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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-27
rAE MAGNIFICENT HERoisM AND PHILANTHROPY OF FAITH
DAMIEN ON tn EsoRRoWFuL ISLE or MoLokA

81 the tropical trees. outcasts from
society and strangers to each other
bound only by the common mlaer,
% an inourphle rontawion" Thor,
was No water except what was
brought on their weak backs from
n great distance. and cleanliness and
deconey were unknown For the
HtupefRctiun OF their own SENSES
they had hrewed a kind ~ beer from
the ki-root AMI erased with this
they ran about uucihd.
"HlpEoUS pEMQNtACS."
detormed and mutilated by the raw
ages Of the drca1 disease. and when
dead 81 dying they we're thrown
into the sea or left t. rot uuburlcd
upou the ground. Riot. dfhaueherS
and crime added their horrors Go
hose OF lsprosy itself and the first
eords that came to Father namien's
airs through the medium OF his
talfewhite isprous Interpreter werr
hose OF the slogan: In this place
here Il no law"
Father Damien brought order and
aanfort 60 the living graveyard. liz
dressed the sores Of tho lepers
,ashed their bodies. always care
ess OF the pollution which must at
aek him ultimately. he visited their
'eathbeis and dus their gravcs. lie
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sisters In the hospitals since then
the Catholic mission hus been en-
largrd ana several Protestant mis-
slona have hcun established. but the
guiding spirit Of the leucrs and the
name most halluWcd 10 their mem-
otica IL that OF the man who died
among them Of their own malady
and whose grave n always kept
freshly covered with Flowers by
their loving hands
Many tributes have been paid 20
the work Of rnthrr Damien. Among
hin Warmeat friends was Robert
Louis Stevenson. who spent IL week
on the lrref island with hIm. Sfev-
enanu writes feeilnEb OF thc oh.
SECURE iHbafa of the humble priest
among the ulcerouH Wrctgbea of AN
ISLAND prison. aud most Vtvldly
describes the great man as he saw
hum last
As cur ship weighed anchor" he
writes. this somhrr purple eilffr
were crowned with white clouds
Down their steep sides leapsd the
eataraetn The little village with it's
three churches and lts white cot
tarra lay at their bases The sun
VAS getting low Ia me heavens
the beams or HIGHT Were slautinE
down the mountain sides. aud there
saw the last 81 Moi1kHt and 81
Moiokafs tepsr priest On golden
veil OF mist t'athssr Damien stood
ou the banks among hiH stricken
people. figure simple. unaeuti-
mental heroic And ha We drew
away Ne seemed an towards Brave
aud undauntei the usaftyr Of MaIo-
kat babe NJ farewell from the banks
of the most beautiful prison boa the
world l never knew Hu great
man. aud when. we left him there
never felt - great "a melancholy
NAN tiYNHEE
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drama. The Ed Redmond company
will revive THE GIRL from Albany"
by popular request. on sunday and
during the first half OF next week.
- THOROUGHBRED TRAMP"
East Lynne" Is drawing capacity
audiences al the THIRD Avenue this
Wook ". NJ. Russell Is proving
himself capital villain ns Sir
Francis Leyiuan. and on his flBt
appearance AZ every performance he
receives hearty recognition from his
frlenda East Lynne" will be given
only three more times tonight, at
the matinee tomorrow aud tomor-
row night
"a Thoroughbred Iramp' will
open "A weeks engagement at the
matinee Sunday. This viii be tho
second visit 81 this fun making play
al the Third Avenue. and on It's
Former visit Il played 20 capacity
audiences at every performance.
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paY,as s~A 90 isssss~v sbsgy se,y-o IN
shs xffsisx ~ k~csi soseynrasnt
whsuA s.sS kr~n -, sblisasa Asows
the asns iires as tsoS~ followed In
o~finary ssttiepa.asia W nuniesSsis-
tksss
Church spires pointing through
ts4 sfesn Of ths t~v~s ard th~ mus
teal sSunA Of csuscs belle al vs@Cess
bsey~ss the infiusnes thet has
w.ru..ht THE co~ asr sna Q white
monument In ,hs i-s--r esmstsFy.
riwns frovn q grave tina, sp loving
hands 10
XIII paRgSSiALLy GREEN
ara freshly ssyswn vi'n flowera
tsI4~ tk~ ssssple 1aeyp 80 are wan
who CAV. Ale life ~ors snS died a
Iep~r tina, IRE change might be
Brought aseut. The .ton- marks
the last resting ysAc. VI ss'hes
Joseph D@rnisn. ~TM~ i~p.r Pri~s,
Father Damien ~as educated IN
Belgium. At shs az. ~ 10 sS s.s-
unteerea 20 tss- THE place Of q
brother yriees mo ass been Ap-
xolatsd to missionary N6rk In the
f.rufb ~ am M ~"
tsws Of at the hroth.rhn-Dt ne a~s
elt for the savage io.ants. kos
ten years ~ tptlsd among the IA p
tive. OF various south AsA isis nin
Then o.s say ~ heard tho bisho y
s44upl.ln ss rot having sny priests
20 send TO Loius~i. and he begged u
~ allowed 10 ga. a fee days late z
Ne embarked on a cattle boat for
sss exile Island. fr.sn Anich h. Mas
sever TO r-ta'u-
a brother priest describes Fsfhss
Damien -tandins N the psc~ 81 th-
boat As :, pulled .1s. - ftGire OF
sYi@rsaf ssvs.a'ss.
STRONG AsD ROBUST.
an excellent specimen of man.
with that in his sac- stich marked
him a. Of brave spirit and ss noble
a soul
when ysfhey fwmien landed ~
Moloaai priADs be found me "pese
assembled sfrovi al. The ;sisnds
hundreds "a them. esiist 70 enc 1T
tie craggy crater and left aranSo".S
III their wretchodueSs." few care
Iegal. built xra.s huss Offered the
only shelter visible. and thh -!rica efi
prisoners wer. ''fuddied together
peIt-men under the scan, shelter
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DICK WAS "D0NE"
AND DOUBLE TOO

y. Mullen went 90 bed Ia the ore
gou lodging house yesterday morn
ing. hut neglected % tell the night
elcrk. v. Dick. about the matter
He was found snoring In tho room
several hours later by tho night
clerk. who aroused hIm aud sought
to set pay for nights lodging A
fiKht followed, in which the erutch
OF Dick. who. IL "A cripple. played
the star part aud 80 Modified Mullen
that he was n very humble man
whom Pntrolman KING arrived on
the scene.
Three silver dollars were found In
Mullea'a pocket after the fight VAS
over. Dick miBarP the money.
which was covered with the blood
of the comhatunta. aud now charges
Mullen with the theft. A charge OF
larceny was placed against Mullen.
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~ NAN aVxeEE

Special Correspondence 90 the
NEWSPAPER Enterprise Association
HONOLULU. Nav gi=I'he his
tory 81 the Motokai leper settlement
II a history OF religious herolsm.
From a place Of wretched squalor.
Nth and disorder g. has been
changed % clean. sanitary. we'll
cared Tor government charge. and
It's occupants Instead of budding
niscrahiy togather houneirss and
homeless, under the trccs 10 await
the d"taylng ~ thetr bodies. have
hsen taught 10 mkc pride in indi-
Nidual homes. TO heautify their door
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WORK FOR THE
FIRE WARDE N

The uua#uaIIg dry Weptaer Of The
past TWO weeks has made conditions
favorable for an early commence
meut OF fae f9fart Fro season. A
fire Is moss raging la the woods i've
miles east Of Eamoada and has all
ready laid waate a large area 81
timber Ind Another timber fire Is
burning on WILDLY Island and SIM
liar fires are reported from what
com county.
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reports that work on the fair
grounds Is progressing rapidly and
several buildings are under con-
atruetlon. Ito said that the direct
orB could promise that the fair Will
be opened promptly.
Mrs. Anna Koaruey filed q suit
for divorce in the superior court
this morning against her huHband,
Michael Kearney. ON ground Of In
fidelity aud croelty. She demands
$50 a month allmony for the sup
port Of herself and six children.
Studio closed Sundays. Phone Ind.
Il l1u. Eggan q Ericsson. 1915 First
avenue.
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TIA. inca, market ~ satntn
Rhur, ., lea Ninth .senn. s,a.,,.
eaur.t f1,> late sst nigh, from,
so,re u~sno~n c.p.. IN. fire ep-
rsrssus snss -1e.f q s.ispsssas esss
srs ~rpn hsS the flames under cen.
seo, rh- damage vas sf.s,s
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The Stage
THE TWO ORPHANS

THE Two Orphans continues at
the Aicazar until tomorrow night,
owing to the unexpected auccesa Of
the revival Of this venerable Suelo-
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TILE THREE coHANs.

The -Four Cohana- minus George
NJ Cohan. the best one Of the four
are presenting Running for ONCE
NJ the Grand The engagement
closes tomorrow night.
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Frank LInde. "a rich miner ~ Par
adlae hin. in the KIoHdike commit
ted suicide BY shooting himself with
a rifle. No motive ~ given for the
helf-dcatrueii6n. Llnds formerly
lived az Lancaster. -. a.
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LITTLE HAPPENINGS

w. d. Fenton. a prominent law
yer of Portland. ore. and a director
Of the Lewis a Clark fair. was In
the city yesterday on business. III
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SMART STYLES HERALD Tail.
oe, iA.S .nd ave. ess
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GROW MORE
ARROGANT

TAEOiEH. May Foreigners
are leaving here whenever Il b. pos
Hlbis FOR them 10 get away. became
Of the Increasing animoalty to them
shown by tho natives.
There Is much speculation as -
the terms Of release of the American
perdicardiH held by Bandit f'ras-
soult for ransom All IL speculation.
however. as the negotiations Tor the
Americans release are being kept
secret.
=---k-==-
Free Excursion
Soc DlnnIaV Al IaFn EiRhi sre
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~ err evening. your copy % Tho
assr hns nos srytess 81 . - = eiocs.
telephone .eunss.. Main isse. ~ In.
4sg~oaers ts1a. esr tine bssvses
~ and e8=.u; a copy wi.l he sent
sou 81 rn-e oy esr~SisE f,.s~ergvv
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MEN SeVHblY CURED

EHffH al H'A =
ussaea and diseases
peculiar 10 men /
cure cases that
prominent special
lists 81 our largest
cities have fsllsd
10 cure. There ARE.
Of course, iucurable
casao These I eill
not accept Tor
treatment, aDut tho
cases ! do accept
are cured sOuudiy
and permanently
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The Brooks" Hat
II ths best $500 Hat sold In this
country. 10 viii pay you 10 give Us
a call. r.. -. Brooks a. Co, 1881
Second avenue. Arcade Building. -
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~ssok .s..ssf ~ IsslsIne nervgps snsfss 4.
~. = 4sse - the eNfstfnce ~ ~9ase, II
9sf1;nal condition - : w. lle.ests ~ all
t 49, cr1 properly treat y cauf ~
''f sa xiii ~ sucress IN gr' siss',,
- "a ard Il sufficient evidences OF
.deufiafe skill an. ar nv
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Souvenir Coins
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wEAKN SIS

Ny kuowiedsr as
those functional de-
3 % "WcahneBa is
e. Win the theorisS
1tfYaiSaEa base fnfN
Nnswfefine ! have
treg ysafs ~ eaFaful
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9r- eisoE
TO th8 nature Of
rang monts know
antlrfly ~ Yaoan'
ssssau hich essher
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Wall Street that are opposed to President
Roosevelt because Of bis fearless stand
for the enforcement Of existing statutes,
which were the product Of q Republican
congress, against such combinations
trusts and corporations. The evauive and
indistinct platform Is 10 harmony with
the nominee who has never made public
bis position upon any Of the great public
questions other than to inform the con-
ventiOn after bis selection Of bis Views on
the gold standard proposition. The Sc.
lection Of man Of the type Of Its nomi-
nee upon a platform that can scarcely be
characterized as a platform Of negatlon
clearly means that the Democratic party
depends solely upon the hope Of success
in the east that the corporate interests Of
Wall Street will be depended upon to fur.
nish the sinews Of war with which 10 beat
the vigorous and incorporating Roose
welt. The cry Of the east will be that the
president 10 "unsafe" and here tho vast
sums Of money will be spent but while
they may succeed in getting some support
In this manner from tue east-the middle
west and west will stand with the presi-
dent who typldes in personal character
the strength, stability and high moral
purposes Of the Republican party.
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THE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION

The National De noCratic convention
which concluded Its work at St. Louis on
last Saturday nominated for president
Judge Alton B. Parker Of New York and
for vice president Henry g. Davis Of
! West Virginia. The selection Of these
MEN as the candidates Of the Democratic
party Ia evidence sufficient that Mr..
Bryan and his followers were outgen.
eraled and beaten by that astute and
crafty politician David B. Hill and the
30 called conservative element has re-
gained Its hold upon the party crganiza-
ton, The platform adopted was merely
a compromlse-constructe with hope Of
satisfying the old line element and Of
placatlng the radical or free silver ele.
ment. 1t attacked the present Republi.
can administration for having been
"spa'modic, erratic, sensational, spec.
acuiar and arbitrary" and accused Pr es-
tldent Roosevelt Of being guilty Of the
"usurpstion" Of the powers Of congress-
Touching the tariff question Its express
sion was not only mild but very tame.
1t declares 10 favor Of a "revision and
gradual reduction Of the tariff but the
phraseology hitherto employed In the
construction Of this plank, "a tariff for
revenue only" is noticeably absent, 4
tacit admission that "tarlf for revenue
only" 10 not the best declaration to make
for this campaign. The incorporated
trust plank "demands the enlargement Of
the powers Of the interstate commerce
commission and the enforcement Of ex.
listing civil and criminal statutes against
trusts, combinations and monopolies.
Upon the paramount" Issue Of the bis.
torIc campaign Of lS96-ths money plank
the platform lsstraDgely silent. There
Is no reference to the money Of the con.
Stitutlon," Of the "dollar Of our daddys"
Of the "God.given medium Of exchange"
there Is not even casual mention, not
word or line pertaining to the issue
upon which the greatest campaign Ia the
history Of the country was fought. 1t 10
the silent and forced admission by the
Democratic party that tho predictions
and promises made by the Republican
party In that memorable campaign have
been vlndiCated and kept inviolate. The
act Of the nominee 10 forcing the con-
yention to acqulesce In his pronounced
intention to recognize the gold standard
as being "hrmly and irrevocabIy fixed"
In the event Of bis election, Striklngly
shows the convention to have been com.
posed Of delegates who cared naught for
consideration OF moral principles, but
who were willing to commit the party to
any position II 1t would tend to mass be.
hind them the corporate interests Of
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First Published July "A,

First Published July "A.
sHERlFF's SALE.
In the District Court of Ford County. State
OF Kansas.
P. H. Young, Plaintiff,
Ia. Burgan, Rosa r. Burgan
Rosa E. G. Burgan. heirs Mt law of r. j. Bur.
gan, deceased, Bradford Spear, Moses Spear
Willis Spear, Hannah Spear, Emulus Spear,
William Spear, Harriet A. sadd, Amelia
Caldwell, Louisa Horton, Frances n. Alling,
Charles ). Sheldon, Laura A. Inman, ANN
h. Howe, and Earl Barnes, heirs at law OF
Harriet Skinner, deceased, Defendants.
BY virtue Of an order Of sue Issued to me
out of the said district court in the above en- l..
titled action, ! will on Monday, the 18th day
of August, A. D. 1901, ut ? o'clock y. m. of said
day, ut the west front door Of the court house
in the City OF Dodge City, in the County Of
Ford, In the State OF Kansas, offer at public
sale and sell to the highest and best bidder
for cash In hand all Of the following de.
scrlbed real estate to wit.
The south half OF the southwest quarter
and the south half Of the southeast quarter
of section thirtytwo (S2), township twenty.
seven (sI) south range twentyOne (2l) west
Of the 9Th P. NJ. in Ford County, Kansas.
The above described real estate is taken as
the property Of said defendants and Is d.
rected by said order Of sale to be sold and
Will be sold without appralsement to satisfy
said order Of sale.
J. II, MILLER,
Sheriff OF Ford County.
SUTTON h SCATRs,
Attys for Plaintiff.
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First Published July n,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

In the District Court Of Ford County, State
of Kansas.
P. H. Young, Plaintiff.
| Vs.
Bradford Spear, Moses Spear
Willis Spear Hannah Spear, Emulus Spear
William Spear, Harriet A. Sadd, Amelia
Caldwell, Louisa Horton, Frances 4. AllIng
Charles s. Sheldon, Laura A. Imam, Anna
B. Howe, Earl Barnes, heirs ut law Of Harri
EFT Skinner, deceased, and Jones T Wilson
and Mrs. Jones 7, Wilson, Defendants.
by virtue OF m order OF sale issued to me
out of the said district court in the above en-
titled action, | will, on Monday, the 10Th day
OF August, A, D. 1904, at2 O'Clock p. m. Of said
day, at tile west front door of the court house
in the city of Dodge City, in the County Of
Ford, In the State of Kunsas, offer ut public
sale and sell to the highast and best bidder
for cash in hand all of the following de-
scribed real estate, to.wlt
The southwest quarter of section fourteen
az township twenty. eight (2s) south, range
twenty.one (2l) west of the 9Th P. NJ. In Ford
County, Kansas.
The above described real estate IL taken as
the property Of Said defendants and Is d..
rected by said order of sale to be sold and
Will be sold without appraisement to satisfy
said order Of sale.
jill. MILLER,
Sheriff Of Ford County
SUTTON \ ScArEs,
Attys for Plaintiff.
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First published July IA

rHst puDllsneu July IA.
SHERIFF'S SALE,
In the District Court of Ford County, State
of Kansas.
Charles Z. Gibson, Plaintiff,
W..
:. Joseph Vance and Abihu
Vance, minor heirs Of James M. Vance, de-
ceased, Leyi Doan and L. o. Hawes Defend
ants.
by virtue Of an order Of sale Issued to me
out of the said district court, in the above
entitled action, will, on Monday, the 18th
day of August, A. u. 1904, at 10 clOck D, M of
said day, ut the west front door of the court
house In the City of Dodge City, In the Ooun.
ty Of Ford, In the State OF Kansas, offer at
public sale and sslbto the highest and hest
bidder for cash In hand all OF the following
described real estate, to-wlt:
The west half of the northeast quarter and
the east half of the northwest quarter Of sec.
tlon twenty seven l2D, township twenty
eight 1857 south, range twentythree (l3) west
Of the 9Th P NJ. in Ford County, Kansas.
The above described real estate Is taken AZ
the property Of said defendants and Is die,
rected by said order Of sale to be sold and
will be sold without appraisement to satisfy
said order Of sale.
j. III. MEIER,
Sheriff Of Ford County
SUTTON h SCATEs,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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First published July II.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the District Court Of Ford County, Stat,
Of Kansas.
N. P, Ellis, Plaintiff,
vs.
Catherine Bruner, - Dru
ner, her husband, and the Unknown heirs
and devisees and the unknown administra
tors, executors and trustees OF the defendant
Catherine Bruner, Defendants,
by virtue OF an order Of sale issued to mt
out Of the said district court In the above ell
titled action, l will on Monday the 10Th day
Of August, A. D. 1904, at 2 O'Clock p m, ofsait
day, at the west front door of the court house
In the City OF Dodge City, In the County Of
Ford, In the State of Kansas, offer at public
sale, and sell to tina highest and best bidder
for cash in hand all of the following do.
scrlbed real estate, t0.wit:
The southeast quarter (k) of section thir
tythlee 1887, township twentyeight 1857 south
range twenty-five west OF the 9Th P, N. In
Ford County, Kansas.
The above described real estate Is taken az
the property Of said defendants, and Is di.
rected by said order Of sale to be sold and
will DO sold without apprAisement to satisfy
said order Of sale.
]. II, MILLER,
Sheriff OF Ford County
SUTTON Il SCATEs,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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First published July nth.
SHERJEFtS GAZE
In the District Court of Ford County, State
Of Kansas

In the District Court of Ford County, State
Of Kansas.
A. Russell and r. s, Crane, Plaintiffs,
Harry W. Barrett, Mrs. Harry
". Barrett, his wife, and 7. II. Stevens. CT.
Herbst, II. B. Bell and Geo, B. Dugan, De.
PENDANTS.
By virtue of an order Of sale Issued to me
out of the said district court In the above en-
titled action | will, on Monday the 18th day
Of August, A. D. 1904. at 9 o'clock D, m. Of
said day, at the west front door Of the court
house In the City Of Dodge City. in the Coun.
ty Of Ford, In the State of Kansas, offer at
public sale and sell to the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand oil of the following
described real estate, to. wit:
The northwest quarter of section Sc yenteen
QO, township twentyseven Ell south, range
twentyfour (24) west of the 9th 7. N. in Ford
County, Kansas.
The above described real estate Is taken "A
the property of said defendants and Is d.
rectad by said order Of sale to be sold and
will be sold without appraisement to satisfy
said order Of saIe,
J.H. MILLER,
Sheriff Of Ford County
SUTTON h SCATEs,
Attorneys tor Plaintiff
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Attorneys tor Plaintiff,


SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the District Court Of Ford County. Eansp6
N. P. Ellis, Plaintiff, !
Va.
Samuel Wood, Lucy Wood.
John W Maris. Mrs John W MarIs, his wife
Matte u, Aiken and william W, Aiken, DE.
PENDANTS.
By virtue OF an order of sale Issued to me
out Of the said district court IN the above en-.
titled action, will, on Monday, the 18th day
OF August, A. D. 1904, ut 2 O'Clock p, m, OF said
day, at the west front door Of the court
house In the City of Dodge City, in the Coun.
ty OF Ford, In the State of Kansas. offer at
public sale and sell to the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand all of the following
described real estate, wit.
The southwest quarter of section eight (S),
township Twenty-Five 1907 south, range TWEEN
tythree l2S) west of the 9Th P, NJ, In Ford
County, Kansas.
The above described real estats Is taken 70
the property of said defendants and Is d..
rected by SAID order OF sale to be sold, and
Will be sold without appraisemsnt to satisfy
said order of sale.
]. II. MILLER,
c,,o Sheriff Of Ford County
Attorneys for Plaitnlf.
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First pub. JULY.
PUBLICATION NOTICE,
State Of Kansas, Ford County, IS.
A, FasIg.

VS.,
Ed. Man, Defendant.
To Ed Man-You are hereby notified tina,
on the 18th day of June lGA, you were sued
by the above named plaintiff before P. R
Hobble, a Justice Of tile Peace In and fol
Dodge City Township. Ford County, Kansas
for the sum Of $l95 md the above date On
order of Garnlshment was issued to the State
Bank Of Commerce to secure said amount
and costs Of this suit. The above entitled
case Is set for hearing on the 9Th day OF Aug
ust, 1904 at 10 O'Clock a. m, and II defendant
falls to appear, plaintiff will take judgment
for $l95 and the costs OF this suit
A. FAslG, Plaintiff.
Attest: P. R. H0BBLE.
The Globe-republican., 1904-07-14
For SHERIFF..

thereby announce myself as q candidate
for Sheriff Of Ford County, subject to the &C.
tion Of the Republican county convention
If nominated and elected, / will devote my
entire time and attention to the duties Of the
office.
GEORGE W. REIGHARD