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The Globe-republican., 1907-03-14
First published March lith, 1907
RU,,t NOTICE.,

TO Whom II May Concern:
I'm pursuance Of an order maze ny tne
Board OF County Commissioner OF tne
County Of Ford, in the tale OF Kansas, III
regular session on the 9Th day OF January, a.
u. lN7 motto" is hereby given that - y.
Pylrs H. W snyder, r. B. SNYDER, ); ".
shields, George Glaln. j. Erskin, y. E.
Erskin. Chas. Erskn. John Erskn. 4. l.
Young, Joe h. HAY den, Warren Lierle, Clar'
ence Lierle, Albert isulnSey, Johh Niete. a.
bert Kelly, househoders of SAID county,
residing In the vicinity where u 10 Pr,
posed 10 lny ont and estab i~h the roaa
below mentioned, have presented TO salu
board their cert in petition, haIing the
lay NJ out and establishment OF pubic ROAD
n, said County as follows Beginning ut the
nortlw, 81 corner OF section !, IN township
a. runge %, IN Ford county, Kansas anu
from thence sou h on section line one mile :,
between sections aud 3 to the southwest
cot u,r If said section thence east one illlle
on section line between sections hud $40
the southeast corner of said section 4, MI
in the aforesaid township rs range %,
terminating at a conjunctiu win roau NO.
IL co,,n,o.
Whereupon. the Board of County Cominis,
stone ; finding hat the SAID proposed fuad
~ TO he located n d extern ed along ANA upon
certain section lines as above described, dld,
I'm accordance with the provisions OF Cnap.
Ter IL OF the laws of 1873, as amended ana
modified by Chapter lj9of the laws 81 ~ OF
The state Of X usas. make an order ana III
sIruct the county Clerk OF Ford county
aforesaid To issue HE same, that public no
tice be ivrn that thu board VIII take maj
action and make its fin ! report upon suid
ptition on the 2nd dny OF April l9UI, anu
The road he declared ct bl shed and ordered
opened uless. however, adverse claim
presented BY persons opposed to me estaD
iishnpnt OF said road shall show the Deti'
TONERS 10 be III error
1t is further provided that all persons in
favor of and opposed to the est abllShmenl
of said r0nd sh Il be gwen hearing, aho
that aIl claims tor damages which may
accrue by reason OF esiabl ishing and open
lug said road shall be- flied and presented IL
the Bomd ot County Commissioners LOT CON
sidelnuon on HE 2nd day of Ap,h. 1917
Witnes. NY hand Hnd the seal oi foft
Count, at my office in Dodge City, Kansas
this l7ih day OF January, lM1.
SEAL. ;. II CoNNAwAY,
County Clerk.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-14
DEFEAT or PRIMARY LAW.

The people who wanted primary
election law should study the matter
carefully before fixing the blame Tor
not getting one. The bill proposed
by the House as amended by the
democrats was certainly fnulty. The
measure proposed by the Senate could
no doubt be improved upon, but it
was u pretty good primary law alter
sll, even if It did not 60 as fur rs d
great many d. sired. If 1t did not go
fur enough, the House bill certainly
went too far. Don't make up your
mind that The one bill 10 all right and
the other all wrong, just because
some politician, or some rabld news
paper says that surh is the case As
a matter Of fact both bodies OF the
legislature are to blame for not get
ting together, on this or any other
matter that is up for settlement. You
will notice one thing: The members
of the House who have worked hard
est for real results, reg ,raless Of The
personal interests of any certain men
in the state, voted on the fiual show
down to accept the primary bill as
agreed upon bv the conference com
mittee Oh The two bodies 1t is evil
dent that these men, after all Of the
study gwen t. the question, consid,
cred this bi as revised, good meas
ure. 1t was blocked by the members
Of the House who were determined
to have things exactly their own way
or not at all, with the assistance Of
the democratic members, who of
course were ready to help out in EN-
barrassing the republicans. 1t was a
rule or ruin principle, aud it should
be remembered when they get out in
the future, trying to make political
capital out Of 1t. And all Of this
would not excuse the members Of the
Senate who did not do their best tC
get together with the members Of the
House ON bill that could be passed
Ia studying this matter and trying tc
fix The blame exactly where il be
longs, those who desire primary
law will accomplish good deal more
than this. They can post themselve
thoroughly upon the matter, and b.
prerured, when the question comes u
again as it will at the first oppor
tunity, to know more fully, regard
less of what wire pullers advise, VIVA
kind of primary law would serv
best. The primary question is afte
all knotty problem and there ar
lots of ways by which lbs ca" be pu
up in corductlng an election, after
primary law is in force. 1t is qnet
ton which is worthy of whole lc
of study, before adopting any system
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-14
First Published March 18th, 1857
NUNU VIM

To Whom 1t May Concern:
In pursuance of IN ORDER made by the
Board of County Commissioners OF the C0un-
IN Of Ford in the State Of Kansas In regular
session on the sth day OF Janua y, A. d., 1907,
notice IL hereby given that Peter Ackerman,
Chris Urnning, frank rrimpt Ernst Hei.
Land, Joe Juttner, Jr, J. Holland, II
Kelbeek Rudolph schultz. Edward >heai,
viii Shean, Pete shean, Fred G Hansen,
Lewis Pelninrr. e. Reggehsces, mousse
holders OF said County, residing III the vicih
ity where it IL proposed TO lay out ana es-
tabli. il the road below mentioned, have pre-
scented TO said board their certain petition,
praying the laying outhnd establishment Of
a public road in said County, rs follows:
beginning at the Northeast corner OF sec
ton TWO ~, Township twent, seven Cd,
Range twenty one l2D. from thence west ON
township line, between townships ~ ana ":
and between sections 30 aud 2, "a ami ., 81 and
A, ~ ana s, 81 and 6, townships ~ ana ",
range Vi, terminating ut tn Northwest cor
ner of section six 90, Township twenty
seven ,27l, "unge twenty one (2ll
Whereupon the Board OF county Coihthls-
siouers finding that he said proposed road
is to be located and extended along ana up
on certain section lines as above described
did. In accordance with the provisions OF
chapter ~ ol the laws OF 1873 as amended
and modified by chapter 1913 OF the laws lSH
OF the State ef Kansas, make an order ana Ia
struct the County Clerk of Ford County
aforesaid to issue The same that public no
tlce be given that the Board will take iina
action ana make ITS final report upon sale
petition on the End day Of April 1891, and the
road lie declared established and ordered
opened unless, however, adverse claims pre-
scented by persons opposed TO the establish
ment of said road shall show the petitioner
to b. In error
IL is further provided, that all persons II
favor of and opposed to the establishment o
said road shall be aivtn a hearing and tina
Mi claims for damages which may accrue by
reason Of establishing and opening said foa'
shall be filed and plesentedt 10 the Bonfd
County Commissioner for consideration OF
the 2nd day Of April 1917.
4 Witness my hand and the sell of Ford Coun
tv. ut my office in Dodge City, Kansas, TIL
18th day OF January, 1871.
S. II. CONNAwAY,
rsEALi County Clerk.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-14
First Publication Feb. +, 1897.
pIIRIIGAIIuN NOIICE.
STATE OF KANSAS, 81
Ford County.

STATE OF KANSAS, 81
Ford County.
Before Richard W Evans IT., a Justice OF
the Peace. within and for Dodge City town.
shin IN the county OF Ford, and state OF
Kansas,
The state of Kansas, Plaintiff,
VS.. NOtlce'
John Doe. Defendant
The state of Kansas to John Doe, greetings
You will take notice that the sheriff OF FORA
county. Kansas, has seized Hnu taken into
his custody the following described property,
to.wit: About sixty (bNl pat kagcs contain
ing about fOurt4 quarts OF Whlskey eHch,
said property being found the second
room tlrm the east End of the one story,
frame Dnldng, situated immediately north
of lots 81, g., 65, g. 70 II, q IS, Il aud ~ ON
Front street and between ri and lth ave-
nues in the city of Dodge City , in Ford ehtn
ty. kansas, on the 9Th day OF February,
1907, and that said property Is held subject TO
the order OF the court in the above emitted
ause, and that you and all persons claiming
ary interest therein may appear ut | 00
m on the 18th day OF March, lVu7. at the OF
flee of the above named justice Of the peace
in the city of Dodge City, III FORD county,
Kansas, and answer The complaint made
against you and such Intoxicating liquors
and show cause, II any you have, why the
same should not be adjudged, and ordered
forfeited and destroyed.
witness my hand this 18th day OF febru'
airy, 1917. kICHAbD W EVANS. JR,
CAEL VAN RIPPER, Justice OF the Peace.
Attorney for Plaintiff It
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-14
First Publication March 7th. 1857.
pTIpTICATION NOTICE.

The state OF Kansas to The Wilburn Town
Comnany. n corporation, and the following
named persons. II living, or II dead then tno
unknown heirs, devisees, ADMINISTRATORS On
ecutors and trustees OF sucn persons 0;n,a %na
Mrs Joshua Pierpont, his wife; mary y.
Perpont, - perpont, her husband; AdaL
pirrpont. --- PierpOnt. her husband Dehia
3. ,ilen, - Allen, her husband Charles 4
Brown, Mrs. Charles p Brown, nisWHti q. y.
Carper, Mrs. A. Q Carper, MS wi'e'1Mo,im;;, a mo
Cline. Mrs. William A. Cline, his wife; Wlliett
! Brown. Mrs. Willrtt =. Brown, his w g; l..
". Harwood. Mrs l. w. Harwood, MS wife,
inflow A. Allen, Mrs. Milow A Allen MS W,le'
John @. Breckenridge, Josephine Murkicy'
b. Brooks, his wife; Joseph Murkley Mrs
Joseph Murkley, his wife; George N, Guns
lev, Mrs George n. Counsley his wife; A.
pIonso Marsh, Mrs Alphonso Marsh, MS
wife Viola D. Moore, - Moore her nus
band EDWIN Brinkworth. Mrs, EuWlh pin, ,,io
g, FISK, his wife; and Burnhaln. Hanna,
Munger Il Company, n partnership, glee.inh.
You and each Of you VIII take notlce .hhs
you have been sued IN the DlS.rict Uuule ",
lord County Kansas, by ID. ) van ripper. ny
plaintiff, and that unless YOU ansWei 'n Nv,
pptition filed In said suit by said plelntill on
or before the 10Th day OF April, l9oI shlu
petition will be taken rs true and luug
ment WIN be rendered against you and each
OF YOU accordingly, tuletlng ana colill'lns
nluintiff's title and poss ssion IN ana TO the
following described lands ana tehements,
to-wit The southwest quarter Oh sectloil
twenty five (25). and part or the southwes'
quarter OF section thirty 'five (35), more pnl
ticuiarly described rs tolloWs, to,WlI' n1
ginning at h point five hundred thrte 'ouo,
feet south of the northwest corner OF saio
southwest quarter of section thirty fve 3o),
mon the west line of said quart ], tnehce
running east seven hundred thirty (7o'l reef,
thence running south fourteen hundred Sixty
U4gO) feet, thence running west seven nun
hred tnilt, ,.3() feet, thence running north
fourteen hundred sixty (ll6O feet, TO the
| Mace of beginning, and beng All lhat part OF
| Inc townsite of Wilburn lying ana being east
| ot the center of Main Street, rs shown ny 1ne
recorded plat of sold Town OF Wllbnrn, ex
cant n tract l5l feet by l42 feet being lots |,
Ind 4 OF block 6 MS shown by the said re-
corded plat OF said Town OF Wilburn, III OF
which said lands and tenements are situate
in township twenty nine GU south, range
twenty Tx l26) west OF the dtn T. VI. III VIC
county of Ford and state OF Kansas
And said Judgment will bar and ioreclose
won and each OF YOU and all persons
clnimng under by or through. jon or any
of YOU of and from any ana all III
tere,t, right and title that you or any Vi
Won may have, Or claim to have, IN anu 10
said lands, and tenements adverse 10 the tille
and possession of plaintiff
witness my hand and the official seal OF
| the District Court of Ford County, Kansas,
this 2nd dry OF March, 1907;
| SEAL II u !" ELLIS,
Clerk District Court.
CARL VAN RIPER
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-14
First Published Feb. l4th, 1907.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office At Dodge City, Khns Feb. o 1907.
of Cave, Kas., has filed notice OF his inteen
tion to make final proof in support Of his
claim, VIZ: Homestead entry No. 2Oll0,
made October g. 1900, Tor the south.
east VI nc ctlon 9. township 20, range %, and
that said proof will BE- made before the reg.
Dodge CITY. Kas., on March 26, 1907.
ne names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
ton OF the land. viz: Samuel W. Currey OF
cave. Has; Eliza w. Finn OF Cave, kas.i
Thomas j RabOurn OF Dodge City, Kas
Arthur Adam OF Dodge City, Kas.
II. r. MILLIKAN, Register.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-14

Wi lis L. Moore, chief Of the
Weather Bureau, in pamphlet which
he has published to show that he did
not say anything disparaglng OF the
Kansas climate as was Indicated by
the newspapers short time ago.
after stating the facts rs to what he
did say, and how it was distorted by
the papers, says: "The blame for
disseminating the false impression
that the climate Of Kansas IL not u
desirable pne must rest where it be-
longs The fact is that its climate
does not need to be changed. Its
bea ,tiful cities, finely cultivated farms
high average prosperity, and the
splendid development of its civil In
situations are sufficient answer to
the attack of any pessimist-- whether
he be public official from the out
side or sensational purNe yor OF
news on the inside. certainly shall
not calmly allow any one to make use
of me for the purpose of casting
aspersions on such u magnificent
commonwealth. Its climate IS ull
right; it produces fine crops and al
active, robust citizenship that force
fully builds for the best that there is
in our national life,
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-14

Itching. Bind Bleeding or Protrnding
plies. druggists refund money II PAZO
OINTMENT fails TO cure any case, no matter
OF how long standing, In 8 to u days. First
application gives ease and rest. 6Oc. II your
fTligaist hasn't 1t send 6Oc In stamps and tt.
VIII be forwarded postpaid by Paris Medi
Cine UO.. st laub. Mo.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-14
FIRST Pu lished February 70. l9V.
PUBLIC ,TiON NOTICE

State OF Kansas, Ford county, 50.
York Key Mercantile Co., plaintll1s.
vs..
Oh II riley, defendant.
q i. Hartley, ;, GU are hereby notified that
on the nth dn, of February, 1907. you were
sued by The above named plaintiffs, before T.
r., Hobbe, "A justice of the peace, In ana ioI
Dodge City township Ford county, Kansas
for / he sum of $l967. The above entitled case
i sci for hearing on the 2th ga OF Mafcn
i.,T ut H. O clock m, and II defendant tails
to aunear plaintiffs will take judgment fol
SIg 81 and ,sts of suit
T'''O' YORK KEY MER Co Plaintiffs.
Attest. p. X. H0bble.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-14
lnl,nre a l,0ld in One lDaf

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 10 falls
TO cure. e. w. Groves signature 10 on
box. Each &c
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-14

Bilious attacks, sick-headaches, indiges-
ton, constipation, dizzy spells ~ these
are some OF the results Of an inactive
liver. Ask your doctor II he endorses
Ayers Pills In these cases. The dose
il small, one pill 1t bedtime.
s-=aGads By the y, q. Aver Co., level, Msss.----
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-14
A story of Thrilling and
Heart felt Interest,
Embellis he d by
STARTLING
SCENIC
EFFECTS
A Strong Cast!
A Story From Life!
-
First Published Feb, "A, 1907.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior.
LAND Office at Dodge City. Kans., Feb 0, 1901
Notice Is hereby given that Samuel ".
Culrey, OF Cave, kanfas has filed notice Of
his intention TO make final fvey ear proof II
support OF his clam, VIZ: Home stead entry
No. 2C0ss. made Sept. ID, 1870 tor the south
east quarter OF section I, township 70, range
26. ard that said proof will be made before
the register and receiver 0t the Y. .: IAN
office at Dodge City, Kansas. ON MargH
%. 1877. -
his continuous residence upon ana cnisivA.#
ton Cf the land, viz: Andrew stohr q CayeS
Kas. Eliza W Finn Of Cave, kas. InoniHs
j. Rabourn OF Dodge City, Kas.; Artnu&I
Adams OF Dodge City, Kas.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-14
CARL VAN RIPPER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.

PUBLICATION NOTICE,


STATE OF KANSAS. 90
void County, o.
T. II. Traynor VS. B j Beimer,
b. j Beimer, youAle hereby notified that
nm the 2i day of Janu iry, 1907, YOU were sued
by the alb We named plaintiff before 7. X.
Hobble "A Justice OF the peace IN ana for
10 re City township, Ford county Kansas.
for the sum of sos; and on the above date
an order OF garnishment was issued the A. I
&SF Ry. Co. to secure the amount and costs
of suit the above entitled case is set Tor
hearing on the 4th day OF April. 1907. at IL
o'clock IL m. and If defendant fails to APP
pear, plaintiff will take Judgment for $3o45
and costs of suit. r. II, TRAYNoR
Plaintiff.
Attest z. r. HoBBLE
First Published March T, 1907
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
stare of Kansas, Ford County, ~:
w. Vanordstrand, VS., T. p. Terry, Defend
ant.
r p. Terry You are hereby notified that on
the 9th day of February. 1871 you we're su q
By the above named plaintih before L. X.
Hobble Il Justice of the peace IN ana Tor
Dodge City township, Ford county, Kansas,
for the sum OF $l73 and on the above dhie
an order of garnishment was issued to the
A. T. " :. F. Ry. Go TO secure the amount
and co ts OF suit, the above entitled case Is
set Tor hearing on the 4th day OF April, 1917,
at 10 o clock Il m and If defendant fail to
appear plaintiff will take Judgment for sl7.Sl
and costs of suit.
W =. vANoRDsTRAND Plaintiff.
Attest: P. II HoBRLE.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18

this country by prominent pugilists'
In discussing this subject yesterday he
said: "Why, over in Australia, boxer
takes colored man as he comes. IL
lie is a decent sort of a chap, he IS
only too pleased to give him match,
and if he is bad actor, he is tickled
to death to get him into the ring ana
give him a sound thrashing. The .peo'
pie who follow the game IN my country
cannot understand why Jeffries draws
the color line and we were very much
surprised to hear that he persistently
declined to enter the ring with dark
skinned boxer. Squires stands ready
10 fight any heavyweight in the world
if he is victorious in his first go here
and there will be no quibbling over his
color" Bill Squires, who was an in
ierested listener, spoke uD and said:
"Hin my Hisland country if they don't
like a coon they cawn't wait till they
get i'm hinto the ring so as to knock is
bloomin' cad Off That's what jeff
should do Hif e 'ates the coons, why
don't e fight them and lick them
, bloody ard?"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18
Big LEAGUE GOSSIP

Lave Cross is one old-timer who is
rlaying as we'll as he ever did in his
career.
George Stone, the heavy hitter of the
st. Louis club, got bad start and
will have a hard time catching up
with the other sluggers. Lack OF
spring practice is said to be the cause
:: :: J!
Joss of Cleveland has found a way
TO hit the splitter He says the way
to hit it is to watch it closely and hit
it on the dry side.
Kleinow is catching the game OF his
life for Clark Griffith and bids to have
4 great year. When playing with Oak
land this backstop did not show his
lest form, for he went out with tho
boys too often.
Criger, Bostons star backstop, has
recovered his old form, and is a big
help to Taylors team, which was weak
behind the plate last year.
t J: :; ..
! Laporte uses the heaviest stick in
the American League, and he is one
of the hardest hitters.
u & J:
Griffths pitching staff this yeal
will be Orth, Keefe, Doyle, Clarkson
llOff and himself.
. :: :: e
! Bob ljnglaub doesn't choke up his
bat as much as he used to, and he is
sending the outiielders back to The
pines
:: :. u
Kitson is the only Washington
pitcher using the spit" this season.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18
IN THE REALM OF SPORT

r. L. Doherty. who with his brother,
Il. f. Doherty, won the Davis Cup for
England last year and is the holder OF
the singles lawn tennis championship,
said that he would not defend any
He would not, he said,
play for England against America this
year In tact, he would not play lawn
tennis in public during the present
season.
I; q :;
Newcastle Ireland, May Sin the
second round of the ladies golf cham
piOnship tournament, which began
here yesterday, Miss Margaret Curtis
ll Boston today defeated Mrs CraW-
lord by 4 up and tO play,
" u u
London MAY S-The Chester cum, d
aandican ot Z500 apyoreisns for 2-}ear-
bids aud upward az two miles and a
quarter was run 40 Chester today and
WAS won W Quedda Hibiuni WAS ser
Wt and lrmibI was thlb Twelve
uura. alUupl QuurIia. Wulvh la a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18
TENNIS RESULTS

The following games of tennis were
PLAYED at the Beretania Tennis Courts
and show the results Of the games
played in the classification tennis tour
nament this week: M. A. Wells beat
e. Rowell, by default; c. G. Bockus
beat r. G. e. Forster, CT, S-6; DR.. Will
hanson beat T. Richards, 6-1, 60; w.
Warren beat Geo. F. Davies, 60, 6-2;
Nj. A. Wells beat r. B. Booth, GO, GO;
w A. Wall beat l.. J, Warren, Ga, 60,
X. c. Van Vlet beat DR.. Wilkinson,
GO, GO; II. Cooper beat 7. Richards
i,y default: C. G. Bockus beat L. Lew
Brain by default; A c. Wall beat
Dr. Sheldon by default; r. c. Van
Vliet beat Capt. Combs, by default; w.
Warren beat P J. Harwood, 6-3, Cd;
C.. II. Olson beat l.. j. Warren, Oh,
2-6, 6-1.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18

French horse, was ridden by Johnny
Reiff, the American jockey, and won
by length and half. The betting
was 80 to against Querldo, lOO 10
S again Bibiani and to | against Tor
loint. Bridge OF Canny, ridden by
Danny Maher, the American jockey
was fourth.
London. MAY "a verdict of muir
der was returned in the Croydon Po-
ice court today against Pedar Pal
mer, the English pugilist, who killed
Robert Choat April oath by beating
him while they were returning from
the races in railroad car.
:! 8: ::
Berlin, May G.-"Bobby" Walthollr
the American bicycle rider, met with
serious accident at Kefurt yesterday.
After winning a fifty-kilometer heat
against Van Der Stuyft, Walthour fell
from his wheel just after crossing the
finish line, striking his heat against a
wooden rail He was carried to the
hospital unconscious.
:: :: ):
New York, May 6.-An official no.
tice has been received from the Eng
lsh Lawn Tennis Association relative
to the international challenge made for
the Dwight Davis cup. 1t states that
arrangements have been made to play
The preliminaries between America and
Australia at Wimbledon on Saturday,
Monday and Tuesday, July 18th, 18th
and 18th and the challenge tie with
the winning nation against the Eng
fish holders Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday, July GOTH 22d and 23d