The Liberal democrat. [volume], June 30, 1911, Image 5

About The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924

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Antelope Valley.
A fine shower Tuesday night
made vegetation brighten up and
gave it a new lease on life.
The Truth Seekers class of the
Sunday School have decided to
spend the Fourth at Pile's grove.
They haye invited the Sunday
School and as many others as will
come. A good time and refresh
ments are assured to all. Good
shade for you and your horses.
E. M. Hynes lost a cow last
week. Death is supposed to have
resulted from poisoning.
C. H. Ellis is again on the sick
list. Dr. Harrison, the old family
physician, was called and he pro
nounced the trouble inflamation of
the stomach. He will not be able
to be out for a week yet.
Mr. and Mrs. Welmer, who have
been visiting at Wm. Arbuthnot's
left Wednesday for Idaho in their
Overland touring car. They ex
pect to go by way of Garden City,
Pueblo and Denver.
Mr. Pile's mother of Wood
ward, Oklahoma is visiting at the
Pile ranch.
Leslie Holland has gone to Ford
county to take charge of a thresh
ing outfit. He reports fair wheat
there and harvesting about half
finished.
Its your gain to buy town lots
now. Ellsaesser & Henry's office
are town lot headquarters.
Centervalley
We have been having some very hot
weather the past week.
J. 0. Hanner delivered hogs at the
Liberal markets last week. Ralph
Lewis accompanied him.
H. G. Clark and wife made a busi
ness trip to Liberal one day last
week. '
W. E. Mel v in was in Hugoton last
Saturday.
Zella Clark is on the sick list this
week. Those in the neighborhood
who were sick are still improving.
R. M. Hess and family spent Sun
day with Brooks Wright and wife
southwest of Hugoton. Mrs. Hess
and Mrs. Wright are sisters.
Ethel Hanner and her sister Luclle
visited over night at II. G. piark's
one night last week.
Lena Hanner visited with her sis
ter, Mrs. DeCamp, nearly all of last
week. 11
J. F. Hanner, wife and daughter
Lucile visited in Liberal last Friday
and Saturday, guests of T. J. Smith
and family.
Delia Clark called at Lon DeCamp's
one day last week.
Carl Rlttenoure was trading in Lib
eral last Saturday.
Mrs. Zimmerman is staying with
Mra Hargadlne while their husbands
are away harvesting.
J. E. Brlghtup'was trading in Ty
rone the first of the week.
Golda Kelson visited Sunday with
Hattie Jones.
W. O. Nelson and wife of Hugoton
were at their farm Tuesday repairing
the pump.
Our scnool board are having the
Centervalley school house plastered
this week. Henry Peck from near
Lafayette is doing the work-.
The J. N. Hanner family have can
ned quite a lot of cherries and are
now canning plumbs. After a little
while they will have a few peaches
and quite a lot or spples.
' The crops are still growing nicely
despite the severe drouth.
Ira Hanner went to Kingsdown to
harvest last week.
We will put a neat gold sign on
your window, and guarantee it for
five years. Bewer & Sutton.
For Sale
Some choice milch cows. Also
a span of good mules. Weight
about 2000 lbs.
C. W. Black,
6-23-2 1. Liberal Dairy Farm.
Clement L. Wilson, represent
ative in the legislature, mayor of
Tribune, president of the Commer
cial club, and president of the
Kansas-Colorado Boulevard, was
once a lawyer, and was disbarred
at Colby by Judge Charles W.
Smith. Last week, at the ' same
place, and by the same judge, he
was reinstated.
The only development in the jail
case this week has been the filing
of an amended petition by the
plaintiff, O. T.Wood, which makes
the contractors, L. II. Sutton and
the Van Dorn Steel Co. parties to
the injunction suit now pending.
This hearing is set for next Mon
day before Judge Thompson who
is coming to hear the arguments
on the .case.
Feed, Seed and the Best Flour
"Larabee's Best" "Old Glory"
"Pride of Liberal"
Call and get our prices, it may save you money
HOSKINSON & TITUS
Successor to Funk & Son
Liberal, Kansas
"Queen Quality" shoes lavt Prestige. VHHtat is
Prestige? Many years of continuous advertising
dtver a million dollars spent on memorizing two
words a huge wave of Public favor a mighty
volume of appreciation - absolute certainty
guaranteed security KNOWN WORTH.
Is not this what you reguire in shoes?
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Market
Produce (furnished by Liberal
Cold Storage Co.)
Hens, under 3J pounds, ...06c
Broilers, H to 2 lbs 13c
Ducks, F.F. F.lb. 4c
Geese, F. F. F. lb 3c
Guineas, each 15c
Young Turkeys, fat, ...... 08c
Old Boosters per lb. 03c
Butter, Packing Stock, .... 10c
Eggs, per dozen 06c
Fries 11c each
Grain
No. 2 Hard Wheat 75c
Corn 45c
Maize, per cwt. . .'. 70c
Kaffir Corn, per cwt 70c
Broomcorn
Eleven cars of broomcorn have
been shipped the past two weeks;
bringing the total of the season up
to 769 cars. The price ranges
from $30 to $70 per ton, with but
little brush coming in. Charles
Molter returned Wednesday night
from a trip through the broom
corn district of Illinois. He says
there will be no brush there this
year. This fact ought to make the
price better this season. A large
acreage of broomcorn is out now,
and if we have a rain within the
next three weeks, there will be a
good crop. Much of the broom
corn is now up and looking fairly
well. However, all crops need
rain.
A feature of the celebration here
next Tuesday will be a motor
cycle race for which a prize of five
dollars will be offered. The en
tries may not ride machines with
more than one cylinder. Several
of the local automobile fiends have
been bantering each other for a
race, and it is possible that a motor
car race will be added to the al
ready big program. Make it a
point to get in early, for if you
don't, you will miss some good
part of the program.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Halliburton of Lorena, a boy.
Buy those town lots now and re
alize a nice profit on them. They
will all be gone in a short time.
Inquire for particulars at Ellsaes
ser & Henry's office.
Who got you a deal on your
farm? Whyl Moore and Falls,
of course.
Ten Acres of Land Adjoin
ing the City, For Sale Cheap;
Easy Terms; See Farmer Bros.
Regular Services
Regular .services will be held at
the Christian Church next Sunday.
The pastor will preach as usual.
Men are invited to leave their
coats at home or take them off
during the service.
J. J. Padden, who has charge of
the music department at Blake &
Sons. left Wednesday for Minneola
on business.
New potatoes on the local mar
kets are selling at $4 per bushel.
A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Farmer is ill with Typhoid fe
ver. We have $10,000.00 to
place on land at $200.00 and
$300.00 per quarter if taken
soon.
Wheat Belt Inv. Go.
H. HOBBLE, Mgr.
f
Very Serious
It is very aeriou nutter to ask
for one medicine end have the
wrong one given you. For thia
reason we urge you in buying to
be careful to get the genuine
BLack-draijgiiT
Liver Medicine
The reputation of this old, relia
ble medicine, for constipation, in
digestion and liver trouble, is firm
ly established. It does not imitate
other medicines. It Is better than
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hateverYouDo
No Matter What Happens
Come To
Liberal The 4th
There's going to be some celebration
here, everything free and we want you
to have a good time.
Be sure and see our big stock of
r u if & m j i ir
Everything from the small firecrackers to the large
Sky-Rocket
Make our store headquarters while here. Its "The
Coolest Place in Town." You will want to rest and
have1 some delicious soda water. You will get what
you want at once, and there will be plenty seats for
everybody. We Will Expect To See You.
S. TAYLOR it GO-
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
Phone 107
Advertisers of Facts
Liberal, Kansas
If you are in the market for a
Call and see our Garland line. The best
made clean convenient sanitary
Price $10.00 to $30.00
Screens and Fly Swatters
Don't forget to come in on
ULY
and make our rest room your headquarters
"Quick Meal" and "Perfection" oil stoves
and ranges. "Quick Meal" gasoline stove
Blake & Son Hardware Co.
Something Doing all the
Time in Liberal The 4th