The Liberal democrat. [volume], July 14, 1911, Image 7

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Hal G. Reid's Jewelry Store
LIBERAL, KANSAS.
For Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Silverware, Cut
Glass and Hand Painted China. We do Watch
Repairing, and "if it ain't right, we'll make
it right" .... :: . :: " -
Watch Inspector for the C. R. L & P. Railway.
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Kelly's famous flour
Has made friends in every
home. Buy Kelly's Famous
and you'll be delighted
with the results of your
baking. : : : :
Enterprise Mercantile Company
Phone 8
For Cement
Work
Septic Tanks A
THOS. L. HIOGINBOTHAIVI, M.D.
Diseases of the Eye,. Ear, Nose and Throat
MILLER BUILDING LIBERAL, KANSAS
City iuit Market
Fresh and Cured Meats,
Poultry, Fish, Oysters, and Celery
My Desire is to Cater to all Trades
PHONE 86
For Bargains in Land Write to
Gardner & Shinkle, Liberal, Kans.
Feed, Seed and
i "Larabee's Best"
"Pride of Liberal"
Call and get our prices, it may save you money
HOSKINSON & TITUS
Successor to Funk &. Son
Liberal, Kansas
and Concrete
See
WRIGHT
Specialty
the Best Flour
"Old Glorv"
Harwood Items
Robert Davis aud sou from the
Uiuiarroii wore iu tbis neighbor
hood Wednesday to see after some
cattle they.have up here.
Florence Whiteford and sister,
Mrs. Knox and children, were
pleasant callers here Monday.
Patton Brothers are helping
William Hyde harvest this week.
Lee Rhiness is at home again
after a two weeks absence. He
has been up in Haskell county,
fixing wells.
Mr. Lamberson and son, Ray,
were in this part of the country,
Sunday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Swink, a daughter, June 28.
Miss Leary of Wichita is out on
her claim. Miss Johnson accom
panied her. They will return
Sunday.
Sheriff Eidson and party were
agreeable callers here Tuesday.
They also called at the Evans
home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Burr called
to see Mrs. M. E. Pinkorton, who
is laid up with a very sore foot,
caused by stepping on a nail.
The dance at Vm. Aubuin's
Saturday night was well attended
and all present report a fine time.
Mrs. Lucy Patton and children
visited with Mrs. J. II. Burr,
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Burr and
daughter. Roberta, made a busi
ness trip to Santa Fe, Wednesday.
Tuesday evening Miss Ula An
trim entertained a number ,of her
friends at her home. A pleasant
evening was spent. Party games
were played and all present enjoy
ed themselves. Light refresh
ments were served which consist
ed of ice cream, cake and lemon
ade. Those present were: Misses
Emily Bennett. Helen and Ruby
Rhiness, Audrey Burr, Mrs. Nell
Shanlovv. Messrs. Ben Pinkerton,
Lee Huffman, Emory and Alvoree
Burr and Maurice Graig. Miss
Ula is a very popular young lady
of this neighborhood.
For Sale
A limited number of White
House Pantries to be sold in Lib
eral at 50 cash down, balance
$1.00 yer week for sixteen weeks
No interest. Write or see U. J
Warren, Guymon, Okla.
Methodist Church
The Woman's Home Missionary Sq
clety will meet with Mrs. Keating,
Thursday, July 20, at 3 p. m.
PROGRAM
Keynote The true solution of the
Negro problem is in the religion of
Jesus Christ.
Song "Hark the Voice of Jesus Cajl
Ing."
Scripture Reading "Peter's Hard
Lesson." Acts. 11; 1-9.
Mrs. N. L. Smith
Prayer.
Roll Call Respond with name of
some Home in tiie South, either
white or colored or name of mission
ary.
Paper Work for colored girls,
Mrs. Meek
Work for white girls.
1. Rebecca McClesky Home and its
Settlement Work, Mrs. Malone
2. Community Schools and American
Highlanders, Mrs. Hopkins
Reading "Down the Road,"
Mrs. S. J. Crothers
Paper Signs of Progress,
Mrs. Buckland
Reading "Rebuilding Peck Home,"
Mrs. Phillips
Read ing-" What Money Can Do,"
Mrs. J. Dunlup
Home Mission Enigmas.
Song "Nobody Knows de Trouble
I've Seen," Mrs. Net Mrs. Falls,
Miss Lawrence, Miss Falls. -
Kidney Diseases Are Cur
able. under certain conditions. But the
right medicine must be taken be
fore the disease has progressed too
far..' Mr. Perry A. Pitman, Dale.
Texas, says: "I was down in bed
for four months with kidney and
bladder trouble and gall stone.
One bottle of Foley's Kidney Rem
edy cured me well and sound."
Ask for it. For sale by all drug
gists. Ten Acres of Land Adjoin
ing the City, For Sale Cheap;
Easy Terms; See Farmer Pros.
W. C. T. U. Notes
. W. 0. T. U. will meet at the
M. E. Church, Friday, July 14,
at 3 o'clock. All members and
friends are requested to be pres
ent. The following program will
be given:
Song, Scripture Reading, Prayer,
Music. ' .
Roll Call, answered by' some ques
tion pertaining to the W. C, T.
v U. work. Question to be answer
ed by members of the Union.
Readings or Recitation by- volun
teers. News from the Union Signal,
Mrs. S. M. Lane
Discussion on Community Work.
Business, Song, Music.
Free-will Offering.
We extend an invitation to the
Y. P. B's to be present at this
meeting.
Those Who take Foley's Kid-
., ney Pills
for their kidney and bladder troub
les, and for annoying urinary ir
regularities are always crateful
both for the quick and permanent
relief they afford and for their
tonic and strengthening effect as
well. Try Foley's Kidney Pills.
For sale by all Druggists.
$100.00 Reward.
I will pay the above reward for
the arrest and conviction of any
person or persons illegally hand
ling, driving off and disposing of
tcor buhering any of my stock.
C M. Light,
Liberal, Kansas
List your land with Gardner &
Shinklo.
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
Office of the County Clerk. Howard County,
Kuiimis.
Liberal, Kansas, .Inly It, 11)11.
Tlie Hoard of County Commissioners met In
regular session. Present were: ,1. I'1, l-'uest,
Chairman,. W. W. Antrim and Kli Taylor,
memliersof the Hoard, and Clyde It. Com
mons, County Attorney, and K. IK Coooer.
County Clerk.
The following claims aiialnst the county
were lev i he hoard exam ned and al owed
A, C. Olin, erroneous tax, - - - tM.K
Jennie Karau, copy jail ulans. - - ll.ixi
Star Lumber Co.. coal for Jail. - - N.50
Hutchinson News Co., Jail notices, - 10.12
K. W. William, hal. assessing Liberal two. Sl.ixi
Kd McCue, bal. assessing Seward two. KI.0U
(i. M. Tri'Moonler, assessing Liberal City, HkYiH)
K. W, l'cmi!ni:ton, assessing 1'iiiko twp. 10B.WI
Liberal Kray Co., Drayau'e, - - 3.00
A. H. h'ullinei', exanilninirco. treas. honks, II.U)
,)ohn L. Holes, examining eo. treas. Ixtoks. tl.tNi
City of Liberal, water tux, - - 5.UU
II. W. Lane. cartienUtr work on court
house. - - - - - 3 7.1
Hutchinson IVIntlnu Co., county suuulles, T.lu
Crime Co., i-oiiniy sunplics,
1W.H1
hi.:!0
run
HU5
into
li.'-'O
Hlnier Thompson
Jury fees
11. w. Norrls,
I'. .1. Murphy. " "
Wni. Hyde. " "
L. II. hliicher. " "
A. K. Somonson, " "
W. B. York. " "
Snm'l Jones ' "
W. T. Casey, " "
E. K. Kiirch. " "
A. I'. liidenour. . " " .
II, V. Thompson, " "
W. II. Leuper. " "
I.J. Aliotl. " "
D. B.Snyder. " "
K. K. Richardson " "
Kred Deal, " "
It. H. Whiteford. " "
John !U alone, " "
.1. W. Kosson. " "
H. O. Ihiwnlnir, " "
T. J. Kuehlen, " "
N. B. Hwlnk. " "
J. A. Hall. " "
L.C. (iano, " "
oils Clark. " "
.1. T. Enifleman, " "
C'lias. Chapman, " "
Lee Larraliee, " "
I'. S. Clymer. " "
O. 51. Nix, " "
T. V. Hopkins, " "
John Flzer, " "
T. A. Teitarden, " "
(i. M. Nix. " "
U. A. Walker, " "
Win Kusvo, " "
It. Homer. " "
I. . V. Gardner. " "
W. M. Miller. '- "
II. Umert. " , "
K. H. Klcli, " "
N. U t ails. " "
E. H. Irwin, costs, State vs. Murphy,
(.co. A. tiulnlan, sherllT fees,
.1. 1). Norton, sheriff fees. Shawnee Co.
K. S. Irwin, cosls, State vs. Mur phy, -IliK).
A. Oulnlan. sheriff fees, ' -
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l.l.lkl
hi. hi
hi. 15
4.iH
ht.'fl
hub
lll.'.H)
4.10
I4.S0
K.IU
17.40
hi.'.io
l4.:t
7.00
14.30
9.10
4.40
12.00
14. mi
stl.O
2.00
2.110
13.30
2.1V
2.00
4.00
2.IX)
2.1X1
2.00
2.00
4.00
8.IKI
2.(10
4.00
2.00
1.2;
1.40
6.!
. H. heather, furniture for court house, 20.00
I.IImtoI Llirht. I. 1'. Co., Current
and Ice 1H.20
Clyde K. Commons, salary co. attorney, 200.00
Summers k Sons, mercliaudlse fur Jail, 2.H0
T. (i, Hiibliard, salary Janitor, - M0.no
T. (i. Hubbard, bailiff. - - 12.00
K. S. Irwin, salary clerk dlst. court.
less fees. ll.HO
ico. A. Smith, salary co. treasurer, - 201.00
LUieral Telephone Kx phone rent
aud tolls. 21. 1
(i. M. LeMonnler. looklnir after poor
and exiense on paupers, - 27.30
II. II. L i son. fees and expense to
Wichita, 02.50
II. II. Eiilson. lall attendance and
lioardimr prisoners, - 17.40
II. II. Eidson, sheriff tt fees, 12.4!
II. II. Eidson. " " 5.:.:
H. II. Eidson. "
II. II. Eidson. " " H.Ufl
II. II. Eidson. Jail attendance and
boardlnif prisoners - 72.HO
Win. Irwin, Jailor and court attendance. :i.oo
C. l. Cole, court attendance, - - 1.1.00
E. W, Williams. Jailor, - - - lo.fio
lien. H. Smith & Hro county supplies, 7.8j
(,co. K. Smith, salary CO. health ollh-er, SO.0U
E. I). Cooper, salary co. clerk, less fees. 2s4.s5
N-andretl & Euest. county supplies, 10. 10
Kay Mlllman, comity iirlntiin.'. - 1I0.H2
J. V. Campls'll. salaotirohute Judire 4:i.oO
Mary E. Todd, salary co. sup't. - I7.V00
.Mary E. Todd, VIsiiliiK schools, - 2H.H0
l.llieral Democrat, county prlutluir. 110.02
J. K. Euest. salary county commissioner 21.00
W. W. Antrim, salary co. mmmissioner,
Ell Taylor, salary co. commissioner, 23.40
Thou. Martin, sheriff Meade co. Expense
of prisoners In Meade co. Jail. - 33..V)
C. II. Leel. laundry for Jail. - I. jo
July 5. Hill.
The remrt of the Register of Deeds. Clerk
of the District Court and County Clerk were
hv the Hoard approved and ordered iiimi. also
the report of .LAV. Campliell, I'robatn J'ldire
anil .lolin U lioies and n. it. runnier, as ui
the ofll'-e of the County Treasurer was by the
Hoard approved.
The sheriff was by the Board ordered to col
lect the hill tax on the personal property of
A J. Murphy, same a I writ to be sold by The
Wilson Land and drain Co., of Plains.
The Board thereupon appointed J. F. Fuest
as local superintended! of the Jail and to look
after same between mcetlnirs of the Board
which shall be on the first Monday In each
month until the Jail incomplete.
This completinK the business of the meeting
the Hoard adjourned to August 7. lull.
(Seal) E. D. COOl'EU, County Clerk.
NOTICE
Ifirst published July 14, Itllt.
Notice Is herchv tflven that J. V. Fueut. and
L. V. Gardner have Hied their petition In the
orllce of the City Clerk pray Itisr for and asklim
that the Mayor and City Council by proper or
dinance order and vacate the following tracts
of lund now platted as alleys In the city of
i. iKTiii, ?ewaru county, state or Kansas, to
wit: A tract described as commenchur at. the
southeast corner of lot No. ten (10) In block
no. at, tu tneoriirlnal town now city of Liberal
and runnlnir thence west 140 feet alonv the
south Hue of said lot ten thence south 20 feet
ttience east 140 feet thence north 20 feet to the
place of lieirlunhiK.
A tract commencing at tile northwest corner
of lot No, II in said block 15. iu the city of
.literal auu niiiiilnn (lie nee sou in 1.(0 feet to
the southwest corner of lot 34 of said block 15.
thence west 15 feet thence nort h 130 feet thence
east 15 feet to the place of hcKinuliiK.
Tlio said Mayor and City Council have
ordered that due notice of said petition lie
puiuisiied and nave set as the time for the
hearlntr thereon the 1st day of AuuustA.D.UUI
at nine o'clock p. in., of said dale in the office
of the Mayor iu Libera), Seward County. Kan
sas al which time and place any and all per
sons may appear and siiow cause why said
tracts should not be vacated as prayed.
iiaieu mis loin uay or ,iuiy ion.
It. T. NICHOLS. Mavor.
(Seal) JENNIE KARA!!, CHy Clerk.
Quarterly Statement
Ol fieorire A. Smith, County Trensurerof Sew.
iinl county, Kiiiisiis, show Inir Imliinee iu his
IninilB I o r lire quiiiicr ciiiIIiik June 30, 1011.
Funii Dkiiit. CltKlllT.
Stnteden Rev f.tM M
County lien. Hev $ 8,103 50
Cuunty Houil Fund IM h;
County Slnkimr Fund 1.(178 (17
Hulldlnv lund court House ftiiH 20
Liberal CHy 4173
Noruml Fund 07 5(1
Cltv Iinprovment 3112 114
Sewurd Twp. gen rev
rarKO 1 wp " is 85
mixnr txind 272 00
Liberal Twp ifen rev 8(156
" snuiir bond 408 III)
Cimarron Twp r r bond.. tux) 1)0
ImlKCinont b. u. no. &
Ken rev
VurioiiB funds and tlsuul
iivenev In New York 1 00
County HIkIi Suhool (144 54
Liberal Twp. Road till 75
SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
No Dr
1 I 204
bond
3 1,508 8:t
bond 772 43
3 (112 17
bond 23 1.1
4 228 1W
bond....,
5 5II 40
bond 347 50
(1 ; 77 00
7 52 00
8 II (15
Ml N'l
10 87 50
bond
11 70 12
12 401 28
botid 05 04
13 20 22
bond 13 (17
14 30 IX)
15 107 00
bond 511 03
10 133 93
bond 14 40
17 7. 510 M4
18 II 44
bond 30 12
ID 24 73
bond II 30
20 142 IKI
bond 13(1 38
21 W
bond 42 113
22 (13
bund lhl !'
2)1 203 i
24 211 14
26 213 HI
pond 43 21
2b 184 45
bond iU 8
27 44 110
bond '.'5 HI
28 515 87
bond 3 31
Stiite ol Kiiiisiis, Sewitrd county, on.
I, (leorire A. Smith, Treasurer of Howard
cuuniWJKunsKR, do tuueuinly awenr tnut Itie
above statement Is true mid correct, to the
bent ol' my knowledge hihI belief.
licorire A. Hiulili.
I hereby oertlly. That the IoiuvoIiik stute
inent was subscribed and sworn to belnru me,
iind ill my preseuesi, hy the uliovo mimed this
3rd day of July 1011.
attbst: E. D.Cooper,
(seul) County Clerk.
First I'uhllshcd June 30lh, Hill.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
ThoSlaleof Kansas. lo.LV. Hays, Mrs. J.
V. Hays, and the unknown heirs aud devisees,
trustees, administrators, executors aud tile as
signs of each of the alsivc named defendants,
if ihev or either of them are dead.
You and each of you will take notice that
you have Is'eu sued by .Moses Allison In the
District Conrt of Seward county, Kansas, and
thai unless you answer the petition tiled by
tliesald plaintiff III the said action on or be
fore the llth day of August, 101 1, said petition
will he taken as true and a Judgment rendered
aualnst you and each of you accordingly, of
the following nature lo-wlt: adJudirliiK that
the said plulutlff Is the absolute owner in fee
simple, and is In theiiulet. peai-able. open, no
torious, undisturbed, exclusive and adverse
possession of all of the following descrllied
real fit ale. slluuted In Heward county, Kan.
sas, to-wll: the west one half of the north
west quarter and the uorilieasl quarter of the
northwest quarter of section thirteen, aud the
southeast quarter of the northeast quaruir of
section fourteen, all In township thtrty-twn
south of ranife thirty-four, west of the sixth
principal meridian.
And that neither you nor any nor either of
you have any rliht. title, estale, interest,
clulm, lien or encumbrance in, to or uisin the
said real estale 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
scltinir up or asscrtlnx any riitht, title or claim
In or to said real esi nte or any part thereof.
Witness my hand and official seal this 2tllh
day of June 1011. K.S.Ik win
Clerk of the District Court,
(SUA!,) H. W. Smith.
Attorney for I'laliitiff.
Watch Your Kidneys
Their action controls your health.
Head what Foley's Kidney Pills
have done for vour neighbor.
Mrs. II. W. Allen, Quincy, El.,
says: "About a year ago my
kidneys began bothering me. I had
a swelling in my ankles and limbs,
then headaches and nervous dizzy
spells, and later severe backaches.
I was getting worse when I began
taking Foley's Kidney Pills. 1
kept on taking them until I was
once more free of all kidney troub
le and suffering. I have a great
deal to thank Foley's Kidney pills
for and shall always recommend
them. For sale byall druggists.
The Photoplay is the real popu
lar place these days for those who
like moving pictures.
For Sale
A span of young black mules,
weight about 2200. Terms.
, 3.3. Calvert,
6-26-tf Liberal, Kans.
Off to the Lakes
and Woods!
Doesn't that make you hungry
for the green coolness of the
pines, the babbling streams ol
crystal, the rippled surface oJ
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 enjoyment un
less you start off right- on
a Rock Island train. Rock
Island service makes the
going a pleasure. n.
L. C. YOCUM, Agent
Liberal, Kansas
Liberal R. R. Time Card.
EAST BOUND.
No. 82. except Sunday, " ... 7:20 a. m
No. 4. Limited " ... 7:10a. m
No. 2. " . . ,11:20 a. m
No. M, " . . . 2:il5a.m
WEST BOUND.
No. Kl, except Sunday, " ... 8:00 p. m
No. I, "... 1:45 p. m
No. 3. Limited, " ... ll:0Rp. m
No.ua. " ... 1:45 a. m
L. 0. YoctiM, Airent.
Col. C. K.
Wilraeth
Better ' known as
"UalMilt foot Hill"
Town site, eommer
clal and live Mioelc
auctioneer. Write to
tluymou, Oklahoma,
Herald for date.
A
Get your dates at this office.
DR. E. F. PELLETTE,
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN
Graduate of the American School of Osteo
pathy of Klrksvllle. Mo.
I'ostoilluo Building
Office Phon 257 - Rei. Phm 262
Liberal, Kana.
7-Stf
C. V. MANATT
ATTOKNKY-AT-LAW
LIBERAL. - - KANSAS
Practice in all Court! and Department
ot Interior.
Money to Loan
On Okfahoma farms, reasonable
rates and prompt inspection
H. S. JUDY
Olllce with C. V. Manatt, Liberal, Ks.
J. F. MACY
PHOTOGRAPHER
Libers!, Kansas
S. W. SMITH
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office over Citizens State Bank Bldg.
Phone 271, Liberal, Kan.
S. W. SAWYER
Lawyer
Land Cases A Specialty
Miller Bldg. Liberal, Ks.
Oklahoma Llcen.se 275 Kansas License 773
DAVID CURTIS
Embalmer and Funeral Director
Special Attention Given to DlsenlernienU
and Shipment,
10-28-10
R. W. Dickerson
Auctioneer
Liberal, Kansas
References:
Democrat office, Liberal, Kans
Don't neglect .vour 6re insur
ance. You may lose all in a few
hours. Without tornado insurance
you may lose all in an instant.
Fire rates three years 80 cents per
$100. Tornado insurance 50 cents
per $100. for three years. Phone
5. Land-Thater Land Co.
Farm loans, easv terms. S. W.
Simth.