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Barton County democrat., 1911-04-14

No. 4. West half of section 23-
N-26, HOdgeman county, smooth,
rich black loan soil, located north
west Dodge City, two miles west
church and school in German
settlement.
No 5. West half section 27-27-
rs, Southwest Dodge City 220 A.
in wheat and oats, l-3 crop. goes
with place, land fenced and cross
fenced, well and windmill, and
granary. This is an extra fine
half section, mo waste land.
No. 6. Section S4-29-2S, south
west Kingsdown, Kansas on the
Rock Island railroad, part of this
section is very fine wheat land,
balance grazing land, would make
fine combination stock farm.
Terms, one third cash, one
third in one year, and one-third
IN two years, seven per cent ins
terest, three percent discount on
deferred payments: Abstract with
deed furnished at time of sale. :
Bring bank credit letter or cer-
titled check. Will show this land
May 3rd. Call early at office.
Auctionees: Thomas Darcy,
0fferls, Kansas; M. @. Emore.
Speaville, Kansas; A. P. Hen
lthorne, Dodge City. Kansas,
Barton County democrat., 1911-04-14
land AUCTION SALE
DODGE CITY, KANSAS
May 4, Il, at2 p. m.

Having purchased a large ranch
in old Mexico, am determined
to make a final clearance sale of
my lands here and will sell to
the highest and best bidder the
following described farms:
No. l. South half section 1925
"a, located northeast Dodge City
on Duck Creek, $50 acres bottom
land, creek runmg through CEN
ter Of place, will grow alfalfa, 30
acres growing alfalfa, 100 acres
In wheat, 1-3 wheat goes with
place, all fenced and cross fenced
No. 2. East half Of section g.
1924, located north Dodge City.
Improvements consist of new 4
room house, barn for, 8 head of
horses, with hay NOW, COW shed,
granary, well and wind mill, 16O
acres in Saw Log creek bottom,
all alfalfa land, 100 acres in cul-
tiyatiOn, 80 acres sOwn to wheat
and purchaser gets,1-3 wheat.
No. 8. 16O acres sw quarter sec.
ton A426 HOdgeman County
improvements consist of 4 room
house, barn. well and wind mill
l40 A in wheat, 1-3 wheat, gOe,
with place. This hnd is all smoOtl
located one mile west of chsrcl
and school in German settlement
=. ~ ~" HHNNt.
Barton County democrat., 1911-04-14
IT GROWS HAIR.
Hhere Are Facts We Want You
to Prove at Our Risk.

Marvellous as it may seem, Rex
all "93'' Hair Tonic has grown
hair on heads that were once bald
Of course, in none Of these cases
were the hair roots dead, nor had
the scalp taken on a glazed, shiny
appearance.
Rexall 1893" Hair Tonic acts
scientifically destroying the
germs WHICH are usually respon-
sible for badness. 1t penetrates
to the roots of the hair, stimula-
ting andsnourishing them. 1t is
a most pleasant toilet necessity,
is delicately perfumed, and will
not gum or permanently stain
| the hair.
We. want You to get a bottle of
Rexall ''93'' Hair tonic and use
it as directed. II it does not re
lieve scalp irritation, remove dan
druff, prevent the hair from fall;
ing out and promote an increas-
ed growth Of hair, and in every
way give entire satisfaction, sim.
ply come back and tell us, and
without question or formality we
will hand back to you every pen
my you paid us for it.. Two sizes
SOC and 81. Sold only at oul
stOre-The Rexall Store. Hooper
Drug Co.
Barton County democrat., 1911-04-14

and quality decline. To bring
both the yield and the quality
above the standard of former
yearsois the purpose Of this new
duty imposed upon the college.
Ths largest increase in the APP
preparations to the Agricultural
college. was to the extension de-,
partment for farmers institutes,
omovable schools in domestic sci
S9ence and agriculture, etc. This
Is the taxpayers apprOpriatlng to
their own use part of their own
money. 1t will mean that more
Q and better Institutes will be held,
a larger number of sewing and
Q cooking schools will be conducted
attended by high school girls and
women in the villages and from
, the farm. 1t will mean more and
better work in helping the farm
. as to plan and build silOs, in Or
der that they may save their al
falfa crop in spite Of the rain, or
their corn crop in sn spite of
the ,drOuth and hot winds. 1t
will mean further the develop
ment of the dairy industry of the
state, upon which the future Of
Kansas must ultimately rest, the
industry which both feeds the
farmer and fattens the soil.
Barton County democrat., 1911-04-14

Henry LutSchg and family have
moved back to this city from
Haven, where Mr.. Lltschg was
employed as a teacher the past
two or three years.
The banquet given by the high
school Y. NJ. c. A. last Thursday
evening was said to have been a
very enjoyable affair.
Barton County democrat., 1911-04-14
Mrs. James FenO..

Died at her home north q Hois
ingtOn, Monday, April 3, 1911 at
$3.50 p..m., Mrs. James FennO. ag-
ed 81 years, s months'and 6 days.
Seldom has it been our duty
to record so sudden and sRrow-
ful death. A gloom was spread
over the community when it was
heard that Mrs. FennO was dead.
While her health was not the best
her sudden death was entirely un-
expected. Seemingly with us
today, active in .life's rounds Of
duty and love, but gone tomor-
row.
Let us gather up tie elements
of life of the departed one and
weave of them a picture for the
walls of memory The book of
life was opened and new name
was written therein by the hand
of love. Soon would the unfoldA
ing beauties Of Springtime have
charmed her coming, Today the
eternal sprmgtime with everlaSt-
ing glOrieS belongs to our sister
She ran the journey of life in
81 years. 1t is a path marked
with deeds Of Kindness and cheer
Truth was the inspiration of sher
life and by kindness she exNn-
plified its great worth. Was not
her life full of Gods likenessr
Mary Jane Cory. was born
in Campellspoft, Wis, afterward,
moving with her parents to Bar
ton county, where she has since
made her home. Besides her mls-
bannd, she leaves one son, Earl,
aged Z years, her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Gory5
five sisters, Mrs. Frank Budig;
Mrs. Charles FemO, Mrs, Walter
Sullivan and Ella and Lille; and
a brother, William, who lives at
home.
She was a faithful member Of
the Catholic church and Father
O'Suliivan was present to minis
ter the last rites of the church
before the angel of GOd,tOCk her
home.
Funeral services We're held at
st. Johns church in this city
Wednesday morning at 1890
and interment was made in st.
Johns cemetery.
To the brOken-hearted husband
father, mother, sisters and broth
er, who list in sorrow where her
footsteps shall never again find
echo, we extend the sympathy of
the entire community, and realize
that in her death another cord
has formed to-draw tie loved
ones to the brighter home. be-
yond.-llOiSington Dispatch
Barton County democrat., 1911-04-14

As there seems to be a chance
that there will not be much of a
wheat crop this season, Ralph
Schnacke has been looking about
for something else to amuSe him
self with, and has had a fine
young man come to the home to
take up headquarters.
George Scheufler was in Kan
sas City a couple Of days last
week.
Barton County democrat., 1911-04-14
Gives Aid To Strikers.

,oSimetimes liver, kidney and
bowels seem OF 60 on a strike
and refuse to work right. Then
you need those pleasant little
strike breakerrS-Dr. Kings New
Life PillS-tO give them natural
aid and gently compel proper ac-
ton. Excellent health soon fol-
lOwsf Try them. 25c at all
druggists.
Barton County democrat., 1911-04-14

MIR. and Mrs. Frank Hitchcock
were made the parents of a boy
baby Sunday morning. The lit
tic fellow only lived a few hours.
This was their first-bOrn.
Mrs. Charles E. Dodge is visit
ing her daughter, Miss FlOy, at
Washburn college, this week.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10
WESTERN UNION
CABLE Letters
CABLE IETIEns tAN 49, SENT
THnot cuotT yiI WORLD.
Innovation Established by Western
Union Promises a. H. Popular
Feature ~ Telegraph
Seryisc.

80 ff0.O0N
1T has been arranged cOmmoncinp
tomorrow. December 10th, ~ insii-
tntc two ncw forms ~ cable sersicel
IN be know a. cable letters aud week.
end letters.
These new services are not offer
cd a. substituiss Tor the present
regular cable service. but are in-I
tended 20 place the Atianilc cables
within reach Of the public al rates
which VIII encourage their use fofI
aotlai and business communications
which are noW lubiert 20 delay oil
oser-aea malls and Vhioh are ~ snf-
flcleni importance 20 Justify modef
ate charge Tor the use ~ IN" cables
whilst not ~ such pressing urgency
an 10 warrant the cost 81 an erpefii
81 cable service The now services
are prodlcated upon The use ~ cable
facilities M times when tho latter
would otherwise be- unemployed
Gable letters may be filed o. any
open Western Union Office AZ any
hour So be forwarded 10 the cable
terminus ai N"N Yori or Hoeion hy
mail or telegraph NJ the option Of
the sender. from whence they will
b. cnbled ~ ihr convenience ~ the
comnnnv ~ roach london or Liver.
pool Ia time fof delivery ON The
morulne of tn seennd day following
their receipt AT Sew York or hos'
tor
Weop cud letters NAV be filed az
provided above nu to midnight on
SATURDAY, fnr dolivorf ~ London or.
Iivernool 90 ihr following TUESDAY
mofmur They usV ~ course be-
nled before eniufdsv hnt win IN no
caso he delivered untu Tuesday
mornlur Th.r mfv nf course he
filed before Saturday but viii Ia no.
case hc delivered until ruefdav
morning Moth cphle iaitcra and
woeh end letters must be- written tn
nlain Enrllah 'anruare code words
aud words IN foreign languages arc
insdmlaaable
The inrin Tor the cahlo irnnpmis.
sion of cable letters vii be- ~ Dol
for 20 words with 9o cents added FOR
enrh additional , words. nnd for
week letters a go Tor 30 words with
20 cents added Tor "nch additional
words These TOLLS cover the tram.
mlrnlon hetNeen New York or Hos
ton a. the cable terminal on thla
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10
ASSAULT TO MURDER

a complaint was nled IN the JUS
ticea court Yesterday morning against
Juan Dc los Flores. charging him
Win assault with intent 70 commit
murder npon tho person Of Pablo
Vega.
Moth parties are we'll known Next.
cans. residing on the hill Vega ~
employed AZ salesman by !. J Con
1alos
Ia toe complnini against Flores "a
ia alleged that be pulled guu, while
but several feet from VEGA, and nred,
but that the bullet went wild and
Vega WAS unhuri
Flores wag arrested by Conaiah
CastleberrY aud lodged va the coun-
~ inii Ne VIII be- given nn eNafulng
trial before Justice Wholan Tuesday
morning
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

side aud London ~ Lissrpoal az tho
terminal on the other slde 81 tho
Atlantic They also lnclsde delivery
81 London or Liverpool and the post.
age whore postage - involved
Outside OF London aud Liverpool
all cables and week end letters viii
be- delivered by mail unless otherwise
arranged BY senders Telegraphic de-
livery beyond London may be- ar.
ranged BY payment Of charge Of
one cent per word with q minimum
of ~ words Including address and
slgnatnrel 10 points In Great Britain
and ireland or by payment 81 regu-
lar word rates 10 other points be-
yond London a. published on pages
G72 and 7Ts of the tariff book ln
addltlo nio the cable letter or week
end letter tolls quoted
The tolls quoted also cover The
mailing 20 the cable terminal a.
Neg York ~ Boston OF cable letter
Of week end letters offered ~ offices
IN other places when the scrdrrr
wish them 10 be- filed b them u
talegraphic transmission betWeeu
place Of origin and Sew York or
Boston ~ desired scnders have The
option Of designating M class o.
service desired whether day mes
sage. day letter or nighi letter ani
the regular rates for the class ON
service selected Will be- charged in
addition ~ the other charges. ~
nlght letter service IA rcler'ed "
ehouli be- understood that und"f Tie
conditions governing that service ihe
communication 10 not due go reach
the Central Cnbie oflre re New YORK
or Hoatuu until the following morn
Ing and consequently VIII hn srhcd-
uied to reach London ar LIVERPOOL
on the soroua morning following
which would be- the third morning
from date ~ flllng
" will 81 course DO ueceaaary to
Indicate IN every ease whether mall
or telorraphic delivery on the other
side ~ 10 be- made n the destination
IN other than London or liverpool
lNlN ln0Nfh'lNU NlNN wv fNNf'H ~ w
dornlng on the mosaare II allied o.
transmitting IN tho e"eek N wired.
che dosivnption ~ e''er onil" or
Letter wlro' fcr cable 'eti"ra 10 be-
mailed or wired rec" ee'lve'" or by
n similar use ~ 'he DESIGNATION
"veotman" or "wes' irc" Tor week
end ieitora ~ he r'e'icd ~ wired ro-
surciiyely 90 no. -pfe 90 word
cable letter 10 p@-is - ho mailed
from London would be checked "2o
lcitermnll %
Cable letters or wcat end letters
from abroad which are io De- matted
from New York to points on this
side viii ~ coursc be addressed d.
rectiy To- the addrrsees az deailna-
ton and not mailed to local oilicea
for delivery To make such diaposl.
iion of the letters Central Gable Of
flee viii need to have tho unpack of
ant registered addresses employed
and nll Total registrations should az
once be- copied and mailcd to Central
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

rlans TOR constructing toe new
$40. 600 Methodist church. ~ the
corner OF Mesquite aud Mann streeis
are expected 10 be presented by a
number ol different architects 81 thu
state cay IN January, according TO
Information received yesterday by n
cailnf reporter from q prominent
member OF the Methodist church.
No special progress has been made
IN getting the plans ready during
Tho past several months, bni that the
mrmbrrs viii "Ect busy and close
al plans aud begin active work dur
INK the early months Of 1919 now
seems assured.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

of pafanhernalin Including poker
aud iaru tables. viii have 60 boz boz.
stalled The parapherugla which
was frizcd 1y thc officers Ia been de-
stroycd that s chopped up into
klndlinR wood
The biggest part of the poker.
faro. roulette anl craps tables. on
which fh, Famns went On. that b. lcff
is not over fnof u size This IL rAr
ouk aas thc ulhctrs could dispose OF
fhcm ThDs co li not sell them or
sitr them away fof the tables could
NOS he usel ior anything other than
gambiue puruoao aud The owners 90
fhr proprrt, tailed to put in q claim
fu Inem
THE kluil ns wood viii be- used for
Htruua the uiutrf fires In tho base-
mrni of th, .ourl house
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

Gable office for registry there and
all new registrations be- similarly re-
ported 10 that Ofiicc
in addition 60 CO.. foregoing w.
Wiil lnaugurato commencing January
iai next. deferred cable service
subject TO an The rules and rogula-
lions OF our regular csblo service.
with the ioiloeing exceptions
Messages must he In plain lam
gnase of the country OF origin or dcn-
tination
~. Of tUo ar more languages
IN same mesengp nor allowed
an numh'ra except thos. used
lu address rUH b0 written leo words
nt fun ienEth
MewnRos are liable TO bc DE-
ferred la favor of those paid Tor AZ
FUN rates Tor q period not exceeding
twenty -four hours ~ delayed ac-
yond that time they take their turn
with fun paid traffc
p Rate charged Tor deferred ca
bles in one-hnlf thc rpto chareod for
ull paid cables between same termi-
mails. mo- deferred message to De-
charged containing less than six
words
There deferred cabiea viii have
the indication ~ u" for deferred
rate Ia addition TO the usual cable
check Tho delivered CODY viii in
every ease hc plainly marked de-
fcrred rate t2l0 ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

Lion and the Mouse show a. Oiym-
pic Reserved seata 81 soi 800
and 70 cents. on sale Monday 10
h. N. i2i0 ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10
CHARGED wirm FORGERY
Man Mnh Villas Indicted on Pour
tcrn Counts at san tutoniu.

sAN ANTONIO Tex bcr %
Charged uith forgery Henry lioag.
alias o. Middleton H ihe defendant
in fourteen bills oi indictment be-.
turned bl the grand jury The grand
jury returned d tu'ai 90 thifty-.iA
bills Nose Brown Nas Indicted on
seven Charge ol burglary ani thte'
OF theft ofor $50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

Lion and the Mouse show a, Ol-m-
pic Reserved seats 81 aot ~ 90
aud 90 cents. on sale Monday io|
M i2io tf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

Loose diamonds 4 nice line to he
seen at The Siamm. ti1 Mesquite
So Phone 2gG open etenfnFt
l L
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

VII, not huS u Cadillac Tor
Christmas The neat"st, roomiest.
most m.tidious ear ON the market.
equipped with every late improve
m' nt aud -escrai years ahead ct the
best 144u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

When Won think ~ iewelry. think
81 Tho Dorcniiclda t2f n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

FnFsH Itsu MD OYSTERS
u tho Sanitary Produce Company
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-31

who answered to the name Of 3. ".
Barnes, was accused OF lamming
Walker with a section of a board fence.
The board Was In court ready to render
mute testimony. 1t IL a very healthy
plank. about five inches In width ana
about four feet long.
The case was continued until Sature
dag but the story of the fracas. as Tar
As could be learned. Is this: "a
Barnes was annoyed at his home,
11o7 North Twenty-sixth street, by
a small boy armed with gravei-
shooter. He said the boy was the son
of Walker. Walker. who lives at ~
Venable street, not far away from the
Barnes home. went there TO rernon-
strate. Barnes repeated his accusation
and called his wife to bear witness
Walker said that Barnes was mistaken,
emphatically mistaken. And the row
was on.
Barnes said Walker retreated to the
street with his son and used many cpl
thets about Barnes immediate ances-
tors. When he went forth to see him
of the premises Walker hurled two
rocks at him. one of which struck him
In the neck and the other his vest
pocket. breaking pair Of eyeglasses
he had there. Whereupon he seized
the nearest thing at hand. which proved
to be the fence picket mentioned above
and smote Walker.
DIR. Truman dressed Walkers head
for. him and Barnes was arrested. He
was released on $1,000 bail, which was
reduced to $500 by Justice crutchfield
in court Tuesday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-31
GRADUATE NURSES
. TO HAVE meeting
GOVERNOR MANN TO MAKE Al
DRESS OF WELCOME an
OPENING.

The eleventh annual convention 03
the Graduate Nurses Associations w
Virginia will be opened Tuesday &C.,
ming. at Sis o'clock. In the an4tt
torium OF Murphy's Hotel. Governor
Mann will make the address Of vel
come, and Miss Ethel Smith, Of Nor
folk, president Of the association, VIII
respond at this meeting. which win
be called to order by DIR. Beverly H
Tucker. DIR. Harry Taylor will gtvs
an illustrated lecture relating to the
work Of American doctors and nurses
In China. A meeting of the execue
tive committeelwili precede this sex-
sion. @
The convention WIN continue
through Thursday. The program for
Wednesday IL as follows:
$3.50 A. M.--Registration and pay-
ment Of dues.
1890 A. M.--Business session.
2:30 p. M.--Presidents address.
reading minutes OF last meeting
treasurer's report. report Of various
committees.
3:3o r. M.-"opportunitiss ana -
sponsibilities Of the Young Graduaxe
Harbor. Michigan. Discussion from
4:30 p. M.--''The Administration 81
Anesthetices By Women" Miss Bru-
ton, Hartford. Conn. Discussion led
by Miss Anna Fairness.
p. M.--Address 6m" tuberculosis
work. DR.. Douglas Freeman. ex-sec-
rotary State Anu-TubercuIosis Assoc
citation.
sac p. M.-Reception by Ricn-
mond nurses, Elks' Home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-31
RICH CRIMINALS
TRY TO BUY OUT
ATTORNEY-GENERAL TELLS TIxEn1
HOWEVER THEY MUST sEnyE
THEIR PRISON TERMS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 51.--A futile st
tempt to save seven enormously yics1
members of the Illinois Fruit Diatf1llng
company from going to the pentten-s
tiary for violating the internal revenna
laws was made to-day at the depart-
ment Of Justice by attorneys Cla5enca
barrow and II. N. Joline and Judge
McEwen. all Of Chicago.
Attorney General Wickershans re-
fused to interfere with any OF the caes1s
basing his attitude on recent dscla-I
the mere payment OF nnes meant notiA~l
ing to rich law breakers.
The mon for whom the appeal ~
clsmency was made are: simon Frfndek1
David shapiro. Phillip Blum. HymanE
Levenkind. Harry Rosenatein, A0ram
Tucker and Hyman Rosenfeid. A.
large stockholders In the Illinois Efult
Distiliing Company, they were CONVICT
ed before Judge LAndis. Of Chicago NJ
making and selling fruit dtsll1e6 H.
Quor on which no revenue tax had 49,
paid and were sentenced to the p0nl-
tentiary for periods ranging from MI
teen months to two and half yeArA
In addition to paying nnes rAn9fn4
from $4,000 to $4,000 each. An appset
has been taken.
The convicted men to-day cfKered ~
pay their fines and make restituti0n IN
the government of the fnil amount 0k
which they were charged Win d.
fraudinE II cut Of. r. the attorney Geatx
aral would recommend the remission "a
their fail sentences. This oRer WAs ra~|
fused. Wickersham declaring that NM
less the convicted men win their -
peal the sentences imposed BY JndGo
Lands Will have stand.