davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1905-05-18
Loves Way.

Love makes the heart so light, so light,
Like thistle-down its upward flight;
Earth seems SO very far away.
And heaven SO very near the day.
Love comes a-knocking at our door,
And whispers all his cunning lore
Care cannot hurt. nor sorrow blight
The heart that love has made so light,
Love makes the world SO bright, so
bright,
As silvery moonbeams do the night:
Though storms may come and winds may
blow,
As through this weary world we go,
Love sees the sun behind the cloud.
Nor cares if north winds buster loud
So much there is that gives delight,
In the world love makes so bright.
Love makes the way SO clear. so clear;
No stumbling In the dark. no fear.
The path before me lies so straight,
And at the end the shining gate.
1t is so easy TO do right,
TO toll. to hope. to climb the height.
Since | have walked viii you. my dear,
Along the way love makes SO clear.
Irene l.. bearing in Boston Transcript.
, 1905-05-18
When Cannon Were a Novelty.

There is an amusing description by
Munro. an old Scottish soldier. of the
effect of cannon, when they were new
weapons of warfare. For a long
time" he says. used for the batter
ing down OF walls and cities. they
were at last used in the field to break
squadrons and batailes OF horse and
foot. And how soone the trumphet
did sound the enemy was thuadered
on so that they were cruelty alright
ed, men of valor being suddenly TAX
en- away, who before We're wont to
fight v~aliantly and long with sword
and launce. But now men are mar
tyrised and cut down at more than
half a mile of distance by those
furious and laundering engines of
great cannon"
, 1905-05-18
LITTLE TROUBLE TO LEARN.
Sandy's First Attempt at Feat an Un.
qualified Success,

A Scottish gillie was invited by the
laird to take a pull at his flask after
gaffing the first fish of the day.
Il Gamma trink DOT of a, bottle" pro-
tested the gillie, with a frown If dis
approval.
"Aweel, try. Sandy" said the laird
encouragingly. And Sandy tried-tried
so thoroughly that the laird gazed il
mingled W and admiration as the
whisky gurgled and gurgled out of the
flask down the swarthy throat. until.
with scarce a heel tap left in it. the
pocket pistol was handed back to
the owner.
"Hoot, Sandy, maybe ye we're RIGHT
maybe ye Gamma trink DOT of a bot
tie" gasped the laird. with a mighty
sigh, but. eh. O ye'd soon leearn!"
-Bailey's Magazine.
, 1905-05-18
Keep Plant in Room With Piano.

A growing plant should be kept in
the room with a piano. says a piano
tuner. As long as the plant thrives
the piano will. The reason that a pi-
ano is injured by a dry. overheated
room is that all the moisture is TAX
EN- out of the sounding board. The
board is forced into the case so tight
ly that 1t bulges up in the center and
though the wood is supposed TO be as
dry as possible when this is done 1t
contains some moisture and gathers
more on
, 1905-05-18
THE MOOR As A SERVANT.
Mighty Picturesque, but With Hospit.
able Notions of His Own

wv ' FlOADII-
abl Notions Of His Own,
An artist in New York has a Moor
tor a servant. The artist found him
dancing in a side show at the fair. and
they had a little chat between dances.
IL was a one-sided chat for the Moor
little English, though he knew
enough English or human nature to
say that he had been a servant of the
Sultans. Before the Moor danced
again the artist had asked him to be
his servant.
The Moor could not say. modestlv
What. in this attire?" for his scarlet
robes and turban were gorgeous: but
ne did murmur something about being
dressed differently from American
The artist wanted him as he
was, and said SO.
so as he is. in scarlet grandeur. he
waits on the artists studio apart
ments. Tile guests hold their breath
a little when the enormous man in
red enters the room 10 do the tea
chores. The artist. however. breathes
evenly.
The Moor has a trick Of hospitality
toward his employers guests of which.
perhaps. 1t would he well for the
artist to break him. as it proves nerve
scattering to the initiated. He solemn
ly takes it upon himself to greet each
guest, as he or h arrives. with prof
1ered hand and the plaintive murmur,
my friend"
Perhaps the artist thinks it is better
not to correct the Moor. He is a very
big man, and the artist treats him po-
litely.
, 1905-05-18

GEORGE Z. BROWN.
Cattle branded anywhere on animal ;
IL horses, left shoulder. Range Big Creek.
+. o. address, Downington, Wyo.
, 1905-05-18
An Assumed Riuht.

1t would appear that marriage gives
to the husband in Jamaica peculiar
rights, il one may Judge from the re-
mark of a native who came
to a magistrate to make complaint
because a man had knocked her down.
She closed her complaint by saying.
In an aggrieved tone, And he had no
good right to knock me down; he is
not my ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Home
Companion.
, 1905-05-18

Cattle branded horses branded-
OJlIIl on both sides, on left shout
.6ullRange from der.
- Lake to Brush creeks P. o. Adj ~
dress, Saratoga, Wyo, -
, 1905-05-18
p, +. WILSON.
EUGENE C. GROSS.

Cattle branded left hip, horses left
~ shoulder. Range, heads of Brush and
Cedar creeks. Address, Bennett. Wyo.
, 1905-05-18

Just sold a 1000 acre ranch and if
you want to buy or sell you had bet
ter see the man that's doing business,
that's me d. S. Crawford
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-16
SANTA 70 HAPernlNos.
School Closed on Account Of Grippe.
Other Notes 81 lnIerest

School Closed on Account Of Grippe.
Other Notes Of interest
Santa Re, March IS Owing to the
prevalence AZ ia grippe, which has
visited almost every family iu ihe dis.
trict the public school has closed here.
which event is greatly rg,etted by the
patrons. - the term only lacked three
weeks Of being oni Mise Annie Price.
the Efficient teacher. has returned
home and will wait Until further on to
ilnish the term
} Il. Osteen Of wilieiofl, member
.ot the county executive committee,
accompanied by Vs. :. Osgsen, ST.
with their wives and children, visited
their brother. ] a Osteen ~ Santa
Dc, last week They cay that the West
End was never IN more prosperous
condition than nos
0viuR % the continued dry weAihef
10 February and up ~ the iQth ~ this
month many farmers have lost ihelr
fences By The burning Of the wood.
some Of ihem have had q tad expert.
enee
The rain. which VIZ % mech needed
By the farmers, vas hailed with ioy Tor
more than oue reason it pos out the
Gre ihas Was raging 10 che woods aud
gave moisture 20 a. 20 enable planting
O. 80 % with great rapidity
The watermelaa grouem hage nn.
ished planting their crop The potato
erop j. 90 snd looking nns. win good
sisnda The growers ere dalifhted
wifh their pfospeeis
M'fs Aims Bitch uhg has been lyi
the Central City 10 thr past arrt. 4
eneat ~ her slffef Mrs n M River.
fetururd BONE Turfdsg
Toe farmrri are bufg nua piant.ng
cpru TIE ouii0gk b co. large arFr.
ags ig corn and pindau this year Coz
$500 BE- being piaatel bf come, blt tbe
bulk % ihf crop aiil b. Faafad iatsf
on
The eiffgt court being la session
does nos diFtgfb ihIs psff &c fhs conn.
az al We ere DOS 6iioaed fa slt an thr
joy from els dsfani session
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-16
1nnon RnesLans ~.

japanese Left Armies. March s. via
Yin Kow. March l3-Dglayed in
Transmission From noon until dark
ness yesterday The lcf, column from
General Oku's army fought a desper
ate fAt near Llkempu : miles north
OF the Hun river. and miles west OF
the railway. The Russian forces out
numbered the Japanese 3 20 /. The
Russians. who had been heavily rc-eu-
forced In the south rushed ont OF Their
trenches 10 meet the advancing Japa
ness and q fierce handtohaud Grh'
ensuea Che soldiers using TIER bay
oaets and tae officers their swords
The Russian casualties were over 10,
300 killed and wounded and the Japa
nese q little over 5000 The Russians
deaf were lef, on The Geld 20 heaps
auo7r the many stan onccrg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-16
ooNfeReNoe MgErlMo.
Reports From Methodist Church De.
parlmenis Were Encouraging.

Reports From Methodist Church De.
parlmenis Were Encouraging
a meeting ~ che Church Conference
Of Kayauauah Methodist Church was
held on Sunday morning Lass, after che
regular service, o. which the reports OF
she pastor, Rev a } Nixon. che Sun.
day school, lhr junior EpWorth League.
the Woman's Home and Foreign Mls.
sionary soeletlrs and other depart.
meuts Of she church wefs read and r..
coiyed
These reports we're encouraging iu.
deed end showed essry department Of
the ehhfeh in q most healthy eou-
ditl0u.
it Was decided N future 20 hold the
conference on the second sabbath
morning ~ each month
Rev. a. y Nixon acted aa chairman
and u H. Phlier secretary
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-16
sultsnt omssrs Flss fer ne.

ConEisntinoD.e March i5-Anctatf
palace lhtrnle. fo commoa in ne ai
tana onioufayo has inei come fo E
Involving q RIO ~ high Onouaa om
c.aif GeDera,s Ahmef Pasha ana ll.sa
Taaha. aides lfcamp % thr sa,tsa and
Aref Bey fs males'y's ciautet.ain
% IL said tbli ,te three officials fe
-aroad % escape tbe nara.rsiioas 81
a reefet 81 ee cabal 81 zee Ylidli
klosk. who rsre tais to b. hsri oa
tte.r 3erturfel Htra Pasta aal e.
cfn'y sfactes tns uaau n tsf a.
l1ata Tht asaut "a areEt a.
have been tt zoe ilf1eathn ~ fht
cs.et 81 ite DaEc
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-16
JURY HUNG ON
MURDER TRIAL
Verdict in Chamberlain Murder
Case Not Reached Last Night.
FATS VIII De KNOWN TO-DAY

An Endless Chain OF Witnesses Were
Examined by Both state and Defense,
and Case Was Delivered for Con-
sideratlon Of Jury in late Afternoon.
After completing tho examination OF
the numerous witnesses Ia the famous
case OF the State vs., Fletcher Watson,
charged with che murder OF Garrett V.
Chamberlain, and the argument Of
counsel on same, the case was delivs
cred 90 the jury Wednesday afternoon
about b;45 o'clock
Attorney @. @. Thomas opened for
thesta he was followed by Attorneys
sgd L. Carter and w +. Baker for the
defense, when states Attorney Benz
~ Calhoun closed for the state AZ.
torney Baker, who settled here. less
than year ueo aud established his
practice, spoke for nearly two hours,
aud HE argument IN behalf OF the de.
PENDANT WAS most earnest one, AL
though a young man, Mr. BakNr Is one
Of the most Impressive speakers TO n
jury heard IN this court room for some
tlme, and Il Is ioreRono conclusion
among che colder headsh that he will
yet make his marx
The court adjourned Tor supper and
recouyencd At o'clock AZ . o'oloch
no verdlei had been reached when The
court adjourned until O'Clock this
morning
The court convened at 0 o'clock
Thursday morning The jury came
Into court aud reported that they could
reach no aRreomal. when they were
returned To the iufy room by ofder 81
the court, with the hope that GA agree.
ment could be arrived ~ without con.
tiuuIng the ease Tor another trial 40
the hour Of going 20 press 90 o'clock
a, M } no verdict had been rendered
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-16

oae ~ the mosf iafRely attended
snd most enthusiastic msetlnss among
ere eolofeG people ever bold in fhi-
eifg eoageHed ~ Iohnson's Hall, North
Pleasant street. Monday eveBing.
Nhen enc ielloslne mabinpsl tieket
eaa nbmlnate1
i0f mayoF. al 10 Ih8mas f1f mar
ebai. 4 a Rfeker, fuf assessor. Wii-
Hsm Bfadfafi f1g siGefmeu. M
Cgssman. W g Taylor D. q LTnsh
and q Fadfett.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-16
CORNER STONE OF
HOLY TRINITY
Will BE Laid in a Few Days With
Most Imposing Ceremonies.
WEEO w PREslpE

Cornerstone VIII Be Of Fine Georgia
Creole Marble, Properly Inscribed,
Building win Be Credit to CITY and
Congregation.
Great preparations are being made.
and n great deal Of Interest II conferred
in the laying o. the cornerstone Of the
elegant new stone ed flee o. Holy Trni-
~ Church, which will be held in q few
days
The stone, which viii De Of the finest
Georgia Creole marble, has been
ordered by G, y. Scheler. the slonecut-
ter, who will execute the inscription a.
follows "Holy Trinity Church, 1905"
Naturally ghere will be large at.
tendance at these ceremonies, which
will be conducted by RI. Rev. Bishop
Weed IL was desired TO hold the eere.
monies ON Wednesday, TIE 22i inst,
but there is a question: 81 doubt A. 20
whether the stone will lee ready by that
date The function viii be carried out
as som after the 92j as possible, due
notice Of which viii be given ia The
Sun.
As has been said before, this build.
ing, when completed, will be one Of the
finest ediGces IN the State. The ma
terial used Is brick and McCarrell
stone, which Is equally as handsome
and durable a. granite The building
will be a cred,t 90 the city and congfe-
CATION.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-16
RUSSIAN RETREAT
STREWN WITH DEAD
Japanese Capture Many Mer
ana Valuable Stores.
KuRoPATKlN AGAIN REPORTS
he Says Japanese Army Is Being Con
stantIy Observation-Disclosures Sol
diers Are Disheartensd and surren
der in Squads to MikadO's Men.

Toxic, March I'LL a. ma tele
gram received today from headquart
eIs in the field, says:
In tn edirection Of slngchin our
forces have been dislodging the enemy
in Yingpao is miles from Fushun. anc
on March IL occupied the place.
In the direction of Singchin our
all Of our forces are continuing the
pursuit Of the remnant Of the enemy
and many Russian officers and men
are surrendSring TO our train guards
in the mountainous districts east OF
the Tie Pass road
Additional spoils taken IN the direc
ton OF the Shakhe river are wagons
and carts captured southeast Of Chiu
likoutzu. They exceeded 1000 load
ed with gun and ammunition, small,
ammunition, entrenching tools telp
graph and telephone equipment pom
toon material, supplies, and water boil
ers.
They also carried n eightcentime
ter, 100 ffteon.centimctar shells aud
100000 small ammunition and yari
GUS military supplies.
In the direction Of Singchin hc
spoils included 10000 small ammuni.
ton 500 shells and 5000 onrenchlnr
tools.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-16
Russlars surrender In snuaas.

General KuroErs Headquarters 70
the field via Fusan. March 1i.-Thg
country is swarm!ug with hungry, G.s
hearteneG Russians. who are surron.
dering In squads TO any pursuing jap
ancse they meet The japanese OH.
GERS have refused % cr'ticise the Lack
oil mobility displayed while driving
the Russians through Tie pass
Most of the foreign attaches with
the Russian army. including two Amer
lean and English officers we're cap
tured az Mukdeu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-16

NeH f0 Starch Toe state sHI
ceaay fe Wmfcherer vhlet
afa tp h gprf ores o. M 8oer
aoft aii f.2e an aaffsatlf au eco
nfa umfh ~ b,aFy s1e Ws
csfHff rge $3.50 gay gfs8bisc7 a
afss WE.ca % rrfe fsaH d collected
IH fte ae ~ Nefafa TEe rraf
estates 81 fse HssfsEe anf o.ef
aINrre ere fhe eanse af ttr Effat
afsffsr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-16
SENATOR TELLER is
OPPOSED TO TREATY
Wants Senate 10 Consider I
In Open Session.
MONEY FOR CONSCIENCE FUND.
Senate Committee on Interstate Com
meree viii Begin lis Meetings April
II to Consider Question O. Freight
Rates.

Rates.
Washington, March 15.-when the
Santo Domingo treaty was taken ur
in executive session Of the senate 10
day Senator Teller again made plea
for an open session for the discussion
OF the law points WHICH he said were
involved in the treaty The senate
committee on foreign relations were
compIimented by Senator Teller for
the efforts 1t had MADE % sailsfacton.
" amend the treaty and he declared
that the conception with perhaps one
or two additional amendments had
been put in the best position.
But" he said, IL Is impossible 10
amend the treaty so that Il viii salts.
fy me. am opposed to lt'for funda.
mental and basic reasons, He de-
clared that the policy to be embarked
upon under the treaty was contrary
to our form Of government and a dan.
gerous precedent TO establish
Objection was made by Senator For
aker TO opening the doors After
this question had been disposed Of Cor
the second time Senator Morgan took
the floor and discussed the Domlnt
can debt for the purpose OF showine
that 1t was largely made MP OF fraud.
ulcnt claims he talked also of the
revenues of the government and used
as a basis The data which he recently
presented 20 the senate and which was
printed a. a senate document
Chairman EkIns, OF the senate com
miJJee will begin hearings on The raj.
way rates subject Monday. April H.
No quorum appeared today when me
committee was called. bat Senator Et
kins ascer'ained The views 81 ne NOM
beers Of the committee aud Gxod the
date.
The absence Of a quorum was sur
gestel 5y Mr Gallinger. when Zoe son.
ate co.e.ned at n a m today The
roll w called and after sOme delay
"a sens OTIS. a quorum responded %
their names.
AZ ll:th on motion Of Sir Cu.lom
the senate went into executive session
Secretary Of Treasury Shaw today
received the following communication.
Dear Sir--l am sending sou here
with enclosed $4,000 which is 10 go 90
the use Of the United States govern
meet Years ago defranded me
government OF money bot have rriurn.
Cd Il ell and now am paying fauFful8
IN accordance with the teaching ~
Scripture The way Of The transrroa
sor Is hard end no one bot God knows
how I have suffered the consequence
and would seek % 90 a pouaffui rsr
toratiou NJ God pardon me- while
the United States government ls hene
fitted. fs'rnodJ a Sinner
The amount which was DO currency.
has been deposited % zoe treasury to
the credit az fhe c1uscicnce fiad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-16

Hgstfta iafeh AZ ha alr.f
ofihf atiourf ~ Mnfrs uaef ssi
oreecf atpst ftfEfiga iae rn
aafff safamiie afe h
ere ifff case tat BEN
Hni1 usrft CT ahsr ~ f. f
.sa'tIteY ~ fateu w.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-16
~ fLoRlpA MoRMAL.
Opened Monday win Fair Attendance.
More 10 Come Later.

Opened Monday Win Pair Attendance.
More 10 Come Later.
The Ehsi fl0ridn seminary Normal
opened % Mcaday with an attsndanee
~ about tventy teachers frem various
seetloes 81 ths county, vhleh Nas qnlls
satisfactory ia Fiae 10 the faet that
ihs maloriiY n enc scho0l fefms have
uot closed Aathets schools close it &
e1peeted lhe ragallmsat vii iasfsass
sod before . great uhlls lha normal
uiii be- 10 healthy condition
Prof Pound Anticipates q most sue.
cessisi term sfadsnts ~ The nofmai
mag rni1g the privilege Of ths regular
SEMINARY courses Withnut ere eaief
rrEu'aligns The Professor will b. glad
90 iarnifh ang fgfther Information "a.
sired
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-16
al, sal. Ct csal Lsrsa

Fmre1sa Ala NassA ~. ....
- -.s.s whereby Groove
Do - ~ Haua-t
- o. coal 'llt ea
= soa.l.a rEFoat 90
-. tsaaua ca.
- go ~ l--l.-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-16
TWENTY LIVES LOST
IN TENEMENT FIRE
Heroic Work of Firemen and
Policemen Save Many.
% OTHERS SERIOUSLY INJURED

20 OTHERS SERIOUSLY INJURED
New York CITY ls the scene Of Terri.
Die caIamlty-ESplOslon Of <ero'
ssos lamp starts Awful Blaze
Which Resulted Fatally
New York. Aiarch i6,-,At loaes a
score Of persons were burned 70 death.
several were SO badly hurt that they
may Gle and "a others received slight
hurts Ia Gre that practically de.
siroyed i've story tenement house la
Allen street early today The IRE
had gained grca, Roadway before IL be.
came known 60 most of tho tenants.
aud many OF them were cut on before
they could make an attempt TO save
themselves. Thrilling resoues and dar.
iug leaps for ffo marked the Gre,
Scores were carried from the blazing
bulldlng French with sealing lad.
dors brayCd The names end reached
the mnorllcd tenants Those 30 Tar
recovered only the following have boon
ldentihcd
Rachel Solomon.
Jacob Solomon
Abraham Solomon.
lsapc Solomon
Jessie cohgn
Pose Wlentr
Sander Wiener
IDA Mnakowltz.
Harry Kauamea.
Rose MILLER.
Morris Miller
Crowded Gre escapes IN the rear Of
the lcaant house wore largely reap0n.
aibls foy 20 many deaths and injuries
among lis population. which approach.
ed 200 souls
The scenes about the building after
The Gre was over ahd when The search
Tor the dead was begun were hcayg
reniing Nothing So ptlfu has been
seen n Sew York city since DE slo
cum drastic when 1000 people losi
their lives
The nw 'Hfiod Ia tho basement. oc
cuplta by isaac Davis. bis wlfe and
three children Davis bad been oat
last might cod returning 60 hi8 home
triiy ih.a morning Rtat into hla slom
On lhe samc floor iusl 81 tlme 90 $50
q tCaseue lamp in ihc rear explode.
DE- awoie hi W'fe end both tfItd 60
psf ou iae namlug lamp bot without
success ere then gave an phrlf alten
t.ol q setting thelf children ont 81
iae burning building A policeman
pho heard the cry Of alarm rushed 10
che scene and an effort vas made 10
e-ouae lhe sleeping persons ln the
house
ln me meantime the flames had
spread With smullnE rapidly and
when The persons eho had been asleep
on the upper floors aw0te they f1uui
themselves confronted by VAN of
flames op nearly every eide Scenes IN
the widest description followed alia
ihe paule strllten people rushing COG
me nre oaea8s 9ulg 90 aHd thou lit
tered Uiih rubbish Of al exemptions
and almost impassabif
DoNu ihrgFh lhit c'uiirsed aarfoa
paaaag Fay ned stream ~ humanity
on tome ~ the escapes 49, rubb.eb
vas 40 closely partsd fhs' 30 lfraaa
imfoas'ble io pat cfrtiu p1Hn ras
men women and chllraa foa3 ifar
al.g muIre f0 death a. ESQ aamea
lrd AfeEh niafoF ar5uad then
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-02
ATTIDROW-

Clyde Dillinger is breaking prairie
for Dr. Eddy on the southwest of Is
81
J G. Jackson and son are drilling
a we'll north OF GOOdland.
There were showers Thursday and
Friday nights and a heavy rain Sun
day forenoon In the Afternoon we
had quite a heavy hail storm.
John Lister and W. Britendall
"spliced' up a team and drove to
GOOdland Saturday
r. A Smith is building a pasture
fence this week.
Z. W. Albright is worse again with
his recent complaint. He was feel
ing quite well until about Thursday
The stockholders of the Brewster
skimming station held a meeting
recently and decided to sell all the
machinery not in use. Mr.. Cain, sup
erintendent for the Continental COM
pany is negotiating the sale.
Miss Emma Mcdaniel entertained
a number Of her young lady friends
and gentlemen friends at her home
last Sunday.
Quite a number of people from this
place attended the Decoration day
services at GOOdland.
The Carpenter boys are blowing for
r. E Hall Of GOOdland this week.
Mrs Roy Robinson of Cripple
Creek, Colo, arrived at Brewster last
week for a visit with her mother
This week she is visiting with hel
husbands folks Mr. and Mrs. David
Robinson.
S. D. Coon is building a new frame
house
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-02

NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT DE-
fendants-YOu are hereby notified
that Harriet NJ Berry, as administra-
triX OF the estate of Burchard 3. Ber-
~, deceased, plaintiff, on the first day
OF June, 1905, fled her petition in
the district court Of Sherman county,
state Of Kansas, against Chauncey
Dewey, Clyde Wilson, William J. Nc
Bride, Frederick Dye, James Anna
trout, Thomas O'Neil, Albert Win
ship William J. Radcliff, Benjamin
Slater, Charles Wilson and Edward
Tucker, defendants. that you and each
Of said defendants have been sued
in said court by said plaintiff for the
sum OF ten thousand dollars, and
must answer the petition filed by the
said PLAINTIFF on or before Monday,
July Il, 1905, or said petition will
be taken as true and judgment rem
dered against you in favor Of the said
plaintiff for the sum Of ten thousand
dollars, and your property, which has
been attached, ordered sold to satisfy
said judgment and costs OF suit.
Dated, June I, 1905.
HARRIET NJ. BERRY,
As Administrative Of the Estate of
Burchard B. Berry, Deceased, Plain
tiff.
By l. W. COLBY, Her Attorney.