The Daily Gazette from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 2

For Christmas. The following list of candies is 4.00 David Logan, work on fill 3.31 M. Newmark pauper supplies. 15.00 J. House Co, pauper supplies 14.15 The Vigil at Dillon's Gulch.

Citizens Light, Heat and Power gas for county 3S .55 A. Frank Kerns, salary and stamps 120.00 J. W. Gray, work on Oakley 141.70 Henry H. Asher, miscellaneous bills 29.00 Henrv H.

Asher fees state son, St. Joseph, Mo. Paper "Commerce of Thought' Prof. J. II.

Simms, St. Joseph. Piano Solo Miss Jennie N. Moore, Lawrence, Kan. Paper "Have the Culkvato.l Classes a Duly to Discharge in Connection 'with the Increase of Crime?" Mr.

X. T. Sawyer, TopeUa. Ivan. Reading, Miss Pansev Weslev, Jerry Palmer J.

R. Woodward, fees state 4.00 Jerry Palmer 12.75 Henry H. Asher, fees state vs. John Coutracon 27.00! J. R.

Woodward, fees state s. John Cout racon 1 1 fit I Sheriff of Leavenworth county vs. JohnCoutrakon Henry H. Asher fees state vs. Walter Cook J.

R. Woodward, h-es state vs. Walter Cook Henry H. Asher, fees state vs. Angie Kaiser J.

R. Woodward, fees state vs Angie Kaiser 7. SO 9.45 5 75 10.00 1.45 Henry 11. Asher, fees state vs. John Thompson 0.10 Henry H.

Asher, fees state vs Harry Jackson 12.50 J. R. Woodward, fees state vs Harry Jackson Henry H. Asher, fees state vs Newton J. R.

Woodward, fees state vs Newton Henrv H. Asher, fees state vs 10.05 K.95 Edward Busby 3.05, Christmas Menu. Orange ice, Pineapple ice, Vanila ice cream, Chocolate ice cream. Strawberry ice cream. Brown bread ice cream.

Nestlerode pudding, at Wiedemann's. -o i Lou. Zutte.rn1ei.5Ter, juror, Xov-vember, 1907 J. B. Galbraith, jorur, November.

1907 4 II. W. Eggert, juror, November. 1907 J. B.

Perkins, juror, Xovemher, 1907 J. W. I'rimni, juror, Xovemher 1907 John Watkins, juror, Xovember, 1907 G. G. Clevenger, juror, November, 1907 E.

L. Savior, juror, November. 1907 Kanwaka. township appropria- prtion, use on Joe Harrison hill C. E.

Pearey, deputy county treas urer Hugh Means, feci, ea.se of Wil 2.00 2.15 4.00 4 00 4.00 25.0 S3. 33 liam Carey, insane 27.85 Hugh Means, fevs, ease of F. W. Ingram, insane 13.95 Dr. Carl Phillip, assisting Dr.

E. R.Keith I 5 00 Hitchcock Griffin, burial of old soldier 40.00 Stevenson-Hopper Book of- fice supplies 3.75 The World Coinpanv, office supplies 14.00 Gazette company, office supplies, print ing, wood for pauper Soxmari, work at court house. Grflin loe company, ice for county Henry II. Asher, costs, case of Woodward vs. Count Board.

32.95 .50 7.39 22.: 30 20 Curtis Hook, two gopher scalps. F. P. Schopper, sixty-seven gopher Marshall Ligsett, eight gopher scalps J. E.

Rake, two gopher scalps 20 1.00 Chester Brown, ten gopher scalps H. A. Ropers, lumber for Oakley bridge 33. 9y Thos. Harley, salary and stamps Xovember 126 00 Law.

Home. Tel. telephones for comity 12.00 Dr. F-. R.

Keith, county physi cian, Xovember Mary Bryant, care of Miss rea.se. Mrs. Woods, care of Rett boys Mrs. Stanelift. care of James M- Conkey Julia II.

Kerns, Deputy Coimty clerk C. J. Eriksen, for jiil Jonea coal for paupers Graeljer repairs at court house and jail J. R. Woodward, conveying pa 45.00 5.00 16.00 S.00 50.00 3.00 5.00 S.05 00 2 00 .70 Last night the town was on a tare.

An' guns an anvils thundered i An' though the snow was in the air, You'd thought the boys had blundered An in their guesses come-up shy Got winter mixed with Fourth July. High up on the mountain's crest, Our little shacks are planted; Up the steep an' rocky trails. Oft have our burros panted, An 'cause the camp is rough an' ne Vhy kids and women folks is few. Stan Calkin struck our town last year, With him a pink-cheeked wife. Jest married, come from, old Kentuck, An' you can bet your life The boys all come a-moseyin' round To see the only gal in town.

For save for Irish Pat's old wife. An' Gran'ma Jones an' one or two More females, who we needn't name; There's not a petticoat in view; So Stan was king, an' we all vied. In our attentions to the bride. Fell sir, the time rolled on until In Calkin's cabin on the hill They said the stork was hoverin' 'round An we'd all pass without a sound For 'mongst us there was narry cuss Who'd shcot his gun, or raise a fuss. OnChristmas eve the newscome straight.

So we all stayed down town to wait An' married men told how it wui. Till talk dropped to a low slow buzz. Each glancin' toward that cabin site Where in a window burned a light. For Gran'ma Jones had said "Now If things go all O. K.

with Lois, I'll set a lamp up-on the sill That you may know she's livin' still. An' if she dies (you know she Why then, boys, I'll put out the light." We set there round the stove till ten. A talkin low. an now an' then. Some feller'd peek outside and say "Well, that old light still burns away!" Finally most of 'em said That they'd go home an" go to bed, 'Cept me an Jake an two-three more.

Set there a gassin' in the store Till twelve, when Jake he turned about An' gasped "God, boys, the light is out!" We just set there- our heads hung down. An way off somewheres a old houn Begin to howl, across the snow, Just expressin' all our woe. Eut Pete was at the door come a runnin' on the grin, "Glory be! There's luck in camp. In Calkin's window there's a lamp!" "Whoop;" Every fool galoot Run out an' then begun to shoot Till down the trail all in a whirl Come Calkin's yellm. "It's a girl Next mornin' how the sunbeams glowed Across the white where it had snowedl An old Pap Rogers' general store Was bought out, slick an' clean an' more! For miners kept the snow pack damp A walkin' by Stan Calkin's camp; A crowdin' in the cabin an' Dumpin nuggets in a pan, Sayin' "Stan, them there's for Her.

Buy the fust thing she motions fer!" An' so you see what's in the air That's why the Gulch is on a tare. An' you bet everything's been did To welcome Dillon's first born kid. F.ockx Coma: Lawrence. Evocation Rev. C.

Caldwell, LITERARY LEAGUE TO MEET, i St Joe Mo ocal solo Miss Mane Over-Prominent Negro Literary Leaders street, Lawrence. of Kansas to Gather Here. Scene from 'Leah the orsak- ten. Mine. Moten, Pro).

(,. A. The seventeenth annual session irJ5at ir.M.rv 1 Literarv League! iter-State i4 is and the west, composed! Hie Triumph ui Jus- litenirv societies of Gardner, bumner of the larger cities of the h'Kh sd.1001' Kansas City. Ivan. fi tup In r7r v' nit.

tit uraioncai contest. of Kans; tin tvi 1 UlUUA i nation, Altruism, a to National R. C. oration, Altruism, a rrerequi to National Creatness," R. 14.57 I be he'd here owing Christ will be held in; eornrr New 11, V.

-1 111. lit 1 I'fiUMMIl- Vill mas. The sessions York and Warren, 'sf reets. The program is as follows: Thnrodav 10 a Devotional Exercises Rev. J.

Brown, Iawrenee. Pnner "The Simnle Iiie Miss i Trussie Smothers, Kansas City, llU II. Missouri valJev. will be held here; i 1 St. Joseph, Mo.

uuei i. i. i erwins, Elizabeth fjelle. St. Joseph.

Mo. Friday, 2 p. m. i i ii i f- Selection by the St. Luke choir.

Invocation Rev. II. A. Wilson, Kansas iCty, Kan. Piano Solo Miss Nettie Penix, Kansas Citv, Kansas.

Paper "What is Worth hile?" Mrs. S. II. Johnson, Lawrence Paper "A Romance of the Finest," Mrs. Dora Watkins, Topeka.

Kan. Piano solo Miss Nicholson, Topeka, Kan. Paper "The Man and the Hour Have Met." Dr. li. Havden, Kan- jsas City, Kan.

Paper Prof H. Watson, Ft. Scott. Kansas. Paper "Signs of the Times." Miss Delilah I.owrey, Leavenworth, Kan.

Contests Musical and Poetical Original Music. "Ever true- Miss Myrlin Hamilton, Lawrence, Kan. Original music Mr. Clyde drews, W. Quindaro, Kan.

Original Poem Miss Kdith M. Moten, Topeka, Kan. Original Poem Mr. Til ford Da-j vis, Kansas City, Kan. Elect ion of Officers.

Friday 7:30 p. m. Selection Strode's Orchestra, of K- Oration. AouilgMcnoi 1 oda ir-ii ii ii II I rt Hall, Des Moines la. Oration I'ncrowned Oueens.

Melissa ruell, Solo-Rev. John (Iregg. Leav enworth, Kan. Oration Mr. A.

Drake, Fort Scon, Kan. uiaunii niu. Lio ii i lsou, 1T." i me Hnoiitionist. Vi Wll burn K. Oration "Teachers of Hati Mr.

Wm. Longdon, U. 1 'l. t- OCai SOlO (Original A Orilt i uw.uuui, Oration "Savonarola; Priest and Prophet, Reuben H. Brown, K.

U. Vocal solo Miss Georgia Taylor, Leavenworth, Kan. Oration "Victor et Vict us," W. h. Bailey, Macon, Mo.

Report of Historian. Report of Judges. Awarding of prizes. The Garrison Debating club of Kansas City, offers a prize of $5 to the successful contestant in original poetry. An ad nission fee of 10 cents will be charged the evening of the contest in poetry.

Twenty dollars will be awarded in prizes. Skates. Roller and ice skates at Jaedicke's. Will Give Away Gold. The Nickle will give a 8: gold piece on Christmas.

Numbered tickets will be given to every purchaser of an admission ticket during the day and evening, and at the last evening performance the prize will be drawn for, and the gold piece given to the holder of the plucky number, whether present or not. See I-amb for Land 2252rSa tient to St. Joseph hospital. Mrs. Woods, caring for Bell children C.

Logan, work on l-awrence bridge H. L. Raymond drugs for county Lawrence Electric light company light for county 10.00 14.25 7.20 7.00 TKwi fV.r,Jon,t III I i' T' 'i ill''-. 'j. Lawrenc-e.

Reading Miss Luiu Greene, Joseph. nf FV.W 1 J. R. Woodward, conveying boy to state reformatory" 2S.7C II M. Watt, one hundred and 13.60 20 5.00 5.00 1.50 1.50 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 1.50 5.00 2.00 5 00 Hutchinga Shoe shoes for paupers 5 S5 51 J.

E. Koehler, erroneous tax Chas. Gabriel carrying chain on C.A.Hill road James Brooks, fees state vs. William Quids J. 11.

AYoodward, fees state vs William Childs John Clark, fees state vs. William Messenhcimer J. R. Woodward, fees state vs William Messenheirner J. D.

Fincher, proKition officer, Xovember C. O. Bowman, salary, school visit and stamps 1.50 3 75 2.25 5.5 1.75 33.14 140.32 City of Lawrence, one half pay a .1 nriuge maicnmau, oepieiuijei October, November 00.00 City of Law rence paving tax, 1907 140 04 C. H. King, work on Lawrence bridge 11-00 Arch Wile work on Law rence bridge J.

A. King, work on Lawrence bridge Fred Logan, work on Lawrence bridge J. W. Swisher, work on I.ewrenee bridge R. J.

Harmon, work on Lawrence bridge Frank Neniee, work on Lawrence bridge F. W. Doane, street sprinkling for Xovcmlrt-r A. J. Dicker, pauper supplies.

8.35 2.00 1.50 8 00 4.00 2 00 4.00 10.05 Duiunire, pauper supplies 4 05 Lloyd Duffee, county surveyor. November Henry II. Asher, lees state vs. John Cain J. R.

Woodward, fees state vs. Jolm Cain Jonathan Akers, wintess statevs. John Cain Oscar M. Searles, witness state vs. John Cain M.

B. Ray, witness case state vs. Angie Kaiser J. W. Thornton witness ease state vs.

Angie Kaiser Mrs. Ktihne, care of Ellen Mills. J. L. Carter, care of William lett Ives Hartley Lumber lumljer for County bridge Newton Schaal, three gopher scalps Hertert Charles, eight gopher scalps Russell Sutton, sixteen gopher scalps George Wise, eight gopher scalps.

Elroy Ford, twenty-eight gopher scalps Louis Abels, twenty-three gopher scalps 20. Oil 12.05 3 75 1 50 1 50 3 00 3.00 5.00 45.50 65.t0 30 SO 1 tiO 2 SO 2.30 Elmer Wise, twenty-six gopher scalps Lee Askey, thirteen gopher scalps Chester Brown, twelve gopher scalps C. Altenbernd, six gopher scalps. George Overbough, twenty-seven gopher scalps Guy Davis, seven gopher scalps C. E.

Martin, six gopher scalps. E. E. Myers, eight gopher scalps S. E.

Seetin, ten gopher scalps Wm. H. Knake, three gopher scalps Arch Roe, eleven gopher scalps Fred Baldwin, fifteen gopher scalps J. M. Moody, twenty gopherscalps, Elmer Good, thirty-five gopher scalps Frank Griner, ten gopher scalps.

Elmer Churchhaugh, ten gopher scalps Arthur Fritzel, ten gopher scalps. Warren Ridley, seven gopher scalps SAlbrose Hall, fourteen gopher scalps Cyde Harding, two gopher scalps R. Nelson, five gopher scalps Edwin twenty-two gopher scalps Carl Kelly, two gopher scalps Norman Strahan, six gopherscalps Emil Gunterl, seven gopher scalps Lee Askey, six gopher scalps Russell Sutton, five gopher scalps Ambrose Hall, ten gopher scalps B. Durr, six gopher scalps Louis Seiwald, twenty-seven gopher scalps Chas. Pilla, twenty-five gopher scalps II.

A. Rogers, forty-five gopher scalps Herman Butel, one wolf scalp F. II. Bennett, one wolf scalp 1.30 1.20 00 2. TO 70 (50 SO 1.00 30 1 10 1.50 2.00 3.50 1.00 1.00 50 1.00 70 1.40 20 50 2.20 20 00 .00 70 00 50 1.00 60 2.70 2.50 4.50 1.00 1.00 Ross Trapp, one wolf scalp 1 00 G.

C. Sizer, county farm expenses 7S 4 0 G. C. Sizer, superintendent and hired help, county farm 74 66 Thos. R.

Woodward, deputy sheriff 50 00 W. W. Cleland, coal for county. 89. 31 A.

C. Walter, salary county commissioner. i J. C. Walton, salary county com- 50.00 50.00 1 IJllOCiVtlVl Gas II.

Brune, salary county com- missioner J. R. Woodward, boarding county prisoners 50. ot 108. so 45.

oo 31.00 J. R. Woodward, jail guard Wnoflw-nrd. keepme Sail. .50 nn rru-lc nile 31 00 A.

G. Alrich. office supplies 90 H. D. Larimer, pauper burial and ticket.

1 Eddy' salarv and st 153.50 25 Hoover Vlrich, pauper supplies 34.54 Hunter pauier supplies 2.56 00 R. B. Wagstaff, pauper supplies. 20.25 A. J.

Tarnell. salary, stamps and 3 i drayage 76.25 H. H. Gillum, salary and faundry 51 .00 O.oO XT Uunjiniror llVArV hir 2.50 4.00 D. L.

Eddy, house rent for pau- J. M. Neville, house rent for pau- 5.00 per. II. T.

Jones, assisting county phy- ii sician 15.00 2.ao iWT given to facilitate vour work of selection. At 20c Per Pound. Vanila Taifv, Chocolate Tally, Molasses Telfy, Peppermint Hearts I loarhound Drops, Cream Peppermint Losenges limn Drops, Molasses Cocoa nut Ices. Molasses" Creams, Cream Nut Blocks, Cream Almonds, Jelly Spice Drops, Snow Droj Pepermint Drops Wintergreeii Dro s. Chocolate Dijiped Dates Cliocolate Dipped Peanuts, Chocolate.

Dipped Caramels. Stuffed Dates, Cocoa nut Marsh mallows. Almond Bars, Cocoanut Crisp. Masrhmallows, vanila llaorcd Lem in l)r j-s. We also have a quantity of our regular 10c chocolates, assorted flavors, which were displaced by our fresh Christmas stock which we are selling at I'D cents per pound At 30c Per und.

Nonpareil Bars. At 15c Per Pound. Fig Newtons. At 40c Per Pound. I sl Creams, Ala ma Kouma.

At 60c Per Pound. Cry.staiizcd Prunes in pound and half pound packages. Mixed Crystalized friats in pound and halt pound packages. A good supply of fancv boxes still left WIEDEMANN'S. Wanted To buy for cash, a (5 or 7 room house between Henry and streets, not more than three streets west or two streets east of Massachusetts street.

C. II. Doughertv, 817 Rhode Island. Eowersock Opera House Thursday, Dec. 26th.

Annual tour of ADELAIDE THURSTON and a company of unusual strength in a grand double bill THE PHILOSOPHER. and her greatest succes last season. THE GIRL FROM OUT YONDER, Magnificent scenic produc tiotis, management, Francis X. Hope. Seats on sale at Woodward's.

Prices 2.V. TiOe, SI and LOCAL MARKETS HOGS Livcper 100 CATTLE. cows each. S.iO.uO I J0.0O Cows, per 10" 52.00 a 2.50 3.50 4.00 00 a 3.00 I at Steers. Stock Steers Veal Calves per lb WHEAT No.

2 Soft per bu o. 2 Hard .88 85 CORN. Veliow per bu White OATS. Per hu EGGS. F-esh Count duz BUTTER.

Fresh country per 18. a 20 POULTRY. Hens, lb Springs, lb (He Broilers, lb 8c Young roosters, lb 4c Old roosters, each I5o Turkevs, lb lOe Ducks 6c Geese fc HIDES. Green lb HAY Prairie, per on Alfalfa. Timothy Sorghum Kaffir Corn." 7.

00 1 0. 00 3 10. 50 7.50 8-00 5.50 6.00 WOOD. per cord Hard, Mixed 4.PQ juitiu J. K.

ROTD. The Finest Gift. Is a Quick Meal gas range and a Quick Comfort heater. H. Broeker, 834 Mass.

St. 20 al Powers," Mr. William Douglas, I Devotion, Mr. Samord Kmg, Lx-Lawrence Kan Springs, Mo. Vocal solo Mr.

Howard Berrv, Nation "The Negro in Amer-Kansas Citv Kansas. ilcanav Alonzo- M'gan, kan- Paner "Calls to the Highland" i-'1-" Kan-. Miss Lvdia I). Lockridffe, Holiday. Uoi crs -Nature, Ian Airs.

Lva M. Smith. Kansas City, Paper Thomas C.lover, Wichita, Kan. 1 Oration, "Education as related Appointment of Committees. Civic I rospenty Mr.

Jesse thirty-six gopher scalps Charles Surber, two gopher scalps W. Bergman-clot hirrg for county prisoners F. D. Morse, fees ease of Wm. Care-, ii.sanc E.

R. Keith, fees case of Wm. Carey, insane J. R. Woodward, fees case of Wm Carey, insane mmmmttmmmummmammmmmm GAZETTE PUBLISHING Chas Lescher, witness ease of Win.

Carey, insane 1 E. E. Myers, witness ease of Wm. Carey insane F. D.

G. Harvey, witness case of Wm. Carey, insane J. H. Mitchell, attorney case of Wm.

Carey, insane A. Gifford, fees case of Gertrude McPheeters, insane II. T. Jones, fees case of Gertrude McPheeters, insane J. R.

Woodward, fees case Gertrude McPheeters, insane F. D. G. Harvey fee case Gertrude McPheeters, insane. W.

H. Elder, witness Gertrude McPheeters, insane C. S. Finch W. J.

Flintom. Geo. C. Brune. Clarence S.Hall Jl'.

D. Harvey, witness case state vs. Horace Peterson mmm Irrryt witness case stale vs. CO Horace Peterson 3 17. If.

Hi 19. i J. Welles, juror November 190, I'. L. Charlton, jiror 1907 John Bueh, juror November, 1907..

John juror Xovemlier, 1907 J. M. Caniaham, juror November, 1907- Win. IVhrens. juror Xovemlar.

1907 19 20 20 at the poctoffice. Lawrent, Kansas. mail matter. TERMS THE DAILY GAZETTE ue yer I mail. 1X1 00 .20 00 .00 40 .80 40 .40 .00 00 .00 .00 Sinclair Southard, damages on Q.

C. Stevens road t. 25 Stephen Hill, damages on Franz Yogi road Charles Pilla, damages on Franz Yogi road John Brueggen, damages on Franz Yogi road Franz Yogi, damages on Franz Yogi road Chas. Hardtarfer, damages on C. H.

Stoebener road 40. SO. 00 00 ua nicmb'by carrier wek by carrier by carrier THKjrJTERSOX NGAZFTTr: One war, by mail. paiJ advance The WeekJv Jefiersi.uian Gaa-tte is puolishwl ha a larger circulation than any at othr -eklies published in Lxtugias county I I f.j 20.00 35.00 00 00 20.75 DECEMBER 2-, iy07. BILLS ALLOWED 1 I Bljis allowed Ly the lard of county commissioner? of Douglas county at their session of December 1907: Ida Simons, damage on C.

II. Stoeb benerroad 20.75 Susan Hardtarfer, damages on C. H. Stoebener road 130.50 Wm. Black, damages on G.

Gudd road 53.75 Dr. Osborn (Ashby heirs) damages on G. Gudd road 138.50 B. D. Butel damages on G.

Gudd Piano solo Miss Beatrice Tav lor, Leavenwortn. 2 p. m. Selection Lawrence chorus. Invocation Rev.

Smith, Lawrence, Kan. Vocal solo Prof. B. T. Perkins, St.

Joseph, Mo. Address of Welcome, Dr. F. I). C.

Harvey, Lawrence, Kan. Instrumental Duet Misses Alberta Guy and Georgia Watkins, Topeka, Kan. Response Prof. Ernest Hawk ins, Fort Scott, Ki. Vocal solo Miss Octavia Lawrence, Kan.

Paper "Ideals, Mr. A. T. Walker, St. Joseph, Mo.

Reading Miss Maymc Rothweil, Kansas City, Kan. Paper "The Management of Schools, Mrs. F. E. H.

Wassom, Quindaro. Vocal solo Miss Myrtelle Brown Kansas City, Kan. Paper "Limitations of the American Renaissance, Mr. C. II.

Wigington, Omaha. Cornet solo Prof. Hammond, W. U. Report of Committees.

Thursday, 7 p. m. Selection-Strode's orchestra, Law-re nee, Kan. Invocation, Rev. W.

P. Greene Vocal solo Mr. Eli Rice, Osh-kosh. Wis. Presdients annual address.

Instrumental solo Mme. L. Cuningham-Summers, Kansas City, Kansas Reading Miss Bertha Cole, Kan sas City, Kan. Vocal solo Mr. Easrnest Haw k-; ins.

Fort Scott, Kan. 1 leading Niche to the High- Frances Walker, Des 1 MoitieS. la. Vocal solo Mrs. J.

M. Wiight, 'Topeka, Kansas. Address, I rip Abroad, Pro, J. L. Harrison, Topeka, Kan.

Vocal solo (a) Songs My Moth- er Taught me Drorak; (b) I Hid My LoveD Hardelot. by Prof, Gerald Syler, Kansas City, Mo. Reception at Lverett hall. Friday, 9, m. Singing by congregation.

Prof. Jackson at the piano. Invocation Rev. Baron, Lawrence. instrumental soio teua Wilson, Kansas City, Kan.

Paper Mr. Howard Brown, Kansas City, Kan. Reading, Miss Nettie Elliston, i W. Quindaro. 75 Vocal solo Miss Pearl Thomp- 43.50 150.00 .20 .20 .60 .00 .40 .00 road W.

B. Roberts damages on F. W. Broers road Henry Westerhouse, damages on F. W.

Broers road John Walrafen damages on H. C. Swadley road A. Thomas, bridge work W- B. Walton, ork on Lawrence 1 A.

B. Wiley, taking up side walk. John C. Rudolph, county health .00 .90 85 00 00 .00 .00 00 20 IS .20 16 10 Frank Eno, juror November 1907 I -n I as nnier, juror -teinwr iau. 11.50, I inrrti' WivpiTilier A.

Christ ensen, juror November, 1907 E. B. Oorsuch, juror Novemler 1907 C. E. Lvter, juror November 1907 C.

C. Waters, juror, November 1907 E. W. Phafstall, juror Xovemlxr 1907 J. R.

Topping, juror November 1907 Ed Seetin, juror November 1907. Frank Sommers. juror November 17091907 H. B. Asher, juror November 1907 Alex MeCall, juror Xovemler 1907 W.

F. Morris, juror Xovemler 1907 Frances juror Xovemler 1907 Robt. Allison, juror Xovemher 1907 L. C. Baker, juror November 1907 J.

II. Gebleken, juror November 1907 Olin Bell, juror Xovemher 1907 Chas. Crowder, juror November 1907 Clark Bouldin, juror November 1907 J. J. ClarJ, juror November 1907 F.

M. Piper, juror November 1907. F. B. Farley, juror November 1907 R.

II. Stewart, juror November 1907 Chris Hunsinger, juror November 1907 Ed Klein, juror November 1907. T. J. Tyndall, juror November 1907 C.

C. James, juror, November, 1907 S. II. MeCurd', juror, November, 1907 G. W.

Sommers, juror, November, 1907 L. Black, juror, Xovemler, 1907 16 20 16 17 17 17. 16 3.80 3.00 5.O0 5.00 9.X) 9.00 9.00 9.00 9.00 1.50 4 50 4.50 9.00 IS 10 3 3 4 16. 7 00 17.00 3 .00 3 00 35.00 72.50 Reinhard Maul, witness case state vs. Angie Kaiser Gill, witness case state vs.

Angie Kaiser Cynthia Watson, witness sa-e vs. Newton Coats Mamie Watson, witness case state vs. Newton Coats. C. Ii.

Kineald, witness case state s. JohnCoutrakon Ami Thomas, witness case, state vs. Jolm Coutrsikon M. B. liay, witness case state vs.

John Cout rakou H. Mengr, witness -ase Mate vs. John Cout nikon II. Kraue, witness ease state. vs.

John Coutrakon Levi Maxstead, witness ease state vs. John Coutrakou Mabel Maxstead, witness ease state vs. John Coutrakou Chas. Maxstead, witness case state v.s. John Coutrakon Clarence Huey, witness case state vs.

John Coutrakon 12. 2 14.23 Jl 1 1 1 11 St I Citizens Light Heat and Power 00 00 gas for 3 X. Watts, work and material county bridge 12 J. K. Terrj' collecting data for .00 in me uaiiyunzeue iweoi- ber 21.

1907 FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS Notice of Appointment dinner, you find lots of good things is eiv.en thaton thP dar on our shelves to'make merry with uuunep.snod was i bv the Probate Court of iKiushis County, for the holiday season. We Will 'Kansas, duly midiioiilifir- ns ad-hivA hitrh rfrarlp minrp rttott fnr I ministriitor of the estate of Wiliium A. Boyd nae nign graat iinnce meat ior untv vour the finest quality plum notice ana gtate tax coin Chas Acbning, material for county bridge R. S. Brooks, work on I-awrence briilge J.

Hamilton, glass and glazing courthouse Missouri Iv3asas Tel. telc- cphoue rent for county Oi-orge Francis, pauper supplies Kdmondson Co, pauper supplies Lawrence Water water for .00 00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 10 Mabel Coy witness case state vs. John Cout rakon L. Coy, witness case state vs. a JohnCoutrakon Will Roberts, witness case state vs.

Horace Peterson William Patterson, witness case state vs. Horace Peterson John C. Bowers, witness ease state V9. Horace Peterson 1 3 00 -i i.i. pUGClUlg, Jiit Jih-c IHJUlf iliailf, i new Leghorn citron, fancy stuffed dates, cocoanuts, macaroons, Fern-dail cofTee, highest grade table butter.

Queen olives, and everything in staple goods. CUT GUENTIIER, 3.00 Luther X. Lewis, material for 8 40' county 368.96 Ed Irvin, unloading lumber for ouut 21.10 county.