The Northern Lyon County Journal from Allen, Kansas • 4

1 1 1 1 1 Public Sale. ten Dan and Wednesday, Commencing following 1 wagon. gy. 1 five Elwood 1 set harness. 1 pair Great spire Brace bed spring.

burean, ine. 3 1-7 leaf day der sold my property in Alwill sell at Pablie Sale at the Dwyre farm 1 mile we-l mile south of Allen and 4 miles east of Bushong. or February, 21st, 1912. at o'clock p. m.

tHe described property: team 8 years old. driving 1 hay frame. 1 top buy1 Avery walking culuvator. foot out Deering mower. Lawn mower nearly new work harness.

1 set buggy pair leather flynel-. cord 1-100 Western Incubator. 1 Separator nearly ew. Shovel- Sledge bammer, Crowbar, Pick, Saws. etc.

1 hits, capacity 40 Ins. refrigerator steads. 3 mattresses. 1 couch bed. 1 good walnut.

1 dresser. commode. 1 Singer Sewing 1 stand. 1 center chairs. 8 kitchen rocking extension table.

1 foot table. 1 kitchen cabinet. 1 Gewhiz washer. cupboards. clothes rack.

1-8 w.inger. 1 Seth Thomas. 25 clock Ingrain carpe. 15 yards 1-3 burner oil stove. carpet.

beating stove. 1-5 gallon churn, ou 3 kitchen lamps. parlor tamp. 4 wall pictures. dozen chickens.

Other things aumerous to list. sums of $10 and cash all sums over months time will he given if paid when due interest when due to draw 10 per paid from date till paid. 2 per for cash on time accounts J. E. CAPLES.

Hamble, auctioneer Eugene Wm. Hood, Public Sale cannot be too careful in farmers selecting seed. Before planting the corn some of it should be tried make sure that it in a box It to is poor policy to plant grow. the corn in the ground to see it will grow. A whether or not means a half half stand always and under the most favorable crop, cannot be conditions a good crop from a poor stand.

1 grown BUSHONG Daniel Moser Huested Born June 10, 1830, departed life February 9th, 1912, at 81 years and 7 aged Huested was the father of Father former marriage, 3 children by a survive hlm. He was whom Miss Ella Burkett June married to to this union was born 1876; children, of which 7 survive, died in infancy. Thos still living are as follows: Mrs. Council Grove; ClarSwitt, Emporia: Mrs. Elsie Huested, Bushong; Charley HuesJohnston, LaCrosse: Mrs.

Ethel ClyCouncil Grove; Edwin borne, Bushong; Chester HuesHuested, Bushong; 11 living grandchild- Father Huested was a carpenter trade and served his trade several buildings in building other countries. He was and husband and a loving father, kind would say that he and often when the Dear Lord ready for him. We visited Father Huested his affliction. We laid him in in the bushong cemetery, Sunday, February 11th, in the presence a large congregation of friends. May God bless the heart wife and children: may they so as to meet him again; we him back but we can bring where he has gone.

the children were at the All eral except the three by a wife. Rev. J. J. Bearden.

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of To broken live can't known go sions tions funestate former sons laws that owner. of To Whom It May Concern. 248, Laws of 1909. Chapter as the legacies and succes: tax act, under certain conimposes a lien upon real which passes to other per br reason of the interstate br the will of testate deor cedent-. and again-t real stale is conveyed by deed con of the death of the templation The law points out a method whereby the value of the shares the estates of a decedent is to ascertained and the tax liability against the shares is to de determIn no other way than having it ascertained legally, as required, whether there 19 not a liability upon real estate! passing as afore aid, can the record of such real estate clear and perfect.

To of title it is earnsuggested that in order avoid liability attaching to reason of omissions in showing lien imposed by law, should certify no abstracts questions of liability of non-liability of the real estate the tax is determined by the thories who are charged with duty. Purchasers of real the title to which has passed reason of he death of the owner, are also cautioned to the question of title carefully vestigated before they complete transactions, as by not doing they may incur liability which must themselves discharge or cleared at the expense of trouble and possibly cost to selves. JAS. HOOD, Ww. HOOD, Cash.el Pres'dent State Bank of Allen.

CAPITAL, PAID IN $10,000 SURPLUS FUND $10,000 Does a general banking business. Our range patrons of prudent bankreceive every accommodation within the courtesy Your banking business solicited. and ing. this 4:20 3 4 of 1 15th, are 2 ence 1 day ted, Rag 1 dash 1 3 by to un8 not cent off clerk. sold my farm I will sell Sale at farm 3 miles my and 2 miles east of Allen, 2 2 miles of west and on.

20 1912. Tuesday. February, Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. following described property: black horses 5 years old weight each.

I bay horse 6 years 1100. 1 brown mare weight old in foal by Jack, weight three year old mares 2 cach. 1 ten year old 1000 1000. 1 mare colt. weight extra good milch cows.

brood sows. 1 thoroughof boar. 36 shoats Poland-china 60 pounds each. 2 riding 1 six shovel cultivacultivators. John Deere disc cultivator 1 as new.

1 stirring plow. lister. 1 riding lister. steel barrow. 1 16 inch.

1 lumber wagon two-section 1 buggy and plow feed wagon. kinds of household All and kitchen furniture. of corn and 100 shocks bushels soid before sale. if not LUNCH AT NOON FREE of $10 and Terms: On all sums over $10 -All sums cash. month time will be credit of 6 drawing 8 per cent on note terest from date.

Bankable 2 per cent off' for amounts. All required. time settled for before must be from premises. G. E.

Brock. B. Lamb, auctioneer. Wm. Hood, Must Select Good Seed.

gather from what we can From farmers of the comtalking to the little seed munity there is very that will make grown last year planting in the seed for good Owing to the poor grade, spring. other seeds to he 01 seed corn next crop the and for the planted When you Take that trip Travel Via MISSOURI PACIFIC IRON MOUNTAIN Close connection made for all points North, East, South and West. READY. Agent, Allen, Kansas. A.

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by the the or wonderfui healer soon cures this boils, burns, cuts, ulcers, eczema, or piles Try it. Only at Druggists. Published February 15, Publication Notice. to Helen P. FairThe State of Kansas, in the banks, if living; if dead, then heirs, alternative to her unknown devisees, executors, administrators, trustees and assigns, and each of you are hereby notified that you as parties defendant, have been sued by Kittie C.

Day, as in the district court of party plaintiff, County, Kansas, where plaintiff's Lyon filed. That you must anor before the 30th petition is swer said petition on the same will be day of March, 1912, or rendertaken as true, and judgmnnt accordingly wholly excluding you ed and each of you from any and all right, interest in Lots 36 and title, estate or Fifth Street, in the Town 38, on West of Allen, in Lyon County, Kansas, ac-! recorded plat of said cording to the enjoining you from asserttown, and interest therein, and ing any right or quieting plaintiff's title thereforever possession, and to in her peaceable plaintiff any and all other she be entitled in granting to relief to which may a E. N. Evans the premises. Attorney for Plaintiff.

Attest: (seal) E. H. Rees, Clerk of said Court. All the people of North County, when In the Empo. should stop at Clinton Hotel, GEO.

ROOKE, Prop. service our specialty. Ex Good ent meals. good comfortable rooms courteous treatment. Rates reas ble.

ble. until the to allthat estate. by former have in- so they have much them- The Tax Commission. Topeka, Kansas, He Won't Limp Now. No more limping for Tom Moore of Cochran, Ga.

"I had a bad sore on my instep that nothseemed to help till I used ing Salve," he writes, "but McCOSH SON Allen, Kansas. Livery, Feed and Sale Stal Your patronage solicited DRAYING DONE PROMPT J. W. BUSENBARK, Auctioneer and Salesman Phone 19 Eskridge, do into tee.