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2 23-03 2706 THE LIBERTY SENTINEL. mire facu ileg pri1 "ci Ina fro ap me PI fa al wi ce gi ha re th ha sa un go hi ha re pI Cast Cat: for 1 rab, able Ha lire THe bottle. Take VOL. 2, NO. 6 LIBERTY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1906.

$1,00 PER YEAR, PUSHED OUT. The North Wall of the Elevator Fell Out Wednesday Bushels of Wheat Spilled. Shortly after 12 o'clock Wednesday noon the north wall of the elevator gave way owing to the overloaded capacity of the bins, and about 7,000 bushels of wheat was spilled on the ground. Wheat has been coming in steadily the past week and the elevator was filled to its utmost copacity, owing to the scarcity of cars for shipping, and the stone walls, which has been standing for over 25 years, could not stand the strain and gave way with a loud Nobody was injured as the employees had all left for dinner The elevator belongs to the Rea Patterson Milling of Coffey ville, and they were notified by telephone soon after the disaster The wall has been cracking for some time but no attention was paid to it as it was supposed to be strong enough to stand the strain Now would be the time to tear down the old tuilding and erect a large flouring mill and elevator combined, and we hope tTat such will be done as it is just what Liberty needs. Drill Started.

The Liberty Vitrified Brick Gas Co. started drilling for gas, this week, The company has plenty of gas for heating and lighting, but they bring in another good well so as to have an abundance of gas in case Liberty should locate a factory, and why shouldn't we when we offer free location and the ch- apest gas in the state. Anyone desiring to locate in Liberty should address them or the Liberty Land Co, for information. The Entertainment. The Christmas tree entertainment at the church Monday night was greeted with a crowded house The speaking was fine and the tree nicely decorated.

The entertainment would have been enjoyed by those in the rear of the bailding if the young gentlemen there had acted like such. A Christmas Present. Mrs. D. J.

Maher presented her hus. band with a fine ten pound BOD 88 8 Obristmas present. Born -Tuesday, December 18, 1906, to Rev. and Mrs. L.

V. Styles, of Edna. a fine 9 pound son. Mother and child doing well and papa is happy. The little heir's name is Charles Vincent, Rev Styles passed brough our city last Thursday and gave us the above information Their many friends here will be glad to bear of the above event and to know that all is well with them Rev.

styles occupied the pulpit of the M. church here for two years and was held in high esteem by his members and friends, who, though sorry to have him leave, was glad to see him get a much better pasto ate We predict that Rev. Styles will occupy the pulpit of some of the largest churches in Kansas before many years as he has the ability to do so. Married. A New Minister.

A very pretty at-home wedding took place Wednesday. Dec 26, 1906, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. S. S.

Barber, near ngola, when their daughter, Miss Laura, was united in the holy bonds of Matrimony to Mr. James Rosenberger, of Oklahoma, by the Rev. J. H. Thompson, of Liberty' at high noon.

The guests present were the relatives and near friends of the coutracting parties A sumptious wedding dinner was served The bappy couple received a number of fine presents. We extend congratulations. Musicial Instructions. I would be pleased to have any person desirous of taking music lessons on piano or organ to call at residence and make arrangements for same as I am now starting a class TERMS are 50 cents per lesson or 24 les-ons for $10 LOUISE BURT, 41 tf Liberty, Kansas. A Fine Sermon.

Rev. J. Thompson preached AH ex cellent Christmas sermon to a large congregation last Sunday night. The text was: "Best Gift," and the serman is highly spoken of by those present. Long Tennessee Fight.

For 20 years W. T. Rawls, of Bells fought nasal catarrh. He writes The swelling and soreness inside my nose was fearful, till I began applying Bucklen's Arnica Lalve to the sore sur. face; this causeb the soreness and swell.

ing to disappear, never to return. Best salve in existance. 25c at Bandy's. A STRONG FINANCIAL INSTITUTION STATE OF KANSAS. JOHN Q.

ROYCE, OFFICE OF BANK COMMISSIONER BANK COMMISSIONER Topeka, Dec. 18, 1906 W. P. Sparks, Cashier, Liberty, Kansas. Dear Sir: -The department is in receipt of the report of Deputy Commissioner Watson of examination made of the Liberty State Bank on Dec.

15th, and the very satisfactory condition of the affairs of your bank, as shown by this report, is noted. Mr. Watson, who made the examination of your bank, uses the following language in referring to your condition: This is one of the cleanest, neatest banks it has ever been my privilege to examine." The department desires to congratulate you the splendid showing you have made, and upon hopes the same will continue indefinitely in the future. Yours truly, JNO. Q.

ROYCE, Bank Commissioner. SAFE AND SOUND. TOTAL RESOURCES $50,000, We Invite You To Bank With Us. We wish all our customers and friends a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year. LIBERTYSTATEBANK BANK Liberty, Kansas.

Entertained. Mr. and Mrs S. Estes entertained the following guests at Christmas dinner: Messr8 and Mesdames D. C.

Bonney, Jackman and family, E. L. Moore and family' Gen. Estes and family, Mrs. Housel and two daughters and Mrs Tru Love.

Three fat ducks, with countless other delicious things, was served and all did justice to the repast. Read The Sentinel. 120 a farm, well improved, good house barn and outbuildings, 30 a pasture, 90 a in cultivation, 2nd bottom, 5 miles 6 of Liberty, not leased, good oil and gar wells in same section Price $30 per a-- The Liberty Land Co. New Cure For Epilepsy. B.

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