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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-08
CHAPTER II,

IR JASPER STANDISH halted
on the flags of the royal
crescent in front of his own
door and his face darkened.
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TO herse.. -. 5.a Les c1ia.P
took her tall friend By the shoulders
and walked her up 10 the mirror
Look ut yourself said she. "and
look at ZEE
Lady etapdiSh WINGED The contrast
between her own d;shevc3at, hair. her
marbicd, swoIien couatenance, her IN
tidy mornln. gown and the blooming
perfection Of the apcaritlcn beside heT
was more than she could contemplate
Kitty Bellairs-as complete in every
upon herself sveet1y.
MY dear said che. II have had
thirty-seven declared adore-s these
three years, and never one tired of me
yet. Poor Beiiairs," she said, with a
light sigh, he had two wives before
me, and he wasasiyty- when he
died, but he told me with his last
breath that twas / gave him all the
joy he ever knew"
Lady Standishg ceased weeping as
suddenly as IL her tears had been me
chemically turned off. She regarded
the widow earnestly.
Now, child,''' said Mistress Beilairs
with IL the authority of her twenty
six years, here we have been four
weeks acquainted and you have more
than once done me the honor of say
ing that you considered me your
friend"
"'Tis So said Lady Standish-
Then listen to me. There are three
great rules to be observed in our deal
ings with men. The first rule com
prises an extraordinary number of
minor details, but briefly and compre
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CHAPTER ".

~1OR the first time for over a
III fortnight Sir Jasper returned
to the very fine mansion he
- had taken for the Bath season
before the small hours.
1t was about 10 o'clock Of the even
ing that his impatient hand upon the
knocker sent thunder through the
house, startled the gambling footmen
from his comfortable nook at the
housekeeper's freside and his fragrant
glass of punch The nerves Of the
elder footnan were indeed SO shaken
that he dropped an ace from his wide
cuff as he swung back the door.
Breathing hot lemon peel, the butler
hurried to receive his masters cloak
and cane. The ribbons of Mistress
Tremlet's cap quiyered over the stair
case. The whole household was agog
with curiosity, for her ladyship's
woman had told them to a tear the
state of her Iadyship's feelings
Sir Jasper cursed freely as he en-
tered, struck the younger footman with
his cane over the calves for gaping, re-
quested Just Creator to dispose of his
buffers soul with all possible CELEBRITY,
and himself obligingly suggested the
particular temperature most suitable to
it; then strobe he to the drawing room
with the brief announcement that he
expected the visit of some gentlemen.
He looked round scowlingly for his
wife. The room was empty and DESC
late in spite of bright chandeliers. He
paused with a frowning brow. stood
a moment irresolute. then shaped his
course for the stairs and mounted with
determined foot. In my lady's dressing
room, by one dismal candle sat her
woman reading book Of sermons.
She had long pink face. had been
her ladyship's mothers own attendant,
and much Sir Jasper hated her. She
rose bristlsng. dropped him a courtesy
eloquent CT a sense Of his reproba ton,
and he felt that with every line Of &c
homiiy she laid By on his appearance
she had JUS damned him as comfort
ably as he the butler.
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I>I on the flags of the royal
l. YI crescent in front of his own
~ door and his face darkened.
He took Il pinch of snuff.
Now, l shall find my lady in tears
What a strange world it is. The girl
you WOO is as merry as May day; the
wife you wed is like nauGht but early
Observation-Disclosures gales and water
enough to drown the best spirits that
ever were stilled. 'Tis a damp life,''
said Sir Jasper, land depressing
He sighed as the door was thrown
open by the footman, and crossed the
hall into the morning room, where he
had left his lady weeping. He beheld
a Powered brocade, very shapely
back and crisp powdered head out
lined against the window and thought
he had come upon visitor unawares.
II crave ten thousand pardons," quoth
he, and swept from his gallant head
his knowing three cornered hat. But
slowly the figure at the window turned
and he saw his wife's eyes strangely
brilliant over two pink, cheeks, beneath
the snow of her up piled hair.
"Juliav' said he in amaze, and stared
and stared again. C.And did 1 doubt
my own taste?" thought he to himself
''Why, she is the prettiest woman in
Bathro Expecting visitors, Julia p
He smiled as he spoke. In another
minute that arm, shining pearl-like
from the hanging lace of her sleeve.
would be round his neck, and those
lips chow red they were, and what
curveD would be upon his. Well,
loving woman had her uses.
NO." said Lady Standish to his
query. She dropped the word with a
family scornfuI smile, and a dimple
came and went at the corner of her lip.
There was a patch just above the
dimple Then she turned away and
looked forth into the still, solemn, gray
and green crescent as before.
Sir Jasper stood bewildered. Then
he put his hat upon a table and came
up to his wife and placed his arm
round her waist
He glanced down at the tapping shoe.
fits little pointing toe and curving heel.
Twas smart shoe, and boosted
diamond buckle In q knot of rose col
ored ribbon.
Sir Jasper took her hand.
'1t wants. said he, full half an
hour to dinner time, love. Nay. do
not draw your hand away. You are
vexed with me? l left you weeping.
Twas unkind."
Weeping" said Julia, and her heart
futtered TO her throat so that she
could hardly speak. and Kitty's max
inns kept dancing before her eyes as if
written in letters of fire. Make him
jealous-oh. if you make him jealous
you will win the rubber YETI
If / wept." said she. must my
tears have been for your
How now" said Sir Jasper, and
dropped the little hand that struggled
so gently vet determinedly TO be free.
Lady Standish trilIed the bar of
song and directed her attention to the
view of the crescent outside.
Julia" said her husband in a deep
voice
''Sir:" she said, and tilted her little
head
Who then We're your tears for If
they were not for me? What signify
these manners? What do these insinu-
atoms mean? BY Jupiter. / will have
the TRUTH His face flushed. the veins |
On his temples swelled. his nostrils be
came dilated
Il would srathe<.aax.she- saidL&and>herI
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at me-"
heusively il runs thus: Never be
nonotonous. Second rule: Never let n
nan be too sure of you. Oh that is a
wonderful. wise maxim. Reflect Upon
it. Third: Never. never let man see
how-well. how far from lovely you
can look. Tush. tush! You are a
better looking woman than l am, but
not when you have been numbering
and not when you are fretful"
Lady Standish suddenly sat down as
If her limbs could support her no more.
She looked up at the ceiling with tear
dimmed eyes.
Pray" said Mistress Kitty inquisi-
torially ex cathedra, how many times
a day do you tell that unfortunate man
that you love him? And. worse STILL
how many times a day do you want
him to say that he loves you? I VOW
it's enough to drive him to cards or
wine or something Infinitely worse
that also begins with a W. And, pray,
If you spend all You have and empty
your purse. do you tniuk your purse
becomes a very valuable possession?
IT'S a mere bit OF. leather. Nay. nay,
keep your gold and give it out piece
by piece, and do not give it at ell unless
you get good change for it. Oh" cried
Kitty. fine flush OF indignation rising
scarlet behind her rouge. II marvel
that women should be such fools-to
act the handnaid where they should
ever rule as mistress. to cast forth I'M
sought what they should dole out only
to the supplicant on Bonded knee.
Hath a man ever had from me an I'M
solicited avowal? Have 1 ever thrown
the most ardent lover more than
perhaps and it may be- smile. n
dimDle. { finer einf what they have
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Ito Be Continued.)
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- IR JASPER came striding back
II to the house. In the morning
III room he passed his wife with
= out q word.
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E~1OR the first time for over
II fortnight Sir Jasper returned
H. to the very fine mansion he
u had taken for the Bath season
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-10-11
First Published August 9Th, 1906
House tOnCurrtnt Resolution No. Z


Resoircd By Hc Legislature ofhe State Of Kansas,
iiCO htrds n HE members elected 10 each house con
carriHy hpttH;
SECTION |. The following proposition to
amend the constitution OF the state of Kan
sas is hereby submitted b the qualified elec.
tors of said state for their ppIoval or re.
lection, 70 wit; The cOnstition OF the state
OF Kansas is hereby amended by striking out
the whole Of section II Of article 2 of said
constitution, ana inserting In lien OF said
section the following, which shall constitute
section II OF article . OF the constitution.
Section II. All laws OF Il general nature shall
have uniform Opcrati n throughout the
stDte; ana In all cases where II general law
can be made applicable no special law shall
be enacted; and whether or not law en-.
acted Is rcpugnant to this provision of the
constitution shall be construed and de.
telmincd by the courts of the state.
SECTIO .. This proposition shall be sub.
rlitted 10 the electors of this state at the
general election to be held in the year 1906
FOR their approval OF rejection. the amend.
meut hereby proposed shall be designated on
the official ballot by the following title, viz;
amendment to the constitution relating to
laws aud ther construction by the courts"
ana shall be voted for or against a. provided
By Law under such title.
StCIloN3 his resolution shall take ef.
feet and be in force from ana after Its pub
LEGATION in the statute book
Passed the House January II, 1905.
Passed the senate JanuHry 10, 1905.
Approved January 10 1905
hcrchN certify, that the foregoing is Il
tfut ana correct copy of original house con
current resolution NO Z, now on file in my
office
}. Il. BURRow. Secretary Qf State.
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First Published August 9th, 1906.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 13

For the submission Of a proposition to amend
sections article 3, OF the constitution.
BE ii reSored By the Legisiatye otthe STATE Of Kan
saS t,Uo- thirds If the Members eected,io each house
HereQf concWr'ng therein:
SECTION ]. rhe following proposition to
amend the constitution OF the state of Kan
sas Is hereby submitted to the qualified cleo
tors of the state for their approval or rejec.
ton: That section OF article 3 be amended
so as to read as follows: Section s. There
shall be probate court In each county.
which shall be Il court of record and have
such probate jurisdiction and care of estates
of deceased persons, minors, and persons OF
unsound minds, as may by prescribed by
law. and shall have jurisdiction In. cases Of
h0bedS 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 ut such times and
receive for compensation such fees or salary
as may be prescribed by law The legisla.
ture may provide for the appointment or
selection OF 4 probate judge pro tenn when the
probate judge is unavoidably absent or
otherwise unable or disqualified to sit in
any case
SECrIoN2. This proposition shall be sub
mitted TO the electors OF the state at the gen
eral election OF representatives in the year
1906 for their approval or rejection. The
amendment hereby proposed shall be desig-
mated on the ofliciai ballot by the following
title: 1.-THE probate Judge amendment to the
constitution" and shall be voted for or
against as provided by law under such title,
Passed the Senate februayS, 1905.
Passed the House February %, 1865.
] hereby certify. that the foregoing js IA
true and correct copy Of original senate con
current resolution No. 49, now on file in my
Office.
J. 4. BURROw, Secretary Of STATE.
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and convincing. Apractical appreciation
was revealed at the close when coOtrbn-
tons were asked, by the way the silver
dollars ratified into the money box the
young genteme did their part nobly
speaking much for thu approval OF
worthy .ermons, revealing too the gold
en- charm of eltvatipg social influence.
Mrs j. D Sweeney left Monday even
ing for visit at Washington and Morn
my Sun, la.
Some land seekers from Nskoma, III
were here the first of the week and were
highly pleased with land and prospects.
John Campbell of Kokomo, Ind is
visiting his brother L r. and notes a
prosperous change since he was here a
few years ago.
Mrs. N. j. Shaw has built an addition
to her house on her farm southeast of
Ford and il having the residence painted.
Charlie Conner, artist.
Daniel Stuart has sold his farm south
east of Ford to Louis Faass for $1,000 and
moved 10 Kin>ley with bis family
Wednesday. We are sorry to lose such
good citizens.
j. e. Lyon leaves Thursday for his
parental home at Macon, Mo, to visit his
nae folks Miss lnez Bafour will have
G arge of his store assisted by j A. Smith
during the two weeks of his absence.
Miss Mildred Henine, Rock Island re-
lief agent. returned TO her home at
Arkalon Tuesday, leaving regrets among
her friends formed while at Ford o. z.
jarrett of Liberal takes charg" Of the
Office. H. and wife will reside in tho
Congregational parsonage for the present.
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JUDGE MAIDS ms DATES.

Judge L. H. Madison will speak
this week and next at the following
places:
Friday, Oct, II, Great Bend.
Saturday, Oct. 10, Lacrosse 2 P. m
Saturday Oct.13 McCracken 5 pm
Monday, Oct. Is, Jetmore, 2 p. m
Tuesday, Oct 16, Dodge City, SPIN.
Wednesday, Oct. II, Kinsley.
Thursday, Oct18, Greensburg, 8 pm
Friday, Oct. 10, Coats, 8p. M.
Saturday, Oct. 20, Preston, Up. m.
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Ladies DAYS at Box Ball Alleys.

The ldies of d rigr Y seem to have
the imrressio fhal bowling Is game
for men ard boys only, and that for their
own sex to participate IN this exhllarat-
ing pastime would be very unlady like
and extremely nndlgnified, Now, as a
matter OF fact, this game wa devised
more especially for ladies and girls than
for others. Ii is not ~ strenuous sport
as ten pins, although in the ritles ladies
play ten pins almost Az much as men do.
There i 40 question bur that Box Ball
Is one Of The incest and most fascinating
indoor games that we have TODAY This
is shown by the great popularity and I'M
usual interest manifested everywhere,
I where i i p"nuphl, understood |
creates enthu-ia NJ, and for pleasure and
physical culture combined, can not be
excelled.
We realize tha it is necessary to desg.
nate certain dits as "Ladies' Days., to
be set apart exclusively for ladies and
their escorts, agI they will be well
come at any time and need not hesitate
To come in whenever they wish to psrtic-
ipate in the sport or watch others play.
1t was the purpose In putting in this
amusement TO conduct first class place in
every particular, thereby Attending an
opportunity for the business people and
ladies of the city a little recreation in the
way of practical entertainment at any
and all times. Beginning with next
week, the following days will be given to
the ladies': Tuesday and Thursday after
Moons and Wednesday and Friday even
ings Ga account Of the lecture course
entertainment next Wednesday evening,
Monday evening the 10Th, from to lC
o'clock, will be set apart for ladies', and
! they will br permitted to play free of
charge on this occasion, TO add little
to the interest, small prize will be given
to the lady and gentleman making the
highest scores.
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FORD ITEMS.

c. Herzer of Dodge came down to visit
his son g. +. Tuesday.
Misses Kathleen and Lenora Morrison
were Buckiiu visitors Saturday.
Hazel smith came down Friday from
Dodge City TO see Pa and Ma.
w. F. Elland and family 8undayed at
Ford as guests Of Vim. Balfour and
family
Hugh Morrison started Monday for
Ealna to take course in the Business
College.
LIZ Van Horn has let the contract for
building house 2Sx2S, north OF his
residence.
VIM. Hard left Tuesday for Nevada
Mo-, to see his father who received a
severe injury
r. G. Brink and Wallace Trebecock
returned Saturday from their Steven
county homesteads.
Walsce Treblecock left Tuedly fol
Grand Island Nebraska, to attend school
the coming winter.
Mrs. Keller who has been visiting her
sou Dave and family went to Wichita to
visit friends Tuesday.
A. Hawkins of Dodge finished paint
ing Lambs new residence Tuesday. 1t
makes fine showing.
Miss Eulaia Nevins came down from
Dodge City Saturday to visit home folks
and salute her Ford friends.
Ira Paulin and wife went to Newton
Saturday to visit his sister whom he has
not seen for 20 years.
Mrs Annie Kinkead who has been Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. Mary Or .wford, Ie
turned Monday to her home at Omaha.
Rev. C. w. Fisher Of Kiova gave the
last of bis thirteen sermons Sunday even
inc at the Congregational church to a
house filled with an appreciative audience,
The discourses were highly instructive
-+'
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a. ". ~ EN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.


To Whom 1t May Concern; In pursuance
of an order made By the Board of County
Commissioners Of the County of Ford In the
State of Kansas, In regular session on the End
day OF October A. d. 1906, notice Is hereby
gvon that A. n, Patterson, r. B. Hageman, j.
A. smith, II. l.. IIortshorn, Joe Worker, @. 5.
Patterson, W. A. laliour, N. j. Smith, Geo.
p. Herzer, G. r. Hatfield, /. S, Jones, Ira Paul
In, Charles Scott NJ. H. smith, W. W. Daw
llins, u. d. IIoHopeter, W. II. Patterson and
l.. Il. Vanllorne, householders of said County,
residing in the Vicinity where 1t Is proposed
to vacate the road below mentioned, have
presented to said board their ceTt ain petition,
praying the vacation Of n public rond in said
County, as follows; Beginning nj the briaRe
across Mulberry Creek between sections and
T. IN township 2S, range %, and frt!a thence
east ON or near the lines between sections /
and u in township ~, range - sections 4 a1ti
/, in township y, range -, aud terminating
ut the northeast corner of the northwest
quarter OF section in township ., range -,
and that the Board Of County Commission
crs. to.wit; Me Maylath A Russell and "
G. Duncker, viewers, duly appointed, will
N ct at the designated place OF said road to
be vacated on the 2ith dry of October a, u,
1876, at 10 O'Clock A H., and proceed To view
said road, and to give all parties Il hearing.
Witness my hand, and the seal of said
county, affixed at my office In said county.
tins 2nd day of october ID. 1896.
SEAL S. III. CONN WAY,
County Clerk
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state Of Kansas to sarah NJ. CoIrigan.
D9hlel ;. Colllgan ana Mary j. CoTIigan,
minor heirs OF John II COrrigan, deceased.
anu Florence Corlipan, if living, or II dead,
then the unknown heirs, deyisees. admins
tIh'ors executions, and trustees of said
Florenc" Co,r'gan greeting: You and each
OF Aou VIII Take notice thnt YOU have been
sued IN the District Court OF Ford County.
hhnsas, by George NJ. Ripple, us plaintiff, and
thal unless You answer the petition of plain
TIL filed in said suit on or before the 1st d0y
OF November 1906, said petition will be taken
as true and Judgment will be rendered
against yol, and each of you accordingly
qhietlng and confirming plaintiffs title ani
possession in plaintiff IN and to the following
described Tehl estate. situate in Ford County
Kansas, to wit: the south halt of section ~,
teen Cl5), township twenty nine 900 south.
! range twenty -four (24) west Of the 9Th p M
and said Judgment will bar and toreclose Won
ana each OF you OF and from any and ali in
terest, right or title that you or n V of Won
may have or claim to have in and to said real
estate, or any part thereof
Witness my hand ana the official seal of thn
above named court this 18th day of Sept.
embet, 1906.
SEAL II. II. WELLS.
Clerk District Court,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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SAVAGE Brute.

In the heart of the tropical jungle
the dusky bride brought her bold
hubby his first meal since the honey
moon on the swaying elephants.
Here" she said, "eat and be hap
py."
ugh" grunted her hubby. what
is it,"
Bread fruit. How do you like III?
"Bread fruit? Why, er-its not the
kind that mother made"
And even the monkeys chartered
their disapproyal of this unkind thrust
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-10-11

Mr.. Retired Farmer;-Don't you want
a business that will keep you busy In
your town; and is easy; besides making
good money. Start a Billiard Room, and
run 1t as place of amusement; NOT AS
A GAMBLING JOINT. Get good
location and write us; we will sell You
tables on easy terms. Our Tables usually
pay for themselves In six months. 4
The X. q. Billiard Table Mfg. Co.
1921 1898 Main st., Kansas Q lily, M
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To Brighten Up a CARPET.

A carpet looks much cleaner and
brighter if, just before sweeping, some
salt is thrown upon it, or if, after it
has been swept, it is wiped over with
a cloth or sponge wrung out of clean
salt water. This quite removes the
dusty look which so soon gathers upon
carpets, and will brighten the colors
A cupful of coarse salt to basin of
water is the right proportion.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-10-11
First Published Oct. II, 1906.

HThe State of Kansas to John e. Randall
Mrs. John 3. Randall, his wife. first rea
name unknown. John W. Randall and Mrs
John W. Randall, his wife, first real name
unknown, II alive. or, II dead. then the un
known heirs, devsees, administrators, exc
cutors or trustees of the said john Il. Ran.
dali, Mrs. John r. Randall. John W. randall
and Mrs. John W. Randall, greeting
You and each Of you will take notice that
you have been sued in the District Court OF
Ford county state Of Kansas. by ID. B. Russell
as plaintiff, and ut you must answer said
petition Aled by said plaintiff in said suit on
or befo the 2lth day of November, 1906 or
said petition will be taken as true and a
Judgment rendered against you and each OF
you quieting In said plaintiff his title to and
possession of the following described real
estate situated in Ford county. state of Kan.
sas, to- wit: The northeast quarter of sec.
ton twelve (l2) in township twenty seven
(27), south of range twenty five t25) west of
the 9Th p. NJ, and forever erjoining and de
barring yon and each of you from asserting
any claim whatever in or to said real estate,
or any part thereof, adverse to plaintiff.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court,
this 4th day Of October, 1906.
SEAL IL. II. WELLS,
Clerk District Court
A. @. DYER,
Attorney for Plaintiff