The Richfield Monitor from Richfield, Kansas • 8

Publication Summons. Richfield Monitor Commissioner' Proceeding. lik'lilluld, Kaunas, Jau. 1. The Hon.

Board of Couuty ConiinNslout'r convened In regular M'nUtm 011 the above date, all nii'inheri of llio Hoard. County At Firs Published an, ST, 1913. Case No. 1470 In the District Court of Morton County, Kan- BIGGEST SALE EVER HELD i'tiMUht-d Kiry SnMiMmv by F. B.

VANGUNDY HONS. sat. Clay McIClbbeit, Plaintiff, EnM tli Pnt unve In Richfield. vs. John A.

Mills, Mills. mUwipMuii price H.50 per year, to tdvauce Advertising ratus on Replication. Official Pepitr of Norton County and Mills, his wlft, whose Hist real name lo uUliitlff unknown: and Norman I'. Hiryker and Mry. ker, hlw wife, whose llisi real name Is lo pUlutltf unknown, It living, or If doad, then the unknown heirs, executors, administrators, trustees, devisees and as-slu'iisof the said John A.

Mult. K. J. Mills and his wife, and Normnn U. Hryker ami Strykur.

his wife. torney. 8hei'lir, and I'vputy County Clerk present. The following bills vvero considered and allowed, an follows: A Cierber, quarter salary a coun- lytreasnier 225 00 I) Thompson, quarter salary as county clerk. fiii, lesi fees of tH'ia Tlioinimon, 1 Uny iiieelintf lovui- shlu trustees 13 43 Orih iuurter salary as Kherllf, less fees, of itl.b'J Orth udlvatfo for nostliiK election noiicfstfo miles efJ 114 80 I'wWeese quarter salary less fees ii eolleuied 78 23 EA Huriliolomctf quarter salary as Janitor 1000 I'liro Hrown Justice of the I'euee 2 Ua holding coroner jury 6 00 li VnuUundy A Pon 1'rinilnc and supplies furnished county oil leers (M 44 t'oilmnn ao days as Co.

Health otllcet S3 90 l'osey for haullnu 2 lbs coal 8 1 Dealt t) days as county commissioner WWI lcfeudaiils.J SOUTHWEST KANSAS AT THE PORTER IRANCH 2 1.2 Miles West of Rolla and 13 Miles Southeast of Richfield I will offer for tale to the Highest Bidder, at 10 o'clock a. m. ihursday, Feb. 15 (U HORSES AND MULES 94 84 young Mules, 2's, 3's and 4's in age; never been culled over nor picked out. Will be matched to suit the buyer; a good lot of young Western Mules.

Farming Implements and Housed hold Goods .1 It I'i aii oxnenso 2 tr.ns lo Garden The State of Kansas, to the aliove named defendants and each of them. KKl.TI You and each of you inukt take that you hav been sued In the district court of Morion county. Kansas, by the plalniul above named, to-wlt Clay McKlbben, who has tiled In said court his petition in said cause, and that unless you answer the said petition un or before the K(h day of March, the allegations of the sutuu will )m taken as true and judgment according to the prayur thereof will te reiiderud against you, (iii'el-ln iu said plaintitr th line to the following real estate. to-l: The northeast quarter tn-e'O of section twenty-three. in township thirty-one tJIJ Koiiih.

of raiiKe forty-three west of the sixth principal meridian; Minute In Morion county, Kansas, and ban ins and forever foreciosm-" you and each of i on fro. uny and ail rights, titles and lull est you or any of you claim lit said property. CHAS. A. BAKER.

Attorney for Plaintiff. Attest the seal of this court, and my hand, this 3rd day of Januarv, 1. M. 1EVEESE. (Seal) Clerk of the District Court.

fr-'-'J Moruni County. Kansas. BATTLESHIP OF THE FUTURE May Bo Gigantic Submarine Capable of Diving Below Surface After i Firing Broadside. Albert Knox, discussing in Th Navy the necessity of a new 6tyle of warship, says that if modem steel protective armor has failed to answer the purpose for which it was manufactured a fact that seems to have been demonstrated beyond dispute by the experiments on the San Marcos then heavily armored ships of war may 60on be things of the past and modern battleships must 6eek new means and methods of protection from the attack of, or while attacking, an equal or superior enemy. Among the methods might be euggested increased speed, greater accuracy of gunfire (if possible), shortened time for finding range.

Even with these points of superiority the future battleship needs as a. requirement of paramount import tance the ability to hide or to bei come invisible to the enemy. Of course this requirement can only be met by the future Dreadnought being a gigantic submarine capable of diving below the surface of the sea, after firing a broadside and reap pearing in an unexpected place. Thati such battleships will be built withia the coming century is entirely witi in the range of probability. WHAT DYSPEPTICS MAY EAT IN FOAL 2 Bay Mares, 4 years d.

Roan Mare, 8 years old. Gray Mare, 8 years old. Bay Horse, 7 years old. Bay Horse, 8 years old. Sorrel yearling Gelding.

Sorrel Mare, 9 years old. Bay Marc, 10 years. Notice for Publication. (First published Jan. 27, 1912.) Case 1471.

In the District Court of Morton County, Kansas. J. O. Brldwell. 1 Plaintiff, vs.

Dock S. Stevens and Stevens, his wife, whose first real name Is to Mammoth Black Jack, with Mealy Points, 4 years old TERMS: Sales of $10 or less, cash. Over $10, a discount of 8 percent for cash or bankable note bearing 10 percent from date and running 1 0 monts will be taken. FREE LUNCH AT NOON plaintitr unknown; II. A.

Fraser and Fra- ser. his wife, whose first real uanieisto plaiiuliT unknown. Defendants. 1 The St ate of Kansas, to the alxive named de fondants hudeacii of them. CHEETING: You and each of you must take notice that you have been sued in the.

district court of Morton county. Kansas, bv the plaintitr a-love named, to-wu: J. U. Uridwell. who has filed in said court his petition in said cause, and 1 T.

B. PORTER, Owner I J. D. BARMORE, Auctioneer JOHN A. FIRMIN, Clerk tliat unless you answer the said petition, on or before the sih aav of March, tho allega tions of the same will be taken as true and judgment according lo the prayer thereof will be rendered against you, quieting in said plaintilf the title to the following real estate City hack fare fti.wo car fare 4.1W....

87 00 fieWeeso 10 days work on ex-clerks books Utunug over charges tJ lHWeese expense on trip to Garden City ...10.00 express paid on the volutin of the Heportkof the Supreme Court of the mc Postage-tor one quarter 41 83 Don Van Wornier 10 days work on tO ex-chirk of the district court's books at per day 80 00 Don Van Wormer to tchtl-inony In Inquest of -tin Cinrt.er, Oct. 17 ltfll, as otlicial Met nnd iranscnptof same Zi 64 Don Van Wornier to upbeat. we us" olflcial stenofirnplcr 111 preliminary hearing DeWeese lie-tore Brown fti.iK) to appearance asoHiclal stenoirra-pher at the preliminary hearlni! of LM HeWccse before Squire Mar-Kilile Oct 24 and 25 at ti per day to transcript of testimony taken In said hearinp 639 hundred words at l.V per liuiidred Carln)n copy of above 4J.P2 101 77 Lucv Williams 4 days work on bool-g of fX-cli i of district court fijrur-Inn overcharges at per day 12 T. Little 45 flays as county health oiHivr ftr-iount claimed s2.aJ" amount allowed (tor 42 days) 5S 36 Frank hosier and A llarvey at-loruey fees two days attendance before Juiljr at Garden City on de iniirri to Lou's answer i-'A Kxpenseof triii railroad fare 13.4 Piii. man fare 2.50 tcl 7.00 72 00 C.mon yeyb 'ld quarter Salary $H0 0 iiav actiiife judje pro tun of 1 l.trict 00 stamps express etc less fees of 113 01 i rane Co supplies furnished coun- iv 19 00 Trade Print Co.

tux 2ti U0 Worden iSon f-jr lbs coal for county 9 Si fraddotrk salary a ct untv superintendent (iil.4'H was not allowed becuuse proper voucher had not been filed The board made an order for the county clerk1 to Issue a compromrise tax ce 'd to lots 17 and 18 In block In favor of Dr. A Coff-man for the sum of ia.CO The board request cd Dr. A Coffma-i to file a bond tss county heulth oiiictr. ThelKiard discus ed the matter of Insuring the ccmitv budding and asked DeWeese to report at next mooting 12) as to the rates he couldseearo the insurance. By motion the board adjourned to tweet .1 12th to canvass votes cast at special election.

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TQO.ViPsON. Co. Clerk. (SeuU by Lucy Williams Deptuy. Eichlleld, Kansas, Jan.

12. 7'he honorable board cf county eow-mlNsioWrs on ab vo date (as per adjournment, of January lsU to can-vas the tunisof the eh ctioti held January Dili 1912. Ira L. Mil burn. B.

1'can coniD'ihsioners and deputy county clerk present. The result was found '0 be as followf CONGRESSMAN. SEVENTH D1ST. -2 77 a i PKECIXCT3 V. V- a 7.

El I Biclifield 10 North Taloga South Taloga 3 6 6 East Cimarron 20 12 West Cimarron Total S8- 6 The board decided not to allow any election bills until April meeting. The board adjourned to meet April 1. 1912. Attest: 1I1A L. MILBTTUM.

Chairman. (Seal) W. D. Thompson, County Clerk. to-wit: The southwest quarter of section three (3) iu township thirty-one south, of range forty-three (43) west of the sixth WILSON DEAN principal meridian; Situate In Morton county, Kansas, and barring and foreclosing you and each of you Shun Products cf Frying Pan--Eat Toast In Preference to Bread.

Tcast should ba eaten In preferenco to bread, but brown bread Is often beneficial. White fish, eggs, nourishing soups, and milk pudding should be krgely used; spinach, French beans, boiled celery, butter, cream, olive oil, from any and all rights, titles or interests which you or any of you claim In said property. CHAS. A. BAKER, Attorney for Plaintiff.

Attest the seal of court and my hand, this -3rd day of January. 191:1. L. M. DEWEESE.

(Pealj Clerk District Court i'laz Morion County, Kansas. Bonded Richfield, Kansas Ixnost fruits, except the very acid ones, provided they are stewed but not sweetened too much, will be found Notice of Final Settlement First publication Jan. 27, 191J, STATE OF KANSAS. 1 Morion County, In the Probate Court In and for said County. In the Matter of the Estate of Frank P.

Weir, ticceased Creditors and all other persons Interested In the aforesaid estate are hereby notified that I shall apply to the t'roliate uourt in and for said county, sitting at the Court House, at Uicnni-iu county 01 i.torion, state to agree wnn tne dyspeptic, mere are cases, however, in fhich certain ordinarily digestible articles of food do not suit the patient, who must make up his mind to leave them alone. Potatoes are sometimes productive ol indigestion, but not always; they are best baked. Where there is a dyspeptic the frying pan shc'tild not be used, as fried foods are the most difficult of digestion. The following is a simple diet table for any one who suffers from dyspepsia due to gastric incompetency: Ereakfast An egg, toast-and butter, tea or a cup of beef tea. Dinner Soup, boiled fish with some simple sauce, roast beef or lamb, or chicken, baked potatoes and any vegetable except cabbage.

Toast or stale bread. Salad. Fresh fruit or milk pudding. Tea Very little meat, bread, a of Kansas, on the day 01 eliruary. tl'l-'.

for a full and final sell lementof said estate. Mrs. A It A II WEIR -Administratrix of the Estate of Frank P. Weir, deceased. 55-3 Dated this 25th day of January, 1812.

LONG VAN WORMER RICHFIELD, KANSAS Notice for Publication. U. S. Land Offlce at Dodge City, Kans. Jan.

lo, 1M2. Notice is hereby given that E. HAKOiJ) BUTTOLPU, of Richfield. Kansas, who on April 2S, 1010. made homestead entry Serial No.

097.S4 for the n-wVi section 17. township 33s, range 41w 6th principal meridian has filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof to green vegetable, but no potato; stewed fruit or custard. establlsb claim to the land above described before the nrobate of Morton countv, Kansaa. at Richfield. Kansas, on the Ipecial Cuh Bates (S MAYO THOMAS, PrfS.

M. 0. COMBS Vice M. R. BARBOUK.

Caashler 20th day of February, 1H12. Claimant names as witnesses: Edwin'S. Weir. Wood Walsh. Sarah J.

Weir, William Combs, all of Richfield, Kansas. Not coal land. 51-4 F. MILUiyAN, Register. PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Morton County State Bank; OF RICHFIELD, KANSAS Conservative an 1 safe ban king Is our policy. It Is convenient to havu an open account, a we will open one If you We will appreciate jour business and assure you that we will make every effort to give you satisfactory service. AND THE Kansas City Journal $1.50 BOTH PAPERS $1.50 Department of the Interior U. S. Laud Ollice at Dodge City, Kans.

December 28, 1911. Notice is hereby given that- OLlVFli M. GATES of Koraantz, who. on March 20, 1907, made homestead entry No. 295M, Serial No.

0U81, for n-e section 15. township 31s. rge. 43w 6th p. ni has filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof to establish claim to the land above described, before clerk of the district court of Morton cjunty.

Kansas at Richfield, Kansas, on the 10th day of February, 1912. Claimant names as witnesses: Elmer Rosenberry. David W. Sipes. Oliver Dean, allot Richfield, Kansas; Ratio F.

Starr, Konantn, Colorado. Not coal land. 49-2 H. F. MILL1 KAN.

Register, We Want to Do Your Banking Business Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank 4 The Monitor office has just received a line of Stationery and Of ice Supplies PUBLICATION NOTICE. Departmentof the Interior U. 8. Land Ollice at Dodgo City. Jan.

24, 1912. Notice is hereby given that COEN L. STARR. E. M.

SCOTT. Cashier W. P. HUMPHREY, President of Konantz, who, on December 2, 19' 9. made homestead entry serial ro.

ODiS. for southeast ouarter section 20. township RICHFIELD FEED STABLE SID FESSENDEN, Proprietor All Kinda of Feed on hands at all times HOUSES BOARDED BY THE DAY OR WEEK (ith principal meridian, has liled notice or intent ion to make nnai commutation uroof.to establish claim to the land above de scribed before register and recelverof U. S. First Kational Bank, of Syracuse 5 CAPITAL STOCK, $25,000.00 Does a General Banking Business Park Bank, of New York aty; National Bank of Com COflKr.fct'uux Fipst Natlonai Bank, of Hutchinson.

Kansas: First NatioBa Bankof Pueblo. Colorado: First National Bank, of Kansas City, Mo. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS land office at Dodge City, Kansas, on the 5tn day of March, 1912. Claimant names as -Rolla D. Fleming.

Ora S. Keeton, Samuel M. Dean, all of Ksnautz, Colo.j lliram Slpes, of Richfield, Kansas. Not coal a.