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The Lamar register., 1903-08-05
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT

Is rsE <ArEEE OF raE EsTAIE OF wILLIAx \.
VERNON DECEASED
fYosice i hereby -irea- that OF Moaiay The
" Sl<t dNy of AG<-- l. D. lsl@. being one of
the regular days Of tie August tern OF -he oan-
~ Co1r- Of ProEe-s Couaty. in the STATE of
Colorado. J. c NJ Lee. administrator Of
aid estate Eill sIlszr before the judge Of said
CsJzr- p-esea- ny lnzl settlement as such ac-
a1i.-1s-rz-o-. pay the approval of the sane.
And Eiu tEez zpS-g 10 n- discharged a. such
s1rziai>srato-. II which tine aad place any
person II interest nay appear and present OBJ
!4c-ioas 20 The sane. II zly there BE-
Dz--d a. Lanai colorado. july ., lsls.
c. NJ LEE.
Atziaislrator Of the esEAte o. William y
Ne-zua deceased
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND oFxIcE Al LASGE, Colo
IL ?. IN

July :. lsls.
Eoiios Is hereby given that the follosin--aaul-
81 settler hzs nled notice Of his intention TO
Elake nosl proof Il support OF his claim. and
shat said proof EIil De made before the he-isi-
r and R=e@ivez a. Lamar. Colo-. on Ihursday.
september SFd. lss9. viE= King Z DunEins II. L
Is = s-h p m
he nArae- the follozin. witnesses TO prove
al- oo1tinrous residence uIo1 and cultivation
o. szid land. VIZ
STEPHEN Scott Adam Maxwell. fEank E Ir-
ain and Elle3 hinE. all OF Lamar. Colo.
iy-.z- JOSH 4. WILLIAMS. Register
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Cholera lnfantum

This has long been regarded as one OF
the most dangerouSe and fatal diseases
to which infants are suo!sc. 1t can be
cured, however, when properly treated.
All that Is necessary Is to give Cham
berlains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
,se,nsay ana castor oil. as directed with
each bottle and cure is certain. For
sale by ali druggists
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ORelf's Advice

What's your recipe for making =
homebody of ones hushand,- asked
q newspaper woman Of Max o-Ren
Become $ szdzbOut yourself, was
the caustic reply He was aoQusilt-
ed with both people--New York
Times
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ne,vn.n. to Ii Hung Chang.

Several Chinese cities have erected
temples in honor of Il Hung Chang.
His tomb also has the form of TEN
ple. Two OF its Inscriptions are All
countries in the world mourn him
and He changed heaven snd revolt
t3pnixet the earth
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F,on .uns, Be-, - pr-I.-

It is told OF the Marquis Ito. the
premier Of Japan that vixen = youth
he wandered about the streets Of
London penuiless- ragged and hungry,
q starving alien il strange LAID
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Lion.nino Roo. ou. Of Date.

A New York architect. who has put
up many country houses, says that he
has not during the last decade been
called on once TO put lightning rod
on any of these houses The light
ming rod has disappeared altogether
q q means OF protection on new
houses.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
LANAI Colo. July p lftlA,

LAxAs- Colo. July =. 1893.
NOTICE i hereby -IEea that the following
~ named settler has 1lsi noiace Of b. Iniel-
non MAKE Ina 5lrl-5f II support OF 1ls claim
z- II st aid I,rl1t il b I .de before the Reg
-feE and Receiver az Lamar. Colorado OF sArur-
day. sept l. lsuL VI CLaE.es-H. Guy. ii r
No, f1a,- for -ae ~ re- of ~ - Twp =
R-c - n eth p IL
he names t5e folloziz- witnesses 20 prove
his oontlnuous resI1s1-e us-oa a1t cultivation
1t sad land viz.
Z - Gordon. Stephea SOFT John Do=ninE
and Jacob Ckiszn. all Of Lamar. Colo
25se JozS - WuLI.xs. Register.
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Near pi.msns Anniversary.

A married couple named LuSwol-
der-van Dort has just been celehEat-
ing the seveaty-fourth anniversary C
their marriage in Langerwass- P-us-
sia. The husband is 81 years OF a.
and his wife 81.
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wovIs q. Waste Of Time.

Miss Goode-You should Try Il
break yourself Of the habit OF swsas-
ing my little man Jirauy-Wct-
After all de trouble I've gone to to
learn it.-Puck-
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To Beet Growers.

Ian ozldh1s the hne o. Best Took
sold heretofore o. the American Bee;
Sugar Co Any ooe reeiiuS Drills o:
Culiiyzto-s OF Repairs fo- them. shouhf
aoiitr ne al ocoe-
c C HuoDLEsroS-
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Resemblance in Ruins

Striking resemblance has been
pointed ont between the rens-kzble
ancient ruins at Ziubab-e in Rho
desiz- AID antiquities in Cornwall.
England
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New Use for PAPER.

Artificial teeth and -uppsrs- fo-
boots and shoes are among the new
uses to which paper is being put \
substantial business frm in Boston Is
considering 3 proposition to take uQ
the work of manufacturing paper hats
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wEs4BousD. EAsT BoUxD.

Nul : = 4ligsraiA express aAI makes loea.
tops b. xe-sl Lamar And La Jnnta-
No. is Denver e1pTes=, -toi- On na- AZ LIS
Arlu7as farm frs-e chair car aad Pulluaa--
No J. tie slrE.-s SD EllfOr-la e1l'f7s-
No. and No : D1rl caEr- tourist anu 4 ul4il, ~
.le-peF~ No conDecis at LaJnui Tor fLeo4e
colorado springs and Denver.
Train No. - rnus 70 La Juuta an ! VIII accom-
lodaie passengers for luterInsdiate points
No. j. through California express and COO
aee,< at Ia Junia with train from Denver car
ne fa-se..er through 70 Chicago without
change Has Pullman and tourist -leeper--
No. i Denver express and runs through 70
lshica-o without change. Carries free chair
ar aud P1llzlAu sleeper
..zrrias chair car and PalIluaa sleeper. Eun-
through 10 Chicago without Change Of care
Inquiries solicited aaf promptly and cheer.
fnlly ar.r-rs-i- Descriptive literature and
tine tables fald=E- free oY Suuiytng 70
G.J. GAEyIs. Agent
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ur-s--er,

Il men did 10; Ike 70 50 through
great deal TO learn : little thsy
-puld 10, gel married and stay 50
for great length Of tine
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" CcunA NSt

We DO rot believe we we're ever ss
frivolous As the boy. and girls rcT
adays- Do you think you we're
Washington ux-l Democrat
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Geld Fever.

The gold fever is raging in Afr
attracting men TO the regio-s st.cl-
ing KharSouu- where copper AID 50
also exist in paving quantities
The Lamar register., 1903-08-05

tor Iazy lver Try Chamberlains
Stomach and Liver Tablet They invig
oTat. the liver. aid the digestion. reGu-
late the bowels and prevent bilious at
tacks- For sale oy druggists
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Go,c in o.re- Verbs

AZ Australian scientist has ana
iyIed meteor which contained
traces OF gold. Showing that that e,s
Es1t is cot uoaoPoli1ed ,. The earth
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szfIea FRS. Den Over oee..-

Capt, Alfred Joansoa- -ho Ezs the
FRS nan 10 cross the ocean II
SEAL bozt il 1876. IS still living AZ
Gloucester. Mass
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.I.,s in a,it.,r Mn.aae

The Australian colonies have
greater railway mileage. in propo-tio-
to population. than any other pzE-
Of the world
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s,ois, cain, censrrssnan.

Under the old congressional spTcT-
tionreut Florida had two neube-
of the house OF representatives Uu-
de. the new apportionment it hzz
three
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ha-a S-alx

There z-e SIX ezlzlz connected
with the Thz1ss- -hiet s1ts-t alto
resEsr 80 ziiss
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Cgre fc- Srcer.

The latest curs for internal cancer
reported II England Is tablespoonful
O. uolGsses fo1r O. Eve tines day
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er... Britain. Entrants.

Taking into account her popul2tiO-
Great Britain sends more OF hs- SUI
tects abroad than any other coulIry.
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Excursion Rates

San Francisco, Calf, and return
A2. 10, acct. National Encampment
Grand Army of The Republic
Dates of sale Aug. , to 10 inclusive
Return limit Oct. 10. 1903 Stop
overs allowed.
Trans Mississippi Commercial Con-
gress, Seattle, Wash. Aug. lS-2l.-
For above occasion tickets on sale to
Seattle and Tacoma, Wash, Portland
Oregon and yan Cover and Victoria,
British Columbia and return Rate,
42l 10 round trip. Dates of sale
Aug. 2 to Is inclusive Final re
turn limit Oct Is, 1908. Stop overs
allowed.
Lamar. Colo, May Is, 1903
Round trip excursion rates from
Lamar Saturday or Sunday, return
Monday, to Colorado Springs S6.i5,
Manitou, SO. 80: Palmer Lake. 81. 80.
Sunday only-Colorsdo Springs,
1856, Manitou, 81 20: Palmer Lake.
$40; Pueblo, $3.50 From May
Is to Oct l6, 1903. Tickets good
going only on Saturday or Sunday
return Monday following. May be
sold to Palmer Lake and return at
$3.50.
Assembly rates June 8, to Aug "a
Round trip tickets may be sold daily
to Palmer Lake and return at $3.50,
with final limit of September 10
Also round trip tickets to various
mountain towns at reduced rates
Lamar, Colo, May 10. 1903
Excursion rates to the Tent City
Coronado Beach. (San Diego Gait,
June l to Aug. 81. 1903, round trip
tickets may be sold as follows: In
Pullman standard sleeper $1,000;
in Pullman standard sleeper where
people use same berth both direc
tions $500; in Pullman tourist
sleeper, two person. $500; in Pull
man tourist where = people use same
berth both directions <s2 90 The
above rates include round trip trans
portation, berth on Pullman cars
meals enroute for the round trip.
Grand Canyon side trip including
hotel accommodation at the Canyon
and two weeks board and lodging ST
the tent city. and priveledge of four
weeks additional board and lodging
at the tent city with same rate, SIC
per week if desired Dates of sale
June lst TO Aug 81 inclusive Limits
going tourist limit 10 days with stop
over privileges Final return limit
= months from date of sale with stop
over privileges. returning within
limit Tent City Is located on Coro-
nado Beach. near Hotel Del Corona
do and under same management.
Ii is drained and severed water sys-
ten, ice water free to every body.
Lighted by eIeesricsy, dancing pa
yillion and good music
Pueblo-Sals Lake City snd Ogden
and return $25- Dates of sale June
lss to Sept 30 inclusive Return
limit Oct 81 Stop overs allowed
G. j. GAkv1s, Agent
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Fn-s = .s.s-i.ai-- Tni--.Ex

Films o. sap bubble have beer
measured Of : thinresz ot the four
HIlho7th rz-I Of Al inch
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E,e;nenen Nus. q. Alert

Az engine driver working frcz
CNxe TO London and hack has to -
tice No fewer than so signals
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Ec-zcc- MILE. LIZ

II Ecuador = marriage 1cS. bs
rz6s BY TIE civil authorities before
!t Is made By 8 cierEun
The Lamar register., 1903-08-05

-Streccth and TLso- cone q spod
food d1ly dis=.ei .Fo-re.' resiy-.o
s=ve Ebsat and barley food adds 10
ztss
Dr. 4 W Sesbu-F. physician and
s1rgeoo- OEces on second foor of
E~ia b1iliing, Eas. Main street
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An-e c EcS

Twelve thousand people we've -
rested IN Glasgow las, year to- uss1E
obscene language
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Weak
Hearts

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-arr-s x-E : -.-
Kodol Disess What Yod Eat
n: r-a-r-s - s--a-5 u a le-E
s-azo n. =. h.-- -t Al r--=-
5-resr riy $40 s. .-iG-E - -E-s -er *
We. s-I 5I 81
Prsea-se - E c oeHTTT q CO. CHICAGO
.. ~ MYERS
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Bring Out Yeur Old Furniture
Si1 Hepple~hire chairs have iZz
eeeu sold for $3.50 and two CAippz1
dale a-uchai-s for sie5 ~ No-~icl
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For ehesp town lots see c. B
Tranz-
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Farm loans ten years time,
optional payments, interest pay
able annually. low rate no
miiilemen. no commission.
Union Central Lie Insurance
Company, A. E Bent, financial
correspondent, Lamar. Colo,
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Repuisise Features.

Blsckoesds- psupl-s- greasy tAoes sad
muddy c1aplsrioc- EhEco are 50 con
Doo a7o1S 1oo-o- especially .. ce--
tain age destroying o.ssri., disoSlrlcs
and making rep1lsl-e- features -hich
=o1l1 oshe-.l$= appear attractive and
-r1l=-i- Indicate thss the lIye- = OF. Of
o-i--- Al oaSSsSolzl dose Of Hereios
zill cleanse toe boEeis> regulate the
lIv=- and 80 establish : cl=z-, healthy
oonplerioo- 5lc al L q Nrerz-
The Lamar register., 1903-08-05

Dr.. 4 " Seabury. physician and
surgeon- OSc% OF <eoc-d 5oor of
I-in building Eas. Main street
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the Foundauon OF t1eaIth.

Nocrishment Is the foundation OF
healih-lIIe- strength. kodol Dyspepsia
Cure Is the one great medicine that en-
ab.es the stomach and digestive organs
10 diges-. sss,milate and transform all
ioods into the kind OF blood that rouri-
shes the nerves and feeds the tissues
hoiol lays the foundation for health
Nature does the rest Indigestion, Dys-
pepsla- and all disorders of the stomach
and digestion organs are cured by the
use of kodol- Sold by Myers Pharmacy
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R-I.P.A-N-S Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind

The scent packet is enough for usual occasions
The family hottie 10 eeui.l contains a supply
for year All drcssists sell i;ein
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
nnosENEITs DOUBLE.

When President Roosevelt and party
.,,i,-oa in Los Angeles he was in the
..l,o,ne town" of his marvellous double
This man closely resembles the President
On form and feature F. C. Huddleston
i his name. and he is a business man OF
the angel city.
While Los Angelnos are familiar with
NJ r7usa,eston's countenance. he suffers
No 1ittel ANNOYANCE when away from his
home by finding himself the subject Of
tho inouisitive gaze of crowds OF people
Who constantly remark unon his striking
rassn,blarce 70 the President Even mem
hers Of the Rough Riders who have seen
both men declare that they could scarce
X be told apart
Mr. Huddleston's business carried him
into Arizona a great deal and II Is there
tba+ he Is compelled 10 explain over and
over agsin that he is not the celebrated
Povab Rider who breasted the heights
os san Juan. throughout the territory
10 g constantly meeting members or the
oelebrated regiment which the President
+,,-,e5 and in nine cases out or ten is
greeted with.
..1yal. by thunder. Colonel when did
van strike town? I didn't know you was
in these parts.
Mr. Huddleston is the same age as the
T7~ss,3ent. the same weight. the same
beirhth. has that same heavy, determined
law and keen eye.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28

win vas 80 fat that every ball pitched
was with "a great EFFORT on his part win
the Chicago team way ahead the players
decided q allow Jimmy % Wind ~ 10
baseball career Win ca hsmc nan. Clark
son. Who pitched FOX Chicago. Saa tod
90 lob" one over rae plate about kn~s
hirh FOR Jiamv This b. did af.d James
hit Il between center and r.ght lsid. Both
Duny and Jimmy Eyan started after ths
bail. while the fans nearly fell or their
seats With laughter vat siuE Calvin rsa
the bases with his Wotby form. They
shouted @ him q get move on HIM
SELF and asked. whats the matter wifb
the ice wagon and many more such re-
marks
Duffy and Ryan pretended that thsT
cos.ld not and the bail Sot gnfil Jimmy
had passed third base as D8ffY pick nD
The BAH and then throw u e. Rysn. from
Eherc Il w4a thrown . ggery mar On fhs
team before q v&E seat 10 fhe hors
plate. Jus; too Iafr - catch IifamY al
the players shook him - thr hanf. are =
was fsily ten minutes before 1imay 81;
ca thst be had been made The victim q
q joke. lie wss TozrfnE usf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
MLnrse Than an Auto.

It is a peculiar fact that horses that VIII
walk along the street and take no notice
Of q street car, automobile or the most
eaudily painted rig. viii shy and attempt
10 run away when they sight wagon or
busy standing in the street without
horses attached. Thursday afternoon one
OF the big drays belonging 10 the stan
dard oil company. broke an axle On
North Main street and was left IN the
street several hours OF the large NUM-
Der Of horses that passed while the wagon
was there. very few passed without shy
inE and several staid old dray horses be-
came suddenly inspired with new life and
attempted to run away. The wagon stood
near the street car track and. with the
exception Of the removal Of the team. it
was difficult TO see what there was about
the outfit to scare every horse that
passed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
INQUIRIES ANSWERED.

J. IF you will tell US whether
YOU wish a cook book for a learner or
professional cook We can better advise
YOU which one TO send for and give you
some idea OF the price. We do not keep
a general line Of cook books. but Will
gladly give you names Of different pub
fishers wwho do.
DINNER MENU.
May G wTites.--I have noticed your
recipes and thought ! might venture on
a request that you would give a menu
for FIVE o'clock dinner-not too elaborate
nor difficult Of preparation-aiso order in
which Il is served for small party. This
may seem unusual II so omit II.
MENU.
Tomato BOuillon,
Bread Sticks.
Fish Outlets. Sauce Hollandssse
New Potatoes.
Dressed Cucumbers,
Crown Of Lamb. Mint Sauce,
Rice C.oquettes. Green Peas
salpicon Of Fruits.
Cream. Tomato Mayonnaise
Waters.
IastRc HyiCmin. r-arataoinhrdluunupn
Strawberry Parfait. Cake.
Coffee.
II you prefer you can serve the salpicon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
ENDED cAREEE sY HOME Run.

Hughey Duffy. the star and manager
% the Milwaukee team. has played ball
for many years now, and some % his
old teammates In his early days such as
Williamson. Kelly. Flint and others have
passed into the great beyond where hcnls
runs are never heard o. Hughey. how
over, can reIate many an interesting
story regarding those days ard here l.
are OF his favorffes which b tells on
Jimmy Gavin care a Du1aIo player.
Calvin was n star pitcher e. MS day.
and. in fact. aore better cFpr Vushea the
festive curve and shoot 20 III bafsran.
This Incident Occurred az tire when
Calvin was about an iil." ard everyone
saw THAI h's days we're numbered Cal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
rrcurIxc EDITORS MEET

The friendly but bitterly worded scrap
batw.ea Cherokee and Ingersol has be-
come ali but famous. The latest develop
meuts is the personal meeting or the
Two editors Of the lighting papers This
Is how the CheroSee Orient handles the
meeting:
We went over TO Irge-son Tuesday
and while there run across our friend
ariIt HUI. and -four him IN The best
OF spirits. The manner in which he
treated US. almost made US wish we
had never said such mean things about
him. Hull is not a bad man when he IS
in good company. His location would
ruin the morals OF any good man
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
MONUMENT TO SLAVE.

The first monument 20 slaves in this
country was erected in the town Of Fort
Mil. s. c. by Capt. S. L. White. an ex-
Confederate soldier. who sought In this
way IN perpetuate the memory and glar-
ffv the fidelity with which the negroes
in the south served during the war for
southern independence. This monument
was erected about ten or fifteen years
azo. while many OF the people whose
truth and loyalty it Is intended to com
uenorate were still living. The South
Carolina way appears 20 be good deal
better than the Rhode Island way
Charleston News and Courier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
Exne,ted 70 Sc Carnegie.

Aumon. Oklahoma, new and thriving
town in Day county, twelve miles from
Higgins. Texas, was so named as a COM
pliment 70 one Of the veterans % Uncle
Sans postal service Mr.. W :, Allmon.
who was for many years a railway postal
clerk on tho santa Fe Panhandle line and
IS now chef clerk in the post once inspec-
tors office at St Louis. No Some q
his friends here have written him that the
future OF the embryo metropolis bearing
his name requires the establishment OF q
public library and suggest that he con-
tribute as starter a volume Of postal
laws and regulations bound in calf"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28

Of fruit as the first course before the
soup, but IL is usually served after a roast
same as punch or sherbet The above
menu Is really very little trouble 10 pre-
pare and makes a delightful little dinner
The soup may be canned or made fresh
the day previous The fsh outlets and
rice croDuettes also tomato and mint
sauce made Up the day before. II you
can get fresh nsh DO not have the two
friend things. but either boiled salmon or
ylanke6 white or lake fish. or boiled hall
hit efaak
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
REoUITTISG LOVE

c. P. sides spends great deal Of his
time in the Enid courts answer
ing to the charge Of disturbing
the peace OF one Ms Henderson.
whom he has fallen n love with but can
rot re- her 10 acoert his affections
For the past four months ne has been
tormenting her by shooting lead halls
AZ her room With q Niger shooter
and air gun. His queer antio< cost him
sls and he VIII appear again later charged
with shooting al a1scer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-28
Home Gossip
Short Stories of Mans Natural
Half, Shown at Home.
Court Without trimmings.


Judge Helm, sitting in his Office the
other day and feeling in a very pleasant
mood, told the following story of his ex-
perience with a Garden Plain justice with
whom he had business a year or two ago.
1t was on very hot and sultry day
in September said AIr. Helm. Young
jim Conley has a case out in a justice
court in Garden Plain. 1t was on the
other side Both had agreed TO a con-
tinuance, when one day We got tele-
phone message to come to Garden Plain
as the case had been called and court
was waiting for counsel. We told the
Justice that both had agreed to a con-
tinuance, but he told US over the tele-
phone that he was running that court
and had called the case; that he was
going to hear it right then and we had
better put in an appearance as soon as
We could get there.
We'll, Jim and 1 got rig and started.
The roads were dusty and the sun awful
hot. and we had to drive about sixteen
mics Every mile we Travelled the mad
Ter we got at that justice and we were in
good trim to tell him what we thought
Of his court.
After hunting around a while we found
the court in q grove on the outskirts of
the town. The justice was sitting on
stump his straw hat on the ground be-
side him ard a big board on his lap for
q bench. The witnesses and haugers-on
were leaning against trees or sitting down
beside them. The court was about the
funniest looking court we ever saw and
by the time we were ready for business
we had laughed all our ire away.
We'll, 1 found that the proceedings
in the case were not exactly right and
filed a demurrer Young Jim saw his
mistake, so he Immediately dismissed the
case and court adjourned"