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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-29
Department.

Linn Frazier was at Meade at
tending court this week.
Harry Coon took in the sights at
the county Capital Monday.
A peddler in Fowler is like ssIn-
CALLS Opportunity" s'She knocks
unbidden once at every ones gate. "
Once more the ladies of Fowler
are facing that most ponderous of
all problems-selecting an Easter
hat.
Geo. Laster has improved the ap-
pearance of bis home by building a
new porch, also the Fowler Lumber
Co. by coat of paint.
A Mr.. Walker one of the board
of R R Commissioners was in Fow-
ler Monday. Mr.. Walker bought
the ranch of Hamer Bros.
Mr.. Hanlon returned from Wich-
ita, accompanied by his daughter.
Mr.. Hanlon has purchased land here
and expects his family soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrison and
Ben Cox, of Meade, were in Fowler
this week. Messrs Morrison and
Cox attended Hamer Bros. sale.
The Fowler State Bank is COM
pleted and they expect the furniture
any time. The bank commences
business as soon as the furniture ar
rives.
We are getting to have so many
telephones in Meade Co. that the
telephone directory has caught up
with the reputation of Webster's
dictionary as being the most used
of all books.
The editor of "Globe" thought
Fowler was ''puffed up" and had the
"whole cheese" feeling. We think
for an individual or town, envy is a
poor investment, and spite pays no
dividends.
Fred Johnson of Stafford Co. will
be resident of Fowler, and he has
commenced the erection of a general
store and implements. Mr.. John
son is very affable and pleasant
gentleman and we perdict that he
will have fair share of the trade.
Ed Reinke's family arrived last
week, also Miss Mary Rose, who
come for her health. May the COM
munity welcome all these good peo-
pie and may they prosper and be
happy in their new home and find
many new friends.
Fowler is no Spring Chicken as
age goes. If any one year ago
had ventured to guess that Fowler
would improve and had such a
bright prospect ahead of her he
would have been set down as a lun-
attic, harmless or dangerous as the
case might be.
Ed Roberts returned from 4owa
last week with his bride. Mr.. Rob
erts is held in high esteem here and
Mrs. Roberts is an esteemable and
cultured lady. So here is our hand
and may he add to his life the sun
shine of her own and subtract all
thorns from her path and divide his
fortune with her and to multiply
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-29
Closing Out Sale

Having disposed of our building
we must close out our stock of dry
goods at once in order to give pos
session. Goods must go and we are
offering prices that will sell.
M. A. Campbell & Co.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-29
Jake WoIfIey Guilty.

The jury In the case of The State
of Kansas VS.. Jake WolfeY returned
a verdict of guilty, as charged in
the information, on last Monday
morning, after being out since the
Saturday evening before. The case
went to the jury about 9 O'Clock
Saturday evening making them out
about 36 hours.
The trial of the case began We'd
nesday morning and lasted until the
time above mentioned.
The cattle in question were claim
ed by ]. C. F.'McCauley, of Fowler,
under brand called half circle, dot,
half circle and the State claimed
that WolAey had put his brand II
over these circles. Witnesses for
the State examined the cattle and
claimed the II was put on after
wards.
Wolfiey claimed to have purchased
the cattle from Hill & Trober in the
fall of 1907, and that their brand
was similar to McCauley's brand,
and Hill & Trober testified that they
had sold him cattle that year. There
was also difference in testimony
in regard to the ages of the cattle.
The States witnesses testified that
they were only 4 or S years old and
the cattle purchased by Wolfey from
-HiE & Trober would be $ and 9
years old. There was other evidence
on both sides but the above are the
principal points made by both sides.
The names of the gentlemen COM
posing the jury are as follows:
Henry Roster, Odee twp.
Jacob Cordes, ="
Jacob Kolb Cimarron
Louis Feldman &" e"
S. o. Ball West Plains {"
Bernd Cordes Odee d"
Ben F. Latta Crooked Greek "
William Thomas West Plains &c,
I. M. Myers Odee
H. H. Cordes &" Z"
Chas A. Thompson Sand Creek
A. C. Stubblefeld West Plains.
The personnel of the jury Is con-
sidered above the average jury.
There were more good men on this
jury, men above the average intel
ligence, than any jury that has tried
a case in this court in recent years
and no one can feel but that the YER
dict comes from body of intelligent
citizens of Meade county.
The action of the jury in this case
will put a damper on cattle stealing
and have tendency to make people
inclined that way to be cautious.
The State was represented by
Attorneys Sullivan, Bone, Painter
and Davis, and Jake Wolfey was
very ably defended by Hayden &
Hayden, Tom Bodle and George
Allen.
An appeal to the Supreme Court
was taken after motion for new
trial was over ruled by Judge Madi
son.
The appeal bond was fixed al
$1,000 which was given by VIM
Merkle and H. T. Mahoney anc
Jake WolHey released pending the
appeal.
We cannot help but haye feelin,
of sympathy for this defendant ant
his wife, also for his father ant
mother, but Jake is a man of NOR
than average intelligence and ough
to have known what he was doing
o The case will go to the suprem
v caurt on appeal during which tim
v lake will be released on bond.
: There are FIVE other cases agains
him charging grand larceny and W
{ understand these cases were all to b
e tried
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-29
GREGGS Sc BOLBN,
Successors to
GEO. B. CONES,

We quote best prices on alfalfa
land, raw land and ranches in
Meade county We have custom
ers for all kinds Of property and
we would be pleased to have you
list yours with us.
MEADE, KANSAS.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-29

an ad in this issue.
U. S. Atty. Harry Bone, left TO
Topeka Sunday night.
Geo. Allen has seed oats to lie
out on shares.
Cattle thieves had better beware
The law is being enforced.
Mrs. John Parks has been quit,
i'll at her home for the past few days
John W. Baughman was owe
from Plains Tuesday.
Miss Florence Fuller is assistin.
in the Meade State Bank.
There will be mass at the Catholi.
Church Thursday March ao.
Albert Potter was attending cour
this week,
Fine Mexico Parrots from Tampi
CO, Mexico, at sas per pair.
3-8 If N. B. POTTER,
Meade, Kans.
John Sims and VIM. Bunyan were
down from Fowler attending court.
Kirk Rogers, of Fowler made oul
Office a pleasant call last week.
Don Otto made this Office pleas
ant call yesterday.
Judge Peters is here attending
court this week.
For your stock salt go to
The Peoples Store, Fowler,
Kansas.
Mr.. Will Martin and Miss Fannie
Parks are visiting friends in Hutch
inson.
F. A. Shinogle, of Plains twp,
made US a visit while attending
court.
E. c. Kilborn returned from Vir-
ginia Sunday where he has been Wis
iting for the past few months.
Miss Pearl Fisher, of Erie, Kan
sas is now stenographer for A. T.
Bodle Jr.
The sale at Hamer's on last Tues
day was well attended despite the
inclemency of the weather.
Frank Truax is assisting in the
post office this week during the ab-
sence of Will Martin.
John VanDyke, of Fowler twp,
made this Office very pleasant call
last Thursday.
just Received another big assort-
ment of Ladies Street and Pattern
Hats, at Wehrles.
Harry Coon was down from Fow-
Ter Tuesday interviewing DR.. Simp-
son.
Atty. Chas Hayden left Sunday
lor his home at Holten. Mr.. Hay
den was defending Jake Wolfey.
The Peoples Store of Fowler, re-
port shipment of $500 worth OF
poultry one day last week.
Our fish hatchery is spoiled and
we desire to thank John Russell foI
catching all the fish and preserving
them.
The adjourned term of the dis.
trict court will be held June 28tt
at which time some important case:
will be tried.
Judge Madison and Court Report
er, c. E. Baker, left Tuesday even
ing for their homes.
See those boys suits at The
Peoples Store, Fowler, Kan
Sas.
Rev. H. E. Ross has been ap
pointed to the Meade charge for an
other year by the M. E. Conferenc
at Hutchinson which just closed.
A change in the weather Tuesda
morning brought.us some snow an
later in the day rain which mad
the ground very muddy.
| Railroad Commissioner, A. Z
Walker, was here last week transact
ing business relative to the Hame
ranch which he purchased fe
weeks ago.
Carpet weaving Rag carpets, fl!
, ing shuttle machine. Satisfactio
guaranteed by P. KINsENGER,
III 3-8-3m Meade, Kas.
The Lyceum bureau grafthas agai
been inflicted upon our people, tn
time they agree to pay 5000 for
"course".
I The Best line of Ladies Shi
( Waists, Ever Shown in Meade, c;
Z and see them at Wehrles.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-29

After the Wolhey case was dispos-
ed of, civil case of Hackney VS..
Linn Frazier was tried. 1t was
claim against Frazier for an over
draft on car of wheat. The jury
returned a judgment against Frazier
for $oo. .68 ane costs.
Several land cases, quieting titles,
foreclosures etc. we're disposed of.
Mrs. c. A. Mars is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Smith are
visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02
Nppea al Die Sentid)c &csiernns.
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geretten anipriihen nad5nfottnlen.
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Den oeutlfen aaiier, Die 9htoelsfam-
liern uno Die 9iirgermeilter alter
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flttaeW .peroen grentplare snsphen
NIT sent Grlnden 0aren Mortfauf al
peroifeniIiden.
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Gciraths 2icemsen.

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@lnoertmorf, Is; applifont Gli5o-
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Strobe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02

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NV "T'It.It ~ Nv ~ In
&ertniid)te Stnat. Hadrid)tcn.

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senacnpe Site in GaIifprnien.

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8eltcrn mai ser beiBelte 1oe oes
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1903, .. II. D." iitb yNiitrifts Tr. SO,
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then. 5einite 9icre. '9Seine lho anbere
@etrd1fe. Gel: 9. & 9. gsoIfe GOO q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02
Neam 9,upp's Weitaurant,

VI. 1lO1, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Yer sgtorooft SrHt1eriudbreioer 9aupereif
hon baltimore" %oerfamlnelt iib bier ieoen
Wtontag. 8eorge 0re6m & Cons Bier
an 3apt iad oeutfher slrt brett bonn
SAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02
Ncnrb 6. alein's Meitouront.

Nj. ZIG, Sta1s, nabc Spiparo. Strabe.
0or6iieIide Neine. Spiriiiofen Ii. tlnions
giGarren, .Yeltes Bier nm 3apf. aunfb
tiir Sefd1lttsleute bon f.30 8orm. bis
2 nbr 9tndmittdaS. TeIepbon, e. G. e.
- Mt. Serltpn 3O0S Il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02

.Nprouft'Gde upn Spius lno SurrcitsStr.
0nuptoliartier oes @efd1goereins ,9NeIos
Die. Sttaitllnoeu ieoen Sopnerliaa9lheno
Nerlarnnl llrget oes Centennial Mlebaers
&eretls" ieoen 2. NIB 4. Sienitae i'm
Wtplat. Ielephpn-G. & Y. gSuIie 1866 "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02

eaft Glidj bcntc regiitrircn. Cine
allaemcine Rceiitrirnns finoct in
Baltimore itatt. Die gofale iinb oon
8 llbr Worgens bis 8 ltbr Mbenbs
offen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02
nmo 0tablanbtpwn.
samiSt's sGiaeufrana.oaae,"

Wdc 3. ufib WUu0G, Strdie.
Saltptnunrtier beg n9abern ar. aunt. Ser.
Gins" agi6enfran6 : 9amen : 8ercins,"
Canton SrHmerudbrenoen 8ali. ltnb 9etbs
Seretus." .Sentfhe Semiit9Ii6feit" iinb
e3efnersG onfIabe Or. AIS. Z, 8. s."
Srif9es 8ier 6I ieoer 3eit. = 6. & g.
1eIepbon: @pIfe 32S Z.
GHriug'o rGantpn 2icbcrfrans.Saae,"
SacmclfsGfe D. ctr. II. Sait.gtue., Canton.
0alptauartier heS pgnnton.9ieoerfranB".
Siuafill1oe febeu Mittipof sbeno. Ser
SamensNerein pcrianImeIi iih ieoett 9icns
itae Ibenh. nGntionuI"sNier am 3apf.
9beiapeafes5 eIepbon - 9SpIfe 1853 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02
Z. ". adetmnnn's Saac,

~9anptatartier hes ~Qabern ; Rdnners
bors." &ereinSsN erfamnnlune ieben Son.
rerftaa I6enb. 9leuc W,itgIteoer niufom.
men. &or5iieIi6es Sier her Rational.
grdierei" am 3apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02
n2pric Sale"

lieutenant $. Is, an1ers lino sic
britiide Suiarcn 2 &opede ,psroen
orn nahitrn 6reitao ltno Somitae
abeno in ser n2pric . Saae"Gpn3ertr
geben. 3ie aapelle beitebt Gus 40
Munrt meiitcns Mitelieoern Ser
Original Gan 8oofrep Gngliib
GUARDS 9nto," melde Dor eitigeil
Subrcn cine 10 erfoIgreide Sour
ourd) Inlerifa madte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02

Spiepb sdIiuefgsrfs Gufe,
2f15, Galuertpn.Nua nabe Srcberid. Sfpe.
Sie beften aeine i'm 9Seifeno. Mabls
Spe3iaIitit - Suaer al pcrmietbert. =
Sdupiqiartier oes vGannftatter Golfsfefts
Sereins."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02
Mutert 0ullmer'S
OVERWHELMING fprsSalle,

Or. ~t92t-t923, Crieans.str afe
0auptauartier oes YWlo5art : Mdnner.
hors." Singftnnbe fehen Sonnerftae
Ibene,. Ser pWiosart Haiis IND 2eibs
bier. Gbefapeafe : 1etepbon gBoIfe
s44 s. ]tspril4,tS
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-07-14

succeeded in obtaining title to govern
ment lands in that state and in Ne
braska that aggregated in acres
larger area of land than is embraced in
all the New England states combined.
And what was done about it? Nothing.
Sully still owns the land and collects
his rents. A syndicate was organized
in Colorado where under the act of
the 4th of September, 1S41, the choic-
est selections of lands lying in Bent
county were made aggregating many
thousands of acres, from the sale Of
which the heucleus of many stupendu-
Gus fortunes in Denver was made.
What was done in this instance?
Nothing. Go on and one will find the
same old story.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-07-14

In Idaho there seems to have crept
into the fold of the Republican
party certain disgruntled ele-
ment seeking the disruption of the
party and which should be and no
doubt will be suppressed. Unfortu-
nately in all political parties, sooner
or later there enters into them GER
tain disturbing elements, mainly be-
cause of a lack of sufficient political
patronage to go around, and then
these disgruntled fellows are willing to
become anything and everything, even
Anarchists to revenge themselves for
an imaginary political affront. That
spirit predominates in Idaho at the
present time with Senator Dubois, jus>
as it does in Utah in the case of eX-
Senator Kearns. The Deseret News is
right when it says that any Mormon
who would support Dubois deserves
disfranchisement and the News might
have included ex-senator Kearns in
the same category as Dubois.