Stock Journal from Coldwater, Kansas • 9

SUPPLEMENT TO THE STOCK JOURNAL. VOL. COLDWATER, KANS. THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1903. NO.

32. mum LUKE AND SULTAN- (First Published in the Stock Journal March 19, A. p. 1903. lu Tte Dlstrlet Oourt of Comanche County, State of Kaunas.

Milo Wright, Plaintiff, vs. John Biller et al, defendants. PUBLICATION NOTICE. John Biller and Mrs. John lliller, whose christian name is to plaintiff unknown, and J.

O. Slonecker, will take notice that the said Milo Wright, plaintiff, did on the Kith day of March A. 1. MUS, Hie a petition in said District Court within and for the County of Comanche and State of Kansas, against the above named defendants and that the said defendants and each and all of them must answer on or before the 2nd day of May A. I).

ltKiSor said petition will be taken as true and a judtrmont rendered Will make the season of 1903 at the Morgan Horse Hunch, nine miles West of Coldwater Bnd three miles from Protection. I in said action apainst said defendant, John Hnure Downhtiin. Married, at the parsonage it Lapel, Indiana, on March 12th by Rev. Brattain, Lucy B. Downham, the youngest daughter of Charles Downham of Lapel, and -E.

E. Snare, the second son of O. P. Snare of Wilmore, Kas. The bride is an attractive lady with many accomplishments having the advantage of a tine education.

Mr. Snare has spent the greater part of his life in this county. He returned with his bride to. his home near Wilmore on last Friday after having been absent for a year and a half. He has leased his father's ranch and will make this county his home.

He has the best wishes of all and the congratulations of the StocK Journal. W. T. Holland has purchased the S. Sisson abstract books and is opening an abstract office W.

T. is a fine penman and an expert book accountant, and no doubt will make a splendid abstractor. Watch for his suoke. thsnSISUia- Jj sora standing colt. W.

P. Sanders lliller, tor tne sum 01 tnree Hundred dollars ($300,00) with interest thereon at the rate of IS per cent per annum from the 1st day of April A. D. 1W1 forcosts of suit and a further judgment against said defendants for the foreclosure of a certain morttrag-e upon the following-described real estate, to-wit: South-east quarter of Section No. Four, (41 in Township No.

Thirty-two (32) South, of Kanire No. Eighteen the County of Comanche and State of Kansas and adjudging' that said plaintiff have the first lien on said premises to the amount for which judgment will be taken as aforesaid and ordering said premises to he sold without appraisement and the proceeds applied for the amount due plaintiff and costs of suit and forever barring and foreclosing said defendants and each and all of them from all right, title, estate, interest. The CHIjeoii Convention. The rjfass convention of the citizens of Coldwater which was held last Monday eve in the Court House for the purpose of selecting a Citizens' Ticket for the coming city election was one of the largest held in the city for years. Hearty good will prevailed during the entire convention and every one strived to nominate a teiket that would stand for the betterment of the public morals and the improvement of the city to keep pace with its rapid developement.

L. M. Rich was chosen chairman and P. II. 1 hornton secretary.

Eugene Ferrin's name was then presented for mayor, and as M. Rich declined a renoruina-tion having served the city faithfully for two terms, Mr. Ferrin was declared the Then the names of the various candidate forcouncilmen were nominated and a vote taken which resulted as follows: P. H.Thornton 46. T.

J. Ctirran 30. 11. J. 49.

Parker .42 J. 11, Allderitice 47 Wni .....26. Spencer Hull 28, Dale L. M. Rich J.

Leonard. Vonschriltz, K. Frazier, Bob Butcher, Dr. Holcom'o. and H.

E. Myers each receive! one vote. five receiving the highest vote were declared I he nominees. After a short 'skirmish ovet the selection of (i. H.Torrey has the largest stock of buggies west of Wichita.

RISMAPPK THF SFmvn property and equity of redemption in or to said premises or any part uioreoi Attest: Dick H. Rich, K. A. Strain, Att'y for Plaintiff. Clerk of the Dist.

Court. (seal) Take your hides to Watson Fer rin. They pay highest cash price. Police Judge the convention settled on Boardman F. Smith, Fretidcat.

N. A. Lytic, Cashier, J. W. Itiryman, Tict-FretldcnU 6 Jijjj Oomanoho County itfe ff Sm stctto xsctixiiL.

'g Coldwater, Kansas, JU Established In 1885. fy Buys and Sells Cattle Paper and Transact a (i'iieral Banking liusi- ya ness Throughout Southwestern Kansas. Will make the season at Hull's Stable Coldwater. i Young Bismarck was sired by old Bismarck, he by the Mammoth Jack, Henry Clay at Ashland, the old Henry Clay farm in Kentucky. Old IliHinarek'a dam was a thoroughbred Spanish Jen- ney, owned at Memphis.Teiin.

Young' ifi Bismarck's dam whs a thoroughbred Arabian Jenney. He is seven years ift old the present season. Is a black with good action and bone, imported from Illinois and comes highly reoom- mended. terms: (8 for season or 10 to in- terms: f8 for season or HO to the.present ineunileiit, Stephen Knechl ami )w meeting adjourned. Iliifhl.v 1iitM-tiiiUMl.

The literary, entertainment held at the Darroch school house on the night of Insure colt. Care taken to prevent the 201 of Ma icli was grand success Or Tin school of is8 Myrtle Webber and It Mifta 'Pearl Rogers furnished I he enter tain men ably Masked by the friends Mud'patronsof both school. The follow ing program wa well rtmi rr hit ttt i rm-T t--r-r ft rut 1 i rmtj run rtT rM Song, ''Columbia the gem of the Ocean." fS TIIEMAMMOTH MERCANTILE Fill I Rec. Howard Hadley Rcj Wilbur Dialogue, Taking the Census." ''Flagof Ut Rainbow Dialogue, "How we dun twin Mouse" White and WillieDarroch. Rec.

"My pew Slate" White Tableaux, "The Flower of the Family." Rec. "Mr. Horner on Groin bio Corner." -v Hadley. Darroch, Pearl Rogers. Dialogue, "The Rival Speakers." Rec.

"The Farmer and the Wheel." Darroch. Re, Lawrence Hadley Dialogue, 4 The man under the Settee." 3 HE now ready to show you The Grandest Display of Spring and mdm A Sammer Coeds ever in the great Southwest. Every de-tart incut in this great store is filled with New Goods and of the I designes. lu our HRY GOODS depariiueiit He have left nothiiig undone to make this department complete in every respect Jewish to put particular utress on our Dress Uoods in both Woolen and wash fabrics. We have all the new ideas in these goods and a glance will prove to you that we are (he recognized reliable dealers.

Why not come to the Busy Big Store where you will find a larger assortment, a higher grade Of goods than found elsewhere and of the very latest style at prices very reasonable Our Notion Department is full of all the new things, 'Kerchiefs, Hosiery, Embroideries, Laces, Ribbons and all that goes to make perfect notion stock. Our Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods department is larger and more complete in every respect than ever before. You are cordially invited to come and look ovor this immense stock. We are the largest Clothing Dealers In the great Southwest. We can please yon in style, fit, quality and price.

All The Newest Shapes and Colors in Hats, ww We are especially strong on Carpets, Mattings, Window Shades and Wall Paper Our big Shoe Department is full of all the different shapes Bnd styles that the market affords The biggest, cheapest and cleanest line of Groceries and finest assortment of Queensware in the country We also have a complete line of Garden Seeds all kinds imaginable Seed Potatoes-the Early Ohio ami Rose. Hardware, Fnrnitnre, Etc stocks are all complete and can supply your every demand. Come in and trade with the most popular store in the county. We Carry Everything and Sell at Close Margins. Rec.

"The Smack in Abe Darroch. Rec. "The Checker Butler Hadley. "Tlia Man RuMtwl ilia Vnti Willie Hall. Rec.

MisNewlin. Dialogue, "Train to Maurol" Rec Maud Marley. Rec. 'A letter to Mother." Vishita Hall. Dialogue, A matrimonial advertisement.

Reading Myrtle Webber. Carnegie's Will. John Brown. Tableau, "The Flower Girl." A I a a 1 1 1 I A large vruwu niicnueu uu nMi pleased with the performance. ncrn SHULTISE ALLDERDICE fSST) fl Popular Store lopuiar More If; in the County.

The Leading" Store of the Southwest. 5 In the County. UvJ We can please you in quality and price. -J. B.

Handy has returned from bis Oklahoma trip bringing bis household effects back with him. He will camp with his neighbor Stevens until he can erect ad welliog. will no donbt be (remembered that he recently purchased the no. McCuoe farm north of town..