The Gate City Journal and Arkansas City Enquirer from Arkansas City, Kansas • 12

M. Vaughn's daughter is' very p. Nick. FARM NOTES From the Mall and Breeze. A cow that wU! produce 10 to 12 lbs.

of butter a week and at the same time produce a calf that may develop Into a Mrs. J. D. Duncan of Otoe, visited Wends in the city this we(k. Dr.

F. II. Mown rif just Look here! In Order to Increase the Circulation of THE ARKANSAS CITY ENQQUIRER to the Largest of Any Newspaper in -Sumner County we make the following ia In the clty'the guest of T. J. Hess.

Mrs. E. L. Darnlell and daughter went to Wichita Monday to visit with friends for a week or so. The city council let the contract for painting the standplpe to George 0.

Allen and the work began high-priced beef animal, will indeed prove a boon to sfnall farmers. The Swallow buys on the McLaln rancli In Smith county, have 325 bushels of early Amber Rugar cane seed and have been offered $1.10 per bushel for it. Tliey had in 35 acres last year. One of the simplest methods of immunizing hogs agalnit hog cholera or swine Dlugue Is to feed a more bal Grand anced ration. Breeders also recommend feeding less corn than was formerly thought needful.

A. L. Stockwell, near Downs, bought 232 hogs from his neighbors who sold tern because of thelrlack of corn. He fed the hogs on wheat and alfalfa. When ho marketed the hogs lie com puted the worth of the feed he had used and says that the hogs netted him $1,300.

He fed them four months. We will give one $5.00 16 20 Hatted Platino Portrait From Life Sittings at The Cornish Studio, and ARKANSAS CITY ENQUIRER, Charles E. Sutton of Russell, who as won rame ana some measure oi fortuue as a breeder of Aberdeen-An Rev. B. II.

Moore, formerly pastor of the Baptist church, was In the city Sunday and preached the funeral sermon of Rev. Wm. Jones. Rev. W.

V. Bums of Wichita, was in the city Friday morning attending to matters relative to the coming session of the Methodist conference. Mr. and Mrs. II.

I French are visiting with her parents at Garnett, and report recently received says that Mr. French's health Is slowly improving. The rain Tuesday night wet the prairie down about twelve inches. Below that the ground is hard and dry as powder. It was a glorious rain and badly needed.

David Paton and family visited in Geuda Springs Wednesday. Mr. Pat-on reports the farmers In that vicinity as feeling very encouraged over their wheat Register. George Robinson, with capitalists of Indiana, was down Monday to look up a location for a bank in Arkansas City. They looked over the Kansas us cattle and Berkshire swine, had one of the best conslg ments In the sale at Kansas City.

Tils 11 ead averaged $31.45, while his two Spot Cash With Order $1.50 One Year For Only boars were toppers at $45 and $10 res pectively. TheoDinion is advanced that the eason millers in Kansas are experienc I tig trouble in securing wheat is not because the farmers are holding it for This offer is no catch-penny affair, but a UnnrUpr from which we already are reaping rich igher prices, but because a large amount of it has been fed to stock. Iu several big whrsat counties there is less wheat on hand than for some years Secretary Coburn says: "I have been urprised at the large amount of wheat the farmers claim they have fed, being rom 300 bushels by a few smal farmers but generally 500 to 1.000 bushels. know of persons who have fed 5.000 bushels already and one who sold 7,000 bushels in July at 50 cents and has since bought back, for feed nearly 8,000 bushels. Another who bought 15,000 bushels for some purpose and had his 1900 crop besides, of courss, these Realty office, formerly J.

L. Iluey's bank, and will probably locate. Arthur Parker of east Creswell, is going to California. M. G.

Gee and John Conrad will go in June, the former's family are now there. The loss of Gee and Conrad will reduce the republican majority two votes. Cowley county has finally become mixed up In the fight for governor. U. S.

Sartin, who is manager for Mr. Knrigbt of Wyandotte coun was1 formerly of Cowley and figured mor or less extensively in politics Herbert Casebier, a partner of Wm. Hay in the Coin Grocery, disappeared Monday morning and has not been heard of since. There are no family or financial troubles and his wife is positive he will soon return alright. Rev.

J. D. Spnngston, state Sunday school missionary, will conduct Sun 1111 wmtk-r results. We have ordered a limited number of these elegant portraits of Mr. Cornish and your order is good as long as they last.

We give tickets which will be accepted at the Studio in full payment for portrait and any member of 1 he family is entitled to sit for the picture. This offer is good only for new subscriptions and renewals, positively cash in advance. Arrearages may be settled up to date and then advantages taken of this offer. Our agents will call on you in the next thirty days or you may call at this office. This is a rare opportunity to secure your best home paper and a fine portrait of some member of your family at onethird the regular price of the portrait alone.

men are stockmen." One of the two lots of hogs that top ped the Kansas City market at $6,30 on Thursday of last week was consign ed by J. W. Wilcox of Pottersburg. There were 87 head in the lot, and they averaged 250 pounds with no dock. Mr wilcox says on December 10 the iogq were weighed and averaged 120 pounds.

They were grown on alfalfa pasture and finished on ground wheat and oil cake. They never knew what corn tasted like. They were April and day school teacher's institute in the Baptist church commencing Friday, May pigs. March at 7:30 p. m.

He will also Near Coffey ville a straw stack heav preach in the Baptist church on Sun ily ladened with snow fell over on a clay, uorae and hear McDonald. cow that was feeding from it. The farmer who owned the cow though' she had been killed and so he made no Monday morning a small fire was discovered in the rear end of Unsell DEXTER ffort to dig her out. But 22 daye lat Brothers' store which can.e near prov er he detected a movement in the stack prom the Advocate. Emperor William of Oermany can talk fluently in six languages.

He has written a play and conducted its rehearsal. He has written a public nruvor iind conducted achoir. He can Tom Huenos of Cambridge was in the md forked the straw away with the iu8 iuitc uisasuiuus. 11 was soon city Saturday on business. result of finding the cow very much ana uy me use chemicals quickly extinguished.

T.ovell Webb and J. E. Torrance drove alive with a new born by her tide. over from Winfield Sunday. dozen pairs of overalls were On getting her liberty the cow ran bawling to the creek for she A Tfnln.

nnfiomnanieo by bis wifa, was in the city looking after his interests lJ TV- cook his own dinner, can play; chess, paint pictures and draw caricatures. He has learned engineering and stud led electricity. Though he can use only one arm he can shoot game for hours at the rate of two a minute. He damaged. Fourth Ward Caucus There will be.

a meeting of the re i i i Chas. F. Scott in his Washing00 correspondence says. "A strange and wonderful thing happened in the House of Representatives yesterday. At one stroke, withoutone word of debate and without a negative vote, the last vestiges of the Spanish war taxes were swept from the statute books, the revenues of the government being thereby reducedlseventy-seven million dollars a year.

It is doubtful if legislation of such magnitude and importance was ever before enacted with so much unanimity and so little talk iu any free legislative body on earth. This singular result-at least the elimination of the talk was due to what was lassooed before she got there and was giyen warm water in very small here. Mrs. J. E.

Day and little daught quantities. In a few days she wa9 as puoncans or trie Jt ourth ward of Ar F.ula. were in Arkansas City last weefc well as ever. The Coffey ville Journal kansas City at the city building on friends at that place. nas over a hundred titles and is an ad tys the case is considered a very re me evening of Thursday, March 20, IT! Mnrvdith attended to business, II.

markable one. miral in three of the biggest natives. In twenty-five years he has shot 23,000 1902, for the purpose of electing dele at the county sear ana iookbu cattle south of that place Monday. Secretary Coburn: If there is one gaiet ine convention to be held in head of game. He changes his dress a Tw left, for Hutchison, Kansas, message that I would send to our peo dozen times a day, has a dozen valets, this city March 22, 1902.

Al Mowry, Committeeman ple a the beginning of this new year Sunday where he has secured a position as clerk in his brother in law's store. and his wardrobe is wortli it would be: Plant more alfalfa, plant seemed to be a sudden notion on the Afiss Grace Thomas of Maple City is in There is a rebellion going apace in part of Mr. Richardson, the democrat U. M. Scott's old mare died last week more sorgum, plant more Kafir corn plant them right, give them proper attention afterwards, and all the time the city this week, the gnest of Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Engals who have recently while he was here attending to hlsdu oved to this place. Colombia. Nicaragua wants the Nicaragua canal built. Is it possible that the latter eountry ha3 made it clear to Colombia that she doei not want the carry some Improved and improying ic leader.

The committee on rules brought in a rule providing that the measire should be considered In the committee of the whole until four o'clock today and then reported to the lies, sue had been in the family for many years and was a great favorite at ioa Milrtr.d Williamson left Tuesday live stock, and your situation will be for Conway Springs, where she will take incomparably better than that of any with the children. C. M. received daily bulletlnsof her condition and House and the vote taken. The dem other agricultural people in any com Panama route accepted by the United States, and that unless some effective obstacle Is raised by Colombia to the consummation of the Panama deal, the sad tidengs of her death were ac monwealth in any land.

Theopportun ocrats, under the leadership of Mr. companiea Dy.tne information that itiesliere are Immeasurable, and are Richardson, fought this rule until shut she had been buried In the orchard and off by the previous question. As soon ours for the seizing. The surest meth Nicaraeuan forces will be found ren the spring term in miiunery. Mrs.

May Odle and Mrs John Waymire left for Kildare, Oklahoma. Wednesday, where ey were called to attend the funeral of their cousin, Tom Roupp. Mrs. Emma Lanura" who has made Dexter her home for several years left today for Sedan, where she will make her future home on a farm near there. Her niece Evalyn will aceompany her.

a suitable head-stone erected to he ods for this. I believe, from my 35 as the previous question was ordered dering aid and comfort to the rebei memory, xuis brings to mind the force of the South American country racu mat uommissioner Dan Pierce years of close observation here, are a-" I have indicated, and I would Impress it with emphasis upon every one I can This would be an effective argument has an old bay mare in his family. She with South American government offi reach. lias long ago outlived her usefulness cials, where the party In power Is simp Mr. Richardson arose and asked unanimous consent that the vote on the, bill be taken at once.

The republicans, of course, could not object, because it was their measure and vote on it at any time. The democrats cou Id not object because party discipline compels them to follow their leader. One day Dan ventured the ly in for what can be made out of pub Len Duggin, district manager of the Missouri Kansas Telephone that he had an offer to trade her off. lic office." The storm tlris raiaed was acaution A Printer Greatly Surprised. "I never was so much surprised In my life, as I waswitlrthe results of using Chamberlain's Pain Balm," says Ilenrv T.

Crook, pressman of the Ashe- Company, was In the city Friday. MARRIAGE LICENCES Fourth Ward Caucus I caucus of the voters of the Fourth The chi'dren said they would like to see the man that would try to lead her off the nlace. and when they got waid was held at the city building vile (N. C.I Gazette. "I contracted a NAME AGE Clyde It.

Scott, Cedarvale 21 Maud Stewart 21 Wm. Brock, Grand Summit 24 Tuesday evening, Al Mowry called the meeting to order and O. Penrose through with Dan he was glad he was still alive. The old mare now has a comfortable stall for life and no George Green pleaded guilty to the charge of selling 'intoxicating liquors and was fined $100 and costs and given thirty days in jail. severe case of rheumatism early last was chosen chairman and W.

W. Van more arguments are allowed about It Dessa Morgan, Atlanta 18 winter by getting.my feet wet. 1 tried several things for it without benefit. Pelt secretary. Al Mowry and Wm Arthur Putnam, Atlanta 52 Winfield Courier.

Chronic Diarrhoea Rowan were placed in nomination for One day whilelooklng over the Gazette mtmhsrc nf t.hfi p.itv council. The I noticed that Pain Balm was positive ly guaranteed to cure rheumatism, so first ballot was a tie and the second resulted in the nomination of Wm. Mr. C. B.

Wingfleld, of Fair Play who suffered from chronic dysen tery for thirty-five years, says Cham bought a bottle of it and before using First puhllslipfl in the Arkansns Oity Enquirer. March 7, 1902.1 NOTICE. Notice is hereby Riven that Uip application of H. L. Simmons for a driiKPlxt's permit, to sell intoxIctitinR liquors at 00 South Summit street, in the city of Arkansas Oily, in Oow-ley county.

Vansa. wl" beard by the probate judge of said county at bis office in VMnfleld. Kansas, on the 8rd day of April, 1902, at the hour of 10 o'clock, a. H. L.

Simmons, Applicant. Bertha P. Tharp, L-itham 18 Frank A. Jones, Arkansas City 30 Stella M. Clark 32 John F.

Waltz 24 Rosa Waltz 25 HewyJ Tuggle, Gardner, Ks. 48 L. B. Smith, Rock, 51 Frank Huffman, Geuda Spring! 21 IvaFagan, Oxford 18 two thirds of it my rheumatism had The names of Mack Love and L. E.

Wood in were presented for mamhura nf t.liR Hcliool board and Mr, berlairi'sCrlie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy did him more good than any taken its flight and I have not had a rheumatic pain since." Sold by J. b. nUier medicine lie bad ever used. For Woodin was nominated. Cree Druggist.

sale by J. S. Cree Druggist..