Ashland Leader and Englewood Homebuilder from Ashland, Kansas • Page 5

TAKU A C001 DAILY. Topeka Capital on Trial Tlirec on lis Only 75 Vnt s. The Topeka Capital publishes a first-class daily. It litis the largest circulation of any daily in Kansas and is one ic. Notice ih lierpliy Riven lo nil purclinnei of Bohool land, or tlioir iiHKiKnots, owning lini'l in Clark County, Kan.um, Unit, tno annual must be paid wbon or lotral sioi'H will li' taken to eject said purcliasern, or tlieir from sni.l lend.

W. II. MIX. County Clerk. THE TEST OF A Ribbon Trimmings.

Fur trininilnt! children's afternoon dresses tihbotm will he lined a Brent deal, A last year's dress can he made fo look like new 11' ribbon Is skillfully Used. Velvet, satin, Krns-Kraln, and lalfela ribbons are the ones used. The trimming can be put on in almost way one Another trimmi'i'i is plaid material. A dress of plain cloth is trimmed with bias of plaid or check material of some com ra r. shade.

Braids are particularly fashionable for trlinniliu both adults and children's dresses, and they are seen In many beautiful varieties. DOZEN WSTNERS Without a change in the construction of THE COLES' ORIGINAL HOT BLAST The Coles' Original Hot Blast! The only smoke consumer guaranteed to hold fire from twenty-four to thirty-six hours. Burns the cheapest grade of soft coal with pleasing Kansas Has tlic (ioods. Summed up in a very few-words, an editorial in the Topeka Capital gives the general condition in Kansas: It is a waste of time for anybody to undertake to toll Kansas it is not on the to) round of prosperity ladder, waving its hat at the admiring spectators, when such stories are everyday items in Kansas papers, as the Capital printed yesterday from Salina and Flainville, in widely separated parts of the State. At a farm sale in Cloud county from which a Salina man had just returned, yearling colts brought as high as $200, mules as high, hay in the barn at $13 a ton, and though the total sales aggregated $4,000, not a note was taken, the buyers paying cash from their big wads of bills rather than incur debts on which they would have interest to pay.

That was in Northwest Kansas. The Flainville story is one among hundreds of the some kind that have filled the local Kansas papers this fall, an alfalfa yield from 20 acres belonging to Isaac Conger, a former member of the Kansas Legislature, of 128 bushels of seed worth $7 a bushel at Plainville prices, on top1 of 120 tons of hay from the same tract, worth $6 a ton at Plainville, making the product from this 20-acre alfalfa gold mine $1,616, or $80 an acre. Such stories are so common that they have become stale in Kansas, but they tell of a tidal wave of prosperity of the most substantial character reaching every spot of land on the Kansas parallelogram of 80,000 square It will heat twice the space with half the fuel of any other heater. No smoke. No soot.

Every Heater Guaranteed. SQT.n rev THE PIONEER STORE. R. N. MOLYNEUX, Prop.

BON TON RESTAURANT Oct, NOTICE OF THE KALE OK SCHOOL LANDS. Notice is lierehy Riven that, on the "t'th day of Nov. 11107. at the olfice of the County Treasurer, of Clark County, Kansnn, in Ashland, Itetween the houra of 10 o'lock n. m.

and o'clock p. m. of sni.l (lay. I will otter for aale at public auction and sell to the hiKhent and best bidder, the following described school Innd.s, lyiiurand situated in said County of Clark in theStateof Kansas, to wit: Price Value of Tract neV'i neU se'4 ne! i ne't swVi ne' i ne''t so''i se1'. per acre Improvements $10 none 10 10 10 10 10 se't 10 sw1 i seH 10 ne'-'i nw'i 10 se1, nw1 1 10 nw't nw'i 10 bw'4 nw'i 10 ne1', sw't 10 seVi sw1 i 10 sw'4 10 bw''i sw'4 10 Ail of said lands being in section sixteen (10) township thirty-four (34) south range twenty-, five (25) west: provided further thai bids will be received for less than the appraised value of said land.

C. H. El, rod, county Trensurer Ciias. Mccasi.ani), Peputy. Treasurer's office.

Ashland, clark county, Kansas, Oct. 1907. (First Publication October 10, 1907.) PUBLICATION NOTICE, State of Kanwas to A. M. Byers and Byera.

his wife, whose christian name is to the plain-tifT unknown; the unknown heirs, devisees, administrators, executors and trustees of A. M. Byers and Byers, his wife; Frank McDavitt and Mebavitt, his wife, whose christian name is to the plaintiff unkkown; the unknown heirs, devisees, administrators, executors and trustees of Frank McDavitt and McDavitt, his wife; I. R. Holmes and Holmes, his wife, whose christian name is to the plaintiff unknown; D.

L. Musselir.an. and MiihkgI- man. his wife, whose christian name is to the plaintiff unknown; the unknown heirs, devisees, administrators, executors and trustees of I). L.

Musselman and Musselman. his wife; and W. R. IhiKKett Cashier: You and each of you are hereby notified that you have been sued in the District Court of Clark County, Kansas, in an action wherein M. L.

Dickson is plaintiff and A. M. Byera and Byers. his wife, whose christian name is to the plaintiff unknown; the unknown heirs, devisees, administrators, executors and trustees of A. M.

Byers and Byers, his wife; Frank McDavitt and McDavitt, his wife, whose christian name is to the plaintiff unknown; the unknown heirs, devisees, administrators, executors and trustees of Frank McDavitt and McDavitt. his wife; I. R. Hnlmes and Holmes, his wife, whose christian name is to the plaintiff unknown; D. L.

Musselman and Musselman, his wife, whose christian name is to the plaintiff unknown; the unknown heirs, devisees, administrators, executors and trustees of D. L. Musselman and Musselman. his wife, and W. R.

Datwtt Cashier are defendants and that you must answer the pu- tition filed by the plaintiff on or liefore Monday. I the 25 day of NovetnIer. 1'JU7, or said petition will be taken as true and judgment will be renden-d against you accordingly, quit tintf the title in the plaintiff to the following described real es- tate lying and situated in the County of Clark' and State of Kansas, to-wit: the east half (' .) of the southwest quurter Pi) of section thirty-one Cll), township thirty-four south, rune twenty-four (1M) west of the 6th I. M. and excluding you and each of you anil any and all persons claiming by.

through or under you or either of you from any interest, title or estate in said real estate and cancelling any lien you may thereon. Witness my hand this 7 day of OetolM-r. 1107, huai.J W. L. AlNSWOKTH.

E. C. WILCOX, Clerk of District Court. Attorney for Plainaiff. No.

1M4. Get For your money at Bank instead of and of the most popular newspapers in the West. It makes a specialty of reliable and complete market reports. It gives i the news of the whole world, including the full Associated Press reports as well as a complete special news service. The Capitol has its own corres- pendent at Washington, and prints more Kansas news than all other dailies combined.

The regular subscription price is $4 per year, but the capital is now making a special offer, good for a short time only, by which you can get it on trial three months for only 75 cents. Send at once to the Daily Capital, Topeka, Kan. 27w6 (First Publication October 4, 11H)7. PUBLICATION NOTICE. The State of Kansas to D.

F. Whittle and D. A. Whittle: You and each of you will hereby take notice that you have been sued in the District Court of Clark County, Kansas, by J. E.

Addington, cause num- ber in said Court and that you must answer the petition tiled hy the plaintiff in said cause on or before the Ifith day of November, 1107. or said petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly foreclosing a mortgage executed by William A Thomas, a single man, in favor of the Davidson Loan Company, dated June 1, 1886 and recorded in volume 2 of Mortgages at page 325 in the office of the Register of Deed of Clark County, Kamias, on the South-east quarter of section thirteen (13), township thirty (KO), south of range twer.ty-four (24), West of the 6th P. nd judgment for the sum due upon said mortgage and for the sale of said real property for the payment of the mortgage debt and forever barring you and each of you and all persons claiming by, through or under you from any and all right, title ami interest in or to the said real property after the said sale and out of the proceeds of said sale to pay first, the cost of this case and second, plaintiff's claim and the remainder to be disposed of in accordance with the order of the Court. W. W.HARVEY.

Attest: Attorney for Plaintiff. W. L. AlNSWOKTH. heal Clerk District Court.

County Officers Jlitlire 31st Judicial District, GORDON L. FINLKY Court StenOKniphcr C. L. KeprcHcntative J. W.

HKRRYMAN County clerk, H. FOX Treasurer cHAS. MccASLAND Iteiclster of D.vds MISS EFFIE WALDEN Probate JucIko F. R. KKKNC Sheriff H.

T. LOKTUTTER o. Sunt. School AGNES A. SUGHRUE clerk District court.

W. L. AINSWORTH county Attorney W. W. HARVEY county Surveyor R.

MAcKEY oroner W. F. TAYLOR county conimiHioners 1st District. G. O.

DAK1N 2nd B. L. STEPHENS 3rd J. A. KINMAN City Officers Mayor.

N. MOLYNFUX J. H. Hedrick A. liaker M.

Oimcs K. A. Shatttiek Council men: I E. B. Wright A.

M. Vanl.aniiiKham W. L. Ainsworth AVm, Worrel Marshal Sln-et New Meat Market. We have opened a new Meat Market int the north-east corner room of the City Hotel.

Hest Kresh and Salt Meats, Sausage, Lard, etc. is kept in stock at all times. A share of the trade solicited. ROSS A HAAG, Prop's 5 'o the Citizens State Premiums given for the BANK Kansas CONFECTIONERY For hot chili, hot tamallas or a good cigar, a delicious and cooling drink, try the Bon Ton. ISoiird by tin' Week.

Try a San MRS. R. F. MACKEY, Falice cigar. Prop.

Notary Public Bonded Abstracter Hat Trimming Hint. The merely flower adorned hat. is becoming hackneyed, but. the idea is still helm; carried out by the milliners, ns it has met with so much favor. The simple field blossoms and Krasr.es look finite exquisite in conjunction Willi new felt hats, of rich butter color.

White hats are still seen with the tiiniming of pure white roosters' feathers. Velvet ribbon is making its appearance as a hat trimming, and it is very successful when mingled with illusion net. Hriins are lined with colored or black silk, or else a little bias covers the edge. Overcasting of Sleeves. To overcast the sleeve seams and haste them at the same time was the Invention of one woman who was pressed for time, lty overcasting the sleeves the hast Ins was avoided and there were no basting threads to pull out.

Sleeves nut In In this manner are easier to stitch on the machine County Clerk's Report. The following report of County Clerk Fox, shows the amount of taxeB levied in Clark county for the year Amount of State Taxes $9,931 81 County 19,1111 02 City 3.140 8:1 "Township 5.711 90 School district taxes 17.994 30 Total levy for all purposes $50,090 46 The following statement Hhows the total amount of taxes levunl upon railroad property in this county which amount is includedin the statement above: Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Chicago, Rock Island Pacific ..8,339 B0 Western Union Teleicraph Co 1.11 25 Pullman Car Company 34 35 Total $8,343 78 First Published Nov. 7, 1907. PUHLICATION NOTICE. The State of Kansas to Prichard: You will hereby take notice that you have been sued by Altell in the District Court of ('lark County, Kansas, cause number 1997 in said Court and that you must answer the petition tiled by said plaintitr in said cause on or liefore the 21st day of ItecemlKT, 1907, or said petit ion will lie taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly, adjudging and decreeing that you convey to plaintiff within ten days the following described real property situated in the County of Clark and Stste of Kansas; to wit: The East half of the South-east quarter of section five (61 and the West half of the South-west quarter of section four (11, township thirty-two 1321 range 231, and that in default of such conveyance the judgment and decree shall operate as such conveyance and forever barring you and all persons claiming by, through or under you from any and all right, title and interest in and to the said real property or any part thereof and udjudging tiiat yuu pay the cost of this action.

Attest: W. W. HARVEY. W. L.

AlNSWOKTH. Attorney for Plaintiff. IkkalJ lerk of Itistrist Court. No. 1997.

You May ind it Here, lti'sxl litis Column aiHullv. Not i-e. Hereafter all persons all owing their stock to damage my crops or tresspassing in any way what ever, will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. 2i)tf W. L.

Jones. J. H. Clay Lumber Co. Portland cement 55c per hundred.

Try that home made hop yeast at Carson Cos. made fresh every week. No Hiuitinu. No hunting or tresspassing will be allowed on the Workman ranch, south of Ashland. Milo 13.

Wokkman. Nol No hunting or fishing will be allowed on my ranch. Tresspassers will he prosecuted to the full extent of the law. 2Km2pd J. P.

Camphell. NoUo. Positively no hunting will be allowed on my place two and one-half miles southwest of town. Tresspassers will be prosecuted. 27tf S.

G. Gkihhle. Tor Nui I desire to Bell my entire stock of harness and leather goods, and until disposed of will sell harness and collars at 10 per cent leas than the regular retail price, and all other goods at 15 per cent less than regular price. These prices are to be cash. J.

h. Wilson 21tf Ashland Kas. THE BLUE FRONT ji' LIVERY AND FEED BAKty ASHLAND. First clasH teams. All new ri)s.

Only first cIusb livery in the city. Win. McVICKER, Prop. M. G.

STEVENSON REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE Titles carefully abstracted, Farm Loans only, negotiated on liberal terms. Insurance in standard companies. Deeds, mortgages, neatly and carefully drawn. Next Door to Telephone Central miles. Kansas credit was never so gilt edged, but as the Cloud county farm sale tells, this credit is not being used.

Deals are in cash and credit is stored for future use. The present is taking care of its own obligations, and there is no need of discounting the future. Such prosperity is real. However the situation may be on Wall street or anywhere else, Kansas not only has the titles to the goods, but it has the goods. To Set Right Value on Trifles.

"I have two words of counsel and suggestion that I think worth your consideration," says Margaret E. Sangster to her thousands of girl readers in the Nov. issue of the Woman's Home Companion. "The first is, be careful lest you underrate little things. In the scheme of life as it affects the well being of the home nothing is trifling.

The pretty stock that sets off the dainty toilet, the trim belt and the modish buckle, the becoming method of arranging the hair, the neat gloves and shoes that are accessories of a girl's costume, are of more value in setting off her beauty than are rich stuffs and gowns in the height of the fashion. Following out this idea the tact that sets people at ease, the unobstrusive helpfulness, the readiness to divert a fretful child or comfort a disappointed one, may appear trifling, but they reveal character and are indicative of sincerity ana noointy inwo-j manhood. Do not underestimate little things anywhere. "The second word is think twice before gauging anything merciy by its financial return. Thousands of girls not in actual need are making the mistake of fancying that the earning of money is the most desirable thing the period has to offer.

Believe me, it is often the least rewarding thing in which a girl can engage. The daughter at home on whom is laid no obligation to earn her own bread should feel herself in no way inferior to her friend whose duty it is to take her place among the paid laborers of the world." The farmer isn't so dependent on the crops as he used to be. When they fail now he can live comfortably by selling space in his pasture and on the side of his barn to the patent medicine companies. TWO Per Cent elsewhere. Watch for best farm products.

CITIZENS STATE Ashland, Santa Fe Time Table. ASHLAND- Englewood Branch. EAST BOUND. No. 518.

Passenger and Express, leaves Ashland at 6.40 a. m. No. 522 Local freight, leaves Ashland at 7:30 a. m.

WEST BOUND. No. 517, Passenger and Express, arrives at Ashland at 3:52 p. m. No.

521, Local freight, arrives at Ashlund at 5:25 p. m. Daily except Sunday, Tickets to all points in the United States and Canada are on sale at this station. Special rates on application. For further Information call on M.

D. HUBBARD, Agent. A. T. S.

Ry, Ashland, Kansas. SEE- WRIGHT OKLAHOMA REAL ESTATE exchange Real Estate and stocks 1vi of Marine Insuru!" i. i MercliiindiM1. W'll i'if 1 1, C. hi i and nr insurance Mir insurance broom to Ashland Market Quotations.

Ashland, November 7. The following cash prices for produce of all kinds, including grain, is being paid by our local dealers today, delivered here: Wheat, No. 2, per bushel 70c Broom Corn, $50.00 Alfalfa seed, $6.50 to $8,00 Kaffir corn, 35c to 40c Corn, 50c Poultry, old hens, per 5 l-2c Spring chickens each, 25c Eggs, per dozen, 15C Butter, per lb, 25c Lard, per lb, 10c to 14c in the St. Paul Fire and in the I'ankers Accident corn. insure your prop-St.

Paul Company. IDon'i erty.