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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-12-04
School Leases Void.

One of the most sweeping opin-
IONS ever rendered By Attorney
General jackson is contained in
a statement sent by State Au-
ultor J. NJ. Nation to county
clerks in all counties where
there is still school land. The
opinion practically declares all
of the school land not now. set
tied upon but under lease, open
to immediate settlement. The
opinion makes worthless leases
thousands of acres of school
land in the westrn part of the
state.
The Legislature of 1899 passed
a law to the effect that all lands
should b, leased to the highest
bidder. a great deal of land has
been leased under this statute.
But when the Legislature enact
aw it evidently overlook
ed constitutional provision
which requires the revaluatiOn
of all school land every five year.
and that leases must be based
on this valuation. No one ever
raised the point or this law
might nave been held invalid
years ago for it is clearly in di-
rect opposition to the constitu-
tion.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-12-04
Salina Poisoning Case.

w. II. F0rney stated WedneS-
nesday that he suspected one of
his wife's relatives, a farmer of
Rush county of sending the al
legged poison cake which he re-
ceived through the mails Thanks
giving day. He stated also that
he had been accused by him of
marrying Miss Gisick for her mon
ey, and this was the first FOR
ney or his wife knew she had
money. A suit for a settlement
was then brought. This, Forney
says, made greater trouble be-
him and the Gisicks.
One lone Thanksgiving cake
sent through the mail by some
one from some place to W. E.
FOrney, of 246 Kansas avenue,
Salina, Kansas, contained enough
IoiSon to kill an army and Mrr.,
FOrney was wise enough to set
the tempting piece of pastry aside
tor an investigation after Thanks
giving day. The cake was a CO.
cOanut affair and had a fine
frosting on it. 1t was a twO-lay-
er cake and baked to suit a
queen. But the strychnine was
distributed through it so plenti-
lilly that the crystals stuck
through the frOsting and Mr..
Forney thought they were glass.
The cake was received in a
shoe box, delivered to the For
ney home by a pOstman. 1t
was Immediately opened, and as
some of the frosting had become
lOoSened from the cake. Mrs.
FOrney put a few crumbs into
her mouth. She spat it out and
exclaimed that it was bitter. A
nasty examination showed that
the frosting was covered with par
ticles of crystals and Mr.. Forney
.as suspicious immediately, al
though he had no idea who would
attempt to do him injury in that
manner.
The matter was reported to
the pOstOffice authorities and
A. NJ. Steadman, the local in
spector, advised him to send the
cake to. Topeka for analysis,
which he did, with the result of
finding the poison.
Forney is living with his Sec
Ond wife. whom he married at
Lacrosse, in Rush county, a few
wears AGO. Inc marriage was Op-
posed by the girls family. He
had been divorced from his first
wife but year. His second wife :
name was Lizzie Gisick and her
father and brothers live in Rush
county now. A few months ago.
when Forney was at Lacrosse.
he met three of his wife's broth
ers and they proceeded to give
him a good beating which cost
their father considerable money
to defend them in a court case
that followed. About that time
Mrs. FOrney told her husband
some things about her family that
lncensed him greatly and when
it became known that she had
told this, the family troubles grey
more strenuous and the father
and brothers, FOrney says. have
been making trouble for him al
most continuously.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-12-04
w. o. w.

The Woodmen of the World helC
a big meeting Tuesday night at
which time occurred the elec-
ton of officers for the coming
year. There was good attend
ance and the meeting was follow
ed by a banquet. There was a
big rally of the order in Wichi-
ia Thursday and Friday and
about 30 members of the local
camp attended. The W. O. W.
has a few million dollars sur
plus and $1,000,000 home is
to be erected somewhere in Kan
Sas. Wichita wants it and is
holding t." RALLY. Members from
three states were present and
reat Bend contingent made
a try to have it located here,
The officers elected Tuesday
night were:
Oscar Marshall, Consul Com.
Sam Pratt, Advisor Lieut..
Ed Chapman, Banker.
W. G. Strong, Clerk.
A. Nicolet, Watchman.
W. T. Hart, Escort.
F. j. johnson, Sentry.
l.. Plankenhorn, member of
Board of Managers.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-12-04
Our Advertisers Are Offering Some Very Attractive Bargains This Week Up

think of anything except the
beautiful city OF Venice. 1t is
not pleasant to dwell upon the
ghts that assail the eyes of
the odors that affront the nose,
Nut | can say that if We had
heen navigating the rain sewer
New York we would have had
pleasant a trip.
Clarence Z. Edwars.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-12-04
Purchasing agents depart
ment, $1,340.73.

ASnooAS SOAt . QCpdI u
ment, 81, ,340.73.
Finance committee, $685..
81
Congressional committee $3,-
625. 4
Publicity bureau, $SS,S99.43
"Sergeant-at-arms, $4,O46.37
Documents, $142,597.26
Chairman and vice-chairman,
$6,43O.
Reproduction bureau, $5,115.-
60.
Speakers bureau, $33, ,76S.05.
General funds, $3S, ,111.S0.
Rent of. headquarters, $13, :
1852.
"Telegrams, $13,761.9O.
Telephone, $2,199.9O.
Express charges, $13,O61.17.
Postage. $37, ,452.54.
"TOtal, $619,4 9,4l0.O6.: -
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-12-04
New Wrinkle on Great Bends
Horn.

Those VINO are contemplating
.-.nlng for city offices next
,.ling. which includes mayor,
police image, city treasurer, a
councilman from each ward, will
nave to get busy In less than
two months, when the petitions
for candidates for city offices
must be filed.
The primary law becomes Ope-
rative this spring and applies
10 all cities of the state hav-
.Ag over 5000 population. The
primary law does away with mol
grel" tickets which have been
named in many cities. These
tickets have been known as Cit
izens," Peoples. progress
i've. tickets and other such
names. Hereafter only politi-
cal party tickets can be put up
IN county and state
elections.
All who expect to be candidate
for mayor, councilman, and 9th
er city offices, must. have NOM
inatlon papers signed up in each
voting precinct of the city.
Nomination papers must be
flIed with the city clerk not
later than January 20 to be safe.
The law provides that the name
OF no other candidate shall be
printed upon an official ballot
used at any primary unless at
least forty days prior to such a
primary nomination paper shall
have been filed in his behalf.
The primary being held March
2, would make January 20, the
necessary FORTY days before then
'ouuting Sundays.
This means that there will be
i4ss than two months from now
. circulate papers, get sigma
tures and file the same with the
city clerk.
Those who expect TO be candi-
'N-es will not have long after
tile hOldays to get busy.
In fact the spring election will
ho started in full blast before the
middle of winter.
The city clerk, January Is,
i'll publish in the official paper
= notice giving the list of the
city offices to be filled. Five
days later the time for filling
nominations will close.
Twenty-Five days before the pr
mary on February ), the city
clerk must publish in the official
paper an official notice giving
a complete list of the nominees
to be voted on at the primary.
and also post three copies of
cinct of the city.
the same in each voting pre-
A party committee for each of
the parties is also to be elect
ed at the primary election. Here
tofOre the members of the city
committee have been chosen at
the ward caucuses.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-12-04
Commercial Club

The special meeting of the Grrea
Bend Commercial club, held in
place OF the regular meeting, was
pulled of at the club rooms IueS-
uay evening, with a fair attend
ance. The routine business was
transacted, and then officers
were elected for the ensuing year
resulting in the same set that
has so ably conducted the affairs
Of the club for three years past,
except that Ira BrOugher abso-
lutely refused to serve as \ a
director any longer, and c. l..
Gunn was elected in his place.
The annual reports of the Sec
retary and treasurer were pre-
sented, Below is the report of
the former, showing the financial
standing Of the club.
Cash Received
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-12-04

Considerable petty thieving is
reported from our citizens to the
marshal and it is altogether
likely that some one may get his
before the thing is all over. Keep
your coal house and cellar doors
locked, and your weather eye opel
all the time.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-12-04

Miss Maude Bordner left We'd
nesday for her home in ewiston,
nesday for her home in Lewiston,
Illinois, after a visit Of sever
al months to Martin Weirauch
and family. {
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-12-04

Sam Slentz returned to Levi
Monday evening, and Ernes
could not break away until We'd
nesday. The boys get along all
right when they are out W
but when they get home they sort
OF hate to break away
mothers cooking.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-12-04

Henry Everett and son Will
made a trip to Oklahoma this
week to look at the country in
the east end of the state.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-12-04

Mr.; and Mrs. D. T. Dennis came
up from Hutchinson Tuesday
morning. T Mr.. Dennis to cry the
visit friends. "
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-12-04

When you want a furnace put
In, a hot water or steam plant
installed, plumbing done, a bath
tnb or wash stand put in, a
deep well put down, or any kind
of machine or tin work done, see
us please.
E. R. Moses Mercantile Co.
Sheriff Dalziel has taken Hen
ry Wise to the penitentiary.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-12-04

1'ulHOVr Oh members 60.
The above statement is correct
and shows the condition of the
finances of the Club on the 17th
day of November, 1908.
PORTER YOUNG,
Secretary.
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Administrators Notice.

H1iiss is hsfahY given that ~ order oi The
fsuuiT t1uu ~ fnit Naunty, Oregon, duiy
nsaiH Hud entered uu the iTtH day Of March
tse tha HudafsiFnad VS. duiY apIauinted
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tfsaani thsif respective claims, under oath
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ifufn thr data ~ this unttre, o. the undersigned
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tsisd this tis luih daY ~ March. iNa
THEODORE nAHNAMn.
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hsuilen Z hafuard. duceas1d
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vii efta,atiT ~ atis y, glslt 1st5
tli,sss localities tl,si ess IL fsaat,li ~
hsls, This disadvantage plil M
's'st him ssT yfahs. b',psyH. ~ ~ IL
wall ksSgs N stsfy D,sasa N fbs
'y'sbig, as1 bis bishGs stsiyBbs,s
as bysliy gsfkigR n bis isbAif No
ysts, vii mAks mistass pi,Ap h.
bsfks bis baii'd tgf w. gstyBHaf ~
,l's lhHfsyiiast - C,,gsiT Treasurer
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-05-05

Aipgfbsg " n HOLMES. ~ Haiam.
ass Dallas visitor. rrl1aY
~ n T. Thompson asd soa. ~
fslls rliy. ssfs bpsisssa gislJ,fs la
Dallas t>iay
hfs fyisf smith. ~ lihsfiian n. is
vlslilhs ~ The hons ~ bsf daughter.
hia bee piavan
u I, STAR. ~ halsm. saafsiafy ~
lhs iiiaia iipafd ~ Ilsganis. visited IN
Dallas oFsf luaday
haH Dshais IL dava fun Falis
ol'Y making preparations isf starting
hia autoiaollls sa the fua b4trusH
Dallas aud naism.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-05-05
Citation.

~ ne County Court OF the state Of Oregon.
iu The matter of the estate of FreI T. R,v-
mond, dccuascd. citation
To Ncilig Raymond. widow. and Earl Raymopd
tefn Raymond, Nric Bel d. NaYmonB Tra
Raymond aud Ross RAYMOND heirs I'd n,c
ehoye uamci frcd a. Raymond des-arr4.i.
An We uau1e ui the state uf urrrnn van AMI
zach ui yuu aru hcrrtY cited anI rsauire,i
- - all4af lu We county touri oi fhe state III
ofcguui On and ior roik COUNTY af tbe t'6r-f
koum thrreof iu the cav Id nniiss Al 81
touuiy oi fnlk on TUESDAY thr ~ .iar of If1r'e
= ~, ltrs ihr snme heiur thr frsf inv III fhs
auurs iA,. term ui raid Court nt fha hdirr ID ~,
t-ofs pr lhe infrunun ui said fav then and
t1ei, ~ stoa causc, il any cKisi uhf au rr.ior
snHNll ual o. made hT sid Cont thaf tha al
IfuIEfN ei said estate hfrrluafisr aasarftlsi -
= . 80 thrrr,ii as may D. sufcicnt Is saiisir
gsisle, p s'ld ~ Ire e. NEARING - afrrf~is-
ilaiaf II said gsiaif 81 rliValr saie for rrsh -
Nsf ~ iaf o. ne fEurinn GO snlI rfr1Iu -rr0r
tilai hrrvin 90 ne tsih DAY of Anal lars ~
- ~ 49, 81 rHisng tuuais suerianf iar tho
NAftafut auA sHfisiarttnu 90 ttr flarrrs rHf
etrruses of aimlrisirafian nrd fhs r,rf--.
sselasi - $50 ssisie. szti roai property -
- e.slfll.f.i - lt'illus. tn-sit.
- se-es.rel kirht lsl ana Mae fsl in
80. = 80 lots nuwferr.i Nine rf. -
d hltrru tiil sra rgeiFr II4l in Rls.f .',57
20 rs titfs falk CcEuff. sfntr oi Orrrr-
Wines utr aon "a p ca
anere ef fte Ceunfv Cru-f 1i
~ elate Uf nrarui. - -
tAaA NulrtT Tf 90 n Hffh To- -
80 Cert aGnet shfs 80
4ag oi Ar9tL A. n. rarS
~ SMITH
N-sfk g 49, uczufF Cc1rt
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-05-05
Nstles 20 Creditors.

uafina ia hefeiY risrn that the UNDERSIGNED
hss iaHn daif srfuintsd sduninisirainf ~ the
raista - faalir iufrHan. drurasa.f b. thr
Z uuutf tuuff Il thr state uf ufeEun Coz ruik
Z aHHtF. sHd hss luaiinef.
Au ilrTsans hatiuT risifas aralust thr said
Hstsia afs hsFuilY nutinui % present tha aame
HuiF Fsflhaf. iunrthrf ulth thH rfuflrf Ncurhors
ihrfaiIsf. - tnr unfrfsinuad. a hta laa nnloe
la uaiias o. ssid luuntf ~ fnit. uithIn tir
i1.sHfta fftln tha dain ni ttis nnfiur
Dated snd nrsi ruh'ishei haY 7, lta
uaCAH uANnEK
AhmiulHtfMtlf IT thf NstnIraf
NmtiF Fofeuaan. aereasaf
risu Ilsft. Atiafusss
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-05-05
Admlnistratof's Notice.

NHtlrs j. hrfrhT KlHau that the undersigned
bee iarn duiY apts,iHtsd admiHiatfatof II the
nsisiF nisiaHlry hfuun. deceased. ~ the County
'nufi ~ rDit County. UfFgpn, aud has quail
Del NSu thrffiufr. al iefayua having claims
aEsihsi said estate are hrfeby notified aud
fstaifHd ~ pfrsant the same. Hith the proper
Fniifhrfs. H. tho uudafslgHsd "a his plaer of
frridHHHn near Aiflir in Folt County. oregon.
ihin sis months ifnfn The date hereof.
bstsd Apni A. tsn
JANIS BROWN
Administfntuf nf the eHtatr0f
STANLEY Hruuu, Decreased
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-05-05
sotios of FINAL Settlement.

n0tifs IL bsfsby Hiysn that ibs undersigned,
- ifdpt FsHsapfs n The estate II David Prti-fs
dffsasf1 hsgs hlfd tbfif hnai hce0unt ~ The
fHuuty iDHft ~ The state ~ Dfse0u, ipf POlk
ffbHiy. shd that sstHf1ag, ne NH day ~ May,
igs. 81 ths bspf II one D'clyrk IN ths afternoon
~ aaid dag. a. The Iouft fpgfn ~ the said
f<'HutY ff,uft D. he flty ~ bElihs. oregon, has
i<lFH agf<dHbd ~ rsid touft ~ the time aud
fisfs ~ The hsaflnK ~ objections ~ the said
thsl srfDuHt and the settlement thereof
DAVID n. PETENa,
ELIZABETH FETKEH,
tYint fksfulyfa Of the estate Of
David Peters decreased
fbify q FakiH. AttofnHys
bsind snd nfst pubitshrd Apfii ~ tge.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-05-05

no yua neci wcosif We want D.
feinind Yeu that the hiook sod from
the wlllsmsiis Valley Lamtst oom.
pany's fawmili ls ths l~si and cheap.
81 vossi pea can buy. ti.ft Isf ia..i
delivered hutaai phone itai. 81 leave
or,lefs a Wcl,siefis coafegtiouofy
siero
n.El-u BOWMAN nnua
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-05-05
4zstf

~ The Kyangelical parsonage.
HD1sSbol1 gol,is. Bt0yes, tables,
cbalfs, cyuch, b,ds, bedroom sulte,
library furniture, hlgh.gra'is sswlng
mAl,blDs. blcycls, tent and awning,
ami many other nrtlcles Most Of these
gf,11s are nearly new. Prices very
fsAsDpabls.
lgzt ". w. BADER.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-05-05

Dise9s sag VI isss' t,,s NJ ibs Hsas
- = R'As w. Net1 bss lYs, han
fs'Alssd f'DU he Oisess gsisgsil,,b
a. washington ibst arrangements
hays isss made fd ii's bsiiissbips y.
sssief IN fsgHibs bss ~ he iiig
~ ihs 's'asl " iiia ii,gsd EsoWsp,hs
VII probably h. fHs fism syaty is,iai
'sa'ilis1 w ibs ipyHibsis psans Asd
corvallis a faaisiB iihss ~ iLia state