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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-09-21
First Published Sept, 2lst, 1905.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.


| To James l.. Thomas Belle Thomas, T. Ii.
Stevens and the unknown heirs, devisees.
administrators, executors and trustees OF
said James l.. Thomas, Belle Thomas and
T. ii. Stevens, greeting;
You will take notice that James Blcknell
Jr as plaintiff did, on the 18th day of Septem-
Der 1906 file his petition In the District Court
of Ford County, Kansas, against you, as de-
PENDANTS, setting forth that James l.. Thomas
and Belle Thomas of said defendants, on the
first day of April 1887, gave their mortgage to
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company which
said mortgage is now owned by plaintiff, on
the following described lands in Ford County,
Kansas, to- wit: the southwest quarter of sec
ton thirtytwo (32) in township twentyeight
(2S) south of range twenty four ca west of
the 9th Principal Meridian, to secure the pay
ment OF the sum of Seven Hundred Dollars
us shown by promissory notes now owned by
plaintiff and referred to in said mortgage,
and praying Judgment against you James l..
Thomas and Belle Thomas in the sum OF
Seven Hundred Dollars now claimed to be
per cent per annum from the LIST day of April
1880, and that said premises may be sold to
pay the Judgment on said notes and mort
gage.
Said petition further alleges that the claim
of each of the defendants James l., Thomas,
Belle Thomas, I, IL. Stevens and the unknown
heirs, devisees, administrators. executors
and trustees Is junior and Inferior to that of
plaintiff aid prays judgment forever barring
all said defendants their unknown heirs de
visees administrators, executors and trustees
from any interest in said above described
premises.
Now said defendants are hereby notified
that they must appear and answer said petit
ton on or before the End day of November
1905, or said petition will be taken as true
against them and each OF them and judy
ment for said amount, and decree forever
barring them of any right title or interest In
and to said lands after the sale thereof will
be rendered against them, and ordering said
lands to be sold to satisfy any sum found to
be due plaintiff upon said notes and mortgage.
Attest: a. b. REEVES,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
II. II. WELLS,
Seal. Clerk of the District Court.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-09-21
First Published Sept. 2lst. 1906.

PUBLICATION NOTICE.
The state of Kansas TO Benjamin NJ Carter,
Mary L. Garter and to their unknown heirs.
uevisees, administrators, executors and
trustees Greeting;
You will take notice that you have been
sued in the district court of Ford County,
Kansas, by James Eubanks as plaintiff
and that unless you answer the petition filed
by said plaintiff in said court in said action
on or before the2Dd day of November 1906 said
petition will be taken rs true and Judgment
rendered against you accordingly adjudging
theplaiDtiff to hive valid and perfect title
to the south east quarter of section twenty
one In township twenty seven range twenty
four In Ford county, Kansas, ana that he Is
In the peaceable possession thereof and thot
you and each OF you have no estate title or
interest in said premises adverse to the
plaintiff and forever barring you and each Of
you from asserting any right title estate or
interest in or to sud premises or any part
thereof and n further judgment for costs
In witness whereof have hereunto affixed
my hand this l4th day of september 1905.
A. d. REEVES,
Attorney for plaintiff
II. II. WELLS,
Seal. Clerk Of tho District Court
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-09-21
First Published September 81. 1905.
NOTICE.
D,.hlIn aalo Of Loo aad anhnaI Iand

Notice Is hereby given that the following
described tracts of school land situated In
Ford county, Kansas, having been petitioned
for sale, duly published and appraised, will
be offered for sale to the highest bidder In
my office at the court house, Dodge City
Kansas, on Saturday October 18th, A. d. 1908
between the hours of 10 H. IN. and 8 p. IN. oil
said day.
Ne ofN L 4 section IS, township 90
range 20, appraised value per acre $500.
NV \ of L " of section l6, township 20
range 26 appraised value per acre $500.
SW a of N L \ of section IS, township 20
range 20, appraised value per acre $500.
Sc OF N 4 of section lG, township 20
range 20, appraised value per acre $500.
NEA of n w v of section l6, township 60
range 26, appraised valne per acre $500.
NV 4 OF N W u of section lG, township 49,
range 26, appraised value per acre $500.
SWA ofN w Y of section 49, township 20
range %, appraised value per acre SScO,
SEX ofNW W Y Of section IS, township 49,
range 20 appraised value per acre $500.
NEA of s w OF section 1G, township 20
range 26, appraised value per acre $3.50.
NV lof S w / of section 16. township 20
range 20, appraised value per acre $500.
SW a of 8 W ! OF section l6, township 30
range &c, appraised value per acre $500
SER of 5 W a of section Is, township 30
range 20, appraised value per acre $500
N e of L 4 of section 10, township 90
range z6, appraised value per acre $500.
NV Y of s L ! of range Is, township 30
range 20, appraised value per acre $500.
SW "A of 8 L 4 of section IS, township 90
range %, appraised value per acre $500.
SEA OF EA of section l6, township 90
range 20. appraised value per acre $780,
The above described tracts of land will be
sold subject to existing leases. No bids for
less than the appraised value will be re-
ceived. One tenth of the purchase money
must be paid to treasurer before sale is de-
clared closed. balance can run 20 years with
| interest at rate of per cent per annum.
| bond in double the amount of the unpaid
balance must be furnished the county clerk
w. j. DAVIES,
Treasurer of Ford county, Kas.
| Dodge City, Kas., September 81, 1905.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-09-21
First Published Sept, 14th, 1905.
PUBLICATION NOTICE


State of Kansas to BENJAMIN II, Sharp and
Mrs. Benjamin II. Sharp, his wife, Newton D.
wall and Jemima Wall, his wife, II living, or
II dead, then the unknown heirs, devisees,
administrators, executors and trustees of
said Benjamin II. Sharp, and Mrs. benjamin
ii. Sharp, his wife, Newton d. Wall and
Jemima Wall, bis wife, greeting:
You and each OF you will take notice that
you have been sued in the District Court of
Ford County, Kansas, by W. j. McColm, as
plaintiff, and that unless you answer the
petition filed in said suit by said plaintiff on
or before the 9th day of October, A. d. 1906,
said petition will be taken us true and judg-
ment rendered against you and each Of you
accordingly, quieting and confirming plain
TINS title and possessior in plaintiff In and to
The following described real estate, to. wit i:
the east half of the northwest quarter and
the east half of the southwest quarter of sec
ton nineteen t19), township Twenty-Five (29)
south, range twentythree (23) west of the 9th
PM. in Ford County, Kansas, and said judg-
ment Will bar and foreclose you and each of
you OF and from any and all right, title or in
terest that you or any of you may have or
claim to have in and to said real estate or
any part thereof.
Witness my hand and the official seal of
the above named Court, this 4th day of Sep
TENDER, 1905,
SUTTON & SCATEs,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
al
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j. Clerk District Court.
(tirst Published September 81.
SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the District of the 3lst. Judicial District
Sitting in and for the County of Ford, State
of Kansas.
W. K. Teare, Plaintiff,
VS..
The Pioneer Loan and Trust Company a
corporation and Rosa Burgan and other
unknown heirs of Samuel L. Burgan de-
ceased, Defendants.
BY virtue of an Order of Sale Issued to me,
out of said District Count, In the above en-.
titled action, will, on Monday the 23d day of
October A, ID 1915 at three o'clock D m. of
said day. at the west front door of the Court
House in the City of Dodgt City, in the County
OF Ford, In the State of Kansas offer at pub.
lie sale, and sell to the highest and best bid
der, for cash In hand, all of the following de-
scribed real estate to wit The south half
OF the southeast quarter of section twenty
four and the west half Oft the northeast quarter
of section twenty-five all in township twenty
seven range twenty-five lying and situate in
the County of Ford, State of Kansas.
The above described real estate is taken
as the property of said defendants, and is
directed by said order Of sale to be sold, and
will be sold without appraisement, to satisfy
said order of SALE
J II. MILLER,
Sheriff of Ford County, Kansas.
A. IL. REEVES AttOrnaV
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First published sept. 81.
Public sale Of leased school land.

Public sale OF leased school land.
Notice is hereby given that the following
described tracts OF school land situated lii
Ford county, Kansas, havingbeen petitioned
for sale, duly published and appraised, will
be offered for sale to the highest bidder, in
my Office at the court house, Dodge City,
Kansas, on Saturday, October 14th A. ID. 1906
between the hours Of ~ u. In. and y. m. OF
said day.
N. W. a Of S, w. u Of section 49, township
28, range rs. appraised value per acre $3.50.
N. y. v of W. a of section 10, township Is
range -, appraised value per acre $3.50.
s. E. Y offs. w. \ OF section le township 26
range S5, appraised value per ucre $500
S. W. " offs. W. v of section 49, township
2S, range %, appraised value per acre $500.
The above described tincts OF land will be
sold subject to existing leases. No bid for
less than the appraised value will be re-
ceived. 0ne.tenth OF the purchase money
viii be due, and must be paid TO treasurer
before sale ID declared closed and the bal
ance TO run 20 years with interest at the rate
OF per entper annum. A bond In double
the amount of the unpaid balance must be
furnished the county clerk,
w J, DAVIES,
Treasurer Ford County, Kansas
Dodge City, Kansas, September 10, 19pb
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-09-21
First published August "a. 1906.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Land office of Dodge City, Kansas, August
II, 1906.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim,
lister and Receiver, U. s. land office, ut Dodge
City, Kansas, on OCTOBER, 1905, viz. Edgar
J. Brown, II. z. No. 200Sl, for the s. w. 4 sec.
35, township "a, S. of range 30, w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon, and cultiva
ton OF, said land, viz; Phillip Reinhert,
Hays Belmear, Robert Walker, Charles M.
Shain, all OF Dodge City, Kansas
III. +. MILLIKAN, Register.
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A Guaranteed cure for PIles.

Itching, Blind Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Druggists refund money II PAZ0
OINTMENT fails to cure any case, no matter
Of how long standing, In to IA days. First
application gives ease and rest. soc. II your
druggist hasn't It send Soc In stamps and 1t
will be forwarded postpaid by Paris Medl-
cline Co., st. Louis, No.
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BUFFALO DERBY TO-DAY.
Oxford Favorite. Though Canadians Hope
TO Win With TOrT0rder.

BUFFALO, June o.-Raclig at Kenilworth
Park begins Co. morrow. he Buffalo Derby
being the feature Of the card. The prospects
are that this " Ill be- the biggest race for three
years odds run in Bufrho this year. The
weather has been wet Ip to very recently.
but after an inspection OF the track late this
afternoon Mr. Howlan. said he was satisfied
the race would be fas. 1t was the opinion
among racing men tonight that Oxfords
chances for taking DOM that 81. 900 purse were
very bright. but theCanadians. who are ex-
pected In town thousands strong. have not
given ZIP the hope tat Tongorder will win.
President S. S. Iowland arrived here to-
day from New Yok. George Gall. clerk Of
The course and sales. is also here. Jud ge
Joseph A. MURPHY came in last night from
ST. Louis More than the usual mum Der Of
EASTERN horses az stabbed at the track. and
owing to the clSing of the Chicago tracks
the cream Of thu Western horses are coming
to Buffalo Thu entries for tomorrow con-
tain the namesof Fire Ball. Dishabi!le. Lady
RoLesia and oner good ones who have been
campaigning trough the West this spring
Harry Jayne Whitney and Alfred and Regi-
maid Vanderbilt are expected here next week
to attend tbs races. The probable starters
in the Buffalo Derby Tomorrow are: King Of
Troy. no Siver Skin. ll5: Inferno. 1926 Right
ROYAL, 1873: oxford. 1928: Tongorder. l22:
Kehailan. II: Ganara, lis.
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PIrTsBrRG. IL: NEW YORK Is. L.. q.
PITTsBURG, June 9,-There were many
noon noon when New York Jumped all Owl Lever.
every man on the team coming to bat l." ,no
first inning When the smoke cleared away
MeGinnlty started Tor New York win 9 smile
Of condenesb tlymer donb,s the rs maH
Gould not locate the plate and Clarke walked
Beaumont singled and Wagner reached first
on Dahlen's tumble. .Clymer and Clarke scor-
base seoSs one 6 s e 0r
in ali appearance. and McGnnity was chased
and Matheyson Dug nP Ri.ehey flew to
error ' and Leach got home on Leevar's out,
for the second time, in the inning and few
out to McGann. That gave Pittsbure six
runs. t.. ~. .a
clarke Ge s aG and agt CAIN dTopned Mat}ys
throw Of Beaumont's bunt. Wagner singled.
b BUT sas out sut' tTHinP steal Wssnsr sSorns
the ,bp sEb psk FLEW TO ana Dah Vent second
home on ,Phlllppe's, out Alatthswson to
MsGann In he 81 sSth Clarke ipok rss on
singled and Wagner scored Clarke and Beau
mont with two Dagger to right; That made
When Donlin, who had, his stick with him,
making three sin gles and a triple. with hard
bid for another single, came TO bat IN the
Was out Lever to Howard. McGann walked
and 80 did Mertes, filing the bases. Clarke
came in and advised Lever to retire. but
Sam wanted to hold on. That's where he
made his mistake. Bad Bill Dahlen came
along with a two Dagger past Clarke. Devlln.
Gilbert and Bowernan singled. Dahen scor-
ing on Gilbert 8 hit and Devlin on Bowerman's.
Matty hit to Wagner. and Bowerman and
Matty were doubled. ending the agony.
Philippe started in with the beginning of
the second, and it looked as though the batting
fest. was to continue, Donlin and Browne
hit for singles. and then Phil promptly famed
time on he was steady. New York making
but three hits after the second. one of them
for anything. however New y ork's other
run was made In the eighth. Derin singled
and Gilbert flew out to Ike. Devlin steal
ing second. He got TO third on Bowerman's
out. Wagner to Howard, and scored when II
wild pitch hit Impire tombstone. All of
New York's errors were costly. The score:
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Light Work for Yale varsity Crew.

NEW LONDON. June a.-Yalcs varsity
eight's PRACTISE was very light to-day. Coach
Kennedy advising easy work after the fast
time row yesterday evening Thu crew did
not launch the shell in the morning, and
spent but half an hour on the river above
Broadview about clock this evening The
freshmen were on the water both morning
and afternoon. DAILY has recovered and was
able to row at No, In the four oar this
for him In the same position in the eight orr
George st. John Sheffield and Julien W.
Curtiss arrived at the Yale camp to-day
Tomorrow the course will be tagged under
the direction Of Manager Charles II Sweppe
and F. Valentine Chappell, representing the
college and New London Board of T-ade
regatta committees respectively
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CLEVELAND. 4: NEW YORK "a. L.. 2.
VT The Slevelands outplayed and beat the
took part in the game before it was over,
and ahs sf se on t Of th pa1 v.
q q the game @ad of the aeia Hovdy scenes
Park. and joss was the man who started the
rpmpus, Yesterday, The Clevelands are in
ss ssa s ana oss e bid for goss se
bllity Of losing game had gone to hIs head.
In the fifth inning. when the disturbance
mum by Stovall. He stole second Clearly.
end ,1. then s Keeler sent hard single TO right.
sse I e bY dns for as Plate ,s ard i sRt
%mpre Lesh in's 50 PaetdY faeHsf sss
midway, between the pitchers boz and the
plate when the decision was made. and he
Slammed ped his glove and cap down on the ground
e,hiid d, order "a. ana o'Loushln mstloqed Rim Hin
~ With it a. 81 oashiHlh. Then S Walked s over
toward the grand stand with look on his
I around se plate 0S when os. mas
eaIryinE on amons them the two managers
ceased TO be the most prominent actor in
the he's scene than there was ruction between
BgeioS addressed Griffith in language not
waters and wanted to know what Griffith
was doing there. 1t sounds nder in print
than 1t did in reality Following this Buelow
struck at Grif1ith with his glove: .Grifflth's
cap fell OF. and he stepped toward the bel
iigerent Buelow with fists doubled and decks
cleared for action, BY this time a police
man was on the ground and several other
peacemakers. T. hey got In between Griff1th
e psse n Spa ns held &c hs
ground at the plate until the fuss was over;
the field OF their presence the game went on,
What punishment Dan Johnson will hand out
TO the two offenders remains to be seen.
Weak hitting. and misplays at critical
IL was contest full of action aside rom the
unorthodoS episode at the plate. The New
Works fought hard. but that with liveness
on the bases, was about the best point of
their play. They looked like winners for a
WHILE but in the en were forced to succumb
before the superior playing Of the Cleve-
lands
Conroy hit to Stoval In the second inning,
and joss. covering first. dropped Stovalls
throw. Chase forced Conroy, Turner making
a great stop and throw. Flberfeld beat out
an inheld single. and Kleinow drove beauty
to LEFT, scoring Chase. Elberfeld. who had
stolen second. could have scored also on the
hit. but the coacher at third held him there.
He tried to come in when Kleinow ran down
to second and was snuffed out at the plate.
Fultzs run in the fifth put the New Works one
run ahead but In the seventh Bradley Of the
the pellet for triple. He scored on an out
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ITHACA. June o.-'The Cornell launch left
tonight for Foughkeepsie by way OF the Erie
frsshms a ana four osred Crew, w VARSITY
on Tuesday at the conclusion OF the June ex-
amina tions in the University. The varsity had
out the last two miles with the freshmen
The youn gsters were beaten by scant length
After the trial Coach Courtney expressed
both crews. While no inc was given out by the
coach outsiders caught it at 81 minutes and
so seconds. which means close to ~ minutes
on the hudson The four cared, which has
been unsettled so far this season, was pic cd
to-day and il will row AT Pouchkeepsie with
etfo e
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nRAID THE OPEN CHAMPION.
The Frcnchn,an. Massey. Wins a Place a.
The Finish.

Sptcii, ('ahc despatch 20 TIE SrS.
LoNnoX. June Braid won the open
championship to-day at st. Andrews win 3is
His rounds have been ST. IS. IS. 81. Jones and
Taylor were second with 1928. Kinneil 324.
Massey and Gray 325 hleck smith. Amer'-
can entry ,lp to the third round had Pos
The money awards will be. james Braid,
Walton Heath, championship cup. gold medal
and ESQ J n Taylor. Mid Surrey E20: ROW :
land Jones. Wimbledon Park go D. kinneil,
Purley Downs. El0 Armand Massey, biarritz.
~ lOs.: Ernest Gray. Littlehampton, ~ los
Braid gets the golhng crown for the second
time Taylor was second last year to White.
besides having won the title three times and
once losing after n tie. None OF the others
have been placed before except kinnell.
Braid is a native OF Earlsferry. Scotland.
and is 80 years old He is a fine type OF
brawny Scotsman. and being gifted with great
strength and wonderful length OF arm ana
power of hands he uses longer and heavier
clubs than his rivals. driving longer, but
wilder ball He won his hrst championship
la 1901 at Muirlield. scoring 300. With Vardon
3l2 and Taylor 3l3. Braid was then at Rom
ford but now is at Walton Heath. Braid
has now played in ten open championships.
winning twice and being in the money on
every other occasion except at Prestwtck. IN
1898
Braid has now played 10 rounds IN the open
championships since his first essay IN 1870.
the total strokes being 8, l45 and the grsnd
average 7s,.. His average this time has oeeh
79i,. St. Andrews. with its length and new
bunkers, has maintained once more Its reputa-
ton to be the hardest course to score on In
the championship round. The winning score
at ST. Andrews in 1900 was 900 and N 1895
S2,. so 1t is uncomfortable that wea Their has not
been u factor against the scoring as well as
the changes on the course.
That Arnaud Massey should be SO proml-
nent is a result as sensa tional as the victory
OF Travis in the amateur last y.ar: Ihe
Frenchman has u fine natural game and
play ed his frs, golf as caddie q BiarriN
under Willie Dunn, whom he succeeded as as
on the Spanish frontier Of France to stay at
the Ardsley Club. Massey has phyed In the
open championships since 1902 aid has had
fair success in matches in England He Is
volatile in action and teinpertnent one
Scot has propounded the theory that Massey
owes his skill in golf to some Baslne ancestor:
the Basque game Of ball ana requires an
astonishing amount Of skill and a'iickness OF
eva
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Baseball Notes.

conroy hits ball mighty hard for such n little
man.
Jack An dcrson has been doing some good hitting
since he join ed the WaShingtons.
EnortS are being made 10 restore peace between
the Jap and the Russ. Now II somebody would
bring AcGraw and Drcyfuss together!
The Cleveland pitchers put a big crmp in the
batting averages OF several OF the New York Amen
cans namely. Fultz. Williams and Chase.
~ Is d,mcult 10 see wherein the combination OF
Sonroy and Elberfeld lame on the left side OF the
New York inncid is superior to Conroy ana Yeager
Terry Turner covered more ground and did
oe ,h work In the two Cleveland games than any
o.nei snoI. stop has done here this season Win
eoual opportunities. The snowy matched athlete
accepted nineteen out OF twenty chances
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7O-DAY,S CARD FOR GRAvESEND.
Brooklyn Derby and the fremont stakes
Leading Features

Sydney Paget' Cairngorm will probably
he the favorite for the Brooklyn Derby. one
mile and half. TO be run at Gravesend to-
day. He will meet James r. keenes Won
Tromp. John E. Madden's Mgraine and
Andrew Miller's Merry Lark. For the Ire
mont Stakes. for two-year-olds. at about
six furlongs, James r. keene's Bohemian
will be played to beat Sydney Pa get g Jacobite
Newton Bennngton's Green Room. and
others.
In the Empire State Steepiechase. Hylas,
Arian, Flying Buttress and Bonfire seem
the best. Quadrille. Kea,or. Aeronaut Jerry
and Tommy Waddell look formidable in
the first race. at about three-ararters OF a
mile. In the fifth race, for platers, at a mile
and sixteenth. Onrsman. Wizard, ia ne
Holly and Onatas look the best. while in the
last race. a handicap for two-year-olds at
tive furlones, Lady Valentine. Phidias. La
Sorciere. Astronomer, Gold Badge and Cas-
SIM are possible factors. The entries arc as
follows