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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15
Chsapnsss W Economv.

n IckeespOrt. (Pa.) Business
Mems Association has resolved
to refrain from advertising in
programs and similar mediums
and TO abandon the use OF hand :
bills, the members agreeing that
4 SD fne shall be imposed for
every violation of the rule.
The program or handful is no
more 4 competitor of the newspa-
per as an advertising medium
than a row boat is Of an ocean
greyhound.
The cheapest forms of publicity
are by no means the most econo-
Observation-Disclosures Record.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

We have it on good AUTHORITY
,hat negotiations are under wsy
Tor a performance in our c;ty
ABOUT March II. by that PLEASING
musical organizaiion-Tbe S,s,.
pert Symphony Club and LADY
Vuartette Of Chicago. MANY -
our readers have heard this pnnn
TAR company and no doubt evs-,.
one knows Of the high favor in
winch It's eight years Of success
mas placed it. Their new nr9.
gram IS said to b. the hes, iha,.
nave ever presented, and no dont,
.heir house will be large here Il
hey are secured for an enc
tainment.
pr. G. W. Briggs gave his loo.
tlrs AT the Opera House Tues,Isv
h'Sht and the audience was Great
~ pleased with this n,s.e-f,,,
psa'or. This lecture. The Ameri-
can Uni. was indeed uniaue !,
was rendered in such an irnnres-
ave and original style that his
hearers were charmed from the
nrst- Indeed it has been well aid
that Dr.. Briggs is a genius. His
place as an orator and public
teacher Is among the fest in tbel
land. The american Girl'' was
treat for the young and old and
we feel sure that this people in
future years will recall the teach
ings and beauties OF this lecture
with great pleasure an pToft
We h)fe DR.. Briggs Will return
United States Court House & P,..-
'nlcr, oxford, Mississippi. sealed /
proposals will be received a, mi. |
'ciidIng until } O'Clock pm Marrh I
.oth, 1876, for furnishing fael. E,hts
water. iee, miscellaneous sppoli..s
sashing towels. hauling ashes. and |
u rink.ing streets for this building
ilrirg the fiscal year ending June az
so, or such portion As NAV 81 dssna- I
d advisable. The right TO reisct apv
M All BIDS . reserved b. the Treas
ny Department 5. u. HOwrs, Cus-
odiau.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

UT u : 1-.l.-s = Ila.l<s
On Es<t Weiae day night, FEB
2ist, there VIII appear on the
University vostrun the celebrated
Boston Sa-s, i troupe u three
ylJrg ladies aa1 ore gentleman,
-l-l h.Eiug IN Delighted way
n,ei.. c..lcdy anI tragedy.
Cone oct II : - .ni hesr these
typical rerrcz el.a:i-es Il Pos
te..an -lhlrs ard artistic skill.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15
Legal AdVsr.issnents.
NnIIcr az I,i,sniuTloN.

Notice j. hereby giy "a thss the irrf
% Showers / Gray Wss dissolved cn
Der- II, 1905. ~ mutual cvHF. nt and
the oxford supply Co. .su--es~ lrsI
have assumed al Liabilities ard ks-
sources. and sill continus the hu.i-
ness under the style ~ fne Oxford
Sap7iy Co, Incorporated
STOWE = GRAY.
Feh. -. 1875.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15
LOCAL ITEMS q

II. Joe Friedman spent Sun
H. in Merufhis.
". E. o. Davidson IS spending
',IsE days in Jackson.
| Rev. II. B. Sprsgsins spent
lhEs az in Holly Syringe.
Mss Rosa Trigg is visiting
|slzt IS in Pine Bluff, Ark.
sIr. Linburn Cullen visited in
psckson Saturday on business.
Tia German Club gave dance
+ the Opera House Friday night
,Ir. and Mrs. G. ". BuffaIoe.
r., returned Tuesday from Biloxi
Miss Maude Payne, o: Taylor
lent Sunday with Oxford friends
Miss Blanche Gray, Of O-rwood
! the guest of her uncle, Mr.. {.
+. Cray.
Mr. Ed Matthews has-rcturned
tom an extended stay in New
iosk City.
Mrs. Irene McLsrty spent 6
kT Jays this week with friends
b Grenada.
Dr.. volney Elliott, of Panels
Bounty, spent Monday with Ok
hrd friends.
Mrs. E. p. Dooley, of watel
Valley, spent Sunday with Mrs
Wilmer Kennedy.
Miss Carrie Tonsy. of Colleg'
6ll, has accepted 4 position VIII
IL. Js Z. Nelson.
Mr. r.. F. Kimmons, of Waite
Bailey, spent Thurday in oxtor'
y legal business.
NJ W. w. KimbIe has beef
! or,ed seriously III from bloot
k.soning this week.
Mrs.J. C. Wilson has returne'
k,rn \ visit to relatives IN JacA
on and New Orleans.
Miss Helen Shaw, OF Waite
Ianey, spent Sunday with ne
PARENTS at College Hill.
Mrs. C. H. Gray and daughteI
Mss Corinne, were pleasant ca
ess at this Office Tuesday.
Misses Leslie and Bee Orr,
Drwood, are the guests OF the
eunt, Mrs. Maggie Morrow.
Mrs. E. o. David son return,
few days since from an extenE
q visit 70 Biloxi and other poin
slr. C. E. Cook, Of Water Va
~, spent several days last We
nth his sister, Mrs. J. I, Char
hers.
Mrs. W. d. Porter is spendi
! few weeks at Biloxi and b
been much benefited by
eiarge.
Miss Geneveive Potts, who
been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Meek, left Tuesday for Menu
70 visit friends.
A burning chimney at the r
cslce of Mr.. George Heard
North street caused some exc
nent Saturl ay morning.
IRE was soon exiting lished
srsl dimage.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15
Proceedings OF TIC Board Ct H-.ycr
a,j AiScr-1-a.

Ths Boazi q Mayor a-I Aldermen
Eet According 10 ~ a. tsse aIegogs.
o8cc Tuesday, Fe5. eth q; P.ai ~
iat follow ilg memheFs ana o1iueTs
present /. + Matthews. Mayo. =.
Il kimbsOzgh, T. ?. Cay, y. T. Car-
ter, {. = S.ea-h ara ~ =. Wax :
Al1ermen; z l. stephens, clcsk .4ad
the following Allowances Nese ~ =
- at.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15


below ~ N ciass standing and deport
ment, were not absent Us much as
three days, and sere no; on the tarsly
roll during the month ending, rrlcsy,
Eco. sth:
PRIMARY GRADE.
James Bailey. Carl Gray, Edward
Moore, Ralph Nacke .fuss. Wu.ila.
king, CEa-iss McCharea, Annie G
Parks.
FIRST GzADE.
Thomas Bailey. wfi's1a, Falsner.
Mary GiPs1n. RJlaey sisk, Gal,
Houston.
SECOND GRADE.
Bessie Fur. lIcrry Hiler. Earl &c
Eirov, Iva walker, Ocvpll IS aixs-.
joe y Oodwsrd. Carr!- Louise Nc
Chare1, LYDIA Starzirgsr. KAMA PACK.
,,lady- Lawshec, Louise ,ia-ie cofsy.
Norma Parker.
THIRD CSiDE.
Dale BTGmme.t, HTlnan Riley.
NarEuei ette Love, Edmund Lowe.
Matte Louise SpFaggias, Annie Belle
PegGss, Pat Haley, Felix ..;ldcr, E1aa
Sanders, Charlie -. Benne:t.
FUCETu GRADE.
Katrina Carter, Mabel Hiisr. Annie
! ulton Hume, Franci. King. Mirria
knight, Esther Under. Marie Wori,
Margaret Moss, Ma ioric Owens. Ed
ward Beanlanc, James Canadian.
FIFTH GRADE.
Earl Lawshse, Frank I.Swshee. Sal
Ivan Harkins, Kathleen Wyatt. Be-
Woodward, L c BGrrors. o. lie Rohi-
son, Mabel Stands, Eeaas SPARKS. AZ
bridge Hale, Robert Matthews. Natt.-
Powell, Pearl Goolsty, WIEs Cs4X-
ford.
SIXTH GRADE.
Juliet Pegues, Esth r .ir3wr, EIza-
AimMCns.
SEVENTH GRADS.
David Nelson, Kari Beck. Matte
kimmoas, Ivy Crawford. Pail stJae.
EliG9r BCe-r5-
EIdurH GsADE-
Fannie Knight
hfSTE GrsD-
Sal-ie B ne Duncan. Bayzryi Couiter
rsSrH GRADE
Ira Eltes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

NIKE tut III -fs>f = lNttHL
And harrassei by bad cough? Use
Iiallard's uoreh0uSd Syrup. i VII -
cure you sound Sleep aad effect a
prompt and radical IRE. Sold b. \.
III. keRael.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

The following pupils, BY grales, Of
sse oxford Graded school did not fal!
below ~ III class standing and deport-
ment, were not absent Is much ss
ihree days, and Eere not on the tarsly
roll during the month ending, rrlcsy,
Eco. sth:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15
~ crp,S.Scr.

&c Is cr3sfned hy The Bead c.
MAYER and Alte-uasn Ct the tasu 81
UsAfeEi. Hiss. that is sala.I - uasaV
81 for &ny hzs klian q. the tere- u
aid t0an - l-zg- Eis 1sck 70 s3lcl.
any passenger. except - MS Egql. =
q ~ d psssenEer Tor fbe pErpsEs q
assistance. s.aa then uo1 10 - 1<yossd
the haIis - established BY o-ii1llee
ncrc.0foEc
That AIRY person II ia.ti-g the above
oEdIuzacr sAail upun conviction be-
fore tie Mayor CT sasd term De a1=d
not exceeding Ten feI2.Uag Dollars
All al costs Eaat this ariia4lee
curling 10 law
those yOling yea: -. 7. Carter. 3.
p. Gray. ". y . aike-, =. = sion .
Those voting 40 none
Parsed fe0- 9Th, 1875.
p. e MATTHEWS, Mayor.
Y. L. ST1uESs, CLERK.
Usc.atf.scS Letters.
List Q: unclaimed mail matter lett
In the Oxfori, aiss-, Post oiaee Tor
the week suiias Saturday. Feb. l0sa.
/ Bowdry, ars SaIlis.
Bradshaw, Niss Martin.
Horn, ". b.
Huggins, r. W.
) Lee, Miss 5i3rtie.
| 8 Morris, Sam
Noise, Miss Mamie
) Martin. III. r.
y 0lssone, Miss Eller.
10 Pzten, Mrs. ". l.
IL Pembie Miss Amer.
II Scott, Hiss irs2n.
Is ScIoss, Jacob.
II Taylor, Mrs. SOusnl.
IS Thom.ssn, Mrs. Jurrah-
10 Watson, Mrs. Nancy.
1 IL wati.rly, E..
- hen calling for the above pleas
give No. OF letter and date sdyertiscS
;. NJ. HowRY, p. NJ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

James Bailey. Carl Gray, Edward
Moore, Ralph MIcke sigss. william
ing, CEa-iss McCharea. Annie G
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

z. 7. MATTHEW'S, My o.
Il. L. STEPHENS, CLERK.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

Illinois Central R. R. Time Table
fSORTH SoUND)
"a. "a, passenger. leaves at 1851 p n
- 4. passsnger, leaves at i.@5 :
n. IS. local freight. arrives s;sS a n
and departs II 9:eo n
SOUTH BOUS1S
%. g. passenger, leaves At 1885, g T
Ss.E. passenger, leaves at s:i6 p
= s.. local freight, arrives 2:ij : n
and departs al 3.05 , n
r. I. GRkSrERgY, A eh..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

Thomas Bailey. WH'in-, Falsner.
Mary GiPs0n, RJiaey sisx, Gal, +
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

BRICK FOR SALE-First class
briek for sale at .!rge Hill.
Tor SEQ per thousand. Apply
to J. Z. Hops.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

hesars. w. L. Brown. Of La.
rayeite Springs, and W. j. nan.
u North of Oxford, wer. calIe-f
at this Office Monday
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

Foa SALE-An upright Piano
comparatively new. oa easy terms
y. II. ANDERSON.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

Dir. Louis Houston, Of Temple.
lexas' spent several days the pasl
Y week with his nephew. Nr. iobn
>. Brown of our city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

Mr.. Dewitt Fur, of la.lso,
spent several days here WITH =;
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. s, Fprr
: ana left Tuesday for Cleveland
Mrs. George BuffaIoe. j.. on.
.ertained the T ;entieth Cen,nr,
yesterday afternoon.
Aessrs. W. L. Brown. Of La.
Fayeite Springs, and WI. M,
q North of Oxford, were calIer'
At this Office Monday.
Mr. Louis Houston. Of Tamnl.
Texas, spent severald DAYS tho has,
week with his rephew. Nr. .iobn
J. Brown of our city.
Foa sALE-An upright Piano
comparatively new. IN easy terms
y. II. ANDERSON.
DxiCA FOR SAIE-First class
bHck for sale at lleve Hill.
tor SEQ per thousand. Apply
to }. L. Hops.
Pants worth $500 for Si.65
at FRIEDNAN's.
Three ladies in a trio for violin.
voice and piano will characterize
one number of the Boston Star
on FEB 2lst, at the University
Hungarian melodies by the vio-
mist will BE- another very attrae-
tive number well worth hearing.
Mrs. Alex Morgan has been
very low at her home on East
street the past two weeks, and
Ter condition il considered very Z
'erious.
Mr.. J. ". overstreet died yes
crday morning after . weeks
llness of pneumonia at his home
south Of Oxford.
At the special election held (
'riday in Beats 3 and 5 for Mag
strate and Constable. Mr.. |. T.
Jason was elected in Beat 3 and
lF. Joseph kisner in Bea. 3.
| have go acres of good, level
md for rent in blocks OF % to
I'd acres. Good houses and i'm
rovements on easy terms.
j. l.. SEINAULT. n
Free press., 1906-10-27
The Saline Campaign.

This week the County candidates have
been holding meetings on the Saline.
On Tuesday evening, in spite of bad
roads and a dark night a good sized
crowd of intelligent people listened to
the issues of the present campaign.
On Wednesday night it was repetition
of the night before. On Thursday
night they spoke at Wiles school house.
1t was the crowning event of the Saline
campaign. Everywhere our candidates
have been they have been given the
glad hand and from the start to finish
of the Saline campaign it has been one
continued ovation. You must remem-
Der they are standing on platform OF
equal rights to all and special privileges
to none. 1t makes difference. Every
good citizen must feel like shaking such
men by the hand and say: 81 am with
you"
Free press., 1906-10-27
For Representative

AS the nominee of the Democratic
Party of Ellis County as their candidate
for Representative l am before the
people asking their support and it is
therefore just and right that the peo-
pie know nay position on the various
questions at issue. At the session of
1905 and as member of the committee
on railroads it was my privilege and
pleasure to vote for and give hearty
support to the Grass Elevator Bill'
which was passed and became a law.
l gave hearty support to the freight
rate bill which was passed and was
amended by the Senate in such manner
as to make it practically imperative.
The anti-pass bill introduced by Mr..
Pringle, ex-speaker of the house was
recommended by the committee but
never reached final passage, If elected
pledge my vote and hearty support to
the passage of a just and equitable
freight rate bill, an anti-pass bill and a
two cent passenger rate or as low as
conditions will justify and any other
measure of merit. Ny attitude toward
our state institutions is so well known
that hardly need give assurance that
! l will use all honorable. means at my
command to secure just recognition OF
their growing needs.
H. w. OsHANT.
Free press., 1906-10-27
Attorneys Fees.

The Law in Partition suits, such cases
as the Lent case and Mormon case:
Some people may ask the question,
what was Judge Reeder to do? The
lawyers all at once in these uncontest-
ed cases agreed very nicely on what
the fees should be and Judge Reeder
felt that he was powerless to 'scut''
their fees. The law makes special
provision in such cases: Sec. 5115 and
DIG of Gen. Statutes of Kansas for
1901 says '"The Court in making par
tition shall tax the costs, attorney-fees
and expenses which may accrue in the
action, and appOrtion the same among
the parties according to their respective
interests, and may award execution
therefore as in other cases. 51I6 SAYS:
The Court shall have full power to
make any order not inconsistent with
the provisions OF this article that may
be necessary to make just and equita-
bic partition between the parties, and
to secure sheir respective interests. .
So there you are The Court felt
that it was powerless. And we have
just begun to wonder if the allowance
Free press., 1906-10-27
Stolen from ..Everybody's"

One day Willie's mother found her
young hopeful holding his pet rabbit by
the ears. From time to time he would
give Bunny violent shake and sharply
demand, 1.-TWO plus two? Three plus
three? Three plus three?"
''Why Willie" asked his mother
with deep concern, "what makes you
treat your poor little Bunny that way?'
well, replied Willie, greatly disap-
pointed, teacher told US that rabbits
multiplied very fast and this dummy
can't even add"
"How many ribs have you, Johnny"
asked the teacher.
az don't know, ma'am," giggled
Johnny, squirming around on one foot;
I'm so awful ticklish l never could
count, em''.
Free press., 1906-10-27

Our contemporary breaks the ''sol-
emn Stiffness after reading Judge
Reeder's record in the Supreme Court
and exclaims, ''Since Judge Reeder has
been on the bench there have been 387
cases tried before him, and his rulings
have been so satisfactory that only 18
have been taken to the Supreme Court
in three years that he has been judge.
We fail to see where the opposition get
much comfort out of a record like that. "
Russell Record. No, it is not com
forting, not very for the other side,
either, when you begin to think that
the Judge was wrong 10 out of those 18
cases. There is many a case like
''Many a flower full serene and
shed its fragrance on the desert air, -
that the Supreme Court on account of
the small amount can never run it's blue
pencil through and check up and see if
the district judge was right or wrong.
Then some wrong doors plead guilty,
some are acquitted and then there are
cases really with only one side, like di-
vorce suits where the defendant is far
away. Does it not happen occasionally
that the parties, one or both of them
are actually too poor to go to the Su-
preme Court. So there it is, all in a
nut she'll Judge, Reeder is before the
people, they are the jury and they will
say if an administration and whose
decisions have been $50 satisfactory"
shall be endorsed Better look at Jour
nal 7, pages 296, 247 & 3O1 in the Dis
trict Clerks office, and see how salts
factory work is being done.
(signed) C. M. HoLMQUIsT,
Chm. Dem. Jud. Com.
Free press., 1906-10-27
The Ticket

The candidates on the Democratic
ticket are all tax payers and represent
the best interests of the different sect
ions of the county. That they will do
their duty and shirk nothing everybody
is assured. In this list of intelligent
citizens you will find seven school teach
ers. They have lived in our county for
many years and we know them. Bet
ter than that is the clean, decent, sober
campaign they have resolved to con-
duct and which they have carried on.
In this they have been pioneers, not
only in Ellis county, but in the entire
State. You can travel anywhere over
the Sunfower Empire and you will
hear people talk about the "dry" cam
paign in Ellis county. Such a ticket
deserves the support of all good citizens
regardless of party. They stand com
mitted to win or lose, on the square
deal platform. Democratic County
Central Committee.
JOHN SCHLYER, Chairman.
A. KUHN, Sec'y.
On Saturday night there will be q
Democratic meeting in Pleasant Hill.
All the county candidates will speak.
Judge ]. G.. Ruppenthal has promised
to be present and address the voters
Free press., 1906-10-27
Cyrus Il. Reed,
Senate Concurrent Resolution No I:

Senate Concurrent eSOIuffOn No 10
For the submission of a proposition
to amend section 8, article 3 of
the constitution.
Be it resolved by the Legislature of
the State of Kansas, tWO-thirds of
the members elected to each house
thereof concurring therein:
SECTION l. The following proposition
to amend the constitution of the state
of Kansas is hereby submitted to the
qualified electors of the state for their
approval or rejection: That section 8
of article be amended so as to read as
follows: Sec. 8. There shall be pro-
bate court in each county, which shall
be court of record, and have such pro-
bate jurisdiction and care of estates of
deceased persons, minors, and persons
of unSOund minds, as may be prescribed
by law, and shall have jurisdiction in
cases of HABEAS CORPUS. The court
shall consist of one judge, who shall be
elected by the qualified voters of the
county, and hold his Office two years.
He shall hold court at such times and
| receive sucn fees or salary as may be
prescribed by law The legislature may
provide for the appointment or selection
of probate Judge PRO TEN. when the
probate judge is unavoidably absent or
| otherwise unable or disqualified to sit
in any case.
| SEC. 2. This proposition shall be sub
mitted to the electors of the state at
| the general election of representatives
in the year 1906 for their approval or
| rejection. The amendment hereby pro-
posed shall be designated on the official
ballot by the following title: 1.-The
probate--judge amendment to the con-
stitution,'' and shall be voted for or
against as provided by law under such
title.
Passed the Senate Feb. s. 1905.
| Passed the House Feb. %. 1905.
| 1 hereby certify, that the foregoing
is true copy of original senate con
current resolution No. Is, now on file
in my Office,
j K. BURRow, Secretary of State.
Free press., 1906-10-27
STIR
9i1trift Nii)ter

Sd bin Der einitimmig nominirte
9emOtratti9e San6iOat fiir OaS 9(mt Oes
.@jroBen 9ti6ters' in bem 23ten Dill
tridt Der 0iltridt em6altet Die Ie6s
Counties 9tuIIelG, GGGis, Gregg, @oue,
2psan unO 8aIIace. Sd bin in bieler
9aa6bori6aft folt breiBis Sabre rpo6n>
baft. Wtein @jeblit lit 0eutI9 unb Die
i3One Spra6e oes beutI6en 8aterlanbes
perite6e, ipre9e, leie unb I6rei6e i6.
gSenn Oelltl6lpre6enbe 3eu9en Dor @ez
ri6t fOmmen, ruerOe i6 ielbit rpiiien, ob
Alles ri9tig iiberiebt lit. SolIte i6 ais
2fi3ter erwdblt luerben, 10 ucrIpre6e i9
@ere9tigfeit I'll iiben unb su ri9ten 10
I6nelI, 10 pOblfeil unb 10 ii6er uub 9e@
ais n0sli9, unb meiter, baB
6 teinen ..freien 9ass" pom Der GiIenz
annebnlen nod sebrau6S
n mill. SD bite ernltIib jeOen Burger,
I'M ieiue @abIftimme unb t6alfc.
s. 6. &uppentbal
&ulie4, 6anlas.
Free press., 1906-10-27
Publication Notice.


First Published Sept. Goth, 1906
State of Kansas,
Ellis county,
In the District Court for said County
HENRY EIcKBUsCH, Plaintiff,
VS.
Matilda EICKBUScH, Defendant,
Said defendant, Matilda Eickbusch,
will take notice that she has been sued
In the above named Court for upon an
action for divorce on the grounds Of
abandonment, such abandonment being
continuous since July Sd, 1905.
and you must answer said petition fled
therein by said plaintiff, on or before
the 10th day of November, A. d. 1906,
or said petition viii be taken as true,
and Judgment for Plaintiff in said ae-
ton for Divorce therein granted, as
prayed.
ATTEST P.P. SMITH,
IL.ssl Clerk of said Court.
G. ". Holland e Marry Freeses
1fkys for PIainktET.
Free press., 1906-10-27

Notice for Publication. No. 1855.

Notice for Publication. No. 1855.
Department of the Interior, Land Office at
Colby, Kansas, Sept IS, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Probate Judge of Ellis county, Kansas, al
Hays, Kansas, on Oct. Fl, 1906, viz:
for mlib@ tbe NEH r. NaS Of SCI % To- townSbin mG 7ss50
Range 70 west, 9th pm. He names
the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuance residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz:
Thomas Disney, Albert Slaughter,
Jacob Orth, Frank Slaughter,
all of Hays, P. o., Kans.
JNO. THOMAS, Register.
Free press., 1906-10-27
Cattle Ranch for sale.

One of the best Cattle ranches
on the Saline river, in this county,
for sale way-down cheap to a man
having some money. Decided and
rented land, g miles of fence, lots
of water, and windmill for extra.
Also, if wanted, some horses
now on the rancho.
A snap for cash. See or write,
4. II. Smith d @. Il. Reed,
THrkViIIe, Kansas,
or Harry FreeSc, Hays, Nan.
Free press., 1906-10-27

of 1895. and $1,000 fee was absolute
ly essential and necessary to make
just and equitable partition between
parties, and to secure their respective
interests.
Free press., 1906-10-27
Notice.
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Department. of the Interior, Land Office at
Colby. Kansas, Oct. 4th, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the following na-
med settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof viii be made before the Pro-
bate Judge of Ellis county, Kansas, at Hays
City, Kansas, on Nov. II, 1906, viz:
Johannes Nusbaurl, homestead applica-
zioR No 24SII for the W1zSWH Section
20, Township II, Range ~
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land. viz:
Slantius Brown, Altos Leikem,
John WeyIe, Elkanusx Schmidt,
all Of Hays city P. o. Ellis Co., Kansas.
mo. THOMAS. Register.