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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-17

Take your sewing machine to Porter's
(or repairs. He IL the doctor.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
EpIcure's Lament.

"Confound these New York and Bos.
ton fellows, they are bottling up things
for us good livers in Washington" ex.
claimed an epicure Of the national
capital. Time was, and not 30 long
ago, that we could get as good oysters
as any one in the country and get
them at a reasonable rate. In the win
ter, oysters furnished staple article
of food for thousands of families sew.
eral times a week. You remember the
colored men who used to 60 around
with a two-gallon can crying '0ysh.
turs,' and the little shanties scattered
through the town where they retailed
them.
NOW New York and Boston are
bidding for oysters and sending prices
up. You can see them every day at
tho wharves when the pungies come
in from the lower river, bidding for
whole cargoes, which are barreled and
shipped north to appear later as Blue
Points, Buzzard Bays and other fancy
brands. The young, small oysters ara
palmed of as Blue Points, and little
dash of brine will turn a lower Pc
tomac oyster into Cape Cod.
1.-THE result of competition Is to run
up prices. I wish they would let vi
alone"
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
Flint Published March. q. 1877
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.
State OF Kansas ss
rn.d nOunt. o.

state OF KANSAS a.
Ford County
In the District Court OF Said County and
State.
The state of Kansas to The German Cath0-
lie Aurora Homestead Association, u cOrp0r.
alton; H. 4 Alters; Christina Hessl r;
George Hessier; Mary Hrssler, Lille Hessler.
Harry Hessler; Annie Hessler; Clara Hessler
the unknown heirs and devisees OF Ftrt
Springmeier deceased; the unknown heirs
and devisees OF George Helming, deceastd
Annie schmidt; IgnHiius 'ch'nidt, her nus
band: Matilda Tulon TulOn, her hus
band; Elizabeth t,-irler; John Geisler, her
husband; Andrew Trichler and Mrs Andrew
Trichler, his wife, Greeting:
You and Gu OF you will take notice that
YOU have been sued IN the District Court OF
Ford County, Kansas. IN AN action wherein
J. II. 1O line Is plaintiff. and you and ench OF
YOU. with others, are defendants; (the De.
PENDANT first name In said petition Deing
The German athOlic Aurora Homestead AS
sociaiiOn y and that unless you answer the
prtititn filed in said cause by said plaintiff on
or before the Ind day Of May, A. ID 1917, SAID
petition will be taken as true and judgment
will he rendered against yO ana eacn Ot } GU
accordingly qnirting confirming ana per
fectinx plaintiff y title IT,, and possession or,
cert IN lands and tenements lying and stu
ate In ford County. Kansas, ana descrioed
as follows, TO. wit.
A part Of the Northeast quarter u, OF sec.
ton No. seventeen 90 In Township No
Twenty. six i28l Range No Twenty one t2l),
In Fo,d county, Kansas, described As fOliOwe
Beginning NJ the Southeast corner OF said
quarter (,A) section, thence north along the
section line Two Thousand 20 ~ feet, thence
west at right angles seven Hundred Ninci
(7WD ieet, thence scout parallel with saifi
section line Twelve Hundred Ten lilo feet.
thence west at right angles Fourteen Hun.
dred Forty (i4lU) feet, thence north at t1gnt
angles and parallel with the west line OF said
quarter (A) section Twelve Hundred Ten
fi2l0l feet. th nee west Ut right angles Four
Hundred Ten (4in) feet tO point ON the west
line OF said quarter IA section, thence soui q
al my said west line Two Thousand (2GiD
feet To The southwest corner OF said quarter
(A) section, thence east along the south line
0f said quarter (a) section rwen'y-six Hun
dred Foi IT, (264lI) feet to the place OF begin
ming. containing Eight, tsO) acres more or
less, ard being he same tract OF land as that
covered by the recorded plat OF the town OF
WindhOrst, IN said c0unty and state. and
forever barring, tnj0ining and estopping
you, and ach OF you. from settling up or
asserting any right. title. interest or estate
In or II, said premises, or any part thereof,
adverse TO plaintiff. his heirs and assigns.
and for cOsts OF suit.
Given under my hand and seal Of above
entitled court, this 9th day Of March, A. ID.
1917.
Clerk Of the District Court.
SUTTON & SCATEs.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
Finally Found Her.

A young man was standing In the
very center Of the crowd at the Sixth
street depot day or two ago. says
q Washington dispatch. Everybody
seemed to be expecting some friend
or relative and everybody was cores.
pondlngly anxious to get as near the
exit gate as possible. The result was
that incoming passengers were com.
PEELED to walk In single file down a
veritable human aisle. The young
mans mission was to single out a
distant relative of his wife whom he
had never seen. Her name happened
to be "Tooker" and the only way
out of the dilemma seemed to be to
call every likely looking person
"Tooker" until the right one should
answer.
One or two fair damsels passed,
each apparently alone and to each the
young man tentatively suggested
Miss Tooker?" But his query brought
NO answering light Of recognition.
Miss Tooker% he again ventured,
as third girl walked down the aisle.
She turned and caught his eye and
quick as a fash came her reply: "You
have"
Obviously he should have taken the
lemon and have been utterly squelched
but perseverance, they say, is the rule
Of success--and, Of course. the right
girl came along eventually.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
Senator Hale Objected.

Senator Eugene Hale, Of Maine. 10 Q
stickler for tradition and custom In
the senate and objects to anything
new creeping in. He has succeeded to
the place occupied by the late Senator
Hoar, Of Massachusetts,, as the. lee
turer Of those who start innovations.
Senator McCumber had given notice
that on a certain day he would call up
a bill. Instantly Hale was on his feet.
81 should like to ask right here"
Senator Hale said, why, because Q
senator gives notice, he can bring up
q bill. There 10 nothing In the history
Of the senate, there is nothing in the
precedents, to sustain. The clerks
have fallen into fashion, II Q senator
gives notice Of his intention Of max
ing q speech ON certain day. either
to get all his friends here or keep
them AWAY know not which--of
iournalizing 1t. 1t should not be.
Let the senator say he will try to
get I'D his bill and will help him"
Senator Hale said, as he sat down,
pleased with duty done.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
First Published March 2lst, 1907.
PUBLICATION NOTICE
State OF Kansas)

Ford County.
In the District Court Of said County and
Stale.
The state Of Kansas to Perry Munday. Greet.
ing:
You are hereby notified that you have
been sued In the District Court OF Ford COun-
~, Kansas, In an nc ion wherein Charles u.
Gibson is plaintiff and you and others are
defendants. anu ~ unless you answer the
petition filed In said cause By said pla milf ON
titiOn will be taken M true and judg.
ment will be rendered against you accord.
ingly. for the sum OF $hLiO, with interest
thereon At the rate of per cent per ahnum
from October |, 1881, to October 1891 ana
IL per cent per annum from said Oct'brr I ..
1871, upon Your assumption OF the pay ment
of q mortgage executed by one GeorEey..
Stauth and wife to The rarmera Loan d
Trust Company OF Kansas, On October |,
1885,, and covering the southeast quarter OF
section No. Seven a., Township M. Twenty.
eight (2s) Range NO Twenty ak 1851 West 1T
the 9Th y. m md further Judgment fore
clo. ing said mortgage, and fr tile sale ~
said premises tor the satisfaction OF said
mortgage indebi edness. and forever barrsng,
fOTecIoslng and excluding you from any right
title, 1 t.r 1T or estate In and 70 said pre-
mis-s. or any part thereof. and for costs OF
suit
, Given under my hand and the official seal
OF the above named court this tn day OF
March. A. j.. lAs
Clerk Of the district Court.
SUTTON >CATEs,
Attorney Tor Plaintiffs.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28

Result was Friction Developed In Twe
Places.

IT have Just had a demonstration OF
how q man may run into danger By
seeking to avoid It," said q resident
Of Washington recently. "A short
time ago determined to do away with
the common parlor match In my home
as 1t is more likely than others to ~
the house on fire by being stepped on
or by being used by children. gath
cred up all the old matches and sup
piled holders for the safeties and put
them about where tho match safes had
been. I felt that I had reduced tho
danger Of fire at least 50 per cent from
that particular source.
Unfortunately this procedure was
observed by q three-year-old. The
safety matches may have appeared to
him as a new form Of toy. as they
were put in Just about the time Santa
Claus made his visit down the CHM
ney. At any rate. on the day after
Christmas he scampered down from
the third floor in q great state q -
element. No clear idea Of the cause
Of his alarm could be had until later
It was discovered that the curtain and
window shade Of the bath room on the
third floor had been completely burn
ed and the woodwork scorched. but
fortunately after that damage was
done the fire went out Of its own &C.
cord.
1.-THE practical lesson I drew from
the incident was that the sparing OF
the rod spoils the child. and the three
year-old was given another demonstra-
ton of the danger Of burning matches
by having the seat Of his little trous'
ers burned with the sole Of his moth
er's slipper in an old-fashioned way.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
uNsIppEN GUESTS At FEAST.
Unworthy Ones Took Advantage o.
Gay Capital Revel.

A bit Of gossip that Washington 90
ciety is rolling over its tongue, is the
masquerade ball at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh on New
Years eve. Cards were issued each
guest. with his or her invitation, so
that no one but those expected would
make their way into the beautiful
mansion under cover Of a mask. but
the very thing feared was the thing
that happened. A gay gallant,
dressed as Mephistopheles, In black
velvet and gold. made his appearance
early, and was most fascinating and
debonnaire. paying much attention to
the ladies'. OF all the gallant and
courteous gentlemen present none
could pay q compliment or whisper
q sentiment nothing so fetchingly as
he. In fact. his very gallantry
brought about his undoing. :, AS the
champagne flowed freely. heimbibed
freely, and his attentions to a Ger.
tain young lady, said to have been
no other than the presidents daugh-
ter, Mrs. Longworth. led to her hus-
bands demonstrating with the host
Mr.. Walsh. The gay Mephistopheles
was requested to make his adieus. but
% he demurred, the footman was
called to assist him. When 10! the
mask fell from his face, and behold .
face no one there had ever seen be.
fore. 1t is whispered that he was not
the only unbidden guest. Others were
there whose conduct was so peculiar
that some Of the more conservative
guests left early. but most stayed UNI
til the wee hours of the morning.
even firing out their hostess. who BE-
came so weary she quietly withdrew
and went to bed, leaving the mad. gay
crowd to frolic as late as they chose
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
Worked Like 0 Charm.

Mr.. D. N. Walker, editor Of that apicy
journsl, the Enterprise, Luisa, Va.,
says: II ran nail 10 nv foot last week
and at ouce spilled Bucklen'e Arnica
Salye No Inflammation followed; the
salve simply healed the wound" Heals
every core. burn and skiD dIsease. Guar
an'etd ut Ratb & BaiDbridge, druggists.
26 cents
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
Attest. P. R Hobble.
First Published March. 2lst 1857.
PUBLICATION SUMMONS.
STATE OF KANSAS, IS. ~
FORD COUNTY

sGATs G OF k4sSA'' Ess.
In the District Court of Said County ana
State.
The state of Kansas to the unknown heirs,
devils, es, administrators. Executors ana
trustees Of susan II. sanford, deceased
You viii hereby take notice that You
nave been sued In the District Court OF F0'd
Comfy. Kansas, In IN action wherein Har-
risOn Pitman, N W. Bean, and James w.
Mckinster are plaintiffs and you are d..
PENDANTS, aud that YOU must answer the
petition OF plaintiffs fled herein on or before
the md day OF May, A b. 1917. or said petition
will be taken a. true, and judgment rem
dpred against you. accordingly, quieting
and confirming and perfecting, SAID
plaintiffs title to an possession OF the
following desert ed real properly situate IN
Ford county. Kansas, to wit:
The southwest quarter (k), OF Section NO.
twenty .nine (2a), township No. Twenty nine
(99). Range No. Twenty-four "a, West Of the
9th P NJ and forever barring and en1oining
and esiopping you Of and NIL persons claim
ing by, under or through you, from setting
up or asserting any right, title, Interest OF
estate, IN or two said property. OF any phrt
thereof, and for costs Of suit.
Given under my hand and the Omcial seal
of the above named Court, this 18TH day OF
March. 1907.
To- Clerk Of District Court.
SUTTON & sCATEs,
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
waahlnaton PARLIAMENTARY

Washington 10 known as "Plughat-
vile" among westerners. It has more
plug hats per capita than any city in
the world. Hatters estimate that
every third man owns and wears o
plug hat. The poor az well as the rich
wear them. Restaurant fiunkies. when
logged out, make just as imposing an
appearance astsome nigh mogul Ia the
government service. Washington cor.
respondent Kansas City Journal
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
First Published Ma oh ~. 1913.
prrRi ICA vIoN SIMMONS
Che State Of Kansas, to Frank u. Drake ant
Katie Drake greeting:

The State Of Kansas, TO Frank u. Drake ano
Katie Drake greeting:
You will take notice that you have been
sued before Richard W. Evans, Jr., Justice
II the Peace within and fer Dodge s oity
u Kansas, by A. g. Br0a1ley rtn sum VI
Onu Hundred AMI rfty three dollar "a q f.r
costs 1 .aid sui And tuat ~ order fx'tach:
,npnt fer said ums W inly Issue ny sal
Justice Off Peace. III said action 40 March
., 1877, and WAS levied rp"n CT =,
hin persona prOperiy Del n0ng W
~. me said aefnndsnt, and that said
cause will be heard BY said Jus,icu Of thu
Peace vt his office In the City OF Dodge
u ". Kansas, on the 10Th day Of April. 1871.
hut unless you appear at said time tudg.
,nent will be rendered aforesaid. and said
property will b. ordered sold tor the purpose
OF satisfying tho same.
In witness whereof. I hereunt0 afiiy my
hand and seal this 25th day OF March. 1907.
RICHARD W EVANS JR.
Justice Of the Peace in and for tie Town
ship and city Of ,'odxe City. Kansas.
A. s Br0adiey, plaintiff
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
First Published Feb. 18th. 1897.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the interior

UtpHTIH1tIIt UI tnV IHt0IIW -.
Land Office NJ Dodge CITY +, Kans Feb. Q, 1907.
Notice IL hereb, given that Andrew stohr
Of Cave. kas. has tiltd notice 0i his inten
claim. viz. Homestead entity No. 2Olly.
made October ", lH0, Tor the south
east "A SECTION Q. township 20, range rs, and
that raio prod will b. made before the reg.
lister and isctiyer OF the l.. y land office ut
Dodge Cliy, hss;, % Msicn y: WV. . ,,.o..,
his continuous residence upon and cultivat
ton OF the land. viz; Samuel W. CufTty oil
Cave, Has,; Eliza W. Finn oi Cave, KHs.
Thomas J Rab0urn OF Dodge City, kas.i
Arthur Adam OF Dodge City, Kas.
II. FhILLikAN. Register.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28

Geatly moves the bowels and At the
came time s,ops the cough BEES Laxa
rive Cough Syup. c"nt&ins H"ney and
Tar. M 0pia'rr B+st fer coughs. c"'os,
group and whipping cpnph SSiistac I'm
guaranteed t'Mldr+s like I MMhers
,udorse It. s.'Id by Pibe 4 Bonds Drug
j,urr.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
tn s>DAY, MARCH % '"n
From The present weather one
mil BIT bs induced to believe thai
Willis L. Moore has very revenge
ful disposition.
OUTRAGE on LIBERTY

An order has been iasued BY q 80
perintsDdent Of the N. X. Il 7. rail
ros.l forbiddiDg section men On biz
division wearing red shirts.
The ostensible reason for this out
rag.vus edict Of tyrannical repre-
sentative Of a public service corpora
ton is that train men had several
times mistaken red-shirted section
man f.r . danger signal and bad
stop, ed trains, delaying and inter.
ierriug with traffic.
But Of course the real reason will
be apparent to the minds OF th"st
who are accustomed t. watching thu
vicious Vaccinations Of plutocr"cy in
other places. The invasion Of th'
rights u man by the servants Of the
dollar 10 as clear as the placid water
OF tho Missouri or the Kaw. 1t b
railroad corporation has u right t"
prescribe the kind Of u shirt n man
shall wesr, and the further right t'
prescribe The popular and significant
rcd shirt, It is time tie tocsin was
being sounded. The liberties of the
people must not bs thus endaDgere"
AMI the right Of a man to wear red
shirt il be wants 10 must not be taken
away. II this prohibition Of the red
shirt ia not resisted ami overthrow
by Nh aroused people the subsidized
power Of the corporation will comptl
the section man to wear billed shirt,
silk hat and spats, and when man
wears these things he Can no longer
be trusted by the plain, comm"n pe
pie. Prohibition Of the yellow shoes
would fol ow and the seeinore shirt
waist would bs made q felony.
Who built this country OF oursP
The man with the red shirt. Who
laid the tracks. who opened the
mines, who broke the sod Of the
prairie? The man with the red shirt.
And now that the new era Of water
soaking of stocks, and high finance
in hot air is upon us, we are met with
this insidious attempt by represen
tativs Of public service cor-r-rp"ra-
ton to drive another nail in the coffin
Of freedom. But in this act u
usurpation the octopus has gone tan
fer and lie must now deal with an in
furiated and well posted people VIII"
know that red shirts are an emblem
Of liberty, equality and fraternity, al
we'll ss a relief from the oppression
Of the laundry trust. Whether Har.
riman or Rockefeller il responsible
for this new outrage, is not stated,
but the people who know all about
such things will realize that they
are Hutchinson News.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
Firrt Publication March. 20, 1907.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,

UET AWE NBN Ut Y he ~ 1HItIVbs
Land Office ut Dodge City, Kansas,
March 70, HOT.
Notice IL hereby given that John b. Ride.
nour, Of Dodge City. Kansas. has filed notice
OF hi, intention TO make final five yea5
pioOf in support OF his claim. viz Homestead
Entry No. 203l8, made May !, l9tli, Tor the
n En-, section IS, Township 70 south. Range
"a we I, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver Of the U. 3.
Land Office, Ut Dodge City, Kansas. May Q >
ly7.
HE names the following Witnesses 70 prove
bis continuous residence npOn, end culti-
walton OF the land, viz: HHTmau Magyar, Of
Dodge City, Kansas; Dennis II. Connaway, Of
Dodge Oily. Kansas; John n. Snlder, q
Dodge City, Kansas; Jacob u. Vance, o.
II, r. MILLIKAE,
Register.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
First Publication Msrcb q, 1907.
PUBLICATION No IICR.

State of Kansas, Ford county, ss.
Z. Key, Plaintiff.
Vs.
H. Prewett, Defendant.
n Prewett, YOU are hereby notified that
on the 9th day of February. 1907, you were
sued hy the above named plaintiff, before r.
X. H0bbie. a Justice of the peacr. In and Tor
Dodge City township, toid county. Kansas,
for the run. OF $25J0; md ON the above date
an order of garilishment was issued to the
A. T. Il $. +. Ry. Co., to secure the hmouns
and costs OF siiit, The above entitled case 10
ret for nearing on the It'll. day Of April. W.,
at " O'Clock q. m. and II defendant TAILS 70
appear plaintiff will take judgment for s25 %
and costs Of suit.
Atfeat p Hobble,
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28

Who makes the best liver pllls7 The
]. c. Aver Company, Of Lowell, Mass.
Thes, have been iAakiae Ayers Pills tof
over sixty ysags. Ifyop have the slight
st doubt abeAt using these pills, ass
your doctor. Do 80 be says, always.
----zssds By ths ). 0. Aver o.. Lowell. Essss
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
First Pu 'lishrd March 81. 1907.
PUBLICATION NOTICE
State OF Kansas. Fort county, IS.
York Kew Mel camille Co.. plaintiffs,

STHCB
York Key Mel camille Co.. plaintiffs,
w.
L.G scott, defendant.
L. q, Scott, You are hereby notified that
on the 9Th day of March. 1907. you were
sued by the ABOVE named plaintiffs, before r.
n, Hubble, d Justice of the peace. In and Tor
Dodge City township Ford county, Kansas,
for The sum of S.6h. and on the above date Nm
order of garnishment was issued TO the A. I,
EST. XIV Co., 10 secure the amount and
costs Of suit The above entitled CASE ID
1917. az q O clock n M, and If defendant iails
to appear plaintiffs will take judgment fol
$3.50 aud Q ,sts Of suit.
w. YORK KEY MER. Co Plaintiffs.
Attest. P. r. Hobbie.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
a Gusrs p,eea [ IRE Tor rllrs

Itching. Blind Bleeding or Pretrndign az
IN1MENT fails 70 cure any Gaze, no meter
Of how Ions standing, IN 20 u days. FIRST
Application gives ease and rest. DOc. II your
dfiRgist hasn't II send 6lc IN Btamps and Il
viii 6e Forwarded postpaid BY Paris hedi
Oino 90, Bk Laak h0.'et.-
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
REPORT OF THE CONDITION or THE
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
At Dodge City, In the state OF Kansas. ut the
close of business. March 9th, 1877.
RESOURCES.

RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts :. ........... slsbs7 u
.Dyerdrafts. occurred and unsecured 63l 10
u. b Bonds to secure circulation 600 10
Premiums On u. s. Bon Is . ... 100 no
stocks, securities etc :. :. 80. l.UOO 10
Banking house, furniture and
hue from approved reserve agents 6O.Ois %
Checks and other cash items 81 Do
Notes of other National Banks. .... lbs 0O
tractional papercurrensy. nickeis 900 =,
Lawful Money Reserve in Bank viz:
specie ....,. Imam. $l2.a1 o, -.
Legal-tender notes -. 2bO 10 lS,4o7 ~
redemption fund with U. ).
Treasurer "a per cent circulation .3bO w
Total 292Si8 "
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In =. ..... 80. 5000 90
surplus fund...... :. 3,M0 w
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paid..........,.:::.... $40 q
National Bank notes Outstanding" MlOO NO
Individual deposits subject to check 2lll W ~
Demand certificates OF deposit 27.6l5 %
Liabilities other than those above .
stated...... .......'....". w w
Total 2y2al6 20
STATE OF KANSAS. County Of Ford, ss.
l. Geo. r. I,ugan, Cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement II true to the best of my
knowledge and belief
lssAL, GEO. B. DUGAN. Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to before me this 9TH
day of March, 1877.
C. Il. SMITH, Notary Public.
My commission expires March 18th 1893.
CORRECT-Attest. II. A. BURNETT,
A. GLUCK,
NM SUTTON
w. T COOLIDGE.
Directors.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28

Aftornes . for Plaintiff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-25

Building Broadway
Be o
the downtown district the Singer building fast nearing completion
will height Washington which
above the ground
the steeworkers the beam
yesterday the steel frame thirty floors of the building had been
the workers the
sidewalk built towering
steel finished will be the
sidewalk Broadway to The pinnacle
This will highest occupied building world and
Efel
life
story office building.
When completed ball will pole
building and night falling globe will be illuminated by
three lights which will play it constantly
The foundation building solid ninety
the
the underbody
of the fourteen floors which the section
building which the
office The total weight steel
the while nearly
have been used in the framework.
will carry
required
walk floor the top of the Fifteen thousand ncandescent
lights sufficient the engineers ghta 25 inhabitants
will Railways Fifteen pipe
required for and
An immense laten will form the the building
searchigh
beacon to mariners visible than sixty miles