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Carl Van Riper made Il trip to An
hony few days ago with Representa-
tive Jack Incl, where they closed land
deal tor Mr. Imel The section OF land
bought there by Mr.. Incl was bargain.
He has already been offered an advance
Of S4 per acre on 1t, giving hun a chance
to mako nearly $250O in a week.
The Weather Bureau building was in
spected today by Mr. e. G. Calvert and
will be accepted practically without any
changes As soon as the acceptance be-
come. official, Observer Baldwin will oc-
cupy the building both as a residence
and an office.
Notice to Hunters.
No hun:ing alIOwea On any land own
ed or controlled by Elmer Riley or on
the Virginia ranch. 2t
@ i Peterson, tue Front Street tailor
is suff riBg from stroke Of paralysis
His daughter Namle Peterson and
bruther-in law. Arthur Morrison, arrived
this week troiD lola 10 look after him.
The hotel proposition seems to be
coming 10 life again. Different parties
have been getting prices on those corner
lots that lplong to 7. F. Garner. You
can never lell what Garner will do, and
, he mignt sell these lots. Dodge City is
a grea' location for hotel, and II we
don't ge, ons 5000. we will lav the blame
on Garner for holding on TO those lots.
s T. Williams and J. E Williams, Of
the Millinery and Variety store, will soon
have the stock Strengthened up In their
store. Their advertisement will be
found In this iseue. It ls understood that
the adjnstOrs have arranged for the set.
tlement o. the insurance. and fortunately
for Mr.. and Mrs. Williams they will have
the holiday trade In spite Of the fire.
The interruption to their business Of
course has been quite loas, but they
are glad that 1t has been no worse.
A trunk full OF noises is new idea 70
most people, but those who visit the OPP
era HOu-e will hear the noises stored 10
the "property trunk" Of the Motion Pic.
ture Co. OF Washington D. @. The clat-
ter OF hoofs. roar and whistle Of the
train, the claDR Of the street car gong
and the thousand and one noises Of
Of every day life are presented with
startling realism. The pictures are clear,
steady and brilliant and many Of them
magnidcently hand colOred. presented In
thoroughly artistic manner, and cover
Lug wide variety Of subjeots suited to
all.
Remember the date Friday, Nov. IL.
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First published October 2s, 1891
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

The State OF Kansas to the following
named persons. II living, or II dead, then
the unknown heirs devises, administrators,
executors and trustees of such persons, and
each OF them, to- wit: w, ). Brown Mrs w.
s. Brown. his wife, Fred +. Gray Mrs, Fred
r. Gray, his wife, l.. NJ Prouty, Mrs l.. VI.
Prouty, his wife, NJ Hoffman Mrs M HOff-
man, his wife, j X. Taylor, Mrs. J Tay.
lor, his wife, Re ben Small, Jr, Mrs. Reuben
Mrs. August Crumbaugh. his wife. and the
unknown trustees successors and assigns
of the following named corporations, which
have ceased to have q legal existence, to-
wit The Western Farm Mortgage Com
pany. and the Ford Town Company, greet
ing;
you have been sued in the District court Of
Ford County, State OF Kansas, by Charles G.
Brink, as plaintiff. and that unless you an.
swer the petition filed In said suit by said
plaintiff on or before the 10th day OF Decem-
Der, 1909, said petition will be taken as true
and a Judgment Will be rendered against
you and each of you accordingly quieting
and confirming plaintiffs title in and Co the
following des ibed real estate, to wit: all
of blocks Is and %, and lots |, 2, s. 4, and
of block 20 In the City OF Ford, County OF
Ford, State OF Kansas, and said judgment
will bar and forecOse you and each of you
and from any and all interest, right and tie
which you or any OF you may have or caim
to have In and to said real estate or any.
part thereof
Witness my hand and the official seal OF
the above named Court this 18th day OF
October, 1909.
[sRAL Clerk of the District Court.
SUTToN'& VAN RIPER,
Attorneys for Plainnf.
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Won't Slight A Good Friend.

''If ever l need . cough medIoine
I know what to get" declares Mrs, =.
L. Alley OF Beals, No., "for after using
ten bottles Of Or Kings New Discovery
and seeing its excellent results 10 nv
own family and Others, am convinced
1t 10 The rest medicine made tor Coughs,
Colds and lung trouble" Every ons
who tries It feels just that way Relief
10 felt a. once and It's quick cure surprises
you. For Bronchitis. Asthma, Hemor-
rhsge, Group. LaGrippe, Sore Throat,
pain In chest or lungs Its supreme, Soc
aud $lOO Trial bottle free, Guar
anteed by Palace Drug Store.
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Eead the Globe-Republcan Advertisements. 1t pays!
ae3 " Il Ga'dner entertsiued the
"A ''ew li gub yesterday afterDoon

aw. " Il Gardiner eutertsiued the
"A ''pw.ii aub Yesterday afterDoon.
For keu Furnished ro0ms lor light
uua-rR-rpng at Mrs. Enderey's TWO
n r4- f tne post ofIlce Phone l47
.- uzr, of Wicbua, Is here Tor
sf ped >,' visit with his aup', Mrs
Nua
Is , yf4u- and George Gilbert re.
,g,utu-4 .s Netk from tip % New
M1ro
,He Nt~,-s DOlllng, who were en-
sn4tI iU TIE Bargain store have secured
@Hsfue PaxtOn, Kans., on III block
ay,rm ha oants Fe as telephone op-
,ton
Jacob las, the road lnas'er from here,
efus b.en tr,n.fetred 10 Hutch hsan and
81 W. p from west u here comes t
D5dge t.tt, Mr.. West, formerly road.
master "a Hu Crimson, is now sapernleu-
dea 0i - bonus system on this vision
Uadrr taJ- system twenty per ceUt Of
avg .aVug made is distributed among
We m-n
The Dodge City orchestra will play at
he Optra House on Friday night, the
opening night for the four evenings of
Motion Pictures. AT the low prices
charged tarre ought to be big attend
aGce AT tn Opera House Friday III ht.
The attraction here for that night has
beeu drawing card for the houses
wherever IL has been. See the ad else
where h this paper.
ar. Engli.h retired this week from the
real estate finn Of Hale d English, Mr..
Hale continuing the business. Mr.. Eng
fish has not announced his future In
GentiOns, but bis friends hope that what
ever tney may be that they will include
his continued residence 10 Dodge City.
The management Of the Opera House
flhas arranged with the Motion Picture
Company Of Washington, D. Q to show
-four nignIs, commencing Friday, Nov.
a2ih. This company mas been exhibit
ing IN neighboriDg towns for some
months and giving the greatest satis-
faction. They give one exhibit each
evening. Electric light is used and the
.snacbIne and booth are thoroughly fire.
.proof. 1'ne STOCK OF films is the largest
aud most expensive carried In this coun-
aFy. All pictures aEe accompanied BY
appropriate noise effects. Those at
tending the exhibits are promised rare
kreat each evening.
Admission 1ge TO 81.
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Charles Strpiff sold a half section Of
land near Howell this week to Stafford
man. The sale was made through Lopp
B os. e Wolfe.
l'he bapkers' association meeting at
Pratt this week voted to hold the meet
IN Dodge City mex year. This is "group
ix'' Of the association in Kansas.
D. Q, Tucker and wife returned Mon.
day from visit with his sister 10 Den.
YER. While away they visited Golden,
Colorado Springs, Manitou and many
olher poiuts Of interest.
II Is understood that an impressionhas
s0tten out IN some part Of the county
that reward was paid by the county for
the capture of Rawlings. No reward
was paid or is TO be paid BY this county.
this impression probably got out through
reward that was paid tJ Marshall Mad
den by individuals who were on Raw
llng's bond. II was private matter al
together. Some OF the blndsmen told
Marshal Madden privately that II be
cond help any on catching Rawlings,
they would pay hin reward, and this
reward was paid to him by them later.
Invitations tor dinner party to be
given on November % have been sent
out by Mr.. aud MRS. G. H Madison and
Mr.. and Mrs. Grobety
Photographer Steele has been making
some nice views of the Eureka Canal
near Ingalls, where the water is now run
ming in the ditch. The canal looks fine
down nearly TO the Ford county line and
the force of men are cleaning II out rap
idly.
Mr. and Mrs. P.ttijohn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Millikan are entertaining large
number Of guests at dinner party thii
evening.
The friends OF @. A. Guthrie were
pleased to see him out riding today. he
has had long Siege Of sickness, and to-
day was his first trip out.
L. A, Madison was one OF the attor-
neys In big law suit at Kinsley this
week.
Judge Finley has been holding court
at CimaTon this week. Judge Milton,
T. A. Scates, M. ". Sutton sad other at
torneys from here made trips to the
Gray county court during the week.
F.Q. Imboden and two sons, OF Ford
tewnship, went to Demirg, New Mexico,
last week 70 look over some prospective
land investments.
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Mrs. A. M. Adams
Teacher Of Piano
Graduate of X. N. Music School
Seventeen Years Experience
Studio ga
Second avenue Phone 3574
LEGAL Al veRTISEMENTS

First Published October 81, 1901
PUBLICATION NOTICE
In the District Court of Ford County, Kan.
sas.
Emma Boarly, Plaintiff
vs.
John W Bearly, Defendant
The 81 ate of Kansas to John W B-arly:-
You will take notice that You have been
sued In the above entitled court By Emma
Bearly, the plaintiff above named, for d.
vorce from you and for the care. custody
and control OF Glenn Bearly and Floyd Bear.
ly the minor children born to YOU and said
plaintiff, and unless you answer the petition
filed by the plaintiff In said suit on or before
the 9TH day OF December la9 said petition
will be taken as true and Judgement rendered
accordingly granting to plaintiff decree OF
divorce from You and giving to plaintiff tho
care. custody and control of said minor
children above named and such other and
further relief as to the Court may seem Just
and equitable
Witness my hand and the seal OF the
above named Court this 10Th day Of october,
1909 T. L. FRENCH
Clerk District Court OF Ford County, Kans.
Madison u Madison,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Annual Report Of Township Trees ursr.
pIsRuRSE N ENTs.

cord Township, III Ford County, Kansas Oct.
Is, 1909. "
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. s. Land Office at Dodge City, Kans..

U. s. Land Office at Dodge City, Kans., oct
rs, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Mitchell A..
Witherow, OF Cimarron, Kansas who, on
Jan Z, l@i, made homestead application No.
257S2 Serial, No. 056y7. for lots 8, 4, 8 and &c
or of NV or OF section 8, Township u,
Range 26 West 9Th p Meridian. has fled mt
ice OF intention to make FINAL Communication
Proof, to establish claim to the land above
described. before the Register and Receiver
of the u. s. Land office, ut Dodge City, Kan
sas, on the sth day OF December 1913.
Claimants names as witnesses:
Bennie Carr, of Cimarron. Kansas.
Jeduthan +. Carrier, OF Oimarron, Kansas.
Samuel Heron, of Cimarron, Kansas.
Dennis IL. Connaway, of Dodge CITY, Kans.
Ii. Y. MILLIKAN.
Register.
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Christian Church

he theme Tor the morning service
will be- some phase Of the Centennial
convention The evening service will
be eyangelistic. The attendance last
sunday evening was quite large. The
entire ssrvice .as unuauslly interesting.
The q. 8 10 in Q contest with the u.
r. Of the Larned Christian church and
now life and ia.erest 10 being manifested
In the work. Last Sunday the Larned
Society won easily over the Dsdge City
@. e. but It is expected that the reverse
will be realized next Sunday.
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Watch these pages for the Bargain Stores Great Salvage Sale

the great railroads, and the communitie1
ot sil sections behind the enterprise Il
has now assumed national importxncs.
The exposition 10 to bs 0eId ~ the
same time as the international lIvs stock
exposition, which brings annuity to
Chicago Dasrl, 500.O0O Visitors
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Z reproduction OF the Yosemite valley In
California, which no doubt will attract
thousands who have not mad the opp0r-
tunity to Geo this charming work Of
nature. Around the entire gallery paint.
ings eight feet BY twenty-five feet will
b from scenes selected f,om the finest
views In tho west and south.
Mllllsas ier Reclamation
Unole Sam has spent upwards Of ESQ.,
100000 In reclamation projects in the
west, and b greatly interested 10 the
colonization Of the arid lsnds Of the
wssurn United States.
The government exhibit will occupy
5000 square test, and one Of the most
Interesting features will be lectures BY
scientists from the different bureaus Of
the interior and agricultural departments.
The exhibit will not coDfine Itself en-
tirely to the lands 10 the United States,
hut Alaska will tell It's story, and the
Hawaiian exhibit will chow the develop.
msnt Of the islands under our American
government.
The bureau Of patents will illustrate
rhe evolution Of the greatest OF American
Inventions, the harvesting machine.
Railroads to Exhibit
The Rock Island F.i-co railroad sys-
I'm, with l6 QUO miles Of tracks, serving
.'ghteen staies, from the Dakotas down
the Gulf Of Mexico snd from the Mis-
.,ssppi river to the Rocky mountains,
will present at the exposition In graphic
md panorama exhibits The almost limit
lees agricul ural, horticultural, mineral
and forestry resorces II that vast domain.
rhe santa Fe 10 having baked at the
present time adobe brick in New Mexico,
and there will be erected M adobe house
al the exposition snch as one will only
see 10 the quaint towns Ia the south west
along that road.
lhe champion woman Indian rug
weaver and other Indians with their oc
cupations will be brought to the exposi-
tion to show the people that pleasure
from travel can be obtained best 10 our
own cruDtry
The Hartman linrs, In space Of z, 800
square feet on the main floor, are plan
Mug four beautiful p4noramas which
will take one up the Columbia, through
the orange groves Of California. down IN
lower Arizona and New Mexico, and on
visit to the rice fields I Texas.
Many States Represented
Colorado and Utah nav contracted for
space The Bitter Root valley 10 Mon.
tana will have an excellent exhibit.
From Idaho a number Of fruit valleys
Will be represented. The Twin Falls
country, the Boise and F.yette valley,
Shoshsne, Ricbfeld, and the Lost River
section all will have exhibits.
Louisiana and Minnesota will display
products from lands that have been
drained, and will show the process of
Yakima, Washington, will
make an apple display, and only last
Saturday the people OF Wenatchee tele-
graphed for reservations.
A izona is bound 10 have one Of the
most interesting exhibits at the exposi
tion. Several ostriches will be sent to
Chicago, orange trees bearing ripe
oranges, and a miniature house built Of
Arizona products will be the features of
their exhibit.
The plans, which will be carried out
by exhibitors from thirty states, all are
extremely interesting. Michigan is 60
ing to give away 1900 barrels Of apples.
The liberal support given the exposi.
tion has far exceeded the expectation Of
It's promoters With the government,
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LAND EXHIBIT
Exposition Planned by "TrIb-
uns" viii Point tho Way to
Opportunities In West
PICTURES AND PRODUCTS


The land resources and productA OF Oh
the states ln the west, and many In tbs
south, will be exploited this fall In tho
greatest exhibition ever held 10 single
building.
The United States Land and Irrigation
Exposition, which is being promoted
under the executive and financial re.
sponsibility Of The Chicago Tribune
will be held In the Nollseum frOm M.
vembsr 20 TO December I, this year.
It 10 the first exposition ever held solely
10 promote the colonization TO the new
land 10 this country, cow made avsilab''
IL home seekers, because Of the receu
reel ,mation Of vast expanses Of swamp
and arid tracts
Robert P. Cross, secretary Of the expo
sition, has Just returned from the west,
where cooperation has been gwen iu
connection with the support already as
sured from the southern states.
All Wish to Own Land
"Interest In colonization +" said Mr..
Cross, lie keener today than ut any time
In the history Of the country, Every one
seems to hive desire to own piece Of
land, II be has not got one, and II he has,
he wants bigger piece.
"The object Of the coming exposition
is to guide and insplre this 'land hunger
Of the nation. The irrigated lands Of the
west afford opportunities TOR tbouaanfs
Of new homes and drainage 10 the south
Is opening up vast territories which few
years ago amounted to nothing
"rhe cream Of American lands created
by these tremendous reclamation projects
should be peopled by Americans from
the cities. Young men looking for IN
opportunity are turning to the cultivation
Of the the SOIL"
Will Bs Unique Show
The exposition IS not to be an exhibit
Of pumpkins, mammoth potatoes or big
ears Of corn. II will be unique and will
illustrate the great advance In agriculture
with paintings, elaborate panOramas,
models, and transpaIe Iencies.
OF course there will be grains, sugar
beets, tons Of red apples, oranges from
California, Arizona and Florida, and
fruits OF all kinds The exhibitors will
nee these products 10 the general scheme
to show the visitor the country itself,
without asking him TO spend 81, 900 to
travel from one epd Of 1t to the other
A painting Of the Grand canon of the
Yellowstone will occupy 5000 square
feet in the north end Of the gallery. This
is the large reproduction of this famous
canon ever shown. A panorama of the
Grand canon is now at the A. Y. P. ex-
position 10 Seattle, and Is thirty feet
wide. The reproduction 10 the Coliseum
will be four times this size and ihous.
ands OF electric lights will seem to make
the water of the Yellowstone river fall
900 feet, as 1t does in reality.
At the south end Of the gallery will be
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-11
First Published Nov. II. 1901
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
State OF Kansas, Ford County.

State OF Kansas, FOid county.
YOrk. Key Mer. 90 vs J. w. Akers.
J. W. Akers you are hereby notified that
on the 9th day OF Oct. 1909 you were sued BY
the above named plaintiff before P. r. Hob
BILE, q Justice OF the Peace In and fer Dodge
sum Of S3s. .65 and on above date an order of
attachment issued to 7. K. French, district
clerk OF Ford county, Kansas to secure the
amount and costs Of suit. The above en-.
titled case IL set for hearing on the fourth
day OF Oecember 1909 at 10 O'Clock M. and
II Defendant failes to appear. Plaintiff Will
take Judgment for S38 66 and costs OF suit
YORK KEY NERO. co. Plaintiff
Attest P. r, H0BBLE, 4wks
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First Published Nov !, l909.1
PUBLICATION MOTIF Il.

The State of Kansas to the following
named persons, II living, or II dead. then to
the unknown heirs devisees, administrators
executors and trustees OF such persons. and
each of them towit: John A. Pore. Mrs.
John A Pore, his wife, o W. sutton, Mrs. o.
w. Sutton, his wife, Fora L. Robinson, Gas.
per W. Robinson, her husband, ZOrah L.
Robinson, Casper ". Robinson. her husband.
Reuben Small, Melissa ]. Small, his wife,
j. W Howe, Mrs. J W Howe. his wife, John
W. Howe, Mrs. John w. Howe, his wife, Geo,
w. Dake. Mrs George W. bake. his wife,
Richard Hertz, Mrs. Richard Hertz, his wife,
Lille Mann, and - Mann. her husband, and
unknown successors, trustees and assigns Of
the Ford Town Company, domestic cOrp0-
ration which has ceased to have legal ex.
istence
You and each OF you Will take notice that
you have been sued in the istrict Court Of
Ford County, State OF Kansas, by James M.
Incl, as plaintiff. and that unless you an.
swer the petition flied in said suit by said
plaintiff on or before the 18th day OF Dec.
1909, said petition will be taken as true
and judgment rendered against you and
each OF you accordingly quleting and con.
flrmlng plaintiffs title and posses ion in and
TO the following described real estate, TO-
wit; Lots O. ., 10, 20, 2f, 20. 2s and "A, OF block
80 of the City Of Ford, County OF
corded plat OF said City, and said Judgment
will bar and foreclose you aud each oi You
of and from any and all right, title or inter.
est that you or any OF yOu may have or
any part thereof.
Witness my hard and the ofiioial seal OF
the above named Court this srd day OF Nov
ember, 1905.
seal 7. e. RREgCH,
Clerk OF the District C0urt.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Church q Christ.

The Church OF Christ meet now at SO6
Esat Spruce Street 1t 1000 Q. N. You
ar cordial invited to attend.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
KENNEDY RETURNS
TO REFUTE RUNORS
Nevada Mining Man Says
Stories Were Circulated to
Hurt His Reputation

Refuting the story that he had left
town under suspicious circumstances.
Ernest Kennedy. the Nevada mining
man. returned yesterday and re-
occupied his apartments at the Fair
mont hotel
Il was simply down in Ventura,
where I went to see my wife and
child" said Kennedy yesterday after
noon. There is no truth in the
stories circulated about me during my
absence, but I know who started them.
They were simply made current to in
jure me in this city and Nevada, where
am heavily interested. 9
The report that I left behind me
an assortment of questionable checks
is not only untrue, but is absurd. NV
credit is all right There's nothing to
IL but that"
Kennedy is mining man from Cold
field who was at one+ime reputed to
be worth million, but has been about
San Francisco hotels for some time
he declared emphatically that he went
out OF San Francisco for the purpose
of visiting his family and that he re-
turned as soon as he learned that there
were unpleasant things being circu-
lated about him in this city.
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Local Brevities
ACCUSED OF EmREzz1EnEprr-r,n,

ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLEhEET-Lynn NJ.
Sconeld of the Western cut stone company So
day for the arrest Of Z. A. Shafer. secretary
OF the company, on a charge Of felony embezzle-
ment.
WOMAN SHOOTS HERsELF-Brooding over a
faneied wrong, which affected her mind Mrs.
Mary Shaw, wife OF William Shaw OF 2255 Fill
more street, fired bullet into her right breast
Yesterday morning. Mrs. Shaw is not seriously
SMELL CASE DRAGs-The preliminary hear
ing Of Charles p. SHELL charged with commit
ting perjury during land fraud trials, con
afternoon. Nothing important ELECTED from
the one witness examined. The hearing will be
resumed Monday afternoon.
JAPANESE THREATEN TO KILL CoUE-
TR9MAN-Prof. s. Nishimurs. 1883 Gesry
street, obtained warrants yesterday for the ar
rest Of John Doe Igarashi. John Doe Yo-
and John Doe Nakahara. He said that the
i've Japanese bad been threatening his life.
BRIDE FOUND BY HUSBAND. NJ. W.
hassing. inspector for the Pacific telephone
company, 223 Guerrero street, who reported the
disappearance Wednesday OF his young wife to
the police, notified them yesterday that he had
found her. She had tainted while walking near
her home and was carried into "a neighbor's
house.
YOUNG GIRL ATTACKED dastardIy at
tack on young girl Caroline Benolt II years
of age, was made by an unknown ruffan shortly
after S O'Clock Thursday night while she was
going TO a grocery at Greenwich and Gocgh
seph A. Benoit, a silversmith living at 1893
Greenwich street.
CHINESE IN TROUBLE Charley Wong $40
Dupont street. obtained a search warrant yes
terday TO recover two trunks containing two pho.
nographs and a quantity OF women's clothing
valued at $1,000 from Tom Jock. T5T Jackson
street, and Chin Nee. Chinese woman. OBJ
tained a warrant for Tom Jocks arrest for
threatening to kill her
ELDRIDGE CLEARED OF EMBEzzLEMENT
CHARGE-Eugene L. Eldridge OF Christine.
Mpnd0f1n0 Will ,.foff-
postoffce funds. yesterday cleared before
United States Commissioner HeacOck. 1t was
found that Eldridge had mixed the pOstofhee
and his store money, but had no intention OF
embezzling government funds.
STEAL BOX OF HATS-Two negroes entered
the hat store Of the Coleman company 343
Montgomery street. shortly after the noon hour
yesterday. One asked TO be shown hats and
while the clerks attention was occupied the
other negro snatched box of hats and ran
The thief being pursued dropped the box and
he and his companion escaped.