The Liberalist du lieu suivant : Liberal, Kansas • 2

THE LIBER ALIST Blood ard's Jtlubb Published every Friday morning at Liberal, Kansas, BY C. W. HUBBARD. A meeting wras called at the Commercial Club rooms last Monday night to consider the matter of having a state tuberculosis sanitarium located at this place. After discussing the matter at some length, the proposition was turned down by a vote of 12 to 9.

Those who voted against it believed it would injure rather than benefit the town. ana over nils Subscription prico 25 cents per year in advance Application made for admission to the mails as 2nd class matter. We have a pill compounded for us which is superior to anything on themarket. These pills are made by the latest process of making pills and are made from soft mass. They, will act a great deal quicker than the common hard mass pill.

They are sugar coated making them pleasant to take. We sell them to you on a guarantee to give satisfaction or we will refund your money to you. For Billiousness, Sick Headache, and Con-- stipation, we' ask you to give them a trial A crowd of Masons spent last Sunday in Liberal, the guests of a magnificent dinner party by Had Lane. They declare him a royal entertainer. Hugoton Hermes.

We want to join the Liberal Democrat's campaign for city scales. It is a move in the right direction and everyone we have spoken to on the subject is in favor of it. A coyote round-up was held north of Plains last week. Three coyotes were captured, and several more were shot at and missed, or otherwise terribly frightened. 25c per pkg M.

L. Berkheimer of Woods-dale topped the broomcorn market this week by selling at an even hundred dollars per ton. This is the. highest price that has been paid here for several months, and helps to emphacise the fact that good corn usually brings a good price. Mr.

Berk heimer attributes his success to the fact that the corn in question was of the Australian variety, which is superior to other varie-tes commonly grown here. For his other corn, "planted and cared for in the same way, he received $75 per ton. In all, he raised nine tons of brush last year from 40 acres of land. Owing to the dry spring he did not plant until July 8th, and produced the crop in question with but one cultiva Hubbard's Drug Store The Store With the Business If you are particular about ting and one harrowing. He Good Groceries planted in.

hills and thinks better results can be obtained that way than by drilling. He planted Do your trading at our store. Our guarantee is behind our goods The Enterprise Mercantile Co. PHONE 8 with a lister by stopping up part of the holes and dropping four or five seeds" in hills about two feet apart, White Seed Corn for sale at $1.00 per busheL See or write. Henry Fuller, Liberal, Kans.

4-8 You will never know the value of your nickles and dimes until you visit the 5, 10 and 15c store. Pat Gleeson returned from Garden City last week, where he secured a contract for grading on the Garden City Gulf road near Scott City. Mr. Gleeson says he can see no immediate prospect of the road building The Commercial Club at Hugo-ton is making an efiort to bring about a change in the time for the departure of mail from that place to Liberal. A petition is being circulated asking that the auto mail hack leave Hugoton one hour earlier so that mail can go east on No.

2. Messrs. Terwilliger and Wei-densaul have let the contract for a stuccoed, pebble-dashed dwelling in the. Terwilliger-WeiJensul addition. It is to be a five-room structure, modern in every respect, and will likely result in the building of other houses of that kind in the future 3 Why should you use Pride of Liberal Flour It is made in Liberal.

We want your butter, eggs, poultry and hides and will pay the highest market prices. The Liberal Cold Storage Co. A. A. Farmer and T.

J. Wheeler are both in Arkansas this week, where they contemplate purchasing possum farms. i There is no better flour made at any price. I i I1 I. it- I i I I I I If i A Everyone who is now using it is enthusiastically praising it.

It is cheaper than any other flour of the same grade that you can buy. Made by Representative Cones of Meade county is not meeting with much encouragement with the reform measures he is introducing in the legislature. His anti-tights bill, and his bills prohibiting Sunday baseball, Stunday theatres and other Sunday amusements all failed to pass the house. The two last mentioned lacked only five votes. The editorial meeting last Tuesday was not well attended.

Messrs. Stanton of Fower, Miller of Meade, McConnell of Plains, Anderson of Hugoton and -Crawford of Bucklin were the only out-of-town editors An orgnization was effected of which the, veteran editor, Ray Millman, was made president. The next meeting of the association will be held in Bucklin during first week in April. Bolin-Hall Milling Company Tailoring, cleaning and pressing; prices right; all work guaranteed; a trial will convince you. at Rdscoe Morrell's, 2nd door west of CityBakery.

3tf Notice; Complaint bias been made to me that the ground adjoining the extension of Second street on the northeast corner of the N. E. 1-4 Sec.5; 6, Twp. 33s. Range 35w.

is being made a public dumping ground for the refuse and debris of the city. This is in violation of the law regarding public nuisances and unless the parties using this or any other land'adjoin-ing the public highways of this county, for public dumping grounds, refrain from so doing action will be taken against them by this office. Clyde R. Commons, County Attorney. LIBERAL, KANSAS We can sell yoa material, anything in the building line at lowest prices Don't Forget Ask to see our $20-per-thousand lumber Remember that we guarantee our best coal to be the best on the market Paul W.

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