The Arlington Enterprise from Arlington, Kansas • 4

I Glimpse of China vv mi Banners FLYING The Kind You Want The kind of Gold Rings we sell. THEY ARE NOT too heavy nor too light. THEY ARE the latest styles. THE PRICE is no more but often ess than you pay elsewhere for the same grade of goods. WHY NOT treat yourself right and buy your rings of us.

WE DO EVERYTHING WE CAN to please you. ZINN'S JEWELERY STORE. The gorgeous solid Pullman train whose name is known the country over started on her fourth season of service on November 12. 3Iay be seen by passing our windows. There is more inside if you care to call, and we are always glad to show and price goods wheather you buy or not.

We have some beautifully decorated Berry and Fruit Sets that would look well on any table and particularly so on yours. Also some new ideas in Dresden China Tea and Chocolate Sets If you want some real Japanese Jardineres, Cups, Saucers etc. Golden State Limited 4 Hutchinson Kansas." Phone No. 433. Go to HIRST Everything Up-To-Date.

23 North Main Street. for Holidays, and these are just Standard, drawing-room and Observation Sleepers: Buffet-smoker; Dining car each and all electric-lighted, ateam-heated and manned Ly skilled attendants. Barber and bath at your command. Market reports by wire daily. Field-glasses in the observation car.

Booklovers' library and periodicals for the reader. Every luxury and comfort of modern travel. Book discriptive of this and other iiock Island California trains free on request. i i It is not to early to think the things for Xmas Presents. I If its tracf.

MEEKS of ROCK ISLAND LUMBER COAL THE J. E. MEEK DRUG "The Store Around the Corner." Dealers in Building Material of Every Description. J. ARNETT, Agent, Arlington, Kansas.

A. STEWAIIT, Gen. Art. Pass. Kansas City, 3Io STATS BANK? i AMP hz flu II lis' I II.

J. CTf II Paints and Oils. A Large and other Coal J. 0 A CORRECT COAT of RUriSTOfj, Kfss. and The Stese Sank cF kangdcri, KS- Bulletin No.

53. No Q79 Fair SO near Langdon, 1000 No. 030 Eighty acres joining silove, $900. These two eighties would nu.ke a pretty good farm and low priced. No 9S1 Fair one-fourth on the Ninnes-cah river, plenty of improvemedts, possession, Nov.

1 $3700. No. 983 450 acres, improved. croi.27 TIME TABLE, 4.ELIXGTOX. Kansas.

The "Right Road" CHICAGO ST. LOUIS MEMPHIS PEORIA ST. JOSEPH KANSAS CITY to, from and between OMA1TA DENVER COLORADO SPGS. FORT WORTH ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS and everywhere beyond.

TRAINS LEAVE AEL1NGTON AS FOLLOWS EAST BOCND. No. 30, Mail and Express 9.58 pm No. 52, Mail and Express 8.43 a No. 74, Local Freight 3.14 WEST BOUND.

No' 29 Mail and Express 7,03 a.m. No. 51, Mail and Express, 8.10 No. 73. Local Freight 9.30 a For sleeping car reservations, tickets, timetables, apply to any Eock Island Ticket H.

J.ARNETT, Agent. Summons. STATE OF KANSAS, RENO, COUNTY. ss-The State of Kansas, to A. Davis constable of Langdon, township, in said County; You are Commanded to summon N.

C. Patton and Mrs. N. C. Patton to appear before me the undersigned Justice of the Peace at my office in Langdon Township, on the 25 day of November, at 2 o'clock P.

to answer the action of Joseph Sherrow for upon a store account in amount not exceeding 13.31, and then and there return this writ. Witness My Hand, at Langdon, ia said County, this 25 day of October 1905. A. P. DAVIS.

ustice of the Peace. PUBLIC A TION NO T1CE. State of Kansas, lteno County, IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR SAID J. L. Reynolds, plaintiff Kn Mattie Reynolds, Defendant Said Defendant Mattie P.

Reynolds, anon resi dent of this state of Kansas and who resides in the state of California, will take notice that on the 14th day of November 1905 plaintiff Reynolds in above entitled caue filed a petition in the district court of Reno county, Kansas, praying to bo divorced from jou the said defendant Mattie P. Reynolds, on the grotnds of extreme cruelty and adultery, and must answer the petition filed therein by said Plaintiff on or before the 30th day of Dscember 1905, or said petition will be taken as true, and judgment for Plaintiff in said action for Divorce on the grounds of ex treme crueltry and adultery, will be rendered accordingly. Attest: R. II, Flinn, Clerk of sa id Court V. II.

Lewis, Attorney for Plaintiff Poison in Chamberlain's Cousrh Remedy. From Napier' New Zeland, Herald Two 3Tears ago jhe Pharmacy Board of. New South Wales, Australia had an anJ alysis made of all the cough medicines that were sold iu that market, out of the entire list they found only one that they aeolared was entirely free faom ail poison This excepiion was Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, made by the Chamberlain Med icine Compauy, Des Moines, Iowa, USA The absence of all narcotics makes this remedy the safest anp qest tlnjt can behad aup it is with a fyellng of secuaity that any mother oan give it to her little ones. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is especi ally reccommended by is makers for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough Berthelot a Busy Man. One of tne busiest men In France Is Chemist Berthelot.

He has not only made countless experiments, but has written about them in about 600 arti cles and brochures, besides nearly twenty big scientific volumes. At the same time he has delivered lectures regularly, -written on historic, political and philosophical subjects and trans lated books from several languages, including Latin, Greek and Arabic. No one has studied the old alchemists so thoroughly as he has. In politics he is a radical of radicals. He -was one of Renaa's most intimate friends.

For twenty years he was a senator of France, twice minister of public Instruction and fine arts, and once min ister of the interior. He may be call ed the head of French science. With all his diverse activities he has time to devote to his home duties as pater familias. Don't Use Slang. "A lady used the expression 'Gee' the other night," says an exchange.

It had never occurred to her that this was taking the name of the Lord in vain, and probably few of many -who indulge in sugar-coated profanity re alize that they are swearing. What is "Gee" though, but a euphemism for "Jesus?" "Dear me" is nothing but the Latin "Deo (My God), "For Goodness Sake" is only for "God's Sake." "Drat it" is "God rot it." "Judas Priest" is "Jesus Christ." "Golly," "Gosh," "Glory," are only va riations of "Damn it." In short, there Is probably not an expression of this sort that cannot be tracked to an oath for its origin. THE RELIABLE SHOE SHOP. C. II.

Reynolds, Proprietor. SI pes repaired with Neatness and Dispatdi, Charges Reasonable. Your Work Soficted. The Banks at Arlington and Langdon make a specialty of realestate, and have an exceptionally fine lot of farm and ranch properties in their hands for sale. Below is a partial list.

These banks have money to loan and if necessary can furnish c.ish for first payment, make loans where all cash is required. They furnish and examine abstracts of title and in fact do tkt- a genp'-il real estate, and insurance No. 599. Well improved farm, 3 miles from town. mile to school, tine land, $4,000, easy terms.

738. About 200 acres fine grass land. river, no buildings all fenced, $4,000. 745. Good farm, wo miles south of Abbyville, Kans rolling land, living water, 90 acres pasture, 10 acres hay, 60 acres in cultivation, a good general purpose quarter, having low laud for fruit, trees, corn, etc, and higher land for wheat, plenty ot good land to break out Little better quarter within one mile with no improvements can not be bought for $5,000.

This is a good place on which to make a home.Location tine. Price 3,500. Mortgage for 1,000, 5 years, at 6 per cent, balance cash, or will give $1000 on ime necessary. 837. A beautiful quarter, all in culti vation, no improvements, school at cor ner, good lor an investment for spare funds, safe and every acre productive, fd.500.

JN early all to crop, one-third goes with sale, 5 miles from Arlington. 850. Section, all cult. 22.50 per acre, easy terms. 1 ins is a good tract, 4 miles from Arlington, 5 from Abbyville, fine large two story square house, good small barn, big new granery.

etc. A bargain for spare cash, acre productive. 93G. Splendid 3 miles from Arllusr- ton, 3 room house, well, spring, 130 acree in cultivation. 944.

Good quarter 3 miles from Arl ington, cultivation, pasture only 4000 some buildings, can sell joining and make good section farm. 9GG. Good if, y2 in cultivation, living springs, 4 miles from Arlington, 3,500. miles from Arlington, f'3o00. No 972 An improved one-fourth good land and location, lots of fruit, lots, pasture, rural mail, $5000.

No, 974 Fair grass one -fourth, near Langdon, 1200. No. 973 Improved one- fourth near Arlington, 4000 We have other lands in this county 50 per acre. No. 935 One of the best General purpose and most desireably located section farms in the countj one mile from Arlington, good dwelling, fair barn, lots of fruit, 120 acres pasture, 13 alfalfa, 187 in ciltivotion, possession of plow lanu after harvest, whole place Sept 1 $9500.

No.937 Fair improved general purpose one-half section, everything complete and must be seen to be fully appreciate 10, 000. No. 990 One of the best quarters in Bell township, lots of improvements, Owner has other business. Frice 4 999. Good 14 and location, no buildings, 1000 Whole section in Enterprise township, some improvements, $1,000 1003 Three good eighties together lots of iniproviuents, $5,000.

1005 A. special 40 acre farm, lots of iiuprovmeuts and fruit, would make a splendnl home, 1007 A fine section, cjose improved or will sell half. $20,000. 1010 Fine 1-4, some improvement, 40 acres pasture, close to school and town $4,000. 1012 Splendid quarert well improved, except barn, lots ot fruit of all kinds lose to school and town.

This is one of the best and is cheap, $4,500. 1014 1S5 acres hard wheat land. 25 broke, 20 meadow, 140 fenced pasture, ev ery' acre smooth and extra fair. Gooti for nonresident to break out and run to wheat 1015 Good 1-4. 1 mile from Arlin-ton good house, barn, pasture, indmill $5,000.

101G. Fine quarter all in cultivation. 3 miles from Arlington, splendid for invt r- ment for non-resident. $5,000. 1017 Six quarters in a body, 9G0 acr for $0,000.

This is in count riii the finest wheat laud iu the state. If we can't sell this to one party we wantt.i several to go in and buy it. and properties in several other couutie Tornado. Hail and Accident I ti, Photographs. Established since 1883.

Hutchinson, Kansas. Stock of Canon City, Weir always on hand. B. THOMPSON, Local Agent. and Wear These elegant coats are cor rect in every way and cannot be excelled in fit, finish, fabric and le.

If you are looking for service and style at Prices That Are Right yO'd Will not be disappointed here. Sfet yOUr trade through prices which are pleasing and we hold your trade through goods that perfect. Prices from $7.20 $27.50. 15 a Corner Second and Main Opposite Midland Hotel 2. Clause 5 i B.

a i SI B. 0 j. its the best You pay no fancy prices at Our Store. His Wisdom. Old King Solomon was in a merry mood.

"Did you not offer to quiet disputing mothers one time by cutting a baby in half?" asked the visitor. "Yes," laughed the old king, "and etill retained my wisdom. However, you may put me down as saying I never acted as judge at a baby show." And Solomon -winked and ordered the slaves to bring in peacocks' tongues and orange win, Established 1 SS7. OFFICIAL. STATEMENT Of the financial cendition of The Citizens State Bank at Arlington, State of Kansas, at the close of business on the 9th dny of Nov, 1905.

RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts 73.055,77 Loans on Ileal Estate, 4.700.00 Overdrafts 1,296 Bank Building, 2,500.00 Furniture and Fixtures 650.00 Expense Account 3876.88 Cash items, other than reserve items 27,38 dash and sight exchange, legal reserve. ..47,215.15 Due from closed banks. None. Total.

133,321.42 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock Paid in 12,500.00 Surplus Fund on hand 23,000.00 Undivided Profits 582.56 Interest 7267,49 Exchange 897,37 Individual Deposits 70.103,32 Banks' and bankers deposits, 365,98 Certificates of deposites 19104 70 Total 133,321.42 STATE OF KANSAS, Ea County of Reno. )b3- J.E.Eaton, Cashier, of said bank.do solemn ly 6wear that the above statement is true and that said bank has no liabilities, and is not the endorser of any note or obligation, other than shown on the above etatement, to the best of ray knowledge and belief. So help me God. J.E.Eaton, Subscribed and sworn to before ite, this loth day of Nov, 1905.

Eaton, Notary Public Commission expires on the 22nd day of Dec. 1906. C. Warneb Cohkect, P. A.

Ward, Directors Attest. B. Cbibbs Loda Township Treasurers Report Annual report of township treasurer to the township auditing board of Loda township, in 'Teno county, Kansas: The undersigned, township treasurer of Loda township, makes report to you for adjust ment and settlement, for the year ending th last Monday in October, A. I). 1905, as follows: RECEIPTS Jan.

1 1905 Carried over from 1904! 211.39 Feb. 6 1905 Recieved from county treas urer 300.82 Total Receipts 515.21 DISBURSMENTS Jan. 30, Fehr Eros 525 33.30 Jan. 30. II.

C. 526 Jan. 30, Rock Island Lumber Co. 5279.90' Jan. 30, A.

J. Jan. 30, J. A. Bane ....529...

Jan. 30, Geo. XV. Ultch 530. Jan.

30, Geo. Pace 531. Jan. 30, C. II Cofield ..532 Jan.

30, V. II. Stevens .533.. Apr. 24, Pratt Lumber Co.

534 Apr. 24, Geo. Pace .535 Apr. 24, C. H.

Coetield 53G. Apr. 24, V. Stevens .537. ...7.00 17.33 ...2.00 ...2.00 ...6.25 ...2.00 ...2 0o; July 31 Nat'l.

Drill Co 79.12) July 31, XV. A. bnninons 539. July 31, Milan Barrett ..510... July 31, Geo.

Pace 541.. nly 31, C. II. Cofield 542 July 31, V. C.

543.. Oct 30 C. W. Potter 544. Oct.

30. W. II. Shipley ....545. 1.50 2.00 5.00 ...2.00 ...11.00 ...1825 Oct.

30, Pratt Lumber Co. 546 53.40 Oct. 30, J. E. Ferguson Hwd.

Co. 547.1.5o Oct. 3o, G. W. Ultch 543 15.13 Oct.

3o, Pratt Lumber Co. 519 5.25 Oct. 3o, Jack Shipley 55o 6.25 Oct. 3o, W. E.Huff ....551 7.25 Oct.3o, Bruch 552 11.25 Oct.

3o, Rock Inland Lbr. Co. 553. .8.52 Oct. So, Fehr 13 ros 554 5o Oct.

So, .555 1 Oct So. Bartlett Harris 556 2 oo Oct. So, C. II. 557 2.oo Oct.3o, V.C.Stevens 558 2.oo Oct 3o, Ilfidden .....559 14 Total Disbursements, $345.

2o Total Receipts. Balance, 17o.ol The State of Kansas, Reno county, SS. I do solumnly swear, that the within and foregoing account and vouchers there with are in all respects, a full and true Account of all moneys recieved by me during full period of the year ending the last llcvdny in October, A.D.19o5, and for the full tisie or which I should make such statement, and of te ciouts thereof expended, and the manner in wlc they were expended. So help me God. J.

Bartlett Harris, Township Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 3o day of October, A.D. l9o5. C. II.

Cofield, Township Trustee. I 3 "We keep Quality up. The Enterprise. 1 L. BARRB7T, Pfttor sad Pab.

Utttcrmil mm second ctsam mmttor Hubtiptlon a I. 15. Jlljan, M. 13., PHYSICIAN AND SUKGEON. Office in the Moore Building.

Arlington, Kansas. FOR SALE The Corn Cribs, west of the Rock Island station in this city. For further information apply to Art Eliot, at his Coal and Grain oflice. Farm Loans! Sure Thing! We are strictly in it in this class of busi ness, better rates and priveleges than ever before. If in need of any thins: of this kind see the, Citizens State Bank.

For Sale! The city building in Arlington, bids will be received for bume by the undersigned, on and uq to Dec. 2th, with the right reserved to reject any or all bids. W. S. Yundt, Mayor.

W. P. Hayes. City Clerk. Letter to Mr.

II. C. Warner, Arlington, Ivans. Dear Sir: 4 -It costs as much to put on poor paint as good" a common saying and true it costs much more to put-on poor paint; more gallons. Poor paint is paint and barytes or paint and sand or paint and lime or paint and chalk or paint and benzine or paint and water; these are the usual cheats', there are others.

It takes more gallons of paint-and-a-cheat than of honest paint; and the cost of labor of painting is so much a gallon-one gallon costs as much as another, for labor. This is the way to reckon your costs for this year; but how about next year? Paint Devoe, and next year costs nothing; year after next the same; the same for several years. Paint anything else, and your costs recur according to what you paint-with. Some of the mixtures wear one year; some two; some three. I costs twice, three times, four times, as much to paint A a cheat as to paint with Devoe.

Yours truly, F. W. Devoe Co. New York, Chicago and Kansas City 1. S.

J. E. Meek Drug Co. sells our paint. OFFICIAL.

STATKMENT. i i.e Financial Condition of the State 1 i) lv of Langdon, at Langdon, State of iviinsas, at the close of business on the 'Jih day of November 1905. KESOUECES. Loans and Discounts 30572.8;) Overdrafts 1021.79 uik buildine 1315.00 I urniture and fixtures 230.00 Expense Account ..1125.44 Cash and eight exchange, legal .7334.12 Total LIABILITIES. Cupital Stock paid in C'ldivide! profits In rest Individual Dopoeits 41599.21 10,000.00 None.

2132,21 253-09 25,333.71 Certificates of deposit SS0.20 lJills Tayable 3.000.00 Total, 41599.21 STATE OF KANSAS, I ee (bounty of Reno. II. B. Ferguson, Cashier of said bank, ouialy swear that the above statement is trus that said luk lias no liabilities, and is not on any note or obligation, other than shown on the above statement, to the best of my knowledge and belief. So help me God.

II. B. Ferguson, Cashier. Subscribe! and sworn to before me, this 16 th of v. 1905.

Joseph Fublic Commission expire on the I4fh of Cct 1907. -Correct. 1 1. M. Ferguson.

Attest: Directors. U.II. Tardy, 0 or Service If I 0 0 0 If ooinnQn OOHiyUI a nt a fit st) We are to but the above will serve to give an idea of values iu this locality and' we will be pleased to show any that we have or answer correspondence regarding them. iiememoermat we write Jb ire, lAghtmug, mm rnt- mm t. REAL ESTATE.

LOANS AND INSURANCE AGENTS- Proprietors of the Livery Stable. Your Patronage Solicited. LANGDON, Home and Confectionery, Hot or Cold Luncii served at all hours. Ed. Sweet Go's.

Bread on hand at all times. Try our Home made Pies, Cakes and other good things to eat. Our Cigars will just suit your taste. Try them. N.

S. BROWN. Kansas When You Have a Bad Cole You want a remedy that will not only give quick relief but effect a permaueut. You want a remedy that will relieve the lunzs and keep expectoration easy. You want a remedy tqat will counteract sny tendency toward pneumonia.

You want a remedy that is pleasant and safa to take. Chough iiemedy meets all of these requirements and for the speedy and permanent cure of bad colds stands without a peer. Herb XV. Edwards Injured. Herb XV.

Edwards of Des Iowa got a fall on an icy walk last wiater spraining his wrist and bruising his knees "The next day," he says, "they Tvere so kore ana sua was afraid have to stoy in but I rubbed tLtm v-" with Chamberlain's Fain Halm and' after ajiitunyas an soreness Lad appeared Hurrying to Rogers Drug Store for Bargins in Xmas Gifts, always The Best in Variety, Novel- ty and Quality..