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The Globe-republican., 1904-12-15
FORD ITEMS.

fUKu lEmS.
The s. s. Christmas festival Is bright
In Its prospects as the Ford young ladies
soliciting committee are around with
modes. meln and winning smiles unclasp
purses and make The coins Jingle 10 their
silver tones.
DR.. Bredehoff was summoned to the
home of Louis Faass last Saturday, Dec.
10th and left pretty cherub to charm
their domestic circle.
On Saturday we met one Of the most
Interesting personages who has visited
Ford lately as a land inspector and owner
Mr., Ware Of Fl. Madison, Iowa. He
seemed a miniature man In stature but In
conversation displayed a big intellect
and business capacity.
Our skilled blacksmith, John Steele,
gone to housekeeping in hls new abode
south Of his shop.
L, C, Mann Ia on a surveying expedl.
ton this week in Bloom township.
Agent Elland may have been a little
dudlsh at the first Of the week but his
extra ties was because he "got 1t In the
ueck"-what ever the ailment was L. X.
Van Horne was his relief agent.
Walter Meader has come up from
Beaver county, Okla, 10 visit has mother
who has been quite sick.
G. Herzer has returned from Alliance,
Ohio, on business, He thinks that bis
wife would like to be back among the
Ford people. o., yes Charles, it was
Adam said his wife gave and he also ate |
hut he was anxious for a bite himself.
The entertainment at the Ford literary
last Friday was good. The debate in
teresting.
We have gone, seen and returned from
the worlds fair. We saw the big en-
CINE, the blk whale, the Filipiuos, the
dug eaters, the fine arts, the north pole,
the president and the antics Of the seal
that sp]ashed the water on Roosevelt's
hat, and still in reasonable health. The
cascades were charming, the illumina-
ton beautiful and the pike varied and
undesirable. The butter milk maid
and Queen Vlctoria's Jubilee presents
were grand. For this we give N. j,
Smith as referee.
Erastus Early is building new house
on bis Mulberry rauch, southwest Of
Ford.
The Misses Lnla and Ida Jones re.
turned last week from their lengthy
visit In Oklahoma, with the cheering
bloom from land Of cotton on their
cheeks.
j. D. Sweeney arrived Saturday from
Amarillo, Texas, where he has been To-
Gated for some time as special agent Of
the Santa Fe system He will spend a
short vacation with bis family at Daisy
Dell,
Mrs. N. ]. Smith has been on the sick
list for several days.
Mrs, Martha Walker taught In Frank
Firestone's place west Of Ford during
Franks engagement on the sick list.
Miss Emma Fowler has been sick at
Emporia with rheumatic fever and has
returned home until after holidays to
regain her health.
Miss Ola Hollopeter having returned
from visit in her homestead interest,
went back to Dodge City last week to re.
sumo her duties as professional nurse.
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First publication December l5,' 19Oal
PUBLICATION SIMMONS

FIRST publication December lb,' 1904
PUBLICATION SUMMONS.
The State Of Kansas to Mary b. Loudermilk
greeting:
You will take notice that you have been
sued in the district court Of Ford county,
Kansas, by oliver I. Byran and william N,
Gates as trustees for Isabella P. Byram, Isa-
bella P. Byram, The Indiana Trust company
as trustee under the last will OF Norman s.
Byram, and Melissa j. Cornelius as sole de-.
visee under the last will Of Edward G. Cor.
neius deceased and that unless you answer
the petition fled by the plaintiff on or before
the 18th day of January, 1906, said petition
will be taken as true and Judgment rendered
against You accordingly decr'eing that the
said plaintiffs have perfect title to tine
southwest quarter OF section twenty. nine (29)
township twenty. nine t29) range twenty one
(2l) In Ford county, Kansas, and that they
are In possession thereof and that you have
no interest in said land adverse TO The plain
tiffs, and decreelng that the plaintiffs title
be quieted against you and enjoinlng you
forever from asserting any title or estate
therein adverse to the plaintiff.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the dis.
trict court Of Ford county, Kansas, this l4tb
day Of December, 1904.
fsEALl J.C. BAIRD,
Clerk Of the District Court.
A. D. REEVES, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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HANIIfOr your real estate or business
INVl sanywhere. | can sell 1t, Imoan
| N\Hlt, Send description and lowest
IuH, leash price. W. Il, Minton, Kan.
VilUl lsas City, Mo.
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First published November "a.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Isolated Tract)
Public Land Sale.
II T,uA NNln~

Dodge City, Kans., Nov. %, 1904,
Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance
OF Instructions from the Commissioner Of
the General Land Office, under authority
vested In him under section A55, u. s. Rev.
Stat, as amended by act Of Congress ap.
proved February rs, 1895, we will proceed to
offer at public sale on January 8, 1905, at this
office, the following tract Of land, to.wit:
NhNEA Sec. IS, N. &S., R. 26W
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above. described lands are advised to file
their claims in this office on or before the
day above designated for the commence.
ment Of said sale, otherwise their rights will
be forfeited
II. +, MILLIKAY, Register,
Id. PETTIJoHN, Receiver.
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Absalom Willis, the well known piano
tuner of Norwalk, Ia, who has been here
several times before, is again in the city.
The Globe-republican., 1904-12-15

For Sale--Six head young mares, See
VIM. WILKINSON, ct
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First Published December 8.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
State Of Kansas, Ford County, IS.
Alice Van0rdstrand, Plaintiff,

+. W. Nelson, Defendant.
+, W. Nelson You are hereby notified
that on the 18th day Of November, 1904, you
were sued by The above named plaintiff be.
fore P. R. Hobble, a Justice of the peace, in
and for Dodge City township, Ford county,
Kansas, for the sum OF $3,55 and attachment
issued and levied On personal praperty to Sc
cure said amount and costs of this suit. The
above entitled case Is set for hearing on the
second day Of January, 1905, at 10 O'Clock am,
and II defendant fails to appear plaintiff will
take Judgment for $3.50 and the costs Of this
suit.
ALICE VAN0RDsTRAND, Plaintiff,
Attest. P. R, HOBBLE,
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HOUSEWIVES
HEADACHES

You don't know
why you suffer
from headache
and you are apt
to believe you
have some dire
female trouble,
but its dollars to
doughnuts that
you are wrong.
Women are prone
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Dr.Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin

every night before going to bed.
Keep it up for a few weeks.
A. r, Kopi, Of Troy, Ohio, miller OF Hay.
ner's Distillery, writes under dats Of June 10,
1901: MY wife and self suffered Of and on for
three or four years with Constipation and Sick
Headache, and we received almost instant
relief by taking DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepslp.
The use Of several bottles restored our dlrel.
tive organs to Normal condition, and although
We ore free from any gastric trouble, we DO not
consider being without bottle for minute"
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-05

per XVIII for electric current. Even
with these improbable rates the city
requirements would have amounted to
over $315,000. In the hope of in
ducing larger future appropriations,
and to assist the various committees
in proving the value of every night
lighting to the city, blanket contract
was made for the sum of 100000.
That contract was not and should not
be considered a basic rate for future
contracts.
In the budget recently presented
$320,0OO has been allotted for lighting.
which is approximately 100000 less
than the proposed service to the city
would cost at low rates. In the de-
sire, however. to preserve the good
relations which have hitherto existed
and which we hope to maintain. with
the hope that our corporation will be-
come a beneficial factor in the life Of
the city, and with the belief that
future appropriations will afford more
adequate compensation for the SER
vices rendered, 1 am authorized by nv
directors to agree for the above-men-
toned sum of $4,000, payable in
monthly installments of $2S,666 Go
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-05

hum Of the crowd and the reports of
fireworks gave the scene an added life
Among the shows the one deserving
special mention was the stadium, where
Fraviolo loops the loop inclosed within
small ball, and Mangels makes q 11O-
foot dive. The living art studies were
also good and literally patronized.
Among the others were the ghost show,
electric theater, old plantation, glass
blowers, Jay circus, Lilliputian Opera
Company, Cave of the Winds, Russian
theater, Adalla the wild man, Great
Lami, Dora, evening in Hawaii, human
magnet and vaudeville. All received a
good share of the patronage
Annexed to the main part of the fair
was the midway, where popcorn, pea
nuts and circus lemonade was being
rapidly disposed of and where for a few
pennies one might win anything from
horse and buggy to a phonograph
There was little disorder, and the po-
lice promptly suppressed any exhibition
OF hoodlumisIn. The committee expects
large attendance throughout the
eight days of the fair. The programme
will be different each afternoon and
night, and special features, such as
daylight fireworks, will attract large
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-05

ner of Eleventh and Market streets
was inaugurated last night. The DEM
onstration began with a parade that
started from the Palace Hotel a little
after o'clock, when Queen Marguerite
Alexander, chosen from the James c.
Blaine Circle, accompanied by her
court, followed the escort of maids Of
honor.
In the wake Of the Queens retinue
came the floats and heralds, the chill
dren Of the court and the members Of
the order. The queen arrived at the
grounds about o'clock. The corona
tion ceremony was then performed
Following that came speeches by Grand
Chief Ranger John H. Foley, Past
Grand Chief Ranger Senator Z. l. Wolfe
and Master of Ceremonies Daniel
Teare. Mayor Schmitz was expected
but failed to appear. After the
speeches Lackenbach's band played
while acrobats performed gyrations be-
fore the throne chair.
The crowd which packed the in
closure surged forward and back, visit
ing the various shows and booths Of
refreshment and games of chance All
seemed to be enjoying themselves and
the voices Of the sideshow barkers, the
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-05

First. to supply all the gas and cleo
tricity needed for every night lighting
and other municipal purposes. as un-
der our present contract with the city.
but not to include the lighting of pub
Tic libraries nor the furnishing Of
motor power; second. to install fifty
additional arc lights and one hundred
additional Welsbach lamps, making
total of 5235 Welsbach lamps and
1862 arc lights.
The above to be furnished for the
year commencing July 1. 1904, and
ending June 80. 1905. The installation
Of the new gas lamps is to begin with
in ten days after we shall have been
furnished with a list OF the locations.
and to be made at the rate of at least
fifteen per week. All gas lamps are
to be installed where we now have
mains, and reasonable discretion is to
be exercised in the location Of the
additional arc lamps.
The installation OF the proposed $50
extra lights will cost this company
approximately $4,000. which. al
though a capital expenditure, is one
that necessarily carries a large annual
replacement and depreciation charge.
which may reasonably be put at S4OOs
per year."
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-05
LIGHTING BIDS
ARE REDUCED
Gas Company Agrees to Fur
nish Illumination for the
Amount of Appropriation

The San Francisco Gas and Electric
Company sept communication yes
terday to the Mayor and the Board of
Supervisors, in which it agrees to light
the streets and public buildings during
the next fiscal year for the s320, 900
appropriated in the budget. notwith-
standing that its bids filed with the
board last Monday amount to $780,
600. The communication says:
Last year under drastic competition
you received bids as low as S71z cents
per thousand feet for gas and .0A99
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-05

About 10000 of cambria and muslin a a
insertions the blind gulpue n n -
Irish point hand-work effects The mser-
tons are from to wide and the edging - - -
toI eswide big variety beautiful yard.
designs They ar regular 2oc values
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-05
Great, Sale Of White Silks and
Dress Goods

- HIS is a selection of best lines of white
| goods for this great sale event.
25c yard-White and cream lining silk; pure silk.
6Oc yard-Whte and tafeta; fully guaranteed Ask
for Prayers Eureka"
Csc 53c and 4Oc yardL2o 27 inch white Japanese
silk for waists. underwear and childrens
CREAM DRESS GOODS.
3Sc yard-36-nch corded alpaca; just the material for
outing
49c yard-36-inch melrose. washable material of wool
1t is very durable.
75c yard4oinch fancy Bedford cord for chldrens
1t washes we'll and does shrink
7oc yard45in Inch Egyptian crepe soft, goods
which clings to the figure.
43c yard36inch Albatross, which is popular than
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-05

WoMENS MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
SKIRTS.
4scShort skirts OF mun bottom finished with embroidery Regular Csc
9scLong skirts of
torchon finished bottom with edgng of Worth
skirts made Of cambria with !snot aoans cambe
skirts of cambc with I2nch founce lawn with lace ns
@ "h sek' finished at bottom wit"
lawn mmsd h canT S00G ssa % te1nans with
g. layn and edged with Cuny lace Worth $aoS A ta. f ,
edged uae headed with hemsthed tucs
s2cMade of muslin full width bost6ms finished with eh hemsthed
Of muslin with bottoms
42cade WIN & Of G sood aua Of un full width bottoms finished
cluster tuck and edged with embroidery Worth 65
% % o Seded with Clusters Of ucks Regular $oo values
escMad & de & of soft sa65 with dn fine tH % Pe 6o bottoms with n'h
6ned VI with cunT insertion and edged with cuny
with 5inch Irish point embroide5y 6a,y;. Worth sa5
4sc-Aade of muslin with yoEe ucking
good muslin of of tuckne alternating with
embroidery The neck and sleeves finished with narrow
hRmed Fuia a guiar >IoG gown f t and bd
I % & Sa an d @ GR 3 n % oS as the 1 and
attending % s6 % 6reBon e 3s a % WORTH 5 & 2f Of double ''nS
G Se run T with wssh TR bons dfee cors Th neo
81 asd Sx "a are d ndsn & w9 IN b @ ranT & Of vokes in en-
bo lace and fine aene & also with beading % run with ribbon The
$12sMade OF fine quality cambc with yGkes OF gupure insertion
cry A regular Sa00 cos cossEr COVERS
Of % s @ TG 3 Re with @ o
35cde Of camr with ykes tuckng lace embroidery
yokes
with edgng OF round and square neck Regular osc value
point embroidery finished ufang
4sc~NIade pink blue black
5ocMade % sof soo with ToRes Of h@hed ucns edged all
esc~sfade o fine nainsoof down front
lace Worth 500.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-05
Daintiest and Flufiest Underwear for
Women Just Unpacked for This
Great, White Sale

TEVER been such array of garments will
Monday The store will be perfect picture in white.
Special attractions complete outfits of lingerie have
made You afford to miss this great bargain
WOMENS MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-05

'Billiger," exclaimed Mrs. McSwat
''you are not going away without
mending your broken lock on the front
door, are YOU? Anybody could open it
and come right in"
20, Lobelia, Lobelia
Nobodyll come to steal rel"
he hummed, and out he went, whistling
the latest popular air.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-05
HIGH CARNIVAL
BY FORESTERS
Amid Cheers, Music and Fire
works, Queen Marguerite
Receives Crown and Key

Under the auspices Of the executive
committee Of the Foresters of America
and under the direction Of George c.
Larry the fair and carnival at the cor
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-05

crowds. To-day promises to be a big
day
The executive committee having the
affair in charge is composed as follows:
Joseph Gallagher, chairman; d. Teare,
H. r. Simon, e. r. Zion, ]. Gorfinkel
G. Heyden, r. Steinman, Max Baruth,
Thomas J. Emery, J. Label, F. Pink
ham, William Mcdowell. D. p. Casey
r. e. Hancock and T. F. Gibbons.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-05

The breath of life that i'm
duces refreshing sleep can be
had I'm the cool outside rooms
advertised to-day.
Read the ROOMS TO LET
cOlumns-then investigate.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-05

0UR Expansion White Goods Sale begins Mon
day Everything is white. Preparations
have been in progress for some time for this
great midyear event. and Eastern and European mar
kets have been thoroughly searched for the most de-
sirable merchandise We believe we have the cream
of the white goods stock of this city and the prices
without exception the lowest marked on these
goods 1t is of the great features OF our Expan-
sion sale being conducted. Everything that you
want in this line may be found here.
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