Velveteen Skirt Binding;
excellent quality. black only. 5 yard
pieces. I2c
lndia Bunch Tape; package Of 6 as
sorted widths, &c
Bias Seam Tape; extra fine quality;
choice OF sizes 1. 2. 3. 4; piece IL
yards. IOc
Lorse Rolls OF Tape; a ysrda &c
White Tape; No. 8. dozen , yard
pieces. 10c
Linen Corset Laces; 5 yards; 3, 1Oc
Flat Corset Laces: m~ereerized silk;
oil shades. 7c
Tubular Shoe Lsces; choice Of
lengths. A. 5-4 Ga; dozen. sc
Tubular Shoe Lnces; extra quality
mohair; strongest made; choice OF
lengths. A. and 50; dozen. IOc
Small Wares.
Sterling Silver Thimbles. IOc
German Silver Thimbles. Sc
Lead Crimpers. I dozen. lc
Kid Hair Curriers'. large size. doz., Sc
Sarah Bernhardt Hair Waivers. &c
Curling Irons, hidden spring, &c
Curling Irons. folding handle. &c
Tracing Wheels, DC
Beeswax. &c
Ironing Wax. dozen, Sc
Stocking Darners. &c
Asbestos Iron Holders. Sc
Tomato Pin Cushions. large size. Sc
Sateen Tape Measures. &c
Bone Collar Buttons. large size, 1
dozen, Sc
Sewing Machine OIL s-ez. bottle. SC
"Sylph" Silk Collar Foundation. Sc
Pompadour Combs; takes the place
Of hair rolls; ~antiseptic. cool and
comfortable. 1Oc
Needle Cases. Of leather. satin
lined. extra large size. containing o
full assortment Of all kinds Of needles.
Value &c.. soc
The evening world., 1903-09-14

AlaitaaSS'
Regain" the new linins silk. Every
yard Guaranteed stamped on selvaSe.
One Of the best lining silks ever
woven. In oil the new Fall colorinSs
and black. Value 5sc. q yard. AT 48c
"Saksilk." o new. highly mercerized
fabric. with the soft finish so much
desired In fabrics Of this kind. All
the new colorlnSs and black.
Value 35c. q yard. Al zoe
"Silkette." highly m~ercerizcd. Black
and oil colors. Value 2sc. q yd. AtZic
"Shadowsilk'' has the sheer and
rustic Of silk. black and all the colors.
Value I7c. o yard. At lzc
Fast Black P~ercaline. highly beetled
and finished.
I2He. quality at &c I5c. quality at lie
I9c. quality at l4c 25c. quality at loc
Beltings, Bindings and
Castings.
Glace Dress Betting best Grade. 10
yard pieces. lOc; per dozen. $l.10
Silk Double Serge Betting, excellent
quality. Io-yard pieces.
4oc; per dozen. $3.50
Double Faced Satin Betting, finest
quality, Io-yard pieces. Csc
All-Silk Seam Binding. s-yard
pieces. &c; per dozen. 7Sc
All.silk Seam Binding, superior
quality. 9-yard pieces.
10c; per dozen. $1.10
Silk Prussian Binding. good quality.
e-yard pieces. l2c; per doz.. $1.35
Silk Prussinn Binding. finest quality.
9-yard pieces, 16c; per dozen. $l.75
Double Bone Casing. silk stitched.
e-yard pieces. &c; per dozen. S5c
Hooks and Eyes and
Fasteners:
atlantic Hooks and Eyes, Strong
and durable spring, japanned or
silvered. all sizes.
Gard Of 2 dozen. &C.; gross, 10c
Imperial and Windsor" Hooks and
Eyes. Card Of 2 dozen and dozen
invisible eyes, &C.; gross, zoe
Nichols" Spring Hooks and Eyes,
oil sizes. 2 dozen. &C.; gross. Csc
Genuine De Long Hooks and Eyes.
Gard Of , dozen Hooks and Eyes and
1 dozen invisible eyes. SC
"Notahook" Garment Fastener. jap
AIMED or silvsred. All sizes. card, &C
Dress Shields.
Dress Shields. light weight, washable
and odorless. sizes Nos. 2, J or 4.
Per pair. &c; per dozen. $i.OO
"Kasco" Dress Shields. Highest
Grade shields; light weight, odorless
and washable; fully warranted.
Size No. 2. 15c pair; $1.o5 dozen
Size No. 3. lSc pair; SI.o5 dozen
Size No. 4. 2lc pair; SIPS dozen
Size No. 5. Csc pair; S2.65 dozen
The evening world., 1903-09-14
Furniture Coverings.

SIX thousand yards, OF Cotton
Tapestries, Jates, Silk Tapestries,
Silk Damasks and Figured Velours
that have been here too long. You
are likely to find Just what you
want IN this extensive assortment,
suitable for draperies, hangings and
furniture coverings.
The evening world., 1903-09-14
Draperies For Fall
and Winter Homes

The Drapery season is here again. Bare
doors and windows are about to be relieved of their hard
lines and the unbroken glare.
Every housekeeper has drapery needs, large or small;
part OF the expected cost, with no sacrifice OF beauty.
The evening world., 1903-09-14
5aka & Unnttattu
HERALD SQUARE.
Mail Orders viii
Receive
Immediate Attention.
Sale of Notions, Dressmakers' Supplies and Innings.
Eer Tuesday, W!sdnssday and .TI~.hursday.

The integral parts Of a gown ar al important al the fabric and fashionina
How often a cheap whalebone thruSs itself through the costly silk of a
bodice. How often a really good skirt is made to look direputabe by a
unreliable binding. And SO throughout the entire requisites. If you choose
a thing from this sale, you may safely make it a part of your best down.
We will pledge ourselves as to its worth. The prize concessions are lib
eel n-.I l.-l
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-05-14
Election day is May rs.

"Mr. Cleveland's letter 10 Georgia
correspondent makes 1t clear says the
St. Louis Globe Democrat, THAT he will
run for President again if nominated.
He does not decline, which could be
done Enthusiastically III few words. His
Language IS. 81 can say no more than
to assure you that at no time since the
close Of my last administration have |
been desirious of carrying the Demo-
cratic banner for the fourth presidential
contest" The necessary inference is
that Cleveland Is not anxious, but will
Ing. He rcfels to fourth nomination,
not to third term, and expresses no Oh
lection to either. On the strength of
this letter advocates Of the denomination
Of Cleveland can work confidently as to
his position. He will serve The party If
asked to carry its banner for the fourth
time, and, Of course, If he Is nominated,
the platform will have to be substantially
In harmony with The other three upon
which he ran. Mr.. CLEVELAND has held
that IN the last two presidential cam.
paigns he was right and the bulk of the
party was wrong. A mountain of DEM
ocratlc abuse has been heaped upon him,
He has been an exile from the Democrat
ic party as carried on and the object Of
Its bitter hatred and denunciation. If
the party is ready to ackuowle dye that 1t
erred, and to put Its penitence in the
form of 4 fourth nomination. Cleveland
will not stop the movement. His
Princeton letter of May 9Th settles that
Perhaps be would be content 10 name
some other candidate and shape the
platform. Yet one thing is certain. If
Blyauism should capture the party again
in 1904 Cleveland will give it the same
support as in 1896 and 1900. He is not a
man to submit to revision, but if the
party wants to reyise itself he Is more
than willing, and will be the candidate
if called upon.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-05-14

"President Roosevelt is great ora
tor, totally lacking the ponderosity o
Webster, or the eloqueuce Of Clay
His manner of speaking has nothing o
the orator IN it. 1t Is what he says, an(
not the manner of bis saying 1t, tina
counts. His speeches will become elias
sizes. and be published in all languages
and live in the literature Of the world
not because they are clothed in eloquent
and beautiful language, but because Of
the plain common sense homely truths
that they contain. lie voices not the
aspirations Of dreamy philosophers, but
the plain common sense of the plain
every day people Of all nations. The
world Is all one family, and bis uphold
ing OF truth, honesty, honor, fair play
and hard work finds response In the
hearts of the proctilal common sense
people of the world"-Freeport (lll)
Journal,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-05-14
First Pub. May AL
PUBLICATION NQTIllE
PUBLICATION NOTIUE.
In the District Court of Ford County, Kansas
h, L. Martin, Plaintiff,

PUBLICATION NOTlCE.
In the District Court of Ford County, Kansas
FL. Martin, Plaintiff,
The Davidson Loan Co., J. 0. Davidson,
Della Davidson, James W. Burton,
Amanda Troup, Roland Swift, William Mon.
Grief, James Kinds, W. L. Kinds, Palestine
Troup Simon Robinowitch, Moses Lvshitz,
jacob Llvshltz, The Trustees Of the Baron
de Ilrsch Fund h. IIeiker, Trustee, Nc
Knley " IIelker, John Merideth, Frdhk A
Manda, The Showaller Mortgage Co., Gary
Smith, o. X. Tomlnson, Charles d. Gibson,
John M, Gore and A. l., Lee, Defendants.
To James W. Burton, Amanda Troup Ro.
land Swift, William Moncliei james Kinds,
W. L. Kinds, Palestine Tronp, Simon Rob.
inowtch, Jacob Lvshitz, The Trustees OF the
Mckinley y lleiker, John Merideth, Cary
John NJ. Gore md A. L. Lee,
You and each of you are hereby notified
that you have been sued by the plaintiff In
the above entitled cause md court and that
you must answer tho petition filed by the
plaintiff in said cause on or before the gith
day Of June, A. D. 1888, or the said petition
VIII ~ lHhtH llS lIuc HHu JuupiutHl VulVllUR
the plaintiffs title to the following described
real estate, situated in the Comfy of Ford
and state of Kansas, to-wlt' The N half ~
Of section twenty nine, (9G the S half ~ Of
theSW quarter Of section twenty. nine, (29)
the N half or the NV quarter (4)O section
thirty.tw0, 1877 the 81 quarterly Of section
twenty (21) md the NV quarter ~ Of sec
ton ninteen 10y all in township twenty
nine (20l South of range twenty-five, t2l)
west of the Sixth P. NJ, the SE quarter %
of section fourteen, (l4) the Nh quarter (A)
OF section twenty.tllree, (23) the NV quarter
" Of section twenty-four, tsN and the NV
quarter of section nine (0) all in township
twenty.nine, (2O) south Of range twonty
three ,s8) west OF the Sixth ?. Nj Lots oneIh
md two(e) und the D half N of the NV duur-
erCa) Of section thirty ono, Bl) township
twenty-five, (l5) south Of range twenty-five,
(9S) west of the Sixth ?. NJ also lots threet8j
and fOurt) and the L halroft the SW quarter
of section thirty-one, t3D township twenty
eight, (gS) south Of range twenty-six, (2G)
west Of tile Sixth P. NJ;
And barring you and each Of you Of any
right, title and interest therein, will be
rendered accordingly. Take due notice.
SEAL SUTTON 4 SCATEs.
M Attorneys for Plaintiff |
Attest JIG, BAIRD,
Clerk District Court.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-05-14
Weather of Past Week.

The following weather review for the
week ending Wednesday, May IS, 1903,
is furnished by E, D. Emigh, observer in
charge:
This was an exceptionally damp and
cloudy week. Only two days, Friday and
Saturday, were without precipitation,
while Saturday. partly cloudy day,
was the only one Of the week which was
not cloudy. Notwithstanding this al
most continuous showery condition, how.
ever, the total rainfall was only O66 of an
inch, Dol of an inch below normal High
daylight temperatures were prevented by
the small percentage Of sunshine, the
maximum for the week being IS degrees
on Saturday with sunshine percentage
of IS. While the night temperatures
were mild, they were not seasonably
warm; the lowest was "A degrees Tues
day morning. Twenty.four hour ranges
were generally quite small, the greatest
belug "a degrees on Saturday and the
least Z degrees on Tuesday.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-05-14

AT the State Federation Of Clubs the
new president, Mrs. Lewis in appointing
the committees assigned the department
of music to the Seventh district Mrs.
Harry Hubbard Of Dodge City was made
u member Of this committee. The other
members appointed are: Mrs, Howard
Lewis Of Hutchinson and Mrs. d. IIig-
ginson Of Wichita.
Chas, S. McCray who has been en-.
ploved in the GLOBE. REPUBLICAN office
will take charge Of The Lyons Eagle,
published at Lyons, Rice county, be-
ginning his new duties next week, Mr.,
MCCray says that he had rather live In
Dodge City than any place be knows Of,
but rs be has been offered business op.
poItllnty which he believes Is a splendid
opening for The future, he decided that
be had better accept 1t.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-05-14

Frstpub, May "A, 1903.
PUBLIC ALTON NOTICE.
State of Kansas, Ford county, IS.
Before P, r, Hobble, Justice of the Peace
Of Dodge City township in Ford county,
Kansas.
York. Key Mercantile Co.. Plaintiff,
vs..
7, H. Rawlings, Defendant.
The above-named defendant, T. II. Raw.
lings will take notice that he has been sued
in said court on the 18th day of April 1908 by
the above-named plaintiff, York.Key Mer.
camille Co. for the sum Of slG.s5 and you must
answer the petition therein on or before the
18th day of June, 1908 at 10 o'clock a. m. or
said petition will be taken as true and judg-
ment rendered for plaintiff in said action for
the sum Of Sl6.S5 and the costs of this action,
YORK KEX MERCANTILE Co.,
Attest: p. r. HoBBLE, j. p.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-05-14
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
.irst published App. 3O.).

NTlinu puDllsucu APP ou,J
State of Kansas to Estela Newlln, Chas
W. Newlin, James Erazure, Mrs james
Frazure, his wife, E. A Wales, Mrs. r.
A. Wales, Ills wife and Nellie Hafner;
You and each of YOU will take notice that
you have been sued In the District Court OF
Ford County Kansas, by W, j. ?. Kingsley
and that unless you answer to the petition
filed Is said suit on or before the 10th day Of
June. 1893, said petition will be taken as
true and judgment rendered against you
and each Of you accordingly foreclosng a
mortgage executed ind delivered by NJ. Es-
tella Newlin und Chas W. Newin to Z. lel-
ker, trustee, dated May lst, 1855, on the fol-
lowing described leal estate, situated in
in Ford County Kansas, to wit. the south
east quarterG4) of sectson SIX 10y, township
twenty-eight (2S) south, range twenty three
(23) west Of the 9Th ?. NJ, and for the sale of
said real estate without apprasement to puy
the debt secured by said mortgage, witness
my hand and official seal, this eth day of
April, 1903.
(seaD SUTTON 4 SCATES.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest j. @. Baird.'
Clerk of the District Court.