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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-11-13
First publication November 81
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION

I y the district court Of Sherman county. Kan
Il sass james n Clarke. receiver Of the Ne
hraska Loan & Trust Company, plaintiff, ".
Jesse f'rosiey. et al. defendants. fhe defend
ants. Jesse Crosley. Elizabeth Crosley. his wife,
Charles II. kiueu. - killen- his wife. Grge
name unknown. viii take notice that the above
named plaintiff did. on the 18th DAY Of October.
100. ME has petition IN the said district court Of
Sherman county. Kansas. against the said de-
PENDANTS. and each Of them above named. and
that the said defendants must each answer said
day Of December. 1913. or said petition z-iu %
taken true and iuda1neut rendered II said
actiun against said defendants. Jesse Cruslev
and Eliza beth Crosley, his wife. for the sun %
nine hundred seventy dollars, with interest
thereon e the rate Of % per cent per auuum
from October i. 1909, and for costs Of Euit- and
a further judgment against the said defendants
and each Of them above named. for the fore
closure q q certain mortgage upon the follow
INK uescrl bed real estate tcTlt- The EcutnETast
quarter - section =. 10 township south. raur1
-. west u the sixth principal meridian. lyinE
and situated 10 the county q Sherman and STATE
OF kansas and adiudri1E that said ulafrf7H
have the hrst lien on said ursufses 70 the
amount for which gudgmeut VII Be taksn a.
Aforesaid and ordering said premises 70 o. cod
according 20 Law, and the proceeds applied 70
the payment 81 the amount due plaintiff and
for costs % suit and forever barring and fore
closing said defendants and each Of then. %
and from al right title, estate. Interest prop
ertT and eIu1ty q redemption IN 60 said
sr-ulises, o. ang part thersuf-
y AErEs y. CLaEEE. Receiver 81 the Ncbrzsira
Loan a. Trust Company. plaintiff. b
FEEu EoEEErsuE. Hfs Afturuer.
Attest 4 ~ HEsroE. Clerk q the District
LuurE. HSeaIH
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-11-13
ABSTRACT OF TITLES.
Eighty Volumes County Records Trans
cribed and Up to Date.

Eighty Volumes County Records Trans
cribed and Up to Date.
Next to the official record of transfer
of title, to every real estate owner in
Sherman county, Kansas, are the alb
stract title books.
Thos. P. Leonard has the only full and
complete set Of abstract books Of this
county.
These books were carefully written at
great expense, ana much time has been
taken that they should be correct in
every detail. That a person may form
an idea Of the labor required to prepare
a complste set of abstract books Of Sher-
man county, there are in the Office Of the
register of deeds over so large volumes,
including plat books, every sentence Of
which affecting the title to real estate
must be carefully examined, aud every
essential point distracted and entered
in the abstract books.
These books are full and complete and
are kept written up to date, so that in
case all the records of conveyance, de-
crees Of court and judgments, affecting
the title of lands in Sherman county,
Kannas, should be totally destroyed, a
complete record Of the title to every
piece of land could be furnished at once
from these books. The benefit Of these
abstract title books may be shown from
the fact that If one is considering the
purchase of a piece of property In our
county, and wishes, as he should, {
know that he is getting a good title, y
requiring the owner OF the land to fur
nish him an abstract made from these
books, he would be just as safe and
secure as he would to employ an attor-
ney and have him read every sentence
on every page Of the so volumes in the
Office Of the register Of deeds, besides the
records in the Office of the clerk Of the
court, and an examination of the treas
urer's books, and noting every single IL
strument, decree or entry that affected
the title to the land he was about to
purchase; for this is exactly what has
been done for him in preparing these
books.
Owners OF real estate in this county
should have a carefully prepared ab-
strsct Of their lands and prop erty, made
from these abstract books, by Thos. P.
Leonard, who is a bonded abstracter IN
the sum Of 5000 bonds, so that IN case
Of sale, or for their own satisfaction,
they may know exactly how their titles
appear on record, and il not clear, cor
rect the same before it is too late.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-11-13
First publication November 81
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.


N the district court Of Sherman county. Kan
i sas: James n. Clarke, receiver Of the Ne
braska Loan & Trust Company, plaintiff, vs..
Thomas r Murphy. ct al. defendants. The de-
PENDANTS. Thomas r. Murphy. Phebe j. Murphy.
his wife, Robert Hughes - Hughes. bis wife.
first name unknown, WILDER ". Shrader, Harry
81. Haller, viii take notice that the above
named plaintiff did, on the 18th day Of October
1903. hle his petition In said district court Of
Sherman county. Kansas, against the said de-
PENDANTS, and cath Of them above named. and
that the said defendants must each answer said
petition nled as Aforesaid. on or before the 21st
day OF Deem Der, 1919. or said potion viii be
taken as true and judgment viii be rendered in
said action against the said defendants. Thomas
the sum Of one thousand dollars. with interest
thereon at the rate OF 10 per cent per aunum
from the hrst day Of October, 1913, and for costs
Of suit; and a further judgment against the
said defendants and each Of them above named.
for the foreclosure Of q certain mortgage upon
the following described real estate. to-Wits The
northwest quarter Of section Is. IN township
meridian. lying and situated IN the county Of
Sherman IN the state Of Kansas, and adiudEiuE
that said plaintiff have the first lien on said
premises to the amount for which judgment
viii be taken as aforesaid. and ordering said
premises 20 be sold according TO law. and the
the amount due plaintiff, and cost
Of suit and forever barring and fore
closing said defendants. and each Of them, Of
and from all right. title, estate, property and
equity Of redemption in or to said premises, or
any part thereof.
JAMES y. CLAEKE. Receiver Of the Nebraska
Loan & Trust Company. plaintiff, b.
EEED ROBERTSON. His Attorney.
Attest: n. u. HEsTOS. Clerk Of the District
Court rEaalf
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-11-13
sI-HM6Ns ~ PTRLIraTIOS.

II y the district cuurt % sherman county. kan
II sass james n Clarke. receiver Of the Ne
brasia Loan & Trust COMPANY plaintiff. -
Beu5zmin II. IlmE1nus- e AL defendant The
defendants, BENJAMIN r Timmous and laura
AZ. Timmons- his wife. viii take notice that the
above named plaintiff did on the leth dag Of
October. 1al1. hls his petition IN said district
court % Sherman county. Kansas against the
said defe1dEuts and each % them above named.
petition fled a. Aforesaid on or before the Zlst
day Of December. 1913. or said petition viii Be
taken a. true and iudEme1r rendered IN said
action against sad defendants and each q
them above named, for the sun 81 seven hun
ired twenty dotiars- with interest thereon az
the rate 81 % per cent per auuum from the nrst
day Of Nay. 1910. and fog costs u suits and
further fuda-meuf against said defendants and
each % them for the forectosure q certain
mcrtEaEs upon the followiDE uescrihed real
estate. to-Wit= The southeast quarter q So
tion =. IN township sDuth. rance .. west q
the sixth priEEipal meridian. lTiug and sItuat-
ed in TIE county Of Sherman and state Of Kan
sas, and adfudFinE that said piaintid have the
hrst lien on said premises 20 the amount for
which fudEment VII Be taken as aforesaid. and
law and the proceeds applied % TIE
payment Of the amouut due plain
tin and costs % Euit- and forever barring
and foreciosinz said defendautss and each u
then. uEaud from ali right. title estate. inter
est property and equity q rade-lDtion ~ CT %
said pre1uises, or any part thereui.
y a1rEE y. CLAEEE- EeceIEer q the leDr1zEa
Loan a LrgEt Company. plaiE .IE- b
EEEu hoEEslTsoz- Hls AtturneT.
Attest- ~. ~ HElTuEs Clerk 81 The District
LlErA t&Ml
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-11-13
First publication November 81
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.

N the district court Of Sherman county. kan
Il sas. James n Clarke. receiver Of the Ne
braska Loan 4 Trust Company. plaintiff vs..
John B. ElemminE- e al. defendants. The de-
PENDANTS. John b. Fleming Sadie C. Flem-
ming. his wife. X EGusey. - EauseT. h1s wife.
drst name unknown. The Rock Island Pl0W
Ahbie c Eversol. - EEsrsol, her husband. 6rst
name unknown. vii take notice that the above
named plaintiff nid. on the 18th day 81 October.
lel5. hle his petition IN said district court Of
Pendants and each Of then above nan ed. and
that the said defendants must each answer said
petition fled aforesaid. OF before the ZIst
day OF December. lait. OF said petition VII Be
seton AGAINST the SAID nefeudautz. JOIN u.
ElemminE and Sadie G. Fleming. hisEIfe. for
the sum Of one thousand sixty one dollars, N th
interest tnere1u a. the rate % ~ per cent per
aunum from the FIRST day q October, 1al1. and
for costs Of suits and q further judgment
against the said defendants and each Of then
mortgage upon the following ueseribed real sE-
tate. to-Wlt. The west half Of the uortheaEt
quarter and the vest half q the southeast quar-
ter oi Of section 81 IN township ! Eouth. raDEe
west haif Of the northeast quarter and the vest
half Of the suutheast quarter q seCtiau 8 II
township south. ranEe ~. west q the sixth
principal meridian, lying and slt1ared 10 the
EdjudEinE that the plaintiff have The first Hen
ca said prenisss 20 the amOuut for Ehich fudE-
meat viii be taken as Aforesaid and ordeEiuE
said premises 70 Be sold eccordinE 20 Law. and
amount due plaintiff and for costs Of suit. and
forever barring and foreciosing said defendants
and each q them, q and from all right, titla,
estate interest property a1o equity q re1er1p-
tlou 10 OF 70 said premise OF any part thersof
J AErEs u. CLAEEE. Receiver Of the NebraEicg
Loan & Trust Company. plaintiff, b.
Attest 4 - HEsrOS, Clerk Of ths District
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RAILROAD NOTES.

Q. E. Hit, q brakeman, has quit and
will 60 to Illinois.
Fireman G. V. Pinkley has quit and
left for greeneF fields.
Brakeman Eberling has quit and has
taken q position as fireman.
The Depot hotel has raised table
board from SIS TO SD per month.
Engineer Shaw has traded his "hiRh
horse" for the high wheeler, No. 1880.
Engine 452 will be assigned to the
wedge snow pillow. 1t is being put 10
readiness.
Joe Tickle, formerly q brakeman
here, is down with small pOx at his
home in Phillipsburg.
James Griffin is the new clerk in the
round house fOreman's Office in the
place of Harold Kemp.
R. d. Wolfe is the new storekeeper
vice A. J. HOllenbec, resigned Mr..
Wolfe is from Kansas City.
Engineer Henry Yantis went to work
last week after being OF duty several
months on account Of an injury.
Superintendent A. 7. Abbott went
to Colorado Springs Saturday night to
spend the Sabbath with his family.
Engine 1855 was turned out of the
back shop Monday and engine 468 is
now in the shop for general overhaul.
Fireman L Z. Spear, who left about
October !, has returned 70 Goodlsnd
and reentered the employ Of the road.
John Smith, Of Cedar Rapids, Ia, an
engineer on the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern. has taken a posi-
ton here with the Rock Island.
Harry Dallas, head blacksmith, has
resigned and left Tuesday for Colo
RADIO Springs where he will be employ
ed by the Cripple Greek Short Line.
@. o. Hynes, who has been q clerk in
/ the master mechanics Office, is now
/ filling q position in Superintendent A.
T. AbbOtt's Office
Tod Murphin, who had an encounter
/ with j. C. Clifford, former round
| house foreman, q few weeks ago, is
back at work in the round house.
Harold Kemp, who has been employ
/ ed in the master mechanics Office as q
| clerk, has taken a situation as fireman
and Is at present assigned to the
switch engine.
E. L. McKain and wife, of Horton
/ Kan, arrived here Saturday. McKain
/ is the new clerk in the master machsn-
/ les office in the place Of @. o. Hynes
| Nick Scallion, q machinist, was a
i business visitor at Colorado Springs
I this week. Nick has been of duty
several weeks owing to illness.
The new boilers at the shops were
i housed in this week. The cinder pile
which has blocked the pit at the back
shops is being removed by horse power
and scrspers.
D. A. Russell, of Herington, has
/ been appointed round house foreman
/ at GOOdlsnd. Foreman Clifford re-
/ signed a few weeks ago and ". 2
Brinker has been filling the position
| temporarily.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-11-13
TOLD IN A LINE.

William Walker, Jr., was visitor at
Colorado Springs this week.
Wilbur Close, Of Norton, was
GOOdland visitor " ednesday.
Fred Hodgkinson is building a large
cave st the rear Of his residence.
DR.. R B. Harvey was at Burlington,
Colo, this week on professional bust
ness.
Jasper Candy has built an addition
TO his house in the south west part Of
town.
Mrs. Arthur Radcliffe Is in Denver
for a visit with her sister, Mrs. ]. NJ
Cox
Albert RObidOux moved barn from
GOodland this week TO his ranch in
Wallace county.
Joe Smalley returned Saturday from
Great Falls, Mont, where he has made
his home nearly three years.
@. ". Wray, who left Sherman coun-
ty and went to Illinois, has returned
and viii again make his home here.
G. S. Gillespie, of Topeka an insur-
ance agent, was soliciting business
among railroad men here this week.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet st
the Methodist church Friday after
noon for the purpose Of electing Of
hcers.
Mrs. S. Luther, Don and Gene Luth-
CT, and Mrs. o. R Monroe returned
Tuesday morning from visit in Kan
sas City.
&c. Mewhirter, Of Colby, inspector
Of skimming stations for the COntin-
entail Creamery company, was in town
Wednesday.
The foundation Of the Union Hall
has been laid and the building will be
put up as soon as the dimension lum-
Der arrives.
Mrs. Young, wife Of Conductor Z. H.
Young, arrived here from Denver this
week. They will go TO housekeeping
/ in the Leonard brick.
| Services will be held at st. Pa1l's
/ Episcopal church Sunday. Sunday
school at 10 O'Clock; mOrning service
/ at IL; evening services at 100.
J. NJ. Lind, Of Denver, representing
/ the Home League Orphanage, was in
| GOOdland Wednesday securing TOlUn-
tsry offerings for that institution.
/ Bird Carl, a plssterer, returned to
/ his home in Sidney, Ia, last week, after
/ having worked at his trade here ali
summer. He will return In the spring
/ DOnly & Scott have a new 500 cash
/ register and a patent account file cost
/ ing so additional. The account file is
called the individual leager credit
| system
/ W. Hargrayes, proprietor Of the bi-
cycle shop, is confined TO his home
with small pOx. The family have been
quarantined. Mr.. Hargraves has the
| disease in g mild form.
Mrs. J. H. Harvey left Tuesday for q
trip to Horton and st. Joseph. Her
youngest daughter, Stella, who has
| been at Horton several months, vii
return to Goodland with her mother.
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LFirst publicatiOn Norembar 81
Er-rrnruN= ny pr~uT

Il y the district court q 6herman county. Kan
Il EzE. James y. Clarke. receiver uf tne Ne
braska Loan a. Trust Cumuany. ulsintIa. ~.
George L Andrew e. al. defendantE- The d.
fendauts- George L Andrews. - AudreEs. his
VIE frzt name unrnuwu- r. s Eeu-est -
Bennett. his wife. tirst name IN known. VIII take
notice that they have ben EEed b tbe above
named plaintiff IN the above eltittad sctiuu in
said cistric court and that they Eust EusrEeE
or utherEise plead 10 the Petition Of ia rL1tE-
tn IN said acton fled on nefurs the ZlEt day
q Deem Der. 1913. said petition VII Be taken
a. true and iudEmeut rendered sccur1inrly. tsse
nature of which uil Be that the title % the FOL
loving described real estate lying and EituEted
10 the county Of Sherman and state d haus1E-
to-W-it= The uurthEest quarter OF Eectio1 81 ID
township south, rlnre ~. vest q the eIEtL
principal meridian WI b qulete1 - the plain
TN and that said defendautE. and each q them.
VIII Be forever barred and euioiHed from zet-
ting I'D OF claia1fuE any right title, lien estate.
or interest IN or % the said preuises above dee
cribed. or any Dart theregf.
y AWEs n CLAEEE- EeceIFer Of tie Ae1-1sEa
Loan q Trust Company. plaineif. b
FEED ROBEETsoN, His AttorueF-
Attest; a. ~ hEsroNs Clerk q the Discact
Cuurt- lSealI
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-11-13

wins west virginia Girl with show and
q Prsfasion OF Roses

q Prufusion OF Roses
A wheeling. ". v, dispatch 70 a
Chicago paper opens a chapter Of the
game at love, IN which Chsuncey Dewey
carries his point successfully. The dis
patch says:
with the announcement Of the com
ing marriage Of yChauncey Dewey. Of
Chicago, and Miss Josephine Marie Wa
tsrhouse, Of Wheeling, has become pub
lie the story Of an ardent EOOing. Dewey
has large ranch in Kansas and was re
Gently indicted for the shooting Of the
Berrys. His bride-t o-be is society girl,
the daughter Of John WsterhOuse, a
wealthy real estate merchant.
Dewey visited wheeling last winter
and made the local gslIants grow green
eyed by the Iordly style Of his love max
ing. He called on Miss Waterhouse and
made calls with her in white lined hacks
and fancy carriages and sent q fresh
bouquet Of American beauty roses TO her
every day. He is short and far from
handsome, and the girl was know
among her intimates as critical IN the
choice OF her cOmpaions il that respect,
but Chauncey won completely by the
lavishness Of his attentions.
THE parents Of the girl are non com
initial on the subieeto Of the coming nup
tials and assert that no date is set.
Miss Waterhouse at present is visiting
Mr.. Dewey in company with others at
his Kansas cattle ranch"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-11-13
HaraastnE for Harrr.

HarTy's mother handed him two
quart jugs.
Now" she observed, in a menacing
manner, take these to Smith, the gro
Ger, and tell him to give you quart Of
the best treaele- And il you hurry up,
and are a good boy, your mother wiz
love you. II not, you'll think you've
been in a railway accident"
But why" said the lady visitor, when
The boy had departed, did you give him
two jugs-One would have been sufi-
eient for the treacle?"
Ma'am," said the gentle mother,
you don't know my Harry. II he has
two jugs he won't be able TO dip his
fingers into the treaclel"-Philadelphia
Inquirer.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-11-13

The value OF sugar as an energy-pro-
ducing food has been widely noticed Of
late, and no doubt the sale Of candy in
creased thereby. Sweet chocolate and
bread is considered q wholesome lunch
for school children, but It need not be
said that il is q lunch and not a bite
between meals" Figs and dates have
much the same value as sustaining
foods. yet how few people use them.
Raisins. too. afford both nOurishmsnt
AID stimuIant-S cfeuca-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-11-13
REPAIRINe RouNp HousE.
Henry Ashe, Foreman Of Brick Work
FfTffnr- In Gam I'm Wall

Henry Ashe, Foreman OF Brick Work,
Filling Up Gaps in Wall.
The walls of the round house at this
place, which have been put out Of repair
by the big engines occasionally going
through the north walls and making
big gaps in the brick work, are this
week being repaired by force of brick
layers under the direction Of Henry
Ashe. foreman of brick work with head
quarters in Topeka This work was
necessary at this time for the protection
Of the shifts of men who have to work
there day aud night
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-11-13

1t is said that nothing is sure except
death and taxes, but that is not alto
getber true. DR.. Kings New Discovers
for consumption IS a sure cure for al
lung and throat troubles. Thousands
can testify to that. Ms. G. B. Van
Meter, Of SheperdstOwn, ". Va, says:
Il had q severe case Of bronchitis and
for year tried everything I heard Of,
but got no relief One bottle OF Dr..
Kings New Discovery then cured me
absolutely. It's infallisble for Group,
"hooping cough, grip, pneumonia and
consumption. Try it. It's guaranteed
By Moore & Stevenson. druggists
Trial bottle free. Regular sizes 5Oc
and 81
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MUST SERVE HIS 20 YEARS.
c. w. Dull Refused New Trial by Court
Killed RawIins County Man.

y
Killed RawIins County Man.
George ". Dull, who was sentenced
to the penitentiary for 20 years for the
murder Of DR.. Rowland at Herndon,
Rawlins county, April IS, 1902, must
serve his sentence. The Kansas supreme
court has confirmed the decision Of the
lower court. This was a mysterious
murder. No motive was assigned for the
deed and Dull was convicted on circum-
stantial evidence. The defense alleged
that the evidence did justify the verdict
and appealed on that ground, but the
supreme court said that as long as the
jury found Dull guilty and there is no
error in the record, the conviction must
stand, even though no motive is assigned
for the murder. Justice Pollock deliv-
cred the opinion
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-11-13
LOCAL NOTICES.
Ison Bros attorneys at Jaw.

Wilson Bros, attorneys at Jaw.
The Walkover Shoe at MilIisack's.
House and lot for sale. See d. Z.
Bartholomew at feed store.
The WalkOver Shoe fits best, wears
best. Good line at Millisack's.
WOmen's coats, the tailor made kind,
the Palmer garment, at Millissck's.
New fall line Of mems Walk Over
shoes just received. It is the best
$3.50 shoe.-C. NJ. Millissch..
Mems negligee dress shirts, the
best in style and quality, 81 at Mill
sacks.
Soon be cold snap, buy q cap and
s9it Of underwear at Millisack's.
Wanted-One hundred quarter sec
tiOns of Sherman county land.-E. +
Murphy.
NOtice-In my pasture Is a stray red
yearling steer, hole in left ear, nc
brand.-R. Q. Smith, Edison, Kan.
For Ssle-De Laval cream separator
nearly new, at big discount; will sell or
trial and on original terms. Enquire
at this Office.
l have 200 customers for Sherman
county land. If you have a bargain
near GoOdland, write net W. Sim
mons, Norton, Kan.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-11-13
A Startling Lest

To save a life, DR.. T. G. Merritt, of
North MehOOpany, Pa, made a start
ling test resulting in a wonderful cure
He writes. "a patient was attacked
with violent hemOrrhages, caused By
liberation Of the stomach. ] had often
found Electric Bitters excellent for
acute stomach and liver troubles, so /
prescribed them. The patient gained
from the first, and has not had an at
tack in IA months" Electric Bitters
are positively guaranteed for dyspep-
STA and indigestion, constipation and
kidney troubles. Try them. Only SOC
at Moore & Stevenson s
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-11-13
TREASURER'S STATEMENT.

QUARTERLY STATEMENT OF L WARNER,
COUNTY TREASURER. SHERMAN COUE-
~. KANSAS. SHOWING BALANCE IN HIS
HANDS FOR THE QUARTER ENDING
OCTOBER 81, 1928. As EXAMINED BY
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AT
THEIR REGULAR YEARLY EXAMINATION.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-11-13
BeautifaI CIear 81.

Hsrbine exerts q direct influence on
the bowels, liver and kidneys purify
ing and strengthening these organs,
and maintaining them IN 3 normal
condition OF health; thus removing
common cause Of yellow, notify, greasy
skin and more or less Of pimplss,
0i0tehes and blackheads- 500 Et Arsus-
berg & Cullsnis.