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The Advocate from Lakin, Kansas • Page 4

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The Advocatei
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Lakin, Kansas
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fiiE KEAESCPOT ADVOCATE jabovo all th-ra inth? discharge 3. All questions of law not nec 4. of my cittcial duty will be to en essarily arising in the progresss of a trial shall -ie lieard and der r3 deavor to do that which ia right Subscription, One Dollar per Year. terod at the FostoCc A lAkln. Kama.

as iecon olaM matter. --DEALER IN termined on on the first day of the term, unless otherwise 4. The jury when summoned will be ordered to appear on tlie second day of the regular term at 9 o'clock a. m. and all cases tried, or otherwise disused of.

as nearly ae practicable, in the 'Eor thd Cause that needs Miietanea; Qainn the VVroDgs that 'nodl resliUkee; 1 For the Future in the distafice. And the Good'VbatVe caa imi mm ware, ai mts myself, and prevent the doing of wrong or injustice by others should the occasion erer demand. "While it will not be my pur-peso to conduct a lawchool, yet I will never knowingly permitan injustice to be done, -or an unfair advantage toy be taken, by what we commonly call "sharp practice," or by one'bf great talents or legal learning, against a weaker or less experienced adversary. The Court is inexperienced as a Judge and will expect the assistance of "the lawyers to keep N. WALLS EDITOR AND PBtlLMtER.

ass ana irony; order assigned on the first day of the term. Attorneys, parties, and witnes-ses will govern themselves' accordingly; 5. An attorney obtaining an or judgment shall, without un THURSDAY, JAN. 1 1907. L.

I I I I I Gov. Hoch, in his Message, UiMbERTAttlHMG. right, and the inexperienced law -0 2' reasonable delay, furnish the Clerk a form for the journal entry thereof, Which: shall be submitted to the opposing counsel and approved by the Court. 'tiame out squarely in favor of Prohibition. He might have done; 'bo during the late rampai with better grace and with more hon- or and vptes.

However, it ia decidedly known "where he is at" now. RANGES. Coal, 0i)t and Gasoline Stoyes. yer will receive the help of the Court, insofar as possible, to keep them right. Mistakes will, of course, be made, as no one is infallible, but, so far as the Court is when they are made, they will be mistakes of the head rather than of the heart "I want it thoroughly under-stood that I go upon the bench without a grudge, or the least feeling of malice or ill will against anyone, and that as a Courtl have no enemies to punish or friends to reward.

My Canon (jity Coa KANSAS LAKIH, The plain, everyday, one-gal-lussed voter wasn't in it even a little bit with the beastly Republican majority' in the Jayhawk Legislature with the Railroads when it came to getting a United States Senator. What was the use of postponing the nomination until the fourth ballot? Nobody was deceived by Cy. Leland's 6. All instructions or special findings desired must be submitted to the Court before the commencement of the argument. 7.

All adverse rulings of the the Court will be considered as excepted to, and exceptions will be allowed and noted in the rec-ord to the party ruled against, without any request being made therefor, 8. Decrees of divorce will not be entered until all costs have been paid, unless otherwise specially ordered by the Court. wnoie aim ana aesire snail ever be to give equal and exact jus -LOST LARGELY. tice to anyone before the law regardless of who' the litigants are, or who the attorneys may be that represent them. To success- 9.

Before judgmentuponcon- Metal Ridge Roll, Metal Cresting, Metal Hip Shinglek, Any Kind ot Fancy Moulding, Fancy Qlass Doors, Plain Doors or Windows, Builders Hardware, Lime, Agatite, Cement, or fully accomplish this I must 'tracts in writing, 'notes, or niort- The Republican vote in the 13 States fell off as follows as compared with the vote in the same States 1904: 1096. 1904. have, and shall expect the earn- will be entered, the ongi-est support of the officers of theinal instruments must be produc-court, the Clerk, the Sheriff, Court, and filed with the the County Attorney and the Clerk for cancellation, or for Members of the Bar, all of whom sucil ther disposition as may be have their respective duties to ordered by the Court, perform under the law. I am 10. The Clerk will not allow 8,890 29,309 145,660 305,039 30,825 93,944 20,825 158,766 3,123 126,093 Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Nebraska, Selenite, a New Plastering Material, sea ez- sure it tnese omcers do their papers in cases nied to fee taken part, and I fully believe they will, from his office either in term 7,838 38,807 sivel hv the (jhove a enx, the Court will do his part, and 1 time or vacation, except by mem- 30,233 92,076 havihg done so, we will all justi-: bers of the Bar, from whom he 12,993 86,692 the confidence placed in us by shall take a receipt and give the people we represent.

credit therefor when such papers In all Courts there must be are returned and the Paints, Oils, Glass, an Brick, In Fact, Anything Used in Building an Up-to-Date House, Gome and Let Us Figure Your BilL CAMPBELL HORDE LUMBER South-East of Catholic Church, LAEtN, KANSAS. Naw Hampshire, 2,909 10,089 New York, 53,841 175.588 Ohio, 56,390 255,421 Pennsylvania, 48,435 505,519 South Dakota, 23,676 50,114 The Democrats carried Minne- certain rules to which we must charged therewith must that they all conform, and I have drawn obtain such credit when they are up such as I think necessary, returned. aside from those covered by the! 11. All former rules hereto- sota by 72,259, North Dakota by statutes or general laws to gov- fore existing in this Court are era this Court, and which I will hereby abolished. read for your information, and rules of order.

order spread on record: table an 5,015, Oregon by 2,491, and Rhode Island by 1,318, notwith-; standing President Roosevelt carried them by overwhelming majorities. A gain of nearly one and a half millions was made by a comparison of the votes of heetcctions two years previously. Is it any wonder that the Republican leaders are sitting up and taking notice? The-people RULES OF THE COURT. For the 32d Judicial District of Kansas. 1.

Court wfll be opened each GOOD RIGS AND HORSES. FRIGES REASONABLE. JOHN HALE, PE0PEIET0E, DEERPIELB, KANSAS CALL, VIRE OR 'PHONE. morning at clock a. ex x.

omun.ii.ig, miu spitting upun the floor, are prohibited in the Court room. 2. AH conversation or noise in the Court room while Court is in session, except such is incident to the transaction of business of the Court is prohibited. The Sheriff, or bailiff attending Court will be required to see that these two Rules of Order are strictly enforced, without further order of the Court. cept on the first day of the term, have been fooled about as longi when it shall be opened at 10 a.

m. unless otherwise ordered. as they will stand for it Just 2. The order of business will i look over the table given above and contemplate what good, ear- be as follows: -nest work between now and the: (a). Calling of cases.

The en next campaign might mean to tire docket will be called on the 3. Interrupting counsel dur- all of us. first day of the term for the pur ing argument, or the examma- pose of ascertaining and noting tion of a witness, except for le- ASSUMES THE DUTIES OP on the trial docket the status of 0bjecti6ns and by consent of HIS OFFICE. ay case sand conditions as jto trial during die term. Hon.

William H. -Thompson, of Garden City, the genial gentle the Court first obtained, will not be permitted. Dated at Syracuse, this 14th day of January, 1907. Wm. H.

Thompson, Judge 32d Judicial Dist IS THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED TO DO man and incorruptible patriot who overcame the beastly Remits (b) Second calling of cases. The docket of cases for hearing during the first the term will be called, at which time all mttions and demurrers shall be presented, and judgment by de Republican majority in this (the 32d) Judicial District, held his SOB FlIB IBS. Pn yo. Rm ti onrtrt of Ml. Crr mb.

of Sim. fault, or upon or by first term -Of -Court in Hamilton couEiy, wllfwni: -Tt workvaa (mrm fog a tT9 imwUB 1 now gtmry Ar H. (j. A l.r lhin mud pmhik' and upon takmg-the tench made confession or consent, or any other order for the final disposition of the case for the term must I Cm 1 the following remarks ytntf: har "rr know BATES BEAS9KABLE, xu tiaauming my auxies as -Judge of this am not unmindful ofthe great, responsibilities before me. How- ever, the people of -this District YOUR PATROHACE, SOLICITED.

-i U-ir run 'having chosen me for high Shall we "l-' tK btpsinens be taken, and an assignment will bamade of tall cases for trial in the order in which they appear on the docket, as nearly as practicable. (c). Third calling of cases All cases for trial will be called each day in the order assigned, and no delay will be permitted on acconnt of the absence of at-terosys, witnesses, or parties, or JV cranio ramoT- vf. "fjop tr Cawti V- -uu nM.a litk Valr 'I1oh. CkarwmylT-dwvri r-tf Mtnuxnia Ik uri.

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A tar ra talking nttwmry. kwrrrvr im- uvaia puf chaw. Afkott takr lhaaj i4 trrt wiih neatly mtrr honor, I shall not allow myself to shrink from its obligations or shirk any official 'duty; but will endeavor to discharge the came without fear or favor, in accordance with tho dictates of my tcienco. 3 i.iot. mnvrrm.

urmi if-nt tmm.t rT? rlii the preparation of affidavits for l'-'. continuance, except for tntnsss-t iTtT.

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