The Kiowa News-Review and the Kiowa Record du lieu suivant : Kiowa, Kansas • 8

mW-H-m-H-H-WtHfH THE KIOWA MEMORIAL SERVICES. C. MAYS ENTI Railroad Time Table hazelton news. I ijSJBWS REVIEW OtOAf. HABIRLtIN, Idltor.

Leading- Paper In Barber County, TNT FRIDAY. -It- II.M A TiiK Local ano Rural Phonb No. 145. Fbidat, May 22, 1908 WATER WOBKS AND LIGHT. 1 mayor uerr nua urni 1 if 1 i.

I Mr. HInze, the electrical engineer of I flm Ttnvna AfnTlnnripll nf Kan 1 MISSOURI PACIFIC Passenger anives it Maw a 44 Freight, arrives 11 it a leaves (Mam F. F. LYON, Agent, FOB. KEPREBEHTATIVZ.

Flease annonnee my candidacy for tha Oca of Rapreientatlr of Barber count 7, in tba 78th district et tba Btaia of Kansas, awaiting tba decision all tha Bepabllcan electors of aald county, to ba ei pressed at tba primary election to ba bald Auguat lib, IMS. SAMUEL GRIFFIN. ANNOCMOEMEHT. At tba argent requeatof political frlenda and voters In all parte of tba county, I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election a Boprcsentative of Barber couutj la tba Legis lature of tba Btate of Kansaa, aubject to the decision of tba republican to ten In tbrnom- loatlng primary election to bo bold on Tues day, August itn, 19M. Respectfully, WILLIAM GE8NBR.

FOE TB2AS0FIB. Ed. Naws-aaviaw, Pleaaa announce my candidacy for tba offloa of Treaaurer of Barber county, Kansaa, aubject to tba drislon of th- republlcan votere' of tha county to ba ex pres. aid at tba primary election on Anast OEOROB W. BBLLKB9.

FOR 8HEEIFF. I hereby announce myself a eandldata for nomination as candidate for tba offlce of iherltt of Barber county on tha republican ticket to be voted at the primary eleotion Anzust cth. 1M. J. B.MATHHWS.

An Oil A Rood farm team cheap. En- I Ull quli ire at the Star Barn, Kiowa. nrnnun ill tin lirinrt) Hodge la foot aCLUNU-nAnU nCAUtn cut. in good re- nalr. Will be sold cheap.

Enquire of 88 CD. BROOKS, Bardtner, Ka, D1CTIIDC for horses and mulea. on Mule rAolufiL west of Kiowa. Plenty of rasa and water. B.J ROSS.

RESIDENCE FOR SALE A rood room house, In Kiowa, 74 feet ground, well located. Bnqalre of W. B. WOODWARD, Cherokee, Okla. rni Olir sn uit tarmi.

its teres 1i rUn CALL one m(le north of Kiowa. Good alfalfa land, (0 aorea in oultlratlon, balanes in good arses. WU1 leaaa grass land if not aold. A.QRBOORT, 10 Kiowa, Kaaa WARNING NOTICE. All persona concerned ara hereby warned not to dump refuae, manure, garbage or alth of any kind on tha publta highways or public plaeaa in Kiowa township outside the corpor ate limits of tha city of Kiowa, under penalty of tha law.

All persons Tlolatlng tha sanitary lata of tha State of Kansaa aa abors stated will be proseouted to the fall extend of thr aw. 4AMKS VAN HOOK, Trustee. CflD VII on easy terms at low rates of lUn OnLLi interest, farm and ranchee, vorn wheat and alfalfa landa. ranoh, 1,900 acres deeded, 568 leased years. Close to school, on mail route and telephone line.

400 1-year-old steers now on pasture, plenty teed for more. Also, near largest, pay able town, of 7,000 population, in State, a 180 acre farm, all black land, laya nloe, close to '('I BASE BALL NEWS The Kiowa ball team defeated Win-field two games rot of All three gamea were Interesting from tart to finish. We undoubtedly hate the nuoleus of a fine team tbla year. When the boys get wore accustomed to each othera style of playing and a oode of signals are perfected, WO rill be In a position to show a very high elass artlole of ball. The averazee for the series are ai folio wa: Oame BB It 10 11 811 8 At 0 .600 ,414 Owen Parry fOS 1 Newkirk Waltner .111 Davie.

.100 ,000 Long Whlto 1 Nichols Ooff ....1 0 ooo 0 .000 Let's all be there tp help beat Cher okee, May 22, 23 aDd 24. Qulnlan pitched a floe game Sunday, holding the Wintleld team safe at all stagee of the game. Milton Allison Dennis (Dinny), one of oar new men, Is a strong addition to the team. He hag been playing League ball for several years. He bag been with Omaha, Independence, Obanute and Fort Smith, during' his The management securea him from Chicago where he was play tng with an Independent His lontr ault Is although he plays 1st bate like veteran.

Paul Cooper, another of our new men, lias made a aeciaea did whu me fans. Cooper bails from Ogden in the Nevada Utah league where he batted .387 last Tear, leading tba I trade, but has been putting offplaya around the Keystone rack that arc auite convincing. Nabbed a liner with one band in the 8rd game that seemed Impossible. Qo on Cooper, we're for you. Downtain and Long have been get ling their hits regularly.

Davis fully illustrated what an all troand ball player In this eerie The first game he caught Quinlan flue style. Qame No. 2, he pitched and shut Win field out and allowed only 3 hits. Iu the 3rd game he mad everything look tick that came neai jrd game. Otto Perry caught wisely in the second game and pegged several tbeibs at second.

The WId fluid team oonducted them selves aa perfect gentlemen and clean ball players throughout the series. vVe wish them the best of luck. Don't forget to help scalp the Cherokee Indians Wauted-500 fans at the Bill Park Friday, May 22nd, to help open the season. Colds That Hang On- Colds that hang On In the spring deplete the system, exhaust the nerves, and open the way for serious Illness. Take Foley's Honey and Tar.

It quickly stops the cough and expels the cold. It is safe and certain in re sults. Records may B. Leonbart and wife came down from Wichita for a week's visit with their children and host of friends at their oi Xeonhcrt Is much pleased with the many substantial improvements made and going on in all parts of the city. STONE ROOT COMPOUND WHY suffer-with that lame back, or limp with rheumat ism when you can get speedy and permanent relief from the use of NYAL'S Stone Root Compound It is fast taking the leade over all other re medies, and when once used is a household re medy.

Sole agency at REF.OHD'S DRUG STORE, V. iisaawslrf S7S I a at by I The members of Bar rloklow Post No. 131, art requested to meet at tba News-Review office at 10: J0 a. Sunday, May Mtb. to attend in a body Memorial Sen ices at the Congregational chare to begin at 11 o'clock.

All christian and pat' riotlo cltliens art invited to attend divine services In bonor of tba Nation's Dead with tbelr living comradea. Ca a a HanaaLci, Commander, A. Bice, Adjutant, I Not here only 2 days tin tne montn, out all the time. Prices Us HEADACHE la eaa Msntn tlmwAimJC. Host fMnry snsiiafr, day ahgr day, tfcss Mf rwxisjf, ttfnsJt-uppgejg tkaia tfiainsl deSMeftN sf ttt 4Wi Tm Caom KM esigta'sT (W afr Msflfftfi iltcy (MisJviv aa4 wasslac ErCafTT flU ClUT.

III tstWldsal raimd bjr ekfeetirt wyt'uk paftf Jtlatat tl iatHMiiig fa sM tssjaild vutik. Wi EiAMtwa Vtwt Ert tiwcMfMr. tmAmsH, farssMlakalrf. ssd At baat a sU Mwm, mmi gtnmm tmdmaim skst Dr. FRANK PHYSICIAN SURGEON Over Melz store, Kiowa, Kansaa HECKARD -MITCHELL.

Harvey Heokard and Miss Ollie Mitchell were married by Rev. Ohas. W. FUbcr' formerly pastor of the Congregational cburob in this oity, at the home of the groom's brother Les ter A Heckard at Wichita on Tues day this week. The young people re turned to Kiowa yesterday.

They will make their home with the grcom'e mother Mrs. M. A. Davit on south Seventh street. Their friends ex tend congratulations.

Serious Results Feared. You may well fear serious results from a cough or cold, as pneumonia and consumption Start with a cold Foley's Honey and Tar cures the most obstinate coughs or oolds and prevents serious results. Refuse substitutes. HD Records may William Klncaid was appointed administrator of the estate of the late James O. Clark, who was mortally wounded whil resisting arrest in this city and died in consequenoe the next day at Wellington.

Clark owned property west of the Santa Fe depot this city, and some other property. In. xrnnr 1 vu kv iuvib uuuiuo. v. i cement blooks 10 On Monday evening the members and employees of the Metz Mere Co.

surprised W. R. Brakey, secretary of tie firm, in bonor of his 26th birth day at his home In the bank building, and resented him with an elegant rocker. Refreshment, muslo and sociability prevailed for several hours and when the party said good night all wished Mr. Brakey many moie years of happiness and prosperity Personal.

If any person suspects that their kidneys are deranged they should take Foley's Kidney Remedy at once and not risk having Brigbt's disease or diabetes. Jjelav flives toe disease stronger foothold and yon should nnr. rlnlnv taklnc Fnlpv'a Kldnev I Remedy. Records. may Wanted fob U.

S. Army: Able- bodied unmarried men between ages of 18 and 35, citizens of United States, of good moral character and temper ate habits, wbo oan speak, read and write English. For information ap ply to Recruiting Offloe at Lamont building, Kiowa, Kansas. Nobby bats for little' folks at Mrs, Mackeys. "The more battle shlos and the fewer statesmen we have the longer will we have peace," says Admiral Evans.

Isn't that a pretty hard slap the nation's turbulent congress" men. W. L. LAUGHMAN LIOBNSBD EMBALMER UNDERTAKER in Kansas and Oklskoma. Located one bloek sooth of P.

0. Phon 53 41 Iff Jill of or Office In former Commercial Bank building, eorner Main 5th, upstairs. 28 Dr. C. E.

Burgson IS T. Office over Bank of Kiowa. Offica Pbona, I0S. Residence II PHYSICIAajriSilRGEON Office In 1st Nstlqnal Bsnk Bldg Kiowa, Kansas. All Calls Promptly Answered.

It Residence Phone 137 Offlce PlSone 138. Dr. CmS, 0. STOFER Practice limited todlseaaea of The EYE, EAR, NOSE THROAT Will be at Or- J- 8. Fulton's Offloa the First Saturday of each month.

OSTEOPATHICPHYSICIJiN I Treats Acnte and Chronic Diseases. Office over the Mets department Store. 1 umee. o. 130 a BeslAance.

No. 97 ssses s) ai a ss as i ss ejs I ejs ss ihJi asasss 'l---ra- I Drs. WELSH 6RAHAM Physicians AND Surgeons I Office with the City Drug Store. I HAZELTON, KANSAS. Glasses to fit ypur eyes.

All work and Material guar anteed as represented. OHAS. H. MURRAY, OPTICIAN Will be at Kiowa Offloe with Dr. J.

A. Fulton. J.E. SNIDER, VETERINARY SURGEON AND DENTIST- tan rnone iNO, lBd. KIOWA, KS.

JAY SNODDERLY Contractor, Makes a Specialty of First-OJasa GementWalk8 All work guaranteed to give satis faction. Let me figure on yt ur job Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup Relieves Colds by working them out the system through a copious and healthy action of the bowels. Relieves coughs by cleansing the) mucous membranes of the throat, chest bronchial tubes. MA pleasant to the taste aa Maple Sugar Children Like It For BACKACHE WEAK KiCKEYS Try CsWltt't ICSmj v.i Ki if --J-i I a 1 a a .1 a a a A 'I1 'I1 'I' 'gr I Floyd Fullerton bought out the Abernatby transfer Use. I W.

O. Alford was at Kiowa Tues day, after repairs for bis stacker wit ii uuiuuiuiwiif la la the city, looking pp the altuatlon with the establishing of a steam I laundry In view. Davis and daughter Miss Blanche were shopping at Kio wa Saturday. Miss Blanche Davis has almost fully recovered from a siege of scarlet fever. It will Interest some of the Ilsrel- ton girls to learn that R.

I. Keller has removed from Wichita to Cherokee, where be has taken charge of the Al falfa Loan Abstraot Co. W. W. Garvin and sen Robert drove over to Kiowa Tuesday.

Tbla was the first visit In about three years Mr. Garvin made la Kiowa. Some time ago be bad the mlsforuneof get ting several ribs broken and other wise hurt In a runaway, and he Is still suffering from the effects, but other wise hie health Is not imp aired and be takes as much Interest as ever In publio affairs. Mr. Garvin looated In flazelton at a time when Conditions did not look inviting to newcomers, but by working bard and judicious in vestments be has aocummulated con siderable property and can take life now with more comfort and ease than formerly.

RESTAURANT FOR SALE. For a short time I offer my restaurant and confectionery In Hazelton, Kan as, for sale at a bargain. Well fixed up, nice clean alock of oonfecttonerles, cigars, and a good paying busines for right party. Will sell for cash, or take good team, wagon and harness In trads. 16 O.

H. DUNBAR. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT, State of Kansas, Barber County, ss. In the matter of the estate of BIHa M. John son, late o' Barber county, Kansas.

Notice is hereby given that on the 14th day of May 1008, 1 the undersigned wss, by the Probata Court of I Barber county, Kansas, duly appointed and qualified aa administrator of the estate of Ril- la.M. Johnson, late of Barber county, deceased. All parties interested in said estate wilt take aotics and govern themselves accordingly. 26-8 P. W.

FLANAGAN, Administrator. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. 8tate of Kansas, Barber County, aa. In the matter of the estate of James Clark, late of Barber county, Kansas. Notice ia hereby given that on the 18lh day of May '08, 1 the undersigned was, by the Probate Court ol Barber county, Kansas, duly appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of I James O.

Clark, late of Barber county, decea sed. All partiea interested in said estate will take notice govern themselves accordingly. 26 WILLIAM K. KINCAID, Administrator. PUBLICATION NOTICE IV ATTACHMENT First published in The Kiowa News-Review May 1st, 1008.

L. B. Hill, Plaintiff, Bert Fink, Dafenlant) Before J. M. Miller, a Justice of the Peaoe of Kiowa Township, Barber County, Kansas.

Said defendant Is hereby notified, that on "uo uy w. oruer Ull 1- jt 1- i attaenmeni lor tne sum or tnirty-nine dollars and fifty-four cents (Ssu 64) was issued by the above imed Justice ot the Peace, against the claim of said defendant against the Atcbiscn TopeKa ec eanta re uaiiway and I that said cause II be heard on the first dav of June, A. D. IB08. at 10 o'clook a.

m. of aald day- v. a. B11.L1, riaintin. J.

M. MILLER, Justice of the Peace. First published in the News-Review May 8, '08. SHERIFF'S SALE. State of Kansas.

Oounty of Barber, B. Keel, and H. E. Ellison, Administrator, PUintiffa, vs. Brunnef, J.

B. Brunner, Albert Q. Wat- Son and Mary H. Estill, Defendants. By virtue ot an order of sale, issued out of I cue District uoort, sitting tn and for aald Barber county in the above entitled aotion.

and to me directed, I will on Tu-sday, the Sth day of June, A. D. 19jS, at 2 o'clock, in the afternoon of said day, at the fron door of the courthouse in said county, offer for sale at I public auction, ana sen wnnout appraisement, Ilnlh. anH hlt, fn. hand tosatisfy aaidorder sai, sii the right title and interest whatsoever of the above named defendants, and each of them, and of all Dersona clalminr under them, in and to tha following dvsoribed tracts, pieces aad parcels I 'and lying and situated in said county of I Barber, In the Btate of Kanas, to-wltt I The.

Bast hclf of the North West Quarter I (K wj ana the wt nan or the Norm East quarter (W NE) of sect! in eight (S) in town ship thirty-three (S8i South, of range fifteen (loi wisoiineiziariu. xogetner witn an and singular the tcne- ii'itnT0 beloaelDe ot an' lM u.n. -UU I uiven anoer my nana at my omce in the city neaicine L.oaze. lu said county, this siitb aay 01 nay ivub. O.

W. KIDD, 8heriff, W. B. McCAGUr, Attorney for Plaintiffs, J.N.TINCH1B W.L.OWBN LAW OFFICE OWEN Boa in Dunnington Halstead bl'dg OBEROKES, OKLA. F.

F. PERRY AWT R. Office over Bank of Kiowa. Will praotioe In all Federal, Stateand lower couits. 6 Canon City lump and nutcoai, threshing and blaoksmilb coal at Meti Lumber Co', yards.

10 'For the best lumber, go to Mete of and sas City, who will haye supervision of the construction of the system of water works and electric lights in Ki owa, will arrive In this city probably today, and will proceed at once with the permanent survey and preparing plans and specifications for the syst- em as outlined in ine pians ana ine report submitted to and acted on by the city administration prior to the bond election. The contract will be let and active work on the systems will as soon as the engineers have Jthe details worked out and the contract Is let. Dennis Conger of Lambert was In the city first of this week. I Agatlte plaster and Selanlte are the best, go to Mots Lumber Co. and see.

10 Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Dodd left Wednesday for a visit with relatives In Iowa.

F. Hunt and family are enjoy ing a visit from their friend Mrs. Walter Hull and daughter Marlon, of El Dorado, Kansas. Help a good thing along. Satur day will be a splendid day to show your odd fellowship by a little good fellowship.

If you have a friend In town Saturday, bring or send him to the Atbay MoKinney fountain It will do him -more good than a barrel of roses twenty years hence. Coarleous treatment to one and til. Be your wants great or iemallat, Uati Lumbar Co. 10 Tired mothers, worn but by the peevish, oross baby have found Cab- caswekt a boon and a blessing. Cas caswbet la for babies and children.

tnd is especially good for the ills so rommon In cold weather. Look tor igredients printed on the bottle Contains no harmful drug9. Sold by U. D. Records.

Ike Green found the mules sup posed to have been stolen about 60 miles southwest of Kiowa. Perhapi the animals were urged along in their travel after getting out of the pasture, but there is no evidence that inyone In particular had driven them away wltn the Intention of stealing them. Come in and see our "Jolly Widow" belts and onr "Merry Widow" combs at Mrs. U. A.

Buchanan's. The Fraternal Hall and Circle brick block on west Main street is beginning to make a big showing The mschanics are now working on the second story walls, The finish Ing touches are being put on the Ben ton Ives Implement house and Con tractor UofJ expects to have the building ready to turn over to the owners by first of June. io nave perreoi neaitn we rr.ue Have perfect digestion, and it is very important not to permit of any delay he moment the stomach feels out of order. Take something: at once that rou know will promptly and unfail- log assist digestion. There is nothing better than K'odol tnr rv nsnnia 'in.

I I digestion, sour stomach, belching of i ind mmnni hod.nt,. trj, 1. natural digestant, and will digest what you eat. Sold by H. D.

Records i Dr. A. S. Cloud returned from Sulphur, Oklahoma, whore he attended the annual meeting of the State Medical Association of Oklahoma last week. The Doctor reports a large and Interesting meeting.

He took a prominent pert in the discussions and the looal papers in their report of the gathering speak In flattering terms of the Doctor. unman inters. The lunotion of the kidneys Is to I strain out the impurities of the blood which is constantly passing throng them. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy onoe and it will make you well. Reoords.

may Ed H. Smith, and others from tbla vicinity who served as Jurors In the district court, returned from the county seat yesterday morning. The jury was discharged for the'term the evening before. I H. E.

Leonbardt, manager of the Kiowa Lumber looked after the Interests of the company at Cherokee this week. The yards of the Kiowa Lumber Co. at Cherokee are managed Harley Woodward, formerly of this city. Mr. Leonhardt reports' Cherokee ou tbe boom and the L.

I Co, yards rushed with orders. I at town and school, 0 acres, pasture and gasline Cheap fuel. Also 66 aorea 4 blocks from post- offiso and business center of town of 1,000 In habitant and blocks from room township and city high school along railroad. Alao hotel of 16 rooms, clesn-up-to date, best loca tion in town, Buainsss building on corner. also livery building.

All are business catchers for business people. Prices ohopped for quick cash buyers. P. H. FOLEY, Owner, Thayer, Kansas.

Miss MAUDE SUTHERLIN, Teacher if Piano. iCall at Mrs. F. L. Hunt's redidence, south! 7th street, or ph-ne Not lis.

1 I 1 E. R. Rellly. W. L.

Snow. WELLS Have bought out the J. C. Irvln well drilling outfit, and are now prepared to take contract! for wells. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Low. if i charge. Tour patronage solicited. Kiowa, Kansas. Phone No.

120 W. C. ALFORD Attorney-at-Law, Notary Public, Insurance, Collections, Real Estate I have some of the best farms and ranches In Barber oonnty on my list, at prices that will sell them quick. Call, or write for list of Kansas farms nd ranohes. Hazelton, Kansas llUUUl Relieve sour stomach, palpitation of the heart.

Digests what you eat Lumber Co. "10, Bold bvIQ Records.