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The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
LYNCHBURG SHUT OUT.
Norfolk Gives Good support 40
ChenauIt, a New Recruit.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Norfolk. Va, May 22.-The steady pitch
ing Of Chenault. who pitched last season
for the Indianapolis American Association
team. enabled Norfolk to shut out Lynch
burg-s to 0-to-day. Jordan got lis
bumps from his old-tine comrades, but
wild throwing was responsible for most
Of the runs made by Norfolk, four being
scored on a throw Of that kind to first
from third in the sixth inning Score;
RHE
Sorfolk................ 1000 KS 10 /
Lynehburg. g..-.........- 0 0 &C Z
Batteries-chenault and Smith; Jordan aud West
lake. Umpre-MT. O'Neil.
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OPENING AT HAGERsToWN.
Home Team Defeats Carlisle Indians
In Fast Game.

Special to The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Md. May 22.-Despite wet
grounds. the opening game Of ball In
Hagerstown was held this afternoon with
the Carlisle Indian School team as the
attraction. Hagerstown won, by 3 TO g.
the big score and numerous errors being
due largely to the wet field and ball. As
the result of the latter. the pitchers suf-
fered most.
Webster, who started to pitch for Ha-
gerstown, retired in the fifth. in favor Of
Merchant. Carlow was hit hard The
formal opening exercises included short
address by Mayer William L. Hammond,
who pitched the first ball q big crowd
was IN attendance.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
Criminal oourt No. i.
IusTICE sTAFFORp

sIHAAAL oAAE EEOEEs
United States rs eBenson-D Dinond- Schneider
eonspdrseyi on trial Attorneys, A 5. WoTthington.
a. a. BEney. r. G. Donsldson, J. c. Campbell,
and T. f. EsnieTbeeT.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
United states vs.. Salvatore ZaEame: canal kndsi-
edge; sentence 70 pCnitentiau for ten years. De-
fsndant's attorney. Pacs ObsTln.
Uritsd states IS RAYMOND Proctor. sams: sen
tsnos same Defendants attorneys. Foster & Leiby.
United States IS. Charles Bessley; attempt 20
rape sentence same. Defendants attorney, A. W..
Scott.
United States vs- William Preston housebresk-
ing md larceny sentence same
United States vs. Arthur Simmons, forgery; con
tinued. Defendants attorney. ". c. Chase.
United States vs.. George Richards. robbery; plea
not guilty withdrawn. plea guilty entered and with
drawn and plea rot guilty entered. Defendant 5
stiafnss. L {. DHtt0n and 6. H. Macdonald.
In re uunscyi George A HAWKINS rule 30 show
cause discharged. Attorneys, J. Il. stswsrt-Hemsns
& Collins
Habess corpus:
No. 4S5. In re Sadie johnson; order releasing
petitioner.
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Ennifv snifa.

No zsl5 Thos O. MAY rs Lawrence Watson ct
al; to enforce mechanics lien Attorney. r ".
McReynolds
No. Isl6 May M. Lsavy Is Albert A Leavy
divorce mersa q there, injunction, sc. Attorney,
Darr. Peyser Taylor
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streets northeast, al 7'SJ D. m
The Fifth Baptists elinehed their hold
on second place yesterday in the Sunday
School League by defeating Waugh in an
interesting game. by to 2
Green was the star Of the contest. al
lowing only four scattered bingles and
tanning thirteen batsmen- Keller, of
Waugh, played 8 good game at third
ba se Score
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Batteries -Wayside NcGshey aud Harris
-. T...-.-.-a - I-L.-----l

BaITtIIts aIfiItl IIF7HIIFI H'i ttaIfia NaIIL-
ersburg Diamond and sherwood.
The Gaithersburg Athletics will have
double header at Gsithersburg on May
80, with Washington Athletic Club, and a
big crowd is being arranged for The
Slideu Club of his section will play
Poolesville on their home grounds to-
morrow,
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Potomacs Lose Initial Contest 20 81.
Joseph's by IS 20 Z.

". L. Pct W.LPet
St. ui'5sTi1H JosspRs. IA Pot5macs.... 90
To-dav's Eame-St Yincent's vs. Commissioners
at Thirteenth aud streets northeast, st 30.
Before a crowd that encircled the entire
diamond, the Potomaes, which PLAYED its
first game in the Marquette League. yes
terdav, went down 10 defeat before the
St. Joseph's squad, by the one-sided score
Of IS to =
.aanager Rogers boys had their batting
eve with them, and what they did not
do to Ebbert's delivery would not be
worthy Of mention. Despite the fact that
at times the fielding OF both teams was
ragged. the spectators seemed TO enjoy
the contest The stick work of DTeager
and Kerr Was creditahle Sccre:
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DIAMOND WINS GAME.
TyyirIs GaIthersburE 10 Victory
over Wayside Team.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Boyds. Nd, May 22-Yesterday at
Gaithersburg a fine game OF ball was
played before a large crowd, the home
team winning by 70 1
Diamond. who has been pitching gilt
edge ball for Georgetown this spring. and
a regular pitcher Of the Geithersburg
Athletic Club did fine work. First Base
man Marshall. Of Gaithersburg had ten
assists at FIRST. Diamond getting the put
out on each occasion.
Diamond pitched a nice game. but did
not receive the support he should have
had at second. Dutrow doing poor work.
The Wayside is a strong club from near
Rockville, in Montgomery County. but
could not deliver the goods at critical
times. Score:
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GAMEROSEBEN THIRD
BelmOnt's Priscillian Takes
ClaremOre Handicap
KILLING MADE ON PARKvIEw
Backed from Down 20 Is TO ., in
Opening Event, and Lands winner.
Four Favorates Are Defeated and
BooISmakers Are Big Winners on
the Day at Belmont Park.

New York. May 22.-August Belmont's s
Priscillian again proved that he IS one
of the star three-year-olds when he won
the CIarem ore Handicap. at six and a
half furlongs. over a sloppy track at
Belmont Park to-day. He closed an equal
favorite with Roseben.
Rosimiro. an added starter, went out
with Roseben at the start, and set a
killing pace. Roseben, with 129 pounds
up, could not get away from Rosimiro
in the run to the head of the stretch.
where both backed UP. Then Notter let
Priseillian have his head, with the result
that he rushed TO the front and won
easily by length and a half King Co
Dalt finished in the place with ROseben.
third
A killing with Parkview. backed from
6 down to IS 10 3, went through in the
opening race.
Taboo, wno closed an equal favorite
with Dander, showed much gameness in
the second race and won by a head from
Right Sort
Tony Bonero. 4 10 /. made all the run
ming in the fifth race. and Lord Stanhope
won the last race by two lengths.
Four favorites were defeated. and near
ly every bookmaker quit a big winner
on the day.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-seyen and one-half furlonss. Park
view 30 lMcCarhy). Is to s. won; Col. Jacs, lli
NicDaniel. 10 5 second. Aletheuo III tN0tter
8 10 2 third. Time 81 S. THREE starters,
SECOND RACE-Fiye fgrlongs Taboo, g Sumter
70 J. won Right Sort l07 AicDanel 10 10 l. second
Gliding Belle, les lBrussen l5 10 J. third. Time
15l l-5 Miss Highland. Bonnie Kelso, Dsnder
Fore. Warden, Harold Junior, Helen Hills, Donation
ard Joe Caters sls0 ran.
THIRD RACE-Six and onehsE fuflongs PTl-
scinisn. III CN0tterl, 10 l. Won King Cobalt. l02
Mccarthy TO I. second; ROseben, l2s shaw, 2
10 J. third. Time. q Is Rosimiro and StsFgoWau
also rsn.
FOURTH RACE-Four and One-half fTlongs
Ogemah, los D. Lee, Is to /. won Grania, loS
ttiarner1. 10 l. second; Dr.. Pillow, los Mcdaniel
Is 70 J. third. Time, 0;54 Is Golden View Uncle
Walter. and David Warield also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Seven fITlOngs Tony Bonero, 10
tNOtrerl 10 l. Won, Autaels 100 lNusgrs7e1, %
J. second; Master Robert 100 Fulton, 10 ), third
Tine. I23 S. Beiolin also ran
SIXTH RACE-i}ne mile. Lord Stanhope, IS
(Henul. Is 10 l. Won, Bellwether, 81 tkoeTnerl,
even. second; Druid, iN iNotterl. 20 l. third
Time. l3 0bert, Bauyah Missouri Lad. Palette,
Masanenlo. Castlswood. and Bill also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA.
For a Pleasant, inexpensive
Summer Outing fS8 Lexington, Va.

feet. about 80 miles from Washington Noted for
rs agreeable climate, superb scenery, eool nights,
absence Of m0squitoes Coli tennis. fishing and
hunting 10 season Tor information. address BOARD
OF TRADE, LEXINGTON, Va.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
CARS TO KENslNcToN

IRON 18th ss and y. I ave. every IS minutes. Psss
Beck Greek Bridge. PARK, MAIN ENTRANCE zoo.
to Chevy Chase Lake. Connect sith Kenssngtos
cars Round trip tickets. 9es Ct Fusselk =
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Equity Court NO. i.

Equity Court NO. 1.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 27Tf5. Hsincks rs HeiHeks. rule discharged.
Attorneys. c. J. Z. Graf aud T. Z. Mitchell
Wolf & Rosen0eTg.
No 256l9 Duany trustee. rs. Wsggamsn ct al.
receivers auth Jrized 10 sell Attorneys. Maddox &
Gatley-Thomps0n 4 Lasky.
No. 26l59. Washington Tobacco Company ct al. vs.,
Smith et al referred 20 auditor. Attorneys, Wolf
Rosenberg-E l.. Gies
Ne. H70a. Curtis IS Curtis referred TO exam
iner. Attorneys. c. Il. Syme and ". b. FoTie-J'
McD. tarrlngtGn.
No. H2s2 Kaiser " Kaiser referred 10 auditor
Attorneys. w. c. Baiderson and Barnard & John
son-Douglss & Douglas
No. 1850 Lewis st al ". Severance et al; rils
retunable May. -, 1905 Attorneys. 6. H Lamar
Homef GuerFy.
No. 92l3. Harrison vs. Harrison limit time q
take testimony. Attorneys, W. p Williamson and
T. b Notwithstanding s RTsudenUug and
w ". Douglas
No gTa Savage IS. Csilsghan; case dismissed.
Attorueys. C. W DaFis-A Il. Bell
No. z7a Wakefield IS Wakefield; rule return
able May 2 Attorneys W. j. Lambert aud K. h.
Yeatmsn.
No. 2756. Ger vs.. Ger; rsfersucs to examine and
time limited. Attorneys. g. ". Drew-Campbal
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No Z755. Arlington Fire InEuFancs Company "
Hamilton; order OF April % amended Attorney
T. A. Jones
No 2isl2 DAVIS Va Knott; bond reduced. At
toTneys Leckie Fulton d cow. r AndrsWs
No. 2l50. GAVIN ". Railway Mail Association
mou0n 10 cuash service by publication sustained
Attorneys, A, A. LiIscomb and " L. Ellison-E,
f. Colloaay
No 2l552 Horne y. Horne; rule as 10 eontempi
discharged. Attorneys. Albert SilleTs and Edwin
FoHest-W. p Plumlsy.
No. EsD. Brown Richardson; commissioner
fee ordered paid Attorneys. Schwartz & StTas
buger-T. L. Jsford and J. T. Hunter.
No. sf5i Sanders vs. Davis; security Tor costs
ordered. Attorneys Brsndenbgrg & BFsndenbgFg-
r. r. PsrTy and H. Z. Davis
No. Gf75. In re Conrad ObeThsusli; change o.
name ordered. Attorneys, G. c. Gertman snd c
II. Bauman.
No. 1855 Proctor rs. Proctor; defendant re
strained. Attorneys. Edwin FoTTsst-F. Z. Mitchell
No. 1875. Art Marble Company vs. Albsugh: 81
curity Tor costs ofdeUd refunded. Attorneys, n
George and Al. {. MaEsis-H- r Blair.
No. z0l Scott Is. Mills; sals en3Oined. at
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Fifth Takes Interesting Game from
Waugh-ScOre, 8 to 2.
sTANnING nF THE TEAMS

To-day's game Grace vs.. First. at Sixth and D
streets northeast, at $50 p. m.
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DISTRICT COURTS.

Court OF Appeals.
Adjourasd from day 20 dag untI Tuesday. June
Z. 1903
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
Beiair Defeats Frederick.

specal 10 The Washington Herald
Frederick. Nd. May 22.-The Belair
baseball team defeated the Frederick
team at New Athletic Park this after
noon, by the score OF I to 1. Stub Brown,
formerly Of the Baltimore National
League team. pitched for the visitors.
Although the local boys were able to hit
him, he kept the hits so scattered they
were not able 10 score but the one run.
eeore:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-23
TO MOUNT VERNON,
STR. CHARLES MhCALEsTER.

Daily 10 a. 81. aud 1:4S D. m. (suEdays
excepted). Fare--Round trip. iHcludlnE
admission, TJc.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-16
LAST DROP IN MISERY'S CUP
UngaIIant Remark of Youth Com.
pIeted Woman's Day Of Woe.

The woman who had shopped until
the closing gong had sounded stood
at the transfer station and awaited
the suburban trolley.
What" she wearily asked herself,
docs it profit woman If she does
gain the elusive bargain and loses
every trace of physical freshness?'
Presently the car came along. 1t
had the usual fringe Of humanity
strung along the running-board, and
the woman resignedly prepared to
stand between the seats, when a
grimy youth rose and rendered her his
place. Protesting family, she sank
into 1t guiltily and registered vow
never to shop overtime again.
In due time several seats were va
Gated, and the woman looked hopefully
toward her knight.
Jimmy" a friend of his was saying,
there's room inside now. Why don't
you sit DOWN."
And the last drop of discomfort was
added to the woman's cup Of humilia-
ton when Jimmy responded:
"Aw, what's the use? No sooner
I'll get me legs stretched when another
old hen will get on and I'll have to hop
up!"
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-16
Cooked in a Steam of Wine.

French cooking-cooking regarded
as fine art-seems to me a waste Of
talent" said millionaire. take, for
instance, Joseph, the chef whom one
of the Vanderbilts brought over at a
salary of $4,000, and who left Amer
lea in disgust, declaring that, in cul-
mary matters, we were ignorant and
uncouth barbarians.
"Josephs best dish is poularde la
Marivaux. He takes very tender
pullet, wraps it in the belly Of a
young lamb and swathes the parcel in
bacon. He lets the puIlet absorb the
flavor of the lamb and the bacon, and
then he cooks it-cooks it how? In
the steam arising from a pint Of old
Scotch whisky blended with quart
of fine port.
There" ended the millionaire,
"you have the fine art Of cooking.
Isn't 1t a waste of time?"
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-16
NOT MEANT FOR THE INSIDE.
Indian Departed from Tribal Custom
In tha Use of Paint.

An Oklahoma Indian is said to have
made a painful mistake the other
day. In his haste to quench mad.
dening thirst he drank quart or
two Of paint, supposing 1t to be his
favorite spurious liquor.
The Indian of the aboriginal days
frequently used paint, but never ,on
the inside. He had a preference for
decorations that could be seen. He
took no delight in chromatic dia-
phragm. He cared nothing for a sky
blue inner consciousness.
Perhaps 1t was owing to these facts
that the Indian who drank the paint
almost Immediately conveyed the i'm
preston that it did not harmonize
with his ordinary tone color. He
conveyed this impression by seeking
the tribal medicine man. He sought
him with large horizontal leaps, emit
ting highly colored yelps of anguish at
every stride, and blowing rainbow col
ored paint bubbles at each respiration.
No doubt the medicine man was
surprised at the sufferers appearance.
He was still more surprised when he
saw the patients tongue. There was
nothing like that tongue in the entire
medical library. And when he went
deeper and caught sight Of the pa
tents throat he felt like burning his
diploma and whooping to the woods.
Nevertheless, he rallied and grap-
pied with the case and separated the
man from the landscape and removed
the fresh paint sign, and presently the
Indian was in a condition to return to
his wigwam, sadder and wiser and
much less decorative man.-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
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First Published January 10th. 1908.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
The State of Kansas to G. E. Atkins,


You will take notice that you have
been sued before Richard W. Evans, Jr., a
Justice of she Peace within and for Dodge
City Township, In Ford County, Kansas, by
Loose Wiles Cracker and Candy Company,
a corporation, as plaintiff and that unless
You answer the bill of particulars filed In
said suit by said plaintiff on or before the
24th day of February, 1908, said bill OF par.
tculars viii be taken as true and Judgment
will be rendered against you accordingly for
the recovery. of one hundred twenty seven
and 80 ($l27 e0) dollars for goods, wares and
merchandise sold and delivered by plaintiff
to defendant at the special instance and
request of defendant, and that the goods and
chattels heretofore attached herein by order
of the above named Court and Justice and
which are now.held in custody of the Sheriff
of Ford County. Kansas, consisting of the
entire stock and fixtures at and In the front
room of the onesstory frame building on the
north end of lot 81 Chestnut Street, Dodge
City, Ford County. Kansas, the same being
the goods and .chattels at and in the store
heretofore conducted by you in said place,
will be sold and the money received from
said sal @ applied first, to the payment of
the costs of this suit; and second TO the pay.
ment OF plaintiff judgment
Winess my hand this 18th day OF Janu-
ary. 1908. RICHARD w. EVANS JR,
Justice OF the Peace.
Carl Van Ripper. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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First Publication January 10th, 1908,
DUPLICATION NOTICE
The State of Kansas to o. u. At

Tne StaLe OI huLSab W v. E' AtklhS,
You will take notice that you have been
sued before Richard W. Evans, Jr., a justice
of the peace within and for Dodge City
Township Ford County, Kansas, by The
Underwood Il Viles Gold Storage Company
corporation as plaintiff, and that unless
you answer the bill of particulars filed In
said suit by said plaintiff on or before the
oath day of February, 1908, said bill OF par.
ticulars will be taken as true and judgement
will be rendered against you accordingly for
the recovery OF Thirty Dollars and twenty
ave cents $3.50. .25) for goods, wares and mer
chandse sold and delivered by plaintiff to
defendent at the special instance and request
OF defendent, and that certain goods and
chattels heretofore attached herein by order
of above named Court and Justice, and
which are now held In custody OF the sheriff
OF Ford county, Kansas, consisting Of the
entire stock and fixtures at and In the front
room of the one story frame building on
the north end of lot q Chestnut Street, In
Dodge City, Ford county, Kansas, the same
being the goods and chattels at and In the
store heretofore run and conducted by you
in said place, will be sold and the money
received from said sale applied, first, to the
payment of the costs OF this suit, and Sec
ond to the payment Of plaintiffs judgement.
Witness my hand this 18th day of
RICHARD EVANS, in.
Justice Of the Peacc.
A. b. fsEFvEs,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-16
His Lucky Afterthought.

The poet had written the line:
70, why should the spirit Of mortal
be proud?"
Then he was about to enumerate
few of the thousands of reasons why
human beings should indulge proper
feeling of pride over their history,
their marvellous achievements, and the
sublime deeds of the great and good
men who, In all ages Of the world,
have served as beacon lights for their
fellow men, when a thought struck
him.
"Shucks!" he said. "That sort Of
thing won't go. If you want to hit the
popular taste you've got to do the
lugubrious. I'll bore for the readers
tears!"
So he trumped up a lot Of reasons
why people should be sad, mourn
All, and humble, and his poem lived.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-16
The contented Tramp.

steinlen, the Partisan humorist, has
given us picture Of an ancient tramp.
with hair and beard as white as wool.
who sits In a patch Of unoccupied land
on the outskirts of the city at the end
Of a long suburban thoroughfare, a
street that was once road, perhaps.
Content, II not happiness, is the old
tramp's present share In the worlds
temporaiities. "Un sou de pain" he
soliloquizes, "et deux sous de tabac, Ia
terre peut continuer a turnner."--Lon-
don Outlook.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-16

CLYDE Zimmermann, repairing tabIe....
The official bond of Potts, trus-
tee OF Dodge township was approved.
RS Crane was elected county as
SCISSOR for the years 1908 and 1909.
Tuesday, January 7th, 1908.
The board of county commis.
sioners met ut the court house at 800
u. m, with all members present and
the following business was transaced:
CLAIMS APPROVED AND ALLOWED.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-16

lot SALE-Be sure to be there on
January 20.
Several good town lots for sale. In
quire Of Frank Locke.
! Rev. f. w. Imboden has been i'll with
the grippe.
Frank Martin IL recovering from his III
ness Of the past several weeks and ex-
rects to resume his duties as deputy
county treasurer next week.
James M. Bell, will be the assessor OF
Merchants stocks and corporations in
Dodge City.
Mis- Belva Shsfer, who has been visit
ing her parents at the Soldiers Home,
returned to Hutchinson last week to ac-
cept position as stenographer.
Fl. p. McCaustland Of Bucklin was in
this city Wednesday
Bert Bogart, deputy sheriff Of Bucklin
was in Dodge City Tuesday.
Stanley Connaway, who has been very
sick the past three weeks, is improving.
Lyman L. Cr0tts OF Reno county, was
in Dodge City this week visiting his cous-
in Frank Martin, and looking after his
land in Il chland township.
SALESMAN WANTED to look after Our
interest in Ford and adjacent counties.
Salary or Commission. Address
THE HARVEY OIL co. Cleyeland, O.
7. B. Hogan sold lot in the north
part Of Dodge City, Tuesday, to John Ii,
School who will Immediately commence
the building of new residence.
s. l.. Clute, the hardware merchant OF
Mlnneola, made trip to this city Mon
day in his automobile, while here be
was a guest at the s. P. Reynolds home.
J. r. Caldwell of Wilburn was in this
city Saturday on his way to Philadelphia
where he will have his eyes operated on.
Mr.. Caldwell Is an old resident of this
county,
Jules Murry's production Of George v
Ilpbart'n new automobile love story,
"The Wheel Of Love-" will be brought
here in the very near future. In 1t Paul
Gilmore is starring. Mr.. Gilmore, re-
membered with affection for his excel
lent work last season as the "Varsity
stroke In cat Yale" has still better
part in "The Wheel of Love"-a stronger
J more manly part, part that will cap
ture the matinee gill, as well as the
more mature men and women in the aud
fence.
Wanted for U. s. army: Able bodied
unmarried men between ages of q and
81 citizens Of United States, of good
character and temperate habits, who can
speak. read and write English. Men
wanted for Philippine Service. For In
formation apply to Recruiting Officer
room 2. above City Shoe store, Dodge
City. Kas. II
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SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.
First Published Dec. 18th, 1907.
State Of Kansas)

Ford County,
In the District Corrt of Ford county
Kansas.
The State of Kansas to Charles NJ. Moots
and --Moots his wife whose Christian
name is to plaintiff unknown. and II they or
either of them be dead then their unknown
and trustees, GREETING
You and each of you will take notice that
you have been sued In the District Court of
Ford county, Kansas, in an action wherein
Cyrus A. Wing and Herbert q. Wing are
plaintiffs and you are defendants and that
unless you answer the petition file1 by said
plaintiffs on or before the oath day of Jan
uay, 1908, the allegations in said petition
will be taken as true and judgement rem.
dered against you accordingly quieting,
confirming and perfecting plaintiffs title to
and possession of the following described
lands and tenements. The Northeast quar-
ter (A) dissection Fourteen O4) in Township
Twenty five (25) S., Range Twenty five (o5)
: West of the 9th Principle Meridian, in Ford
County, Kansas, and that you be forever bar.
red enjoined and estopped from setting up or
| asserting any right title interest OF estate in
OF to said premises or any part thereof. ad. .
verse to the plaintiffs and for costs of this
suit.
In witness whereof / have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said Court
this 26th day of November A. d. 1907
| [SEALl H. II, WELLS
| Clerk District Court.
| g, L. WING,
/ Atty. for Plaintiffs.
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Great pIanIax to aa Hold.

A great pageant of Darkness and
Light" a series Of descriptive repre-
sentations oc famous scenes in the
history Of missions, is being arranged
for the exhibition Of the London Mis-
sionary society. to be held in London
next June. an affair for which 10000
helpers have enlisted,