The Liberal democrat. [volume], June 30, 1911, Image 7

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FARM LOANS .....
An unlimited supply of money to loan on
Patented land In Seward, Stevens,
Beaver and Texas Counties
LOW RATES AND EXCELLENT TERMS
S. W.-SMITH
Over Citizens State Bank " Liberal, Kansas
THOS. L. HICGINBOTHAM, M.D.
Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
MILLER BUILDING LIBERAL, KANSAS
FLOUR GROCERIES
We lead in Fancy Groc
eries as well as Staple
Groceries
When you want something extra fine
Phone or call on the
CENTRAL GROCERY CO.
PHONE
COAL
1 WHEN YOU THINE! OF fLOUR,
think of PRIDEOFLIBERAL. When
you buy Flour, ask your Grocer for
Pride oH-iberal
There is None Better
BOLIN, HALL
Gity Meat Market
Fresh and Cured Meats,
Poultry, Fish, Oysters, and Celery
My Desire is to Cater' to all Trades
PHONE 86
Kansas Stock or Hog Melon
Just the Thing for Western Kansas
Pkt. 5c, oz. 10c, 1-4 lb. 20c, lb. COc
WRITE FOR OUR CATALOG
The Barteldes Seed Go.
LAWRENCE, - - KANSAS
For Bargains in Land Write to
Gardner & Shinkle, Liberal, Kans.
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Cantaloupe Culture.
It matters not to me about the
weeds as long as I can get at them.
1 cultivate once a week. A can
taloupe requires plenty of oxygen
and hydrogen and every time you
stir the dirt around the hill the
vine takes on a new supply and
makes a stronger and healthier
growth, and causes a more robust
vine and this is the kind of a vine
you must have if you want a per
fectly netted, sweet, brittle and
juicy cantaloupe. A poor half
starved vine cannot and will not
produce for you a well developed
sweet, lucious cantaloupe. How
ever, this amounts to but little if
you do not look after Rre'r John
Rabbit, for he will knock all your
best laid plans into a cocked hat
if left to have his way. You will
need to use strychnine and salt
plentifully, for the rabbits are
many. J. W. Wartenbee.
Notice
On the second Sunday a series
of meetings will start at the Bap
tist Church, liev. Agee will be
assisted by Rev. W. A. Strickland
of Hooker. All are cordially in
vited.
'- In referring to our article on
the Nebraska and KaDsas railroad,
the Garden City Herald says:
"We would like to see this lat
est hope of Liberal fulfilled, and
the Nebraska & Kansas extended
from Garden City south, and we
think it will be some day, but the
Democrat should not get the men
who are building it confused with
those who built the G. C, G. & N.
They are entirely different, and
notwithstanding after they built
and paid for sixteen miles of road
and got pretty badly squeezed,
the Santa Fe hasn't got the road
and the chances are it wont. The
road would have been built and in
operation to Stockton long before
this, had it not been financed by
the Carnegie Trust Company which
failed, and the financing all had to
be done over again, but everything
now seems favorable for an early
resumption of tiie work on the
rcmd: -r.
1 he Herald would like to see
Garden City and Liberal, the two
best towns in Western Kansas,
linked together by a rail road.
Intended for last week.
Eureka Items.
8 miles south and 3 miles west of Lllwral.)
C. II. Morehouse was In Liberal
Monday.
W. L. Hooker, Ed. Evering and C.
E. Morehouse were In Tyrone Mon
day. Bro. Maricle from near Indepen
dence preached at Eureka Sunday.
Mrs. G. A. Kail and Miss Bertha
Lubbers were In Liberal Saturday.
John Tcek raised the piping from
his well and made repairs last week.
The stewards and teachers of the
M. E. church met at the home of Ed
Hudkins Thursday evening.
Several of our farmers are cutting
oats this week.
Chas. Capps' little daughter In Lib
eral has typhoid fever. Miss Ada Hob
ble, trained nurse, Is calng for her.
G. A. Kail and family, Miss Bertha
Lubbers, Walter Elliott and Levi
Newman and wife were down on
Sharps Creek after wild grapes. They
report lots of grapes this year.
Intended for last week.
' On Route 2.
William Gralms moved uTthe VIck
ers quarter last Thursday.
Marion Carson is helping I. 0. Sew
ell with his harvesting this week.
C. E. Corklns spent Sunday with
Marion Carson.
William Dale spent Sunday after
noon with Bert Phllippies.
Harlow Corkins and Dave Bruce
left last Saturday for harvest tlelds In
central Kansas.
W. E. Collett is working in Liberal
this week.
There are many harvesters In this
vicinity.
Kay Corklns Is harvesting his oats.
Mrs. W. E. Collett visited at John
Preifert's last Thursday afternoon
Bert Coday is helping I. O. Sewell
harvest his wheat this week.
John Priefert spent' Sunday after
noon in Liberal.
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.
Little Oversights.
A coquette doesn't mean more
than half she says and a prude
doesn't say more than half she
means. '
It takes an amateur photograph
er to prove to a woman that truth
is more terrible than fiction.
A woman who tells a friend she
looks well in an unbecoming hat
will talk about her behind her
back.
But when it gets to be all business
and no pleasure with a man, it's
time for him to change his busi
ness. When all your neighbors speak
well of you, you may expect to
hear a barber speak well of a safe
ty razor.
Every girl believes herself a
sure cure for inebriety until after
she has tried marrying a man to
reform him.
If a man can remember once in
a few years to ask his wife to wear
her bridal gown for him, he need
n't ever give her a cent.
Our idea of a woman with won
derful selfcontrol is one that never
buys anything at a bargain coun
ter that she doesn't want.
An Ohio mother of 95, upon be
ing told that her son, aged 73 had
eloped, said: "Well, boys will be
boys."
There is quite a difference be
tween the man with a long head
and the man who rushes into things
headlong.
A woman knows her husband is
a good Christian if he doesn't
make suggestions about the cook
A man thinks he understands
gardening because he knows the
difference between a furnace poker
and a spade.
Women have no monopoly on
curiosity. Many a man will work
harder to find out something of no
benefit to him than he will to pay
his debts.
Green Valley Greetings
A nice shower fell here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. llaynes are enjoying
a visit from their daughter who lives
In Kansas City.
Bro. Latlirop took dinner at Mr.
Ilammontree's Wednesday.
Mrs. Morss and daughter Lilly took
dinner with Mrs. Shall'ord Sunday.
Misses Nettie Russell, and Dora
Swan, and Messrs. Staker, Bay, Wells
and Shappard called at Jacob Orth's
Sunday evening.
Elza McDonald and Will Morss
have gone East to harvest.
Mrs. Shalford called on Mrs. .Barks
dale Monday afternoon.
Bertie Lathrop was the guest of
his aunt, Mrs. Russell Friday.
Mrs. Hullet was in this vicinity
Monday.
To Whom It May Concern:
Homer F. Myers will present
his application for a parole to the
Prison Board on the 6th day of
July 1911. Commnnications fa
voring or protesting against his
parole will be considered by the
Board. J. K. Coddino, Warden.
To Whom It May Concern.
J. J. McNeal will present his
application for a parole to the
Prison Board on the 6th day of
July, 1911. Communications fa
voring or protesting against his
parole will be considered by the
Board. J. K. Coddino, Warden.
Eggs for Hatching.
Thorough-bred Golden laced Wy
andotte eggs at $1.00 per setting.
Phone Eureka Line. V. Capps,
tf. Route 2, Tyroue, Okla.'
List your land with Gardner &
Shinkle.
Your Neighbor's Experience
How you may profit by it. Take
Foley Kidney Pills. 'Mrs. E. G.
Whitine. 360 Willow St.. Akron,
0 says: "For some time I had a
very serious case of kidney trouble
and I suffered with backaches and
dizzy headaches. I had specks
floating before my eyes and I felt
all tired out and miserable. I saw
Foley's Kidney Pills advertised
and got a bottle and took them ac
cording to directions and results
showed almost at once. The pain
and dizzy headaches left me, my
eye-sight became clear and today
I can say I am a well woman,
thanks to Foley Kidney Pills."
Sold by all Druggists.
First Published June Oth, 1011.
PUBLICATION NOTICE
In the district court of Seward county. Kan
sas. SS. Anna Ilullett, plaintiff, vs. Hoy L.
H ul lot, defendent.
The State of Kansas to Roy L. Hulleit,
(Ireetliur: You will take notice that you have
lieen sued In the district court or He want coun
ty, Kansas, In an action therein pending In
which Anna Hullett Is 1'lalnllfT and you are
defendent, and that unless you answer the ie-
tlllon or iilalntllT men therein on or nerore me
JL'iul day of .luly, A. I), mil, said petition will
lie taken as true and Judgment rendered there
on In favor of plalntitf Kiantlnif her a divorce
as prayed for and adJudithiK you to pay the
costs and attorney's fees therein.
K.H. ItiWIN, Clerk of the District Court.
(SEAL)
CLYDK U. COMMONS and V. A. MeCOY
Attorneys for plaintiff.
First Published JuuelHh, Hill.
ORDINANCE NO 1US.
An ordinance directing the calling of a spec
ial election for tun purpose of submission to
the electors of saiil city, the proiswltlon of
voting bonds with which to extend the water
works system of said city.
Bo It ordained by the mayor and eounell
nienof Lllwral, Kansas.
Section 1 That there be a sts-clal election
held in the city of Liberal on thetithdayof
Jul v. mil. for the punuseof submitting to the
electorsof said city the iittestlnuof granting
said mayor and council of (.literal authority
to Issue negotiable coupon lionds of said city
for the purport of extending the present city
waterworks and supplying the Inhabitants
ih.tfoi.f w th water.
Section 2 The said amount of bonds to be
u Tlilrt.v Thousand Dollars k).U0u. to
lie In denominations of Five Hundred Dollars
(aoo) each, to bear Interest at tne rale or u per
cent per annum and to be payable one-tenth
each year, beginning twenty-one years from
date, the last maturity to be thirty years from
date.
Section 8 That the mayor and city clerk
nr the .'it v if I.llieral be and lliev are hereby
directed to cause to be published for three CI)
consecutive weeks, a notice calling said spec
ial election, said notice to state tne amount 01
Iwnds proposed to bo Issued, the purpose of the
Issue and tne polling places at wmcn me eiec
rim, whsll tie held.
Section 4-The said elections shall be held
at the city hall.
Section 5 Aii emergency existing this or
dinance shall therefore Iw In full force and ef
fect upon Its passage auu puoticatiou ui tne
ofticlal papers of the city.
Dated this third day or .tune, mil.
(hiai.) K. T. NICHOLS, Mayor,
JENNIE KAKAU, City Clerk.
First Published June Mil. mil.
PROCLAMATION AND NOTICE CALLING.
MI'ttUlAL.&LirAii.lUI.H .
Whereas, on tho third day of June. 11)11
there was dulv uresented to the mayor and
councllmcnof the city of Liberal. Kansas, an
ordinance directing the calling of a special
election submitting to a vote of the electors of
said city the iiuestlonor voting nonusoi sum
city In the sum of Thirty Thousand Dollars
(S10.UUO) wttn wmcn 10 extenu me present.
t..rwnrkwsvstem now owned by tiie city, and
Whereas, on the third day of June, the
mayor and councllnieu of said city of Liberal
duly passed said ordinance, which authorised,
empowered and directed the mayor and city
clerk to call a siieclal election of the said city
to vote on the proposition of Issuing negoti
able couuoii bonds in the sum of Thirty Thous
and Dollars (iMO.UOU) with which to extend the
waterworks system of said city.
Now therefore. I, It. T. N Ichols, the duly
elected, cinalllled and acting mayor of the
city of Liberal. Seward county, Kansas, under
and by virtue of authority in inc vested by law
and said ordinance, do by inese presents! Here
by declare, proclaim and give notice of a spec
ial election to be held within tile city of Lib
eral. Kansas, of the electors thereof on Thurs
day, the sixth day of July, mil, to vote utsm
the said ctueslloii of Issuing lionds of the city
of Liberal In the sum of Thirty Thousand
Dollars (Ssto.otiO) with which to extend the wa-
Lii-wnrlis svstem of said ell v for the purpose
of supplying the said city of Lllierul and Its
Inhabitants with water. Said lionds shall liear
Interest at the rale oi sis u percent is-r an
num, imvable semi-annually, both principal
and Interest payable at the State Fiscal Agen
cy, the State Treasurer's office. Topeka. and
-.hull mature one-tenth each year beginning
twenty-one years from date so that the last
bonds will be paiu thirty yearn rroui nate.
Sn lil election to lie held at the cltv hall.
I heraby designate o. M. Woods and Don
Henry as clerks aim liny i.emoiinier. .1. a.
Cornelius and T. W. Hubbard as Judges for
said election. ,
I '- such election the no II -4 shall be open at
the hour of s o'clock a. 111. and shall close at
the hour of UnVkrinck p. m. .
In testimony whereof. I, II. T, Nichols,
Mm or of the clt v of LllsM'al. Kansas, have
hereunto subscribed my name and caused
this proclamation and notice to lie attested by
the city clerk Willi tne corporate seat uiereoi
hereto ulllxed tills third lay or June, iwi 1.
K. T. NIOHOIA Mayor.
(Seal) J ENN IE KAKAU, City Clerk
First Published June 9th, 11)11. .
PUBLICATION SUMMONS
Tho Stale of Kansas to the following named
defendants, W. W. Stewart and Stew
art. his wife, whose name Is to the plaintiff
unknown; Henry Parsons and Par
sous, his wife, whose name Is to the plaintiff
unknown; W, O. Alphln and Al-
ptiin bis wife, whose name Is to the plaintiff
unknown, tr tuny or ettner or any ot uieni oe
alive, or If they or either or any of them be
dead, then their unknown heirs, advisees, ex
ecutors, administrators, trustees or assigns of
such as be dead: ' You and earn and every out
of you are hereby notllled that you and each
anil every one of you have been sued In the
district court of Seward county, Kansas. In an
action therein pending (case No I7T0) wherein
John It. lllake Is plaintiff and you and each of
you are defendants and that you and each of
you must answer the isttltlon tiled in this ac
tion 011 or before the 31st day of July, A. D.
hit I, or said petition will lie taken as true and
Judgment accordingly rendered uuletlng and
perfecting plaintiff's title to and continuing
plaintiff's possession of the following describ
ed real properly, to-wlt; commencing 120 rods
North of the Southwest corner of the North
west (ttiarter of section XI, township. )4. range
St, thence North HH) and four-tenths feet:
thence East SCO feet, thence South Mil) and four
tenths feet: thence West :t00 feet to place of
beginning, containing two acres; also com
mencing HO rods North of the Southeast corner
of the Northwest uttarter of section it), town
ship ;M, range it), thence 10 rods West; thence
'M rods North; thence 16 rods East: thence 20
rods South to the place of beginning; also lots
21. 22, 211 and 24 In block 5, or the city of Lib
eral, Kansas, according to the recorded plat
thereof, sltuatul 111 Seward county. Kansas:
and a further Judgment, adjudging and de
creeing that you have no right, title, interest,
eiittlly or estate In said reul estate and bar
ring, excluding and enjoining you and each
and all of you and all persons claiming, or to
claim, by. through or under you, from assert
ing, setting up or claiming any right, title In
terest, eiiulty or estate in or to said real es
tate, or any part thereof adverse to the title
and possession of plaintiff.
Witness my hand this 7th day of June, A. D
11)11.
E. S. I KWIN, Clerk of District Court.
(SEAL) l-'.S. MACV,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First Published June 301 li. lull,
PLHLICATION NOTICE.
The State of Kansas, to . I. V. Hays, llrs.,1.
V. Hays, and the unknown heirs and devisees,
trustees, administrators, executors and the as
signs of each of the aliove named defendants,
If they or either of them are dead,
You and each of you will take notice that
rou have been sued by Moses Allison In the
llstrlctConrt of Seward county, Kansas, and
that unless you answer the petition tiled by
the said plaintiff In the aald action on or he
fore the llth day of August, lull, said petition
will lie taken as true and a Judgment rendered
against you and each of you aci-ordlngly. of
the following nature to-wlt: adjudging that
the said plaintiff Is the alisoluto owner In fee
simple, and Is in theiiulet, peacable.open. no
torious, undisturbed, exclusive and adverse
possession of all of the following descrllwd
real estate, situated In Seward county, Kan.
sas. to-wlt: the west one half of the north
west ouarter and the northeast iiuarter of Hie
northwest quarter of section thirteen, and the
southeast iiuarter of the northeast iiuarter of
section fourteen, all In township thtrty-lwo
south of range thirty-four, westof thelxlh
principal meridian.
And that neither you nor any nor either of
you have any right, title, estale. Interest,
claim, lien or encumbrance In, to or upon the
said real estate or any part thereof: that all
title or claim which you or any or either of
you may have had or claim to have In or to
said real estate or any part thereof lie forever
barred, foreclosed and extinguished; and that
you and each and every one of you be forever
barred, estopped and foreclosed from ever
setting up or asserting any right, title or claim
In or to said real estate or any part thereof.
Witness my hand and official seal this 2tith
day of June 11)11. E. 8. iBWitf
Clerk of the District Court,
(MAI.) . W. SWITH,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Off to the Lakes
and Woods!
Doesn't that make you hungry
for the green coolness of the
pines, the babbling streams oi
crystal, the rippled surface ol
the lakes with their white sails
and graceful canoes?
The luxurious trains of the
Rock Island Lines will take
you to many such in perfect
comfort and at slight expense.
Among the most delightful
are those gems in Northern
Iowa Spirit Lake, Clear Lake
and the Okobojis.
Then there are the resorts of
Michigan, Minnesota and
Wisconsin.
Let's talk it over. I know
we can help you plan.
We want you to have a real vacation this
summer, but you can t get
complete enjoypient un
less you start off right on
a Rock Island train. Rock
Island service makes the
going a pleasure.
L. C. YOCUM, Agent
Liberal, Kansas
Liberal R. R. Time Card.
EAST BOUND.
No. 82,
No. 4,
No. 2.
No. 34,
except Sunday, " ... 7:20 a. m
Limited ' ... J:U) a. m
, . , It :20 a. m
... 2:115 a. m
WEST ItODND.
except Sunday, " ... 8:00 p. m
" . . , 1 :45 p. m
Limited, " . . Il;0np. m
, ... 1:45 a. m
L. 0. Yoodu, Agent.
No. S3,
No, I,
No. 8,
No.33,
Gol. G. K.
Wilmeth
Better known an
"Kabblt. foot Bill"
Town site, commer
cial and live stock
auctioneer. Write to
(luymon. Okluhoma,
Herald for dates.
Get your dates at this office.
DR. E. F. PELLETTE,
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN
(Iraduate of Hie American School of Osteo
pathy of Kliksvllle, Mo.
PostOllice Building
Office Phone 257 Re. Phone 2G2
Liberal, Kan.
7-2tf
C. V. MANATT
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
LIBERAL - - KANSAS
Practice in all Court and Department
ot Interior.
Money to Loan
On Oklahoma farms, reasonable
rates and prompt inspection
U.S. JUDY
Oillce with C. V. Manatt, Liberal, Ks..
J. F. MACY
PHOTOGRAPHER
Liberal, Kansas
S. W. SMITH
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW s
Office over Citizen State Bank Bldg.
Phone 271, Liberal, Kan.
S. W. SAWYER
Lawyer
Land Cases A Specialty
Miller Bldg. Liberal, Ks.
Oklahoma License 275 Kansas License
DAVID CURTIS
Embalmer and Funeral Director
Special Attention Given to Disonterments
and Shipments.
10-38-10
R. W. Dickerson
Auctioneer
Liberal, Kansas
References:
Democrat office. Liberal, Kans
Don't neglec your fire insur-'
ance. You mav lose all in a few
hours. Without tornado insurance
you may lose all in an instant.
Fire rates three years 80 cents Der
$100. Tornado insurance 50 cents
per $100. for three years. Phone
5. Land-Thateb Land Co.
Farm loans, easy terms. S. W.
Simth.
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