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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
KING GEORGE.
The Mad Dog Scare Served Out
Their Terms Fox Hunting Farm
ers Backward in Their Work
Personals, Etc

hRAtRf IT, - lhFtFU 4 =. li4fst
/ Anuuibcr oi hogs belonging toMr Robt
/ Newton. % w~l-knowu farmer of this
neighhofhood. have dil q during the pa {
week of what il believed to he hydro.
phobia. II L. alleged that these hoga
were bitten ty a rabbi dog ah.ut ~
month ago and symptoms OF T .hies be
gan To manifest Themselves about ten
I days ago
As stated ia this corfespnndence AT ia.
time. mad dog msde a tour az this
community some six weess ago. and at
tachtd number Of animal-loys. hoys
eats. and cattlr. Some Of the dogs then
hiit Ten dici m the course of three weeks
aud soue hal 20 he killed Jpstice If
the Peace here called attention to the
Tact that the law requires the killing az
dogs. d.. known tp have been bitten lax
raOid dog and that persons concealiDg
animals known To have been hitten arr
liable % hne of 81 for each day that
sdeh an animal l. 50 concealed Yet "A
maj 'rity of the people who owned the
dogs. b. That had been ATTACK .: by the
r uiI dog which toured the nei,hhor
hood we,e 10th 10 believe thAt their
d 'gs had been actually bitten. and were
therefore unwilling To have them killed
u, nee. II II not Improbable that this com
munity viii Yet witness many fatalities
from hydrophobia
John Seymour Frazer aud James Levi j.
two coiOrei youths arrived at their
homes here saturday nj hit from Rich
m"nf, where they had served "A two. wear
term IN the p-niteEtiary. In the spring
81 1901 thes" boys were seized with "A
u hankoriug after cash. and rather than
earn 1t 10y honest labor. they entered n
barn near here aud appropriated a par
COL Nt
mule and cart with which to carry the
corn To remote store.
MIR and Mrs e. W Rogers Jr nj
Washington spent few days this week
Al their parental homes near here.
Mr. Noah Webster has returned to his
home IN cambridge, Md after spending
"A lew days with friends at Dogue
Miss Sophia Tayloe one az King
beorge most prominent young ladies
has returned to her home 1t Powhatan
alter al extended visit TO atlanta and
other Southern cities
Rev. John Thomas. who was call,d
TO Charles County. Md last Monday.
10y the iilness OF his daughter, returned
TO his home at Colonial Beach TODAY
Mrs James l.. Payne aud family. who
have been residing in Washington for
some years past, have returned TO their
country home AT Edge IIll. this county
t'r permanent residence
Mr. Frank Taylor. the champion fox
hunter OF King George. caught grey
fox yesterday. after All exciting chase Of
several hours with pack Of nineteen
hounie
An old farmer says that this is the sec
ond YEAR IN AL his recollection when no
blowing had been done before the middle
oi March IL is SAFE to SAY that the
farmers In this neighbour oul have never
been - behind hand with their work AT
they are now bDt with good weather
from the mlddl Of this month on they
viii catch up" after n while. although
planting must necessarily be later than
l. Iesirablr
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14

Box Parties" In King GEORGE.

h iDg George Co. Va March 18th. 1903
Oae oi the most pleasant events of the
season was Il modern box party at the
home Of Mr.. ana Mrs i N Henderson
a. Cash Corner In King George. on Tues
day night Otla-t week number of well
.nOV'n young ladies aud gentlemen Of
Aing George. Stafford and Wa hingtOn
CITY gathered about : O'Clock and spent
some three or four hours ia carrying out
IN interesting programme consisting OF
innocent games, plays and vocal and in
strumental mUsic-the various delightful
icsti ,ities being sand wiched with "A
sumptuous supper and IA prolusiOn of
choice cOnfectiOnaries.
Miss Nora Henderson. n daughter of the
hOst and hOstees. presided at the organ
and furnished delightful music, and other
musicians performed on stringsd instru-
ments and added largely TO the musical
part OF the programme.
The enjoyable affair was gotten M by
the young people and approved by the
OF folks of the neighborhood. This
unique and charming box party wililong
he plcasantly remembered by all who
parti ipated, and the long list of guests
are lavish in their gratitude to Mr. and
Mrs Henderson whose couriesi,s were
unbOunded
The party ut Mr. and Mrs Henderson r
was a sort of prelude to series OF social
gatherings which Ollowed, and on Fri
day night the home Oi Mr. aud Mrs J ).
PeytOn was the scene of an entertain
ment Of the same kind goodly num-
Der OF joyous young folks assembled at
she coy Pey ton residence about y. m.
aud indplged in many choice lections Of
music, interesting games aud mif;hlu
plays till about midnight Here, too
the festivities were broken by an elaborate
= PIPER, CONNECTIONS and toothsome viand'
galore
Persons from several counties aud from
Washington, made up the Gro wd and Oh,
delighted guests, in expressing their graf
itude to the lady and gentleman of the
house, declare that the pleasures Of tn,
occasion will alw avs linger in their mem
Dries. Owing TO a lack OF space. IA list O
che guests at the two parties named j.
necessarily omitted
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
Toms Query.

Some curious queries are propounded at
Mr.. sam Fitzhugh's cofi'e house when
the early morning visitors q nj her around
the board. hut none have so far equalle,i
the following Interrogation 10y Tom ben.
MS. capt kOwe's faithful employe. who
was standing by this morning when he
coffee drinking was going on The dis-
cussion had driited TO the jim Crow Cav
law and various opinions had been al
vanced and questions asked in reference
to the fairness of the law when Tom con.
vulsed the crowd by seriously ash ing one
nf the party. Boss dccs them Jim row
Cars run 40 fast a. the 9th, r. - Tn.
matter WAS explained To Toms satisiac
iinn and hr no longer believes his rae,
down trodden along this line.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
Roll of Honor.

For School No .. Aquia District. stat
ford County for month ending March :
1903. l.. l.. Lynn. teacher:
Maud, Stella, Birdie and I'd ward Payne.
Mary Chesley. Bernard Patton. Kate
Trogan. Walter. Messy aud Cora Hum
rhrie'. George. l.urian Fanny and Grac.
Wat-on. Archie and Robert Bnuichvari
Dick. Annie. Martha and Slliic Rnurnr.
ifa Smith. Dan, Nrttie. Harry aud rinN
beagle. Emma. leon and Matte Stone
Nellie and Cora Watson. George AMI FL
die shelton. Charlie Sullivan. Florence.
John and Andrew Truslow. Rsrksfnlc
iiales Minnie aud Leslie Taylor. Arne.
Grogsn. Florence Kennedy. Raymond
and Walter Harper. Kate Street. Lucy
and Lola lett
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
EI6sROHO. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD.
So h'iuie in efisct Ian. ifth. isoa
trANi NnNTuN ARn

8 81. aai,J Stov. nn sigma, ~
s4u,n .unIss-' snty
4 daily 40 i...,I -ttr-
a.. 100 a. 80 -ai.i,.y of.i, ~t-l- go, -ivn-i
a. 10. .tt Aluin. VII. N~trr 'luo.t a..
"'rFF iiil. Nci,lcJ >ns Ne..tiuRr
To q Il. inile. rsHti 9 |ntrr at.t>
BOO -'vrn a. Hfn"ke ht.uir Nifr - .tSr
tt "a ti-p Cherry I'm frDs-tuur. N.li.t ttt.
c"IuRn. Lort"n. Acv"t'uh. trRn,"rtn ana
So uiirury.
IA 4. N. d~'y creep, sunasJ 10 loe.,
o'57 .. " daily Stop on -isnaiati,,.n,.
~ Niirwlt aud AZ ltcid Sunday only
A'.Oi a II daiiy. Slope ou signal At
on signal AT Ocro9uan on Sunday- only
fERNf -t,f gIN ARD.
$50 A. ". daily Atlrntic Const Line
trrAn- Ntops a. Milford. IosWsl and Aah.
.N'.'.. iniA. hh4 ou signal At other local
- ..- un ~nnttA- only.
- no A. N daily eEcel SUNDAY fiehmond
,uiilodesiuu. Makes al stops
- \ NJ HRiiy except Sui,lnp Make
Del n stop na -igual
2s DO u daily A o. trn'n stops on
g.. h;iiutd np~.v.i' ...I Ashland
s.3t L. ii. daily. Atlantic 1ohst i.iuc
traln. Slope At Nusv sI and Ashland
siKnal
1o.Sl T.. NJ daily S-"hoard AR Line train
1851. &C. At boswell.
-tscoialnodaticn train leaves Hichtnnnd a
borg Gao =. VI
e.. g. cox. Agent
W. 7. TANLpE. rraflc Nnunucr
- nt' T. T.. General MANAGE
g. ". 'l Up. Assistant General Manager
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
MAD DOG
He Bites a Horse anS Several Per-
sons Have Harrow Escape.

Thursday night "a mad dog caused =
great deal at excitement j.. the city
About O'Clock he'ushrd Ia Mr. f. K
he'irr = stable. bitlag one ci bis hurres
on TIE leg n, then mi,ie for joe il ole
who had whiD in his hand and succeed
Cd N keepi"g the dog ,fi irom the
stable the dog went toward she railroad
"nd m passing Armstrong coraer Nmp-
ed at kuszner Kaufman throNf. catch
ing the lapel Of hs coat aud tearing il
about siN LcheS he ,h-u ~.rtiru-,i h's
coursr To Sophia street. SrNp.iog al
ever. thing IA hi- path Al ar. coru.r.f
commerce and Sophiastre e. h-at'artri
Horace Ironnh- anf I,lA lot -, liun. hu-
they managed 10 ksep him II NUS. oil
CIR Tans'Il arrived a"d -.,i two luli 90
ia the animals h.ai. which eadcd IA,
mad career
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
Baker on Talk.

To fairly good-sized audience. Hon
C. Conway Baker member OF the House
from tmorelaHd, lectured on Talk
at Broad Street Methodist Church. Rich
mond, Thursday night for the benefit OF
the Ladies Aid Society A number OF
mem bers and Senators were present to
hear their colleague. The lecture was a
mixture OF pathO- and humor, aud
abounded in shrewd hits at the weakness
and foibles of humanity
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
MARTIN VS. r. ZAP r. r.
This Case Before Court of Appeals

The asses of Martin ssdministratorv W
Kichmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac
railroad company was argued before the
Court # Appeals in lii,hmond FRIDAY
Messrs 1t George r. fitzhugh. Il this
city, and Hill Carter. Of Ashland repre-
sented the railroad. and Messrs 4 T. Em-
brey and W u Carter. Of this city ar.
cnnnsel for Martin
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
TO SEND CONTRIBUTION.
Confederate Osus hters Here TO n clip
Bazaar For Needy Women.

At a called meeting on Wednesday.
March llth. 1908. fredericksburg Chap.
Ter. Dauuhters Of the CuDicderacv. unahi
inously decided u semi a contribution
II money and a box to the fair to be
held in Richmond. Va hrginning Mon.
day. March 10th, for the Home for Needy
confederate Women ANY articles for the
box, fancy OF useful. or donations of
money. will be gladly received by Mrs
Mamie ;. Barney. president of the
Chapter the box will be sent on Tues
.aV
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
DEATHS

Mrs. Charles Kent died at her home
near Lottsburg. Northumberland coup-
", Monday. she is survive ed by IA hus-
band and several children.
Mrs &. b Brown, widow If T.. C.
Brown, OF Middleburg, l.oudoun county.
died at Der home. at Mi,dleburg. Wed
mes lay night aged 81 years She is sur
vived by two children. r. l. Brown and
Mrs : Il Fred, of Mid ileburg.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
ANOTHER MONUMENT FOR
SPOTSYIVANiA.
Oneto be Erected on Wilderness Bat.
tlefield Where Gen. 4sys Fell.

Rev. y !. Brown. 81 ri isburg. A..
has been ia the city for srvcraIdav- re
has been over the battieii,.ld- ~ o..
WI 'ernrs~ AMI locat-d the spot ,sh,r,.
General Alexander HAYS. Of HAnro,l
60 -. fell. On width il j. concentrated
q" erect monument rac monument
- " he huilt by M'-sr- C,rtriehs and
X Davis. Of this CITY. ou- Of irr rri.ke-
burg battlefield gfanite
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
Death OF Mrs. Amos Sullivan

Mrs. Amos Sullivan died at her home
in Stafford county. Wedn' sday night
aged - years Tier death was due to a
complication 81 troubles She IL sur lived
by her husband and eleven children. The
funeral took place at o'cloc. on Fri
lay from the house. and the interment
made in the family burying ground.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
Attempted Robbery.

Evidence OF an attempt To enter Mr. j
IS Colbert's store. 1T the stan ord end OF
the Free Bridge. Wednesday night. was
discovered by Capt. James Roach next
morning. Tracks of two men were sec n
ut the window and where they attempted
20 pry the window open. This makes
he second time this has occurred in he
nast ten DAYS
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
Tim berWanted

Want To buy "A good tract oi timber:
will bay timber and land err will buy tim
her atone, anywhere in Virginia ur the
South. Anyone having such will do well
to write me at once.
Iuhn " Allison. Jr..
tr.Gericksburp Nn
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
Operation Performes for Appensiciti.

Mr.. George 4. Tyler, Jr son of Rev.
Geo. T Tyler. of this city, n student at
the Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore.
came here and accompanied his brother.
Marvin Tyler, who has been suffering
from appendicitis, to the hospital where
an operation was performed Mr.. Tyler
is doing well.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
An Excellent Definition

\ gentlemen Of this city furnishes us
with the following definition ~ dealing
in futures Us given 10y Wall street
broker:
Il pay for something | cannot get
with money that haven't got. and then
sell what never had for more than it
ever cost
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14

Parties who have made contracts with
Roberts Bros TO raise tOmn toes thecom-
ing season will call Al Hotel Dannehl and
get their seed Those who have not
made contracts and desire to do so will
also call at Hotel Dannehl and sign same
before the number of acres required are
taken
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14

Connection - FrricricNshurs with r.. ,
4 L L. r., AMI W..me steamboat Go Al
prtngr wish Sputheru ,; u and Che-a peate \
oa's y. r.
Tue only line g. the Charlottesville snd
Ntlfcrne.- itnStleneiI-
Eastern standard Time. Daily sxc4ntSur-
t.V " n RICHARDS Gen lfnnar-~r
treiu 40 Leaves orNuxr she 80 Monday
io --.eh .nonsh a. 4 NJ
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
Steamer Tourist Resumes Regular
TRIPS

The Steamer Tourist arrived at her
wharf here Thursday evening at 6:2O
with "a passengers, 30 tons of coal and
a heavy load OF freight on board The
st amer has been thoroughly repaired
and left Friday for Urhanna on the regu-
lar schedule
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
Pickle Crowers Notice

The Richardson Pirkhng Company vii
contract with reliable farmers for Il e
season of SOB To grow small cucumber =.
burr cucumbers and melons LibeI al
terms
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
Another Donation tothe Hosoi,aI,

A generous gift of fifty dollars has cen
preeentel to the Mary " ashineton Hos
pital by Mrs Warren Potter. of Boston.
Mass, through her friend, Mrs Andr, W
G. Doggett
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
TO CURE cOLDINoNE DAY

Take Laxative BrOmO Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money ii it fails
to cure +. ". Groves signature is on
each box. poe.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
Additional Clerk for City eostott,ee

In the annual read jnstment of salaries
OF clerks in first aud second class post
offices announced at Washington ia one
additional clerk for Frederick sburg at a
salary OF $500 per year to take effect
July LIST
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-14
The Farmers Friend Corn Drill

This simple. compact
and splendid working
tool has for many years
held its own against all
competitors Each year
1t gains q host of new
friends and SubStantiates
It's name-the Farme IS
Friend.
For sale at
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The Tenth Annual Reunion.

I The Southwestern Veteran Association
will hold Its reunion 10 the City park al
Dodge City, Kansas, Sept. 1894, 1903
Those who had the pleasure Of attending
the previous reunion will vouch for the
royal good time afforded them. The
park is adjoining the city on the bank
of the Arkansas river. 1t contains 100
acres of beautiful shade and grass, q
model camping ground. Tents, water,
fuel, hay and straw will be furnished
free to soldiers and their friends who de-
sire to camp Those who desire other
quarters can procure them at reasonable
rates at hotels and private houses.
Adjoining the park OIL the west ore the
fair grounds ard race track where there
will be amusements of various kinds.
ball games, etc. free.
Gentlemen Of national and state reputa.
ton have accepted invitations to be pres
emit during the reunion and address the
people.
One day will be set apart as fraternal
day where all celebrate and the exercises
will be under their direction.
1t is hoped that the schools throughout
the southwest will not open until the
second week in September that the teach
els and scholars may have an opportu-
nifty of attending the reunion. Watch
for the big bills.
Papers please copy.
]. A. ARMENT, D. L. SWEENEY,
Secretary. President,
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VIII Curry Of tue York-Key Mercan-

VIII Curry Of the York-Key Mercan-
tile Gu, store was taken with hemor'
image Of the lungs on Monday evening OIL
this week and Is still In very bad con.
dillon. Mr.. Curry lisa young man wht
has many warm friends here and hii
sickness was learned with the deepest re.
greet by all.
Garden City is going to have the besI
FAIR August 9th, 9Th and 9TH ever held
In Western Kansas. The purses are the
best given by any fair west Of Hutchin-
son. The Association has secured Miss
Blanch Mckinney, tie champion lady
horse back rider ID the world, who will
ride In the fve.mlle Cowboy race, and
give "the chase for BRIDE and put In
other features never before seen in this
country. 1t
The Globe-republican., 1903-07-02
(First Published June III
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
State Of Kansas, Ford County. IS:

otate vi hahshs, fofu Voulty, 49,
June 6, 1908.
In the matter Of establishing, permanently
the corners and boundaries of land ownet
by N. j. Smith and Charl A. Bridgewatsr ant
divers other persons
To J. B. Watkins, Lawrence, Kans,, ]. G
Deencey, JetnOre, HANS. David II. Mann, Clod
brook, Iowa, John II. Ward, Rushville, I'll.
JIM. MOeler, Evansville, Ind; Eugene Taylor
Nokomis, ILL.,; w. J. p Kingsley, Rome, N
Y;B. h. Thompson, Mt. Ayr, Iowa. y. \
Smith, Chase, Kans. IN. W. Lawson, Gueds
Springs, Kansas; Irrigation Loan y Trus
Co., Hutchinson, Kans.; @. W Sheeham, Cen
terville, Ohio; Calvin Ball, Iowa Point
Kans,; John Wash, Linton, Ind; Thos. l.
Dunn. Jackson Hill, Ind; City Real Estate
Trust Co. N. y Life Bldg Kansas City, No.,
W, +. Mufy, address unknown Lombard
Liquidation Co., Kansas City, Mo-; Palmer @
Joy, Pawnee, Okla, A. G. Lakes, Cochltuate,
Mass. Caroline +. Lakes, Middlesex, Mass.
William Richmond, Perry, N. Y; r.. 8. Mofett,
Erie. Pa; NJ. d. Cody, Camden, ILL.,; Edmund
j. Wager, Utica, N. Y. I.G. Howe, 1928 Ar.
aphoe st Denver, Colo. $50. Shelton, Green's
burg, kans John A. King, Medicine Lodge,
Kans,; +. W. Casner, Hutchinson, Kans, .;
Irrigation Loan Il Trust Co. Hutchinson,
Kans,. W. il. futile, Oanandaisua, N. Y.
You are hereby notified that N. j. Smith
and other land owners of Ford County Kan.
sas, have notified, me, US County Surveyor Of
Ford County, Kansas, to establish. pelman.
emily, corners and boundaries of the follow
Ing described tract Of land owned by them
and situated in Ford County, Kansas, towit:
Thatuis to say, all the boundary lines and
corners of all the sections In township
twenty eight (2s) south of range twenty.
three(23). West in said Ford county as be-
tween them and you and each Of you with
respect to tracts OF land respectfully owned
by you, and lying adjacent to the above.de.
scrlbed land and that |, as County Surveyor,
will, on the Is day Of July, 1903, at 10 O'Clock
q. IN of said day, at the s. II. corner Of Sec
lion 3S, township 2s south, range 20 west in
said county, proceed according to law to es.
tablish, permanently, said corners and
at which time you may, If you
wish, DO present and be heard.
7. l.. DELLINGER,
County Surveyor, Ford Go. Kans.
The Globe-republican., 1903-07-02

The Iowa Republicans at their
State convention yesterday embodied
in their platform the following: eve
believe that the large corporations,
commonly called trusts, should be
80 regulated and supervised, both in
their organization and their opera
ton, that their evil tendencies may
be checked and their evil practices
prevented. In many instances they
are efficient industrial instruments,
and the natural outcome Of an newt
able process Of economic revolution.
We do not desire, their destruction,
but insist thatithey shall be SO regu-
lated and controlled as TO prevent
monopoly and promote competition,
and in the fullest measure subserve
and advance The public good. The
patriotic and resolute course Of Pres
ident Roosevelt in his recommends
tiors to congress upon this subject
and upon The related subject Of fur
ther regulation Of interstate com
merce commands our confidence and
admiration, and tho recent Legislation
Of congress in harmony with bis rec
concentrations meets our hearty
approval
The Globe-republican., 1903-07-02

Alaska now promises to offer
pretty strong competition to Western
Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico and
Arizona in the stock business, pro-
viding The age Of Investigation in
governmental affairs reaches there
and straightens out the conditions
brought about by the wealthy graft
ers who are trying to swallow up
that country.
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Rubber stamps, metal dies, etc, at The
NOVELTY WORKS. doors south Of the
rink. If

It's no use to try to hold an Ashland
girl when she wants to get married.
Wednesday night of last week says the
Ashland Clipper Miss Anna Craig, who
was being detained by Sheriff Grimes as
witness In the Jet cases, got up and
tore the screens off the window Of the
room In which she was sleeping and got
away, going out to H. C. Jett's place
near Lexington. From there she and
Claud Jet went to Greensburg aud were
married. Sheriff Grimes wired the
sheriff Of Kiowa county to arrest Miss
Craig and hold her until he came, but
he didn't do it, thinking he had no right
to do so. The girl was not under arrest
at the time Of her escape but only being
held us witness. On Saturday H. 9.
Jet came 10 town and gave bail for her
appearance as a witness in the Septem-
Der term OF court"
Bicycle, gun, and general repairing at
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First published June 1l.)
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

State Of Kansas to Frank Ferrone and Ser
aphlnaG. Ferrone:
You will take notice that you and each Of
you have been sued in the district Court Of
Ford county, Kansas, by Michele Craziano
and that unlessyOu answer to the petition
filed in said suit on or before the end day
of July. 1853 said petition will be taken
nsI true and a judgment will be rendered
against you and each of you and in favor
Of the plaintiff herein for the sum Of one
hundred and thirty. eight dollars and
fourty.fye cents (slSs.45) and an order of
lie will issue to sell Lot two ~ is section
twenty four, (24) township twenty six (@l
south, range twenty -four I'D west Of the 9th
P. M. In Ford county Kansas, as the property
Of the defendent which has been attached in
this action.
Witness my hand and official seal this 9th
day Of June, 1903. SUTTON X SCATEs,
(seaD Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Attest ]. U. BAIRD,
Clerk District Court.
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A LaCross woman who visited the

A LaCross woman who visited the
wrecked regions Of North Topeka
after the recent food picked up
mud and water stained photograph
OF a handsome man. This incident
might have developed into romance
had it not been that the woman was
married, that her husbands former
home was in North Topeka and
further for the fact that it was her
husbands picture.
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PUBLICATION SUMMONS.

First pub, July2
In the District Court Of Ford County, Kansa'
Lucille Hamilton, Plaintiff,
"I vs..
John +. Hamilton, Defendant
The State of Kansas to John +. Hamilton
Greeting.
You are hereby notified that you have
been sued in tile District Court of Ford
County, Kansas, by Lucille Hamilton, and
that you must answer the petition filed In
the above-entitled cause In the above-en.
titled court on or before the 18th day Of Aug.
ust, 1908. or said petition will be taken as
true and Judgment rendered decreelng
that the plaintiff DO divorced from you the
defendant
Attest. j, @. BAIRD,
SEAL. Clerk Dist. Court.
SUTTON Il SCATEs,
Attorneys for plaintiff.