Scott County Chronicle du lieu suivant : Scott City, Kansas • 3

nil iuf 1 i i -mV liiil I 4" 0 -f-f fr it 1 9PI1 IF YOU ARE NOT X. SENTENCED FOR LIVE To any certain bank, we want you i6 101110 in and get acquainted with us. and jic usa trial. LECTURE COURSE. INVESTIGATE CornnilsHlonBra ProeooUiiitfB, of Kan.iHM, Scott County, of ComaiUibucru aiot in un in Cuuntv Uork' uffu-e tliii "th.

tljy Junuary, lloT. Bum alluwcj bounty cuyuto so Htarkncy 110 Wilmi-r Kuiiiiy Arnokl ri.no Aniulil Fik IIkw. biiW'lciIrt IjlHI hVkti)' l.im (i StocUnilth Ti iW OttoKreU 1.00 E. Chamo 1.C0 (JuriH-r 17.h0 2.1K f'lma. Wik-ox 1.00 Furry Ruid J.

00 A Jasper 1 00 Peter Krebii 2.00 Duwfiuu .00 1.00 Elmer SnyuVr 2 IX) SUrkney 2.00 Ill 11 Tho men wlo arc Lack of TUL GHOWLNG BANK," and you will want to do some business with it, Meant h. J. I'd Hil by and J. Drain ciuno over from the Bilby Bunch Monday nuri remained guests of the lintel until tbo follow icg day, Mr. Dram reports the arrival of a line baby girl at his home ou thitukiigiviiigiiH.rniiig.

Iu addition theicto lo he is fiu-hng particularly good over the line condition of the 120-aero Held of wheat growing on the neck, and siijs he intends putting in a good acreage of spring heat also. Unssel Springs Leader. The Commissioners weie iosessicn the first thiee days of this week. With this e-(Hion of the board C. llampson retmp from tbeofliceLf county commissioner from the first district.

Mr. Huu.pson has made ns careful, conservative and faithful an officer as, this county has ever had as member of thi board of commissioners. So far as his influence went the tax layers interests have always been guarded in the si net est Bf DBPof his conception of duty to the public, and ho retires with the confkUrce of the people and his colleagues on the board' who havo labored faithfully ith him in looking after the business of the people. CITIZENS STATE BANK. if WILBUR STARR CONCERT CO.

Tho following bills with allowed. V. Cliatich, cirinirfornufiM KD.OO Crane Co, fur npp1ie K2.fX) Cahill, county health oHicor Chamberlain repairing table and C. P. CHURCH.

base for book case for uryeyur and Probate Judge 14 "Brenemen's Meat Market" All kinds of fresh and cured meats. Fresh Oysters and celery every Thursday. 'Phone orders promptly delivered. BRENEMEN SON. (Successors to W.

B. Lynch ('Phone No. 61.) A Beebo, jude of election, label twp. 2.D0 Clyde Render, clerk (if election. label twp t'M Newsom, 1 quarter telephone rent, 5.00 Snra'l Dodsworth Bwk 20.00 GRIGSBY GLEAKINGS G.

G. Pinkslon unloaded another car of lumber last Tnesday, R. Uulllmore, three months salary 22.50 A Dougherty, tal as Probate Jud((e, Finkenbinder, salary, postage, and money advanced for seats for County Hijjh School Macneale Urban for vault door, 100.00 I- Romans, clerk of District 151.50 Sutton, work on grader 4.50 Thos. Loveless, caring for Wm. Bayun, 8.00 0 Lock, supplies for Charley Shtttts 1 1.G7 My son.

follow uot in the footsteps of a loafer and make no example of him who is born tired, for their business is overstocked. The seals ou the cornets are all taken the whitteling places are all oeoupied. It is better to saw wood at two bits a cord than to whittle at a whittling match and cuss the government. My son. whilst thou hast left in thy skull the sense of a jaybird, break away from the cigarette habit for lo, thy breath stinkelh like glue factory nnd thy whole countenance is less in-(elliijent thin a atcre dummy.

Ex. John Spicka left last Friday for Laird to work for (he Simla Fe, Threshing has again been postponed on account of bad weather. A. McDonald end Mr. and Mrs.

Reeves are assisting Mr.K)gden during the sale. II, G. Oden's large sale commenced on I he 9th instead of thellih as stated last week. I'YrtdU phis at iIih Ciiweiit restaur ant. enroiii vlifttlioj for hkIo at tioaik.x, A.

S. Christy wont ti Arlington, Coin Wednesday. Laid, fresh and pure, nt Pieiio-men's Mt at u' ki t. Ebler Mnjlield. of Dixhton, wuh in town Monday nijibt.

I'reacbii'K 'be M. E. Church next Sunday innri.iii BOOMS TO KENT. -Call on or write Mrs. A.

H.1 land Burn to Mr, and Mrs. Frank Marx, Monday Deceniber ugiil. Mrs. 'Chas. Catiiion.

at this citj has been quite hick the past week. STBAYED from Frank Cutler's fni m. one spotted sow heavy with Laundiy leaves every Monday evening. Be prompt, Elmer Epperson. Miss Adalaido Clark retnrni from visit with homo folks, Tuesday uioruiiifj.

The Ciesent restaurant is now under new management. Give Ihf in a trial. Mr. and Mrs. E.

D. Davis returned from their visit til St. Joe, last Friday. Are yon sentanced for lifef Read the ad, of the Citizens State liimkou tbispago. Sorguin.

Syrup io bbl. by tLe k1-lon .40 per gallou. Bring yiur jug. Nichols Stoie. Herbort and Blunch Cofliu returned to the Lindsbog College last Saturday evening.

Miss Lulu Harris Ruve a dinner party lust Friday in honor of her mother's birthday, Tlw Brenemen Meat Market has moved into the King buildiogjnst north of the pool ball. Glen Duckworth, of Howard, Kans. a brother of H. N. Duckworthh, of this city, is veiling here.

Call and see our ten cent counter It is a wonder. The first comes get. the pick. Laudrptu Fenell. A very enjoyable paity was given at, he Harley Nicholson home lat Friday evening.

A good time is reported. Ben Crrd returned tothe Khnsas University last Satuiday moining.af-ter a two week's visit at his home in this city. FOR KALE Thorough Bred Pirowu Letrnorn cockerels. See Geo. Knudson on old Sutmiller ranch.

Miss Anna Kellems came over from Garden City Thursday of last week, and will spend the winter in thiscitv. WANTED Cattle to femVdnring the winter. See O. J. Williams, on i section 29.

tivp. 20, range Si. or inquire of Chas. Kelson. SHOE DAY Shoe Sale day, January 11)07 Our imiiienc slock must be cut down for Fpring goods.

Get. your shoes now. Nichols Store. (i Lock, SM Livengood Maust. supplies for county and for Olesen, pauper, and Mrs.

Ihe Gngsby Meicantile co, sale drew a large number of shoppers to Uayon, pauiier 43,49 Boyer, salary as county 125.00 Epperson, printing 44 72 Grigsby last Saturday. Epperson, stationary 37 45 SAY, ARE YOU GOING TO EUILC? If so it will pay you to figure with us. ALL KINDS OF SHOP WORK DONE. We guarantee to satisfy you. (SHOP OPPOSITE FOSTER LUMBER CO.) CHJlMBEimih BROS.

Contactors and Builders. Grandma Fowol) who was hurt on Christmas eve, is much Rector, salary and expence 181.35 Roark, suuplies forRufus Piereon 8 30 better at tbia writing. W. F. Marsnlf and Fred Girard (I Weaver, 2 days teacher's Ex.

Cora. 6 00 Needles, assisting Co, 3 00 Bill of Nichols for Beckey, tailing care of Wm Bayon, rejected. Thos Loveless, waiting on poor 2 00 left overlanJ for thesoulhwesthein part of the state, Wednesday. 0 0 0 0 Masch, Bailiff hire 1 50 John Piper, 1 50 Rob't Weathered" 1 50 John Deaton 1 50 Bullimore, one month salary 87 50 PauUVest, surveying 3 00 The Trans-Missouri Dry Farming Congress will meet at on January 2-1 and 25. It is expected that sixteen states west of tbo Missouri rier will be represented at this congress, and it is expected at (his meeting to establish a permanent organization similar lo the National Irrigation Congiess, which will be the beginning Vf a great movemen', having for its especial object the dissemination ol information upen the best melhpds developed from experience in farming iu the dryer coun-liesj Scott County is elititled to 10 delegates to this convention to be appointed by (he eounly commissioners.

There ought to be ten enterprising wide awake farmers found who will go to Denvei and absorb all the knowledge possible, and bring it back to put into practical use. We understand that Ihe diiectors of school district 18 have hired Mrs. H. C. Sharp to teah I beir school this winter.

W. A. Read, representing lb" Emerson-Newton Co. of Kansas City, was in our burg Wednesday iu (he interest of his lirm. C.

W. Deighton has been setting up the cigars to the boys and candy to the ladies, owing to the arrival of a young lady at bis home early Sunday morning. All parties concerned are doing as well as could be CGUim LOCALS- Hut Cbilint (Iji AVHiimr- Hill. I'liii fn.b lii lliHiii iiii'iiV Mi-Hi 1 ii i kin. AiiwiIht culil miii 1 1 lljii fuio fti of 1 1 i l't, Cllll Ht llllt t'lI'M'lll trilulJ llli'lll, (iiiii, Livoii(ii(( la tnU'll tbiw unik mi Imi-int'i-f.

Ml'llU II II llllll'tl HHIVl'd it nil Jmiirs nt Urn Owl HiiHlHiiniut. A Hnii vim hum to Mr, nnd Mr. Win. Caviii, WkiIhi ftlhy, Jhi uiti 3. All kind of furnitiun mul tit Tiiniiit'i inrii't now luicli.

l-'l'l' flCHll lnIIH ll'lHlflfll llll'll, to IJii'iif Mini Mi-ut Mull.et i MJiilli Main St, Born, to Mr. and Mrs, Cyrus lViglituii, of Ui'itfHby, Jiinimi'y (i, (Unyljlcr. I''itMimiii, of Conii-ly iimvHil onto timet in lieitvcr, Town-hhip tint wi'i'k, II. K. Fish, of LuCrosse, wan looking after in thin oily Siiturdny.

Kornm, Hjrnp in l.M. liy (lie Jori 4D per gallon. Ui injj your yig, Nieliulfc ftlorw. Finik fsml Minn Cully from a io wh'Iv'k visit in liiht I''ri(l(iy The Citizens Sliito 1'aiik liufi kod-b-tliing lo say lii you I Lis week. Road the ad.

on thw pne. lI'Kli scoring Ply molh Itock roosters for sale, $1. mcb. li qniieoi W. P.

Uultoling. Modt'C. Kaus. Wantti. a centrul girl at tbo Telephone offica.

Cull at bfiiilquarteiH. Nhwhoii) Mr. nuil Mrs. Irvin See, of Michigan township, nrn lh i ri. ml parents of a Imby girl, bom January 3.

To make the hfst bread you must get the best flour which is Moses IrSi'si. Pur nale at I. K. Mrs. S.

Lancaster returmd to Orenley county Saturday after (i couple of weeks in this city. Dr. Meyers and family moved out to their new homo in Scott county Friday of last week. Utica Entei-prise. (Jet your tickets for Starr Concert Company, January 11, Early.

At Tiuiuierruiiiis. Only limited number of reserved seats. Quite a number of cilizetis went to (ifirden City Wednesday evening on railroad business of which we will have more, lo say later. W. I'! Barter, the dentist will he nt 4hn (liand 'Out nil Hotel, Tnesday.

Jannraiy and evi Tuesday following Sue him tit dentistry. SHOE DAY-Shoe Sale day, 1(5, Our immence stock must be for-sprinar (tut your liUuos now. Nichols Store, Miss Carrie Stnrr entertained number of tier frienrls at her home in this city Thursday evening of last woek, and all report an enjoyable evening, Eveial Epperson, of Gardner, has heen looking at Scott county UhiuI for a few days. He went, homo Y'hursday morning well pleated with tHie outlook )' Such power, resonenco and sweet-tiesb rarely found ic one voice, is what St. Louis Globe Democrat says of Wilbur who will be at, the 0 Church J.

11 with hiscompaty Preaching nt tbo Presbyterian Church Sunday morning and evening. This nppoini merit isdne to the services at Leoti conflicting with the 'M. E. Church next Sunday. John Sinjiiions.

of Laue County, was elected Speaker of cbo Kansas House of Kepreseitaiives. This is the SPcond time tl.rs horor has eome to Lane county. Judge Lobdel bcl-i)t! tie Speaker during tbesessiou of 18i)5. Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. Peck, of Liberal, arrived at the heme of ('. Render's last Saturday eve nil for week's visit. Mrs. Peck is a daughter of Mr.

He nil pi Possesses wonderful medicinal power over the human body. all disorders from your system, is what Hullisler.s Hoc! Maintain Tea will do. Makes yon well, keeps you well. S3 cents, Teu or Tablets, City Drug Store. Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. W. Wborrall and tw children, of Waverly, Kaus rive last Friday morning wilb their gocrls nnd have moved into I he Presbyterian parson. Rev.

Wborrel has "neen employed as pastor of the P. Church in his city, and will preach every alternate Sunday. SHOP-NEW STOCK ff First Class work Guaranteed All kinds of repairing promptly attended to JOE HICKEY Propietor. Old Nichols Building on North Main St. Prof.

Neils E. Hansen has just returned hr.ua the "roof of the world." as the cold, dry elevated regions of Asia are called, where he was sent by the Agricultural depart m.Miit in search of new field plants that would grow in similar situations in the Da-kotas and other northern slates. He has brought back with him three new kinds ol alfalfa, I wo of huh will grow in the dry regions and one which succeeds best among trees. If these turn out as well as Durum wheat, of which millions of bushels have been raised in those regions, it will add millions of wealth to those states Omaha Investigator. The above article is of vast impor CAR Program of Scott County's Teachers association January 19, 1907.

Roll Call Educational Maxims. Pedagogics Chap. 7. D. Morgan.

Pedagogics Chap. 8. Ida Nelguer. Heading Circle: Bayard Taylor Viola Claik. John Hay Amanda Stover.

J. T. Trowbridge i. Vf. Grant.

C. Siodman Claire McBnroey T. li. Aldrir h-Daisy I'pnnirk, Educational Value of Music Bullimore. Discission Ellie Brock.

How best to increase Teachers Salaries Frank B. Miller. Discussion Hortence Cully. 9 ABSTRACTER OF TITLES, 4 4 SCOTT CITY. KANSAS.

John Whitham, clerk election 2.50 Huffman, surveying 3 00 Sickler; clerk of election 2 50 Countryman, clerk of eloction board 2 50 A Griffith, judge of election 2 50 EC West, surveying 3 00 Neal, judge of election 2 50 Curtis, teacher's Ex. 00 Smythe, receiver Roark supplies 4 55 I Silvev, freight, express, etc 57 27 1 Silyey, salary 250 00 Sam'l DodBworth Book for Tax Rolls and assessment bills and blanks 70 35 Sam'l Podsworth, supplies 13 20 Sam'l Dodsworth, supplies 48 70 .1 Marker, assisting county surveyor 4 17 Frank Oarvin, election judge Beaver twp. 2 50 Ben Rectcr, 2 50 Zimmerman, assisting Co. surveyor 10 50 criss, fitting vault door and bal- lance on account of vault 25 00 A Hilling, filling 3 50 A Jasper, janitor work 47 50 Bouton, clerk of election 2 50 Board approved of fee report of A Daugherty Finkenbinder LS Boyer. .1 Romans.

Riley. Rector. Goo crof ten, Hanlin Grissomwere appointed to appraise all of 36-20-31. Report of District clerk as to stenographer fees collected approved. Proposition of Marsolf to compromise taxes on lots in Grigsby, rejected.

The following jurors fees were allowed, A Finkenbidker 7 40 Jesse Johnson 6 00 Marshall 7 00 CN 11 80 Thompson 00 A VanRankin 7 10 cE Uugue 8 00 Pennick 7 10 WEAltum 6 30 Wm Whitham 10 40 curtis 6 90 Harry Haas 7 20 Ruth 9 40 M. II, Potter closed his photograph gallery in this city last Salnidsyand went to Kansom on Thursday, where he Will run his Pnoto Car for a few weeks. Only complete set of Abstract Books in Scott county. 4 Always brought down to date. 4 9 REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

Farm lands and city property 4 sold or Rented. Taxes paid, titles examined, abstracts 4 extended, Charges Reasonable. jjT tance to the fanning and stock rais-' Dr. Baflington will be at his office in the north room of the Stubbs real estate building, all of next week. Attends to all kinds of dentistry and warrants his work.

STRAYED. Roy McNoal has a stray milk cow. color red. Anyone having lost such an animal can 'phone or write titn at Pence, Kacs. ing interests of Scolt County, and it appears to us that it would be a good plan for some of our eulerprising farmers to take this up with thede-partment immediately and see if some of the seed cau be procured for this locality.

It. Sturgeon, who has been operating a steam plow and thresning machine during the past season, went to Wagner, Kansas. Tneeday night for a few mouths visit. He will be back iu thespringready for business. Land For Sale.

In township 17, range 34. either for cash or on Ihe wheat payment plan. Inquire or address F. H. Haoipson, Modoc.

Do You know Duckworth? He is the man that is erecting all these' good buildings. He hires good mechanics and does first class work. He will treat you5 right. See him before you build. Good work is the cheapest in thef course of time- FOR SALE.

S. C. B. Leghorn cockerels from high scoring stock, 1 CO euch. T.

D. Marshall, Modoc, Kans. Builds lip wasle tissue, promotrs appet ile. improves digestion, induces refreshed sleep, gives renewed strength and health. That's what.

Hollis-ter's Pocky Mountain Tea does' 5 cents. Tea or Tablbts. City Drug Store. Beekey 8 00 A Huling 0 90 Omar Fleenor 6 90 CEMENT CLOCKS. Always kept in stock at the plant near Mo.

Pacific depot. If you want anytfnng in that line see or address E. D. Morgan, Scott, Kans. EMKeed 6 90 Ed Brookoyer 6 90 Frank 11 20 CONTRACTOR AFD BUILDER.

David Sager 5 10 Every kind of building material first class at lowest piices at the Cretcber Lumber yard. Don't fail to see them if you are going to build. RIGHT HERE YOU Huffman 2 90 Royer 6 00 Loughran 2 00 Card 2 00 cutler 2 30 A McReynolds 3 00 Hali 8 00 Giyens 00 Continued next week. Minutes of Farmer's Institute. i The Scott County Farmer's Institute met iu Epperson's Hall Saturday aftei About twenty farmers were present.

Mr. Dickhut started the discussion on Wheat Growing, and theu the institute turned into an experience meeting. Not, what'i8 your theory; but what has been your observation and experience in Scolt county, whr always the Mr. Sisam led thedis-enssion, spring crops are most protitable for Scott County Some preffered oats, some barley and some cane. On the following points Ihe Institute practically agreed: For wheat: plow early, not too deep, harrow immediately and sow early.

For oats and barley plow deeper, early in the fall or winter and sow early Oats and barley do best on old ground. Caue is hard on the ground unless followed by cane again. Mr, Mcluturff reported his wheat harrowed twice when six inches high, yielding 35 bushels per acre. 'Mr, Lamb reported his potato crop 400 bushels, as line as could be raised anywhere. Everybody took part and enjoyed it, and ihe institute is an established thing.

Tb next meeting will be held thetirst Saturday in February. Corn' caneiyed and alfalfnsowingon the upland will be the subjects discussed. J. K. Freed.

Acting Sec. Free Library. The Scott City Local has a Tie Blrsry cfSeeiaSiM literature. Call on O. l.

Ccrd, Li- bi ar m. That's the house (be Doctor built, Tho biggest house yon see: Thank foodnces be don't get our money, -For we take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. City Drug Store. If you want the best, get Moe6 Beat Hour at Ruths. JANUARY 14 to 19, 1907.

Week of Piece Goods Bargains. 56 in. Percales, regular price iscts, thi; week only fjcts. 2 in. Madras Sets -els.

We have a large stock of these on hand and all are fcrsni new goods, bought with the view of giving cur customers une-qualed bargains. Don't miss these. Grigsby Mercantile of course The Firm that is making Famous. A seiies of church rallies will be Should stop to consider that a check account with a reliable bank gives standing in your home community and adds prestige when abroad. Safely, Reliability, and accomodation, are our watchwords.

TRY US FIRST STATE mm. A BIG HAT SALE. -25 PER CENT -SEE- Hlrs. Bculware and Countryman, M0D0C, -KANSAS. held next week in the Christina Churches iu the went end of IbelOlb.

lis'lict, begiunins at Dirlilou Tuesday eveaing. at Suott Wednesday evening, and at Ilea'y TLursday ev.Miing. Dist. Pres. Iakn charge of lue freivitrs On WeJueaday night 11.

i. llaii'hey nnd Mn-tlabf Wasted: I.aJy to advrtU or.r Ar ou v' Koodn locally. Several wetts lioiiio 1 il.c Cn'tcber tV, work. Salary i itr 1 00 io r-l; X- i a 1sy f'ir C-. -l cf I 4 'I 1.

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