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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-30
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There WAS a beautiful home we'd
ding last Wednesday night, at the
."si1elcr o. Mrs. Lewis Garrison,
sister Of the Bride. The contract
ing parties We're Mr.. Isaiah Bush,
Of Lewisburg, and Ms. Harriet
Carter, Of Richmond, Va. The mar
riacc ceremony was performed by
Rev. +. A. Boiling, and the we'd
ding march was played by Miss
Annie l.. Garrison. Mr.. F.. \. Pc
kins acted as best man.
Rev. !. G.. Love closed a siN-week
revival last Sunday night with five
conversions and reclaims.
Rev. NacLane, Of North Carolina
helped Rev. Love two nights in his
meeting last week. He is an able
speaker.
Cornelius Howard, Of Montgom-
cry, was visitor last Saturday and
Sunday.
The LewisburS Reading Circle
net Monday 1T lewisburg Graded
ie"ts Before the meeting were very
Interesting.
J. C. Lewis left Saturday for Wheel
ing Or business trip.
Miss Brunette Brown who was
called fGonf''her studies at t4e W.
Y. G. i. owinGto the illness Of her
mother. Will return 10 Institute
n"Xt week.
Mrs. Randall Brown. WHO has
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-30

8 In Anthony Hall, Tuesday niyh..
3joint musical recital will be given
4 George f. Boyle, pianist and J.
u Van Hulstryn.
An extra force Of carpenters IS
work making the necessary
Ranges for the installation Of the
later works.
The gasoline engine, pumps, and
pant pneumatic tank, six feet in
Rameter and twenty-fouv feet long.
ave attracted considerable attcn-
kon among visitors.
Howard University Academy and
|torer played their first game last
saturday. This was the greatest
Famei OF the season for Storer 5
'oys.' MIR. Marshall, Howard Uni
erslty's coach, said that it was one
u the best games of the season.
During the first quarter Howard
naoe a touchdown. In the third
quarter, Scott, Storor's r. T.. Kicked
ne goal from ;he lielH, which scored
ler three. The game ended with
he men near the center OF the field
ihd the score , to 8 in favor o.
Howard
: ohe man was seriously injured on
1o"ards team. 1t is thought tlat
lis leg was fractured.
4. Al seven O'Clock in the evening
reception WAS given to ia Visit
hs team by the FOOT ball BOYS. The
'uhlof and Senior girls were espoc-
ally invited to meet tie Howard
cam. q u
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tMONTGOMERH.i

q. Howard spept the week end
Wisburg, the guest OF Miss
is-Mnodson.
v. and Mrs. }. j. Turner, or
Carbon we're here Oh business
day.
". and Mrs. r. Page will spend
Weekend at Charleston and
Eute.
I. and Mrs. II. NJ. Ra,ley, Rev.
Deans, Misses rita Hall, Mary
and Henrietta James are at
ng the state teachers asso2ia-
Dc Kimball this wcrN.
rig Anna Ward, Of White Sui
Is here to spend the winter
Mrs. O. J. Henderson.
tss Ethel Brown "@3 hostess to
teachers rea!ing circle, Wrd-
lay.
iss Hattie BurNc. visited reiu-
sin Charleston Sunday.
iss Minnie HOARD lad MIS-.
lei Williams were shopping in
Preston last week.
Hrs. William BrC'Nn, WHO spent
put three months at Mt. Cicu
ns, Mich, for her health has re-
he'd home much improved.
Hrs. l.. d. Hodge has returned
be after spending a week in the
stern part Of the state.
Hiram lodge No. IS, \. r. d \.
met in regular session Thursday
ming and elected officers for the
uing term, as follows:
1. Fl. Railey, w. NJ.
Y. N. Wills, S. w.
R. l.. Geter, j. W.
=. w. Tailor, treasurer.
{. e. Burrell, secretary.
I. A. LiHthcomb. s. u.
James Coats, j. D.
James Earksd&lc, Tyler.
Dan Wheeler. chaplain.
u. d. Buster, steward.
Thomas Shields, steward.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-30

the history of the, state for any
scholastic year.
The NEW cotored school at Ivy City
District of Columbia, has been pre-
scented with a life size portrait of
Alexander Crummel, after whom it
is named, by the Negro society for
Historical Research.
The new superintendent of New
Orleans has recommended that all
the colcred public schools have col
ored teachers, but SO far his recon-
mendation has been ignored. Sew
eral Of the New Orleans colored
schools have white teachers.
The large increase Of students at
the colored' high schools in Wash
ington will lead to seven companies
in the cadet battalion instead Of six.
It. is possible, therefore, that the
battalion may be organized as a
regiment:
The cornerstone Of Berea's new
school for Negroes, to be known as
the 'Lincoln Institute OF Kentucky"
was laid in Shelby county, KY, by
the president of Berea The school
has 40 acres of land and the first
buildings will cost $4,000. Other
buildings will bring the cost up to
over million.
The Negro Baptists Of Texas have
raised more than SIT, 900 for their
own educational institutions Curing
the last year
Miss Bessie Burlington, colored
girl, has been appointed to the public
schools Of Los Angeles, Cal
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iss,t.,..,a
n3rsoN SlAt SusJA
Il EHE Ap,1oCA5E;
Ntr and.-airs As.oF>and SON have

Strx and"-airS AissoE>and son have
returned from Richmond, va, and
are at their home on Builitt street.
Mrs. Viola Wright and Miss Lillie
sm.h entertained the Church Aid
Society of the A. n. e. Church at
Hoiel Bprown, Friday evening. The
public is invited.
MISS Kathryn Hawkins, Of Elyria,
", is the guest of Miss AWilla An
derson, Estill street. --.-~
Andrew Hall is i'll with fever at
his home on Wall street. >H>s
Mr.. and Mrs, George Smith served
4 slN-course dinner, Monday, at
which Rev. and MIS-, Il. w. b. Cur
y were honor guests. -.-
Mr.. and Mrs, G. e. Kimhrough are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of u daughter who arrived
Wednesday Of last, week..
Mrs. Amanda McGhee was called
TO london, Saturday, by the illness
OF her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Mayme
NaSCn.
Invitations are out for a dance
a. the y. Of p. Hall tonight to be
gwen by the Cog City Club,
Mrs. NJ. j. Preston was hostess tic
dinner party, Sunday, in honor OF
Kew. and Mrs. Curry, Mrs. E. V.
Seams, Rev. and Mrs. B. R. Reod
and Rev. r. NJ. Mayhem.
Rev. J. S. Carroll conducted the
services at the S".teent'1 Stree,
Methodist church, Sunday, for Rev
| Reed.
MRS. Mice Board entertained tho
Llttcrs' Club, Tuesday evening.
MIR. Hugh Miller and daughter
MIS-. Dove Henderson, of ~Rendpille
| Ch'o, were guests of Mrs. MarJ
S,arks, last week.
| Mrs. J. NJ. Lakewood and Mrs
{. O. Lowry will spend Thanksgtv.
ing at Pomeroy, O., with relatives
Mrs Carrie Crichlow arrived in
the Sly last night to spend a few
| DAYS with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| G.. Fl. James.
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TUSKEGEE GETS 10000.

The Tuskegee Normal and Indus
trial institute, Of which Booker r.
Washington. is principle, has just
received legacy Of $4,000 from
the estate Of the late Maria Blach-
ard, of Philadelphia, Pa.
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Republican Candidates

continued from Page One.D
LOT the convention system of max
Ing the nominations. ..,.r :,
1T is almost assured that each OF
the four democratic coneressmen
Will receive a denomination with tha
exception OF John w. Davis, of the
PllSt dlstrlct. Davis is held to be
very select gubernatorial> timber, -bv
some OF the leaders Of the. party and
may be induced to step out of con-
sresS to make a try for the gl1ber
material nomination. lie has: made
no statement to indicate that he is
"llllhg to make the race. but he
would have the preference among a
mum Der of others mentioned, for tho
.3uhernatorial nomination.,:..
While denying that he has been
onlihlssloned by the supporters of
governor Judson Harmon to look af-
ter the interests Of the Ohio presi-
GENITAL candidate in West Virginia
george |. Neal, for many years an
actlVe leader of the democracy IN the
SouIHern section of West Virginia
Is prolific in his praise of the Ohio
executive, and unequivocalIy de-
clafeS That he is for Harmon because
nc DelleVes hlm to be the strongest
democrat who could be nominated
1oi the presidency .
mis- declaration is made bv Neal
IN the city Of Huntington, where fine
Hrst woodrow Wilson club in the
state was organized. Neal, who is
vice chairman of the democratic
state central committee, says that he
mas been for Governor Harmon
ever since his reelection as govern
or Of Ohio.
Some Of the republican leaders
VINO Will not be as much Interested
IN the personnel Of the next reDubli-
can state ticket as they are in tha
restoration Of confidence in the nartv
management, are going to devote
Cons1derabte- time-befofe- the June
primaries in organizing for an cleo
tOn OF a new state committee which
VIII have the confidence Of the re-
p'ollcan electors of the state> and
an earnest effort will be made, SOFT
IS sad, to bring cut some Of the best
tlmDer in the party for the p1acas
on the committee. 1t is argued by
some that the selection Of a new
committee, in which confidence cau
DC reposed, will do more toward
welding the discordant elements tba
any other action that may be taken,
IN this connection the name Of Col
oEet isadore Schwabe, Of Charleston
mas been suggested as a candidate
Tor membership on the state com NIT
tee from the Kanawha. Boone-Lloga
District Colonel Schwabe has been
prominent as party leader, has
OCen member Of the STATS Of Gov
efnor Dawson and Governor Glass !
COCK, but never has asked for party !
o":ce, and probably would not make |
q contest for any office within the |
git OF his party, but his friends in |
Slst That he would make an ideal !
committeeman, fair and impartial
toward all factions and clements and
JWst in his decisions.
interest is being revived in the |
Of school book board :
o. eight members, an act to be per
termed by the governor before the
MIST Of next April. Under the pro-
VISIONS Of the act the. Book Board
hES extensive bowers, and will pre-
acri"e uniform series Of books to
20 used in Tie free schools Of the
state for period Of five yeafs.
In all probability the Republican
state delegate convention, to be
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STARTS MUCH TROyIRIE

II all people knew that neglect Of
constipation would result in severe
indigestion, yellow jaundice or viru-
lent liver trouble they would soon
take DR.. Kings New Life Pills, and
end it. Its the only safe way. Bes,
Tor billiousness, headache, dyspep-
STA, chills and debility. Csc at all
druggists. 11-o-5+
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-30
IN NIENOHIAAI.
IN MEMOKIAM.
>. W. Starks. Edward Ray.
Fleet Porterfield. j. f.. Woods.
A. II. HaCkley.
Personals and Locals.

Mrs. f. W. Bryant has returned
from a two weeks visit to her par
ents at 1ronton, O.
Mrs. r. l.. Jones left Tuesday FOR
Washington, D. c., where she will
remain till after the Christmas hol-
idays.
Miss Viola Smith, Of Institute, will
spend Thanksgiving with her moth
er, Mrs. Malinda Foreman, O'Con-
nor's avenue.
Mrs. Ellen Phillips is suffering
with the grip.
Mrs. B. Il. Reed is inGi3posed.
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CORRESPONDENCE

grand mother, Mrs. Ann Banks,
feV. }. "A. Reed officiated Inter-
ment in Greenwood cemetery
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evening at 4 dinner to few
friends complimentary to Mrs.
Seams. Covers were laid for the
guest Of honor. Mrs. j. NJ, Hazel
wood. Mrs. j, w. Whey, Mrs. Rob
crt Hammond, Mrs. Chas. Stephen
son, Mrs. c. ii. James, Mrs. Ander-
sou. Miss Alice Whitaker and Miss
M"udc Niney. '. ...
Hotel Brown GucStS.-The arriv-
ais At Hotel Brown this week we're:
=. ID. fuckers, Dorothy; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Tate. Decota; Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. Chandler. Sun; Il. Reed.
Cabin Greek; S. III. benson, Cow
inGton. Va; Wright Bros, Colum-
bus, O.; w. II. Campbell, Ansted;
Fred Morris. Ansted; 49, MIR. and Mrs.
Jas. Reed, PcNtona; George Evans,
Indianapolis, Ind; }. ii. King,
Cedar Grove: G. II. Miller, Quincy,
W. Picrson, Belle Ky; Nr. and Mrs.
Il. RohCrts, Columbus, O.; c. Will
Jams, Was hington, y. c.: and Mr..
and Mrs. Mickeus, Plymouth.
Committees ApM:intel.-As a di-
rect result of the Advocates agita-
ton for participation Of the coloreG
! churches in the Men and Religion
Forward Movement, Simpson NJ. e.
! Church ANA the First Baptist
Church will cooperate with the
; churches in stirring up a greater
interest Oh the part Of men for the
church. On Bible Study, Simp-
sons committee is |. C. Cabell. j.
| W. Essex, ana c. ii. Became; First
Baptist: {. w. Eoyd, j. \. Jeffer-
SON, j. f. Prillerman, r. II. Thorn
as and King Jackson. Social Ser
vice: Simpson: J. r. Helm, Chas.
| G. Lewis. and G. r. Nelson; First
Baptist: l.. c. Farrar, Nj. l.. Fair
and J. A. l4anghorn Home and
Foreign Missionary; Simpson: A.
Q. Wells, J. w. Henderson, j. w.
Chappelle; First Baptist: J. P
Caul, r. G. Newer, Roy Leftridge,
Roy Edwards and Norman Haven.
Evangelism; Simpson: George
Franklin; First Baptist: F. c.
Claire, Henry Taylor and Isaiah
Brown, r. Q. Hill, E. r. Carter.
David Boyles and c. II. James.
Boys Work; Simpson: Frank
Boyle, Edward Wells and A. L.
Garrett; First Baptist: j. f. J,
| Clark, Louis Patterson, Percy Har-
lis, Eugene Moss and Bernard Win
ston.
Ellis Gets AppC>intment.-Dr. J.
+. Ellis was appointed, Tuesday,
by Mayor Holley assistant city med
zeal examiner and Immediately as
sumed the duties Of his office. The
| work is said to be not arduous and
viii in no wise interfere with his
! s;oWinS practice. The salary is in
| the form Of fees and will net the
Doctor from $4,000 to $500 per
week.
Mitchell gives BoartT Pointers
! At the request Of President Lakin
Of the w. Va. State Board of Con-
tEpl, sChas. e., Mitchell, business
Mahager Of the Wast; VA ColoTed
Institute, met the Ohio State Board
Of Control here, Tuesday, and dem
onstrated the system in use for keep
ing accounts in his Institution.
Eiks Memorial Sery-ice-The fol-
lowing program will be carried out
Ivy the Elks at the X. Of P hall, Sun
day afternoon:
| Cervus. Alcis.
ELKS
| Memorial Service
at Il. of +. Hall, 23O T.. NJ, Sunday,
December 3, 1911.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-30

Invocation Rev. Edward Umbles.
Quintette.
Messrs. c. II. James, Allen DeHon-
ey, G. l.. QUEENS; Mrs. Anna
Davis and Mrs. Rosa Thompson.
Memorial Address $780,. $3.50.
prof, S. II. Guss, w. Va. Institute.
SaIaphone Solo. .... w. o. Terry.
Face to Face. ..... C. l.. Cuzzens.
Closing Ceremonies BY Lodge
Closing Ode. Lodge and Audience.
Praise God from Whom all bless
ings flow,
Praise Him all creatures here DE
low,
Praise Him above for all that's
good,
Praise Him for our true Hnother-
hood.
Benediction 80. Rev. Ed. Umbles.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-30

Order Of Exercises
Prelude ............ Schuman
Miss LenOra COWser
Bass Solo Theodore Henderson.
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Opening Ceremonies by Lodge.
Opening Ode.
Great Ruler of the Universe.
All seinS and benign
Look down upon and bless our
work
And be all glory Thine.
on! Hear our prayers for our hon
Ored dead.
While bearing in our minds
Inc memories craven on each heart
For "Auld Lang Sync."
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-03-10

Take your poultry, eggs and
hides to the Carson House and
get the cash. CARSON 6 WOOD.
9-2-tf
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-03-10
Beatrice (Okla.) Items.

We are having some beautiful
weather this week.
Farmers are preparing the ground
for oats this week.
Mrs. John Sims of Floris visited
her daughter. Mrs. w. T. Potter, last
Thursday.
A. E. Stephenson's father from
New Mexico is visiting him at pres
ent.
Mrs. Who'd moved to their place
last Friday. Mr.. Who'd will return
from Illinois In a short time.
Don Grimwood spent Friday night
at A. E. Stephenson's.
Mrs. Terrell and children spent Sun
day at J.J. Porter's.
Mrs. Harvey Ellege of Meade has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Meredith, in this neigh
borhood. She is spending this week
with her sister, Mrs. Roy See, OF
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-03-10
MEAN TRICK ON YOUNG PAIR
Letter Bearing the Inscription "rhs
Honeymooners Sent to Washing.
ton Hotel For Bridal Couple.

How would you like to receive a
letter in q strange hotel with the
words "the honeymooners" written
across the face 81 the envelope in
bold red lettersl Well, that is what
a couple now en- route to Washington
will have to contend with. When
they step up to the hotel clerk and
ask for mail he will hand out a.let-
ter bearing that inscription. eve
get many queer and startling mis-
sives in the days mall" said the
clerk, ''but this is about the spiciest
l have seen in a long time. l Won
der how Mr.. and Mrs. Newlywed
will behave when the letter is hand
ed to themp The handwriting is
that of lady, and she has played
mean trick on her friends. Wash
ington Correspondence st. Louis
Star.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-03-10
CenterYalley.

More snow has fallen, which means
more moisture In the ground and
eventually better crops.
Art. Wonder and family took din
ner with Lon DeCamp and family on
the Goth instant.
Albert WEIGH and Gladys Sessler
took dinner with the Nelson family
the 26th
Jesse Hammer and family spent
March End at B. A. Wonders.
Oscar Bowman has gone to Wich-
TIA to assist with the erection of a
house which is to be occupied by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. s. Bowman.
Chris. Turner and family went to
Liberal Friday. They remained over
night visiting friends and relatives
there.
Ed. Jones made trip to Liberal
last week. On the way home he saw
number of loads by the roadside
that the teamsters had abandoned on
account of the mud. In some places
the wagon wheels cut into the soft
ground so deep that they sink to the
hub. Now is when the wide tired
wagon comes in handy.
Jesse Hammer went to Liberal last
Saturday to get load of coal.
The ground was frozen to depth
Of about two feet the last cold spell,
which is another help toward good
crop the coming season.
Howard DeCamp, wife and two lit
tie daughters called at Clark's and
Hammers Tuesday.
Mr.. Adams from down on the state
line was looking for broomcOrn seed
last week. The article is scarce.
Mr.. J. L. Hawkins and leila Clark
were entertained at the home of Geo,
w. Sessler last Sunday
Gladys Sessler took dinner last Sun
day with her cousin, Sylvia Tuner.a
McCombs & McCombs Of Hugoton
returned this week to give the finish
ing touches to Albert Welch's barn.
Jesse Hammer and family visited at
the Geo. W. Lewis.home Tuesday.
W. e. Bray, the Raleigh man was
in the neighborhOod again this week.
D. G, McCombs called at H. G.
Clark's Tuesday evening.
H. G. Clark isenlarging his pasture.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-03-10
C0x,s TRIBUTE TO CLAYTON
Wisdom Of the Politician Shown In
Scheme to Lessen Number Of
Opponents.

George B. Cox, the old-time Re-
publican master Of Cincinnati, GO
ing over the other night some Of the
great men in the Republican party
that he had met, said he couldn't
help thinking that Powell Clayton
was in some respects one Of the wis!
est Republicans it had been his for
tune to encounter.
"You know" said Mr.. Cox, chat
we had furious time in this city
in the Blaine campaign Of 1884. A
subcommittee Of the Republican ma
tional committee came down here to
help straighten out the riotous dis
turbances. Nearly 800 United States
mashals were appointed. Some were
negroes and all were armed with
rifles. These negroes were hard to
control. Some Of them wanted to
shoot everybody and anybody on
sight. One Of these ugly, negroes
said to Clayton one morning: If
anybody hampers with me I'll blow
the top Of his head off,
"Clayton looked him calmly over
and said quietly: NO, my friend, you
don't want to do that. If anybody
troubles you you want to shoot him
in the leg, for that would take three
of the opposition of the field, the
chap who is shot and the two chaps
who will have to lug him off, p
New York Sun.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-03-10

Liberal.
Mrs W. T. Potter visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sims, last Mon
day.
S. 1. Rhodes and wife went to Lib
eral Monday. Mrs. Rhodes had some
dental work done.
Mrs. ]. B. Meredith and Mrs. Guy
Meredith spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Terrell.
W, J. Harlow made a trip to Lib
eral Tuesday after load of merchan-
disc for his store.
Lena and Mona Kinds re-entered
school at Bethel Monday after an
absence of Two weeks.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-03-10
Hayne Items.

Mrs. L. N. White was called to
Eureka, Kansas Wednesday by the
serious illness of her father.
W. P. DAYS. was trading In our city
Wednesday.
The W. G. I. U. met with Mrs. S.
E. Dodd, Sunday afternoon.
Lon Gaskill spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. j. B. Miller, and family at
Meade.
Mrs. Mcclure is quite sick at pres
emit.
A number of men met at the school
house Monday afternoon and put up
new hitching racks-a much needed
improvement.
W. G. Dodd and wife spent Sunday
with his parents, s. e, Dodd and
wife.
]. A. Cornelius of Liberal will hold
a short series OF meetings mere; pegln-
ming next Monday night.
Miss LaVerne Childears is still con-
fined to her home by illness.
Grace and. Aetna Higgins were In
Liberal Saturday having dental work
done.
Farmers will soon start their spring
work now, as there is plenty of mois-
ture.
Mrs, Lacey Flncher is among the
sick.
The young folks met at Monde
Pennington's Monday night to prac-
tlce singing.
There is to be a telephone meet
ing at the school house Saturday
night, March 18th. Let everyone at
tend.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-03-10
Broonncorn

There has been little activity in
the broomcorn market here the
past two weeks, owing to the con-
dition of the roads. Only six cars
have been shipped in the past two
weeks. This makes the total for
the season $50 cars. There has
been little choice brush on the
market, and the best price paid
here the past two weeks was SIS
per ton. The demand is somewhat
better this week, and the supply
in the warehouse is slowly dimin-
ishing. This will probably slim
ulate the local market in the next
thirty days.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-03-10
Golden Plains.

A. j. Murphy of Plains Kansas, will
hold services at Golden Plains school
house, % miles north of Liberal at
II a. m. and 1880 p. M. the second Sum
day in each month, also at 1880 on
Saturday night preceding.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-03-10

If you do not want to make
money, for goodness sake Do Not
invest in Liberal Town Lots. Ell
saesser, Woods 6 Henry.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-03-10
Antelope Valley Special.

On Friday evening, March 18th,
there will be a special program
rendered at the literary and after
ward there will be a box supper.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-03-10

Mary Jane says her sister Ann
bought four lots of Ellsaesser,
Woods & Henry the other day. and
says she is going right down and
buy six of them.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-03-10
For Sale.

A John Deere Sulkey pillow,
practically as good as new. See
Chas. Molter at the Office of the
Sar Lumber Co.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-03-10
A Special Medicine for Kid
new Ailment

Many elderly people have found
in Foley's Kidney Remedy quick
relief and permanent benefit from
kindey and bladder ailments and
from annoying urinary irregular
tiles due to advancing years, Isaac
N. Regan, Farmer, Mo-, says Fol-
ey's Kidney Remedy effected a
complete cure in my case and l
want others to know of it,"
For sale by all druggists.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-03-10
A DRAWBACK.

"why is it that pretty Miss Mabel
has no beauxT
Because it is generally under
stood that her father is a kicker"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-03-10
A MODEL FATHER.

"He is a model father, isn't ?"
Eyes, he has let his whiskers grow,
Just to give the baby a chance to
play with them"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-03-10
A PLIMsY EXCUSE.

"What makes him SO keen about
barefoot dances2"
"He claims to be an amateur
chiropodist."