Englewood Homebuilder from Englewood, Kansas • 4

HOMEBUILDER. JOHN OVNLOE CARTER, Liitnrand Publisher, Fiv portpoaed to No. 7 QUf COUMy Jo Lcflgr Is Ringhng show com.trg today No just Trub buying mocw rn I cla manor June 1. at the uoot orJii- at litMM, uuilrr the Act 'mrrwri if Marrh 3. every Thursday at the HouielmiMer uhji)tlin rate, par year.

$1. i mviitns Ji Tbr mrnth AltYBMTIMIMU KTKS. wohimn UWi iftsplar Maafe itK -r't Uue for rw rtrnt tnawtlon and KMII fr t-ach fhe'eaffer I'HCfW II PIKKfToltY. rvkw wunt ami fmirth Sunday it 11 a. m.

and p. at th Haptkrt t.hurrfu Kpv. W. K. WlHlanw.

rmt. Mcthodbit. n-k every Sunday evening at ax. at tb M. K.

tiureh. Hw. Mr. lAn? tn. Mhilxtw Kiiwi.rth Uum meots every Sunday evening at 7-30 at the M.

K. Churwh. iHstian services third Hnndey each month at Trubv. eapthw. cliuruhat 11 a in.

and p. Klder IKnlcins. Panor. It began miming Sa -urd night aud poured down uuiil aaondaj I'p about Truby's the broom WW wagons are thicker than MM on a hound pup. Umi of tho week hns been as bright and sunny as the smile mm a summer girl.

All the are than first love. Kvervbodv savs that Englewood has the best sellouts this year for the past 22 years. Mr. Patterson, the leal estate attorney, made a trip to Kansas City the past week to visit his family. A brtsan nau factors from Los Angelas, Oil.

us here last week and bougLi'I ears of broom com of DO YOU WANT A NEW LOCATION? Republican Ticket. Congressman E. H. Madison. agree that their rrowin' greener THEN COME TO ENGLEWOOD! THE NEW CEMENT BUILT TOWN AT THE Items Political, Social, Business And Otherwise; From Our Capital City.

Hon. J. W. Berryman left Friday fr a ten days business trip. Mrs.

J. P. Campbell left for Kansas ty Monday afterno u. District Clerk Ainsworth aad family went to Wichita Wednesday. gou-t rains of broom corn are rolling in from -the every WESTERN TERMINUS OF THE SANTA FE R.

R. dav. Judge Representative Clerk of Court Sheriff Probate Judge Co. Attorney Co. Clerk Treasurer Register Co.

Supt. Surveyor Regular services were resumed in the Christian church last Sunday al- Gordon Fiudley. J. W. Berryman.

W. L. Aiasworth. B. Harper.

F. R. Kyarur AY. W. Harvey.

W. H. Fox. Ch.is. Ehod.

G. G. Gribble. Ashland Agnes Sughrue. Richard Mackev.

Coroner Dr. J. A. dinger. Com.

First Dist, G. O. Dakin. The Wichita Daily Eagle says "The town of Englewood in the SCNO.W SCUOOI, WRECToliY. Itaptbt Sunday MMl at 10 a.

ni. every Sunday. Her. W. R.i Williams.

Supt. Methodist Sunday iScliocl- every'Sunday at the W. Chunh at 10 a. Mrs. Vim.

Walden. Supt. O. O. F.

IxKiire meets on Saturday nights t- sr I i. i. I.ndir N. Ml Knights -e ythias nieer every Monday evening, isitlng hrotliers welcomed. W.

II. IMS, Friday last our town was crowded with farmers' teams loaded with biooin corn, wheat, hogs, com and kaftir for market. Al Tift has returned from a three days drive over in Beaver Co. last week on the hunt of his bird dog lor. though 1 al a.

il 1. a i t- i 1 i suunin chi pm oi coiim is 10 lie nion services had not oe moved oouiiv nair a mue sourn Billy Truby entered the game by J. A. CLINGER. Physician Surgeon OFFICE FIRST DOOR NORTH OF TIFT HOTEL.

ENGLEWOOD, KAN. HARNESS SHOP. beginning to buy broom corn last week and soon the town took on the lively air of a circus day. Pet Herring proved up on his homestead at Woodward last wek and now he has reasons to feel richer by several ihousand dollars. Frank Goonnight is putting down rhe cement foundation for his business hOQM, 25 by SO feet on Clare-mont (heater Englewood.

An earnest invitation is extended by Rev. Logston to all our people to bring their children to the IC Ji. church next Sunday night. The text will be "Sitt." Arthur J. Stevens, manager of the T.

If. Deal Lrumber was ont of town a few days last week tixing up his house for wiutev aud helping his wife eat the fruit of their wooden hen. Trubv' bis stone warehouse Co Lai Dy i-2() down at Greater Englewood OFFICE ONE DOOR NORTH OF is Hearing completion, and he has started his store house on Claremout a stone building 75 by 100 that ill be a credit to any city. yet closed. AVe regret that we failed to meet md greet the editor of the Home-boilder when he visited our little cltv last Saturday.

Joe Hulligau, a stalwart young republican of Lexington was in town Friday. We noticed he was taking out some new furniture. Brown township still holds the banner as the Democratic stronghold in this county, according to reports received by local politicians. It is reported that another meat market will be opened here as soon as a building can be erected. It wjfl be located just east of the Hed-ric1-- store.

east of its present site. Ora J. Gould, one of the men who recently purchased the big Jferry ranch near Englewood is in Topeka today and told the plans to move the town. Englewood is a town of about four hundred inhabitants at the end of the Euglewood extension of the Atchison, Topeka fc Santa Fe from Wichita. There is a flaw in the title to the land on which the people built their homes and stores.

The plan to move the town has been talked about for some time. Mr. Gould and his partners when they purchased the ranch made a proposition to the Englewood town-site company to deed them 240 acres of land on their ranch, this land to be platted. The proposition was accepted if the Santa Fe would agree to extend its tracks to the bundles new town and Mr. Gould came here I aud made arrangements with the Euglewood Lexington Liberty Vesta Saddles, Harness Buggy Whips, and Repairing.

SAMUEL LENTZ, PROPRIETOR. G. M. KENDALL. PHYSICIAN SURGEON Wallinf rds art filling their 1 ig ware house with broom com.

Other buvers are covering the prairie near the rail road with bi of the same product. Help! help! is the daily cry for railway company to build the new malt and female help. The Dorsey tracks and move the station and hotel needs help badly in the dining other buildings. The work of build-room aud kitchen and men are in i iug the town will begin this week, demand all the time. Most of the merchants and resi- Clint Livingston was down frt 1 dents decided to build from his ranch in App'etou town- and homes on the lots.

The ship last Friday. He i orts goodjjority of the buildings, however, crops aud is enjoying his share of will be loaded ou wagous aud trucks and hauleM to the new site. It is expected that, the town will be moved to its new site within six mouths." Alfalfa is a sure crop here and wheat this year has ielded as higrh The Topeka Daily Capital says: "In the sale of the Claremout ranch, in Clark conntv iu this state, I a new colouizing plan has been Center Twp started which promises to build up Edwards another prosperous town in the Apvleton Southwest. The Claremont ranch I Brown is perhaps better known as the Perry ranch and was formerly owned by Col. C.

D. Perry, who platted Euglewood. the well knowu Chicago suburb. The ranch contains 20, 000 Cimmaron acres watered by the Cimarron river aud numerous springs being in the Meade county artesian belt. It has been bought by Ora J.

Gould of Burlington, Iowa, and wonders are soon to be accomplished there. The entire towu of Englewood. Treasurer numbering some 4( 0 to GOO people, Clerk is to be moved to the ranch, all the i Justice of Peace business meu having been presented with lots in the new town in place of those in The Santa Fe has contracted to build a station at the new town which will have tho same name as the old one, and the post office is also to be transferred. "The most remarkable feature of the uew citv, however, is that it is new stores i to be built of cement, manufactured ou the ground. The buildings are to be of haudsome architecture with all the latest improvements of ce- Clark Co.

Republican Central Committee. W. R. Nuimemaker. Juo.

C. Blair. V. J. Overhalt.

B. D. Messing. J. D.

Carter. Frank Daley. J. S. McQuerry.

L. D. Kibby. J. C.

Beit. J. D. Carter Chairman. M.

G. Stevenson Sec'y. Englewood Twp. Citizens Ticket. Trustee Justice of Peace Coustable Constable Road Overseer D.

A. Gearhart. B. F. Johnson.

C. Doyle. J. T. Foglesoug.

Elder Williams. A. E. Tift. John Fox.

John Holman. LOT SALE and BARBECUE! Excursions will be run from aS! points east to ENGLEWOOD LOT SALE NOV. 7. and 9. ORA.

J. GOULD, S. F. Immigration Ml mn as the most celebrated broom corn region iu America and big fields of THE DRUG STOR1 Veterinary Surgeon And Dentist, Now is the time to operate on Fistula and Poll EviL J. Powel, Iris O.

T. CITY DRAY a TRANSFER. FOGLESONG BROS. ENGLEWOOD, KANSAS, Col. Perry told us last week that he and the family contemplated a trip to Europe this whiter.

The plan is to sail to the Azore Islands then through the Mediterranean aud return via Italy, France, Germany ahd Eugland. It is said that Lewis B. Perry, since his return from a trip to Denver where a big, bouncing boy was born to inherit the name and fame of the family, has been plow rug 40 acres a day down at Claremout with his big steam plow. F. Cantield of Zelma called last week and became a subscriber.

He is a hot Farmers Union man' but was formerly a printer iu Mo. Now he has a fiue Oklahomo laim, I i whieh proves that he knows a good thing when he sees it. Messrs. Gribble, Ainsworth and Harvey, candidates for Register of Deeds, Clerk of Court aud County Attorney respectively ou the Square Deal, republican ticket, took in En- g-Vwood the past week and each Ton Sale A large black i ii- i i called aud solemnly spit ou our Inquire of Mrs, Lillian Barnes. floor lust for good luck.

1 will pay cash for poultry audi rn George Theis, who owus 50,000 OJfgS. I acres of land between liere snd tr. Evaas. Lniilewood I i Meade, came through from Wichita t' 1 1 uah piinu ui roan mares and 7 years old. well broke and well matched.

Inquire at office. R. C. Korff will be at Euglewood Oct. 27-28-20-ao-31; prepared to do jail kinds of dental work.

Missed; laHt mouths dates by rail-road wash- out A land slide Tuesday on the tFtt track near Wilmore'has disar- ranged traffic, though mail and pas- I Jteenger service is still maintained by i trr usfr. Title to your land or town prop- Dr. M. Morris, Eye And Ear Specialist, Anthony, Kansas. Will be at Hotel Oct.

23, for one week. Treats all diseases of the eyes, no matter of how lo.ig standing, old or young. Chronic cases properly treated with mild and ef- mediciues. Examiuatiou al- I ways free. atiteed.

All optical work guar- the general prosperity. Fncle Sam Hughs of Lexington, came in Friday from a trip down through the strip. He expressed himself as surprised at the development he saw down there. John Severe presented his family with abrauuew Hamilton piano last Thursday. John has an elegant new home and proposes to furnish cotton are growing in 12 miles of it right.

There's uo single piece of town. Corn is matuaed now and furniture so refining and pleasing will make from 96 to 70 bushels per as a good piano. aere and fruit and vegetables are Wallace Clever was down from simply wonderfu the fiats Friday, suffermi; from a bad case of lumpy caused by a diseased molar. Thev sav Dr. Tav- lor pried his jaws open with a crow-bar while Dr.

Hines yanked out the offendiug tooth. George McNicle, who has beeu doing relief duty in banks at Coats aud Arkansas City, is home again, I and presiding as assistant cashier iu the Stockgrowers Naioual. Rumor is busy with George's name and ap- proaching events cast a shadow over him. We hear that a new short order house is soon to be opened in Ash land. Such a place is much needed but it might as well stay out uulees it will stay open until at least 10:30 or 11 p.

m. There is always some one wauiiug a late meal or lunch, and of late the present eating hous-i es, like the telephone office, close i too earlv. meat construction. The new Englewood will start out with two banks, a full complement of business houses, an opera house, churches aud school houses and all the requirements of a small city. L0 bushels per acre.

This is It will be the first instance in the history of Kansas of a city built all at once. The new Englewood is ISO miles southwest of Wichita and will have no commercial rivals. A great celebration and barbecue is to be held there November 7, 8, and 9." jfSv 4fV alMI 1 MWaW Onr Campaign Issue. From now until after the election we are sending the HoMEiirii.uEit to every family in Clark Co. They are all paid for so no oue ueed fear to take Hum fum the ffice.

Nex week we will jiresent the claims of our remaining candidates, lack of space this week preventing us giving their write up. If you want us to continue after electiou please drop us a card and pay hen convenient. The Square Deal Ticket. In presenting the republican candidates this week we wish to impress upon our readers the fact that every one of these candidates has made his pledge to stand squarely with President Roosevelt in his campaign for the Square Deal. By electing a full republican tick et this time Clark Co.

will give its I support to President Roosevelt's policy. It will be tndortini; his his railway rate bill, the packing house bill, the pure food law, and I the anti-rebate measure, all of which were passed by a con- gross and president in the in'eresij of our people. If you approve of these laws vote our tickect straight. that Mackey, Scjgvstou. Dick Mackey is a caudidate for i I re-election as surveyor, wnicii position he has creditably held for the past years.

He is a genial gen- i Ueman, gives close attention to his work and earnestly asks the support of the people. F. R. Keacxs, Pkoeate JrncE. F.

11. Kearus, republic.au cardi-1 CITY PPAT IIAOIrPT (al till NLy IniKiiLl h6 rf? j. f. mmmt 02 ft TSf Tbf This Space Reserved For EmUewood Land Office. Paiierson Wiison.

awaaaai aS a aw A BUSINESS COLLEGE, AN ICE PLANT, A COTTON GIN, 3 ELEVATORS AND A MILL ARE settler in this county, soldier if ALL ASSURED FOR GREATER ENGLEWOO A tLe chil WJU aud a mau competent FRANK GCCDKIGHT. Frc-prietor. Englewood. itiai, GOOD PROSPECT OF A last Friday with his large touring auto car, driugiug a party of ladies along with his wife to visit th ranch. They stopped a few hours R.

R. DIVISION AND I Coming up with a load of broom ROUND HOUSE IN THE NEAR FUTURE. ONE corn last Friday Mr. Pierce had his THIRD OF ALL THE TOWNSITE IS RESERVED wagon upset twice at Dav creek. I Some of these days some oue will HOR 1HE USE OF NLW INSTITUTIONS AND THE get badly hurt or killed aud make SANTA FE R.

R. the tow uship pay heavy damages. Better get the roads fixed before it is too late. staud for such inconvenience and breakages jirobate with. church members is whv a mau for dinner aud to visit our town and then lit out for home at a 20 mil gait rw nu f.in.i qi v.

i. claiming to oe a minister oi rue gos- le largeiv mteresteu in tne Alva! tm i i pel, who is trying 1 a spoken ord to lead is dowu at the new elevator hniB9 tures to Christ, should stay away yi- 4 from the 1 nion revival meetings, or i iili v111 -I vii filter jr.iiit The new townsite adjoins the old vast fertiIe vale of Eufrlew00(1 People will not always'01 Here the Cimarron vallev is 10 geiuer. Aew ouuciings are already ij miles wide and GO miles Ion ir m-l I i -1 1,1 i iii i isi iw- r- as Mr. -fierce put up 1 ling built of cement stone, a struct- 1S a dark heav.v loam as rich aud Uiirk Co- about -1 -vears ag to Uauaie tlie wort ox tne court. He has always worker, even though greatly disabled for mauual labor.

If elected he will prove ci.reful and attentive to business. The young men will find him ever ready to perform a marriage ceremony with dispatch, and he won't keep the old ones waiting long. Mr. Kearus is a native of Ohio and came direct to been a hard in 13 iv ami IMP A thing that puzzles outsiders and ure u0xlu ee aul feet high. productive as the Smoky Hill Stone stores and other buildings This is destined soou to be one I are now under contract and soon great sea of alfalfa, and as a health- W.

Al.NsWOUTH, Distkict Clehk. W. L. Ainsworth, candidate for re-election to the office of Clerk of vi fog example and one tne flnest "ttle cities in Kan- I temperate and productive Homeland tbe District Court, came to Clark I'his'felh crea sas will take its place in the history already it equals anything in Amer- iuT188.5' "ud settltd OU nis tellow crea- I a Lexington township, and -X I of our community. ica.

i -i MARION F0SI1ER, Proprietor. Englewood, Kana -jarati ertv mwv be faultv. Have it in-spectel Vy a eompeteut compiler of abstracts and the defects remedied. M. G.

Stkvkkso.n, Bonded Abstract- wood, on which he proposes to build aii 8 room house for the future home of hi Ikiaflj David Gearheart, the popular, old time merchant, chose a corner lot if present, sit on a back seat cleaning his finger nails and taking not so much interest iu the service as an ordinary sinner. We regret exceedingly that this man's infim nee for good has been lessened by the apparent contempt for the efforts being put forth to build up the length coat, between Otto liurgraft's ware store, ami one on a side street cause of Christianity in this locality. i place 12 miles outh of Eu-lewot)d for his implement house His ministry here began under verv in, r- and blacksmith shop to be moved ou I ii i and rheo- rrwrnnn vl miles north favorable auspices, he was well The townsite is in the midst of tho finest farming belt in the west. More than a thousand square miles of thickly settled territory brings its vast crops of broom corn, corn, The whole new town has been a serving his illlVVll (111 flnvpninnt li-u rtmrnrntim or, Ashlund, Kanwiv. i-i-0G-tf.

KnKleod, last weak for 'the leea- Lost Ladies black three quarter tion of his new cement stone hard- of Gate. Finder please leave at also. 1 late and receive reward. Cm J. Foi lJ)R.

auspices, lie was liked and would have been a power for good. That pool of tobacco spit ou the Last week Col. Perrv brought iu a stalk of bamboo, a specie of troji-; ical cane, that was ISA feet Lisrli. Profi Thomas J. Perry, one of the It made all its growth the past sum- cement walk iu front of one of our 3 leading school men oi Kansas for mer down iu his yard at Claremont 1 leading 1k-.

1 1 i n'l Hint uiktu i cniH, uuk oeeu e-; lvauen. i ue specimen is now ou leetfd priUoipai of Lawrence Friends exhibition at Goodnight Mont-Aadeniy at (rate, Oklahoma, for gumery-'s seal estate office. vt yar. I ue adnumstration are extrenjely fortunate in getting the service of ao valuable a man. Col lege claasea aill be sustained.

A large Damnatory is t) be erected for the acvotnmodat ion of a large num- her of students who will outer this a-ii stores Friday evening made every decent citizen who saw it wish for on iron-clad ordinance that would i. 1 1 I i -a- G. F. Taylor, Fanners Union ieuc" men lo a man grain agent has put in scales down i niust make a sewer of himself for at the deptjt to handle graiu for ti God's sake compel him to seek the resident oi tne county is laid out mvtar since. He is now with broad regular streets, and the first term as clerk of the court site is as level as a tennis court.

He is an experienced office man, Claremout Avenue, 100 feet wide bftvinK sl)eut several years in a bank I in this couutv, and is well qualified is the busmess street and is to be JT Kas alfalfa, fruit, poultry, hogs, cattle planted with four rows of trees and given good satisfaction as clerk of and vegetables to tne Englewood all the town is to be irrigated from the court, and the attorneys say has station from Oklahoma only two the big Cimarron ditch, 100 feet made the best clerk the court has miles south of town. Teams from distant from the town limits. ever had He llad ueVer ftlled an joifice before elected to the present iO aud all miles awav come over the A ertv Dark, a cement stone town othce. new Cimarron bridge near bv to 1 library and a church are assured to- OR. A.

ULIXGF.R, CORONER. iiniiniliuiin. UY. linger in a Li iuy arajw tit Ions exuerieuce. beiuii' late- at our depot prove that Englewood men of the old town have secured jv from Wellington, Kan.

He holds does more shipping than any other their lots to build, usualy cement 1 a first class certificate as a physician town on the yvhole 180 miles of the stone buildings, on the new busi- Rnd is rapidly building up an exten- I Englewood Santa Fe It. R. ness site, and the work thereon will sive practice at his new home in rmgiewooa. We have seen his papers of appointment by the governor of Colo- IF YOU WANT HEALTH, WEALTH A IV I nl I IVI -1- he was held in irreat esteem. His 1 brother, a large land holde Englewood their nearest rail road gether with other great institutions, station, In fact the freight receipts The merchants and other business Yet our town has just started to I be mshed as fast as the scarcity and grow.

It stands iu the midst of the high price of labor will permit. "LOOK HERE FARMERS" Good goocS Cheap! SAMPSON WINDMILLS, BUOOIES PIPES, WELL CASING, PIPE iTTTTXGS, HEAVi HARDWARE, PAINTS AND OILS. Horse Shoeing a nd Plow Wcrh a Specialty. All WorK uuarantired, BLACKSMITHING D. F.

GEARHAR.T. er aud Union. He called recently and sub- back lots to gratify his love of filth, CO IVI TO ENGLEWOOD. and prosperous farmer and ranch tubscribed for the HoMEurimiR -n lj mau. is known everywhere in Clark jmm ui.iu especially an oia man i r.

i i i i. i I. i OI WU1CU ue UHM ueeu an uuu- when he became convinced that falk HOOD AS GOLD. l.i i 1 were ith the farmers in their i lo KUOW setter wui at struggie for living prices for their on a store step and expectorate tilthy grain and other products. tobacco juice for other people to After a long period of calm weatl wade through is beyond our keu.

er the wind began to blow last Fn- The writer, as a rule, is not in favor but he is in fa- vent this abom- 3 I 10th or without water. W-eS 2 vc H7T 1 store full of Allows and nm koIIiu man a rnvhr to cml a cfmn if 1, ncral agent Lake City, an 1 i his spittle than he would the floor Kans. 1m agent. H. C.

Power ft cheaper goods today than for 22 f) 0 JEnlewood iaaa. years, an tfctsiwnr MMa i Peeples hipply Company sCroam (1.v aua rusneti to tnepnoneand of Kmnptuarv aws laanarators tor aJe at trom to 512 up luai.popuun mtu-uai i I aeon, caah or note 11 Doyle to ask him to quit talk- i any tmng to pre I 1,500 Business and Resident Lots For Sale Cheap. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AD- C. DOYLE, Sec'y. ored citizen for 20 years.

As being the only candidate before the people from Englewood we feel that all our people should take pride in giving the doctor a large i majority. Evangelistic Services. E.der Clemens, pastor of Christian church at Waverlv, 111,, wiU begin evangelistic services at Baptist church Thursday evening. M. D.

Hubbard Co. Real Estate and Loans. Farms, Deeded Lands, and Relinquishments Far Sale Cheap. GATE, OKLAHOMA. ENGLEWOOD MIL Grinds all Kinds of Grain.

Mn Foglesong, Prop..