Modern Light from Columbus, Kansas • 3

WANT COLUMN fl The Crestline Rebekah lodge articles. C. II. HenBley.Auc. invited to Carl Junction last Wed- BEN P.

McKEK. Public Sale As I bavG.decidsd to quit farming and fcave rented iny laud, I will, sell at public fcnle at my farm 4 lei south and 2 east of Weir, and 5.Vj Yvimis ('fit '( nerday night to put on the vork )r C. II. Hensley, Auc. Carl Junction members re- t'.

A. Jackson, Clerk. tif it: north fl tl 1 v. est of for ported a success. tbe 1 tiwn i mm uimiii nr i Mr." Ed Desraffenreid" and daueh- Public Sale Vie.

first house south of Pleasant Baptist church, on Public Sale On account of leaving th tta'r, we will sell at public sale 011 old Powers place miles south and 1 west of the Cherokee County School. 3 les south and 1 cast of Sherwin, and 7 miles north of on ter Miss Faye, were in Joplln, On account of leaving the state. I Bargains in Incubators. i a- if I fasti commencing at 10 a. the incubators.

Also Pure UinHc-t ng described property: i i i 1 iymouth Rock Cockerels for Lain. 1 Hack brood mare 8 yrs A 0 bee A. B. Pryon, Scammou, Kan. MONDAY, FEB.

10, IP13 commencing at 10 a. the follo- 1-30-4 ng described properlp: 1 span of mules 4 and 5 yrs. 10 hands; 1 bay mare 12 yrs. wt 10V.i; Thursday, wtcrs Miss Faye is trk- ell at my place 2 1-2 miles ing treatment frcm Dr. Harry Lea- east and 1 north or Crestline, and irir.g of Jor-lin, but formerly of 1-: miles west of the bridge, Crestline.

She was run into by au on automobile lid November, and has I Hi. 11 never recovered from the iujuri a eon isriiig at 10a. foi'ow- sbe Ing described rropert; Sunday ne vs 'is very scarce, as 1 bron mare 7 yr old. 1 100, everyone is spending the day at hemp I bjy i-nre 3 yrs old. wt 1030; 1 so not much coming or going ntv.s roncl mare, wt 1051; 1 Jor Sunday.

hene colt, 2 last spring horso colts. Mrs. "Mary Hunt, who has been 2 lrut spring mule colts; I 2-yr old very sick with pneumonia fever, is horee colt, 1 driving mare 6 yrs old. recovering nicely. 4 milch cows, fresh in spring; 6 Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Betty enter- head of calves. 3'head of hogs, rained Mr. and- Mrs. Henry Loucks 150.

Pure Klood Buff Pure Blood Buff Orpington erels, for sale. Mrs. W. E. Tay'iqr, Columbus, RI 8.

1-30-tf. 1 grey mare 4 yrs wt 1000; 1 bar mare 5 yrs. wt 950; 1 ba filly 2 1300, bred to Frank uonirger Kentucky jack; 1 coming 2 yr old colt, 2 coming yearling colts, 1 bay mare 4 yrs old. 1 Jersey cow will be fresh by day S3le, 1 "fresh Jersey cow giving 2 gal. milk per day; 2 red cows giving, mtlk, be fresh in spring, 1 black -cow be fresh soon, 2 Jersey heifers 2 yrs old, be fresh in spring, 1 fine red cow be fresh by day of sale, 1 red and white spotted cow be 1 red and white cow 5 yrs; 1 red co.v 6 yrs; 1 red and white cow yrs; 1 red and white cow 9 yrs; 2 spring heifers.

1 brood sow, wt 175; 7 For Sale 14 sheep, 10 ewes and 4 bucks, will sell them at real value ff sold within 10 days. Frank McKee, address, Columbus. Vz mile east of Sherwin Junction. 1-30-tf pigs wt about 40 lbs. each.

ro fa Feeders rmers and 1 16-in sulky plow. 1 16-in walk Sunday. I 1 14-in walking plow, 1 cultiva- ing plow, 1 14-in walking plow, 1. fresh in April, 1 Aberdeen bull 2 yrs Howard Snow of Carl Junction, or, 1 disc harrow, 1 Deere edge-drop old, 2 yearling heifer calves, 2 heif For-Sale riding cultivator, 1 walking culti Corn and Oats'at the Elevator com planter with 0 rods wire, 2 2 good driving horses, 4 years old, was in Lawton Wednesday. er calves, 3 steer calves, fat.

Feb. 2, the ground is comp'etely McCormick mowers good as new, 1 1 new harrow, 1 hay press, 1 check vator, 1 12-ft harrow, 1 corn planter, 90 rods wire, 1 farm wagon. 1 old huggy; 1 hay frame, 1 good top Weelcl" row corn planter, 1 corn grinder, 1 broke and single; safe for anyone to drive. Inquire of D. M.

Parr, 718 West Elm, Columbus. Home phone 1-30-2 JL. 16-in riding plow, about 200 bales buggy, 1 buggy pole. 2 sets work covered with snow, which is fine on McCormick 10-ft rake, 1 Minnie the wheat crops. binder, 1 leather top surry, 1 gil- Little Clyde Dixon is on the sick vanized pump, 1 good coal heater, list this week.

1 set work harness, 1 set single bar- of hay, 6 geese, about 2 dozen Two Proof harness, 1 set single buggy harness. 40 rods hog wire, 1 iron kettle, 1 For-Sale. A splendid large work McKinney of Galena, was call- ness. 400 bu. river bottom corn, So cook stove, some household good.

chickens. JOHN GILLENWATER, SR. Col. B. F.

Boland, Auc. or driving horse; also a small work ed out to see Mrs. Arthur Corey on bu. seed oats, 100 bales hay, and oth- AT some baled tay and other things not mentioned. mare.

1. Wilbur Logan, Columbos, Military. er things too numerous to mention. Henry Sears, Clerk. Kas.

1-23-tf. Mr. J. J. Randall was transacting B.

F. GRAHAM G. J. RENICK Lunch served by Ladies of Pleas- Col. C.

II. Hensley, Auc. ait View church. Everybody In For Rent Three good farms; two 80 acre business in Galena Thursday. Col.

Van Wisby, Auct. Mr. Clio Osbourn -had business in Henry Hamlet, Clerk. Crestline Bunch served by Ladies Aid of vited. Plenty to eat.

A. Jackson. Clerk. Dinner served on ground. Mrs.

Ada Settle spent Tuesday Christian Church of Crestline. and one 160 acres, with good improvements. A. B. Vollmar, 509 So.

Kansas Columbus, Kas. 1 23-4 evening with her parents, F. E. Mill Do you know that more real dan Car Lots a Specialty to Any Point in the County at the Lowest Market Price. Oats, Chop Bran, Hay, Special mill run soft wheat bran.

Everything in the feed line. Come and see us for prices. Heaviest buyers of flour and feed in Cherokee County. 5c each for sacks. Stauffer-CammacK Co.

WHOLESALE Public Sale On account of leaving the state. ger lurks In a common cold than in ner's. Neal Loucks is reported on the sick Pure Bred White Ply. Rocks. any "other of the minor ailments Snowflake White Plymouth Rocks, list.

1 will sell at public sale at my place The safe way is to take Chamber strong, vigorous, farm raised. Some in Sherwiri, 7 miles west of Columbus, on lain's Cough Remedy, a thoroughly reliable preparation, and rid your very choice cockerels, for sale. O'-Connell Barrick, Columbus, Kans. R. 3.

1-16-4 Public Sale On acount of poor health, I have decided to leave the state, so will TUESDAY, FEB. 11, 1013 self of the cold as quickly as pos commencing at 10 a. the follow- I West Mineral COLUMBUS Sc sible. This remedy is for sale by ammon sell at public sale at my home known jns described property Burke Bros. Drug Co.

Properties For Sale Improved 160 acre farm 5 mi. N. as the Frank Farneman place, located 4 miles east and 1 north of Columbus, and 1 north and 3 west of Crestline, 4 miles east and 1 3-4 E. Columbus, $33.00 per acre. Time 1 bay mare 11 yrs old wt 1100; I bay mare 3 rs old wt 1000; 1 bay horse 6 yrs.

old wt 1000; 1 mule months old. 1 hog wt 250 lbs. 1 new 16-in sulky plow, 2 mowing Public Sale As I am quitting the farm, I will sell at public sale at my home known as the Sharpnack place, located 1 mile west and 1 north of Columbus, Kansas, on THURSDAY, FEB. 13, 1913 commencing at 10 a. the following described property: -1 span bay geldings well matched, coming 3 and 4 yrs old, wt about 2100, fine team; 1 dark brown horse 10 yrs old, wt 1150, choice farm horse; 1 sorrel mare, smooth mouth, wt 1300, works in all harness; 1 black mare 9 yrs old, wt 1200, with foal by jack, works in all harness; 1 bay mare, smooth mouth, wt 1000, good farm and brood mare; 1 span black horses, wt about 2400, "well matched, good work team smooth mouth; 1 bay horse 8 yrs old, wt 1000, trusty driving 1 span mules 3 yrs old, good team; 1 bay horse colt, draft breed, a good on part at 5 per cent.

Sold, Public Sale Public Sale Hensley, White Cox 5 room house and 1 lot, 3 blocks SOuth of Stippville, on I will sell at public sale at ray On account of leaving the farm, home known as the old will sell at public sale at my place machines, 1 new Acme, 2 Acme sul from square, for $900.00. 1-2 cash; THURSDAY, FEB. '20, 1013 terms on balance. Sold. Irnmmpncin? at 10 a the follow- farm, located 1 1-2 miles east and 1-4 -miles south of Carona postof ky rakes, 2 sweep rakes.

1 wagon. 6 room house, good barn, in East ing described property: 1 good buggy 1 set of single har- ice, 1 3-4 miles west of Crowe No. ,10, 6 miles north and 3-4 west of 1-2 mile north of West Mineral, on TUKSDAY, YVA. IS, IJMti. 1 grey horse 8 yrs old, wt 1400, pess new 8et heavy work harness, own; 2 1-2 lots, $1200.00 5 room house and barn, works in all harness; 1 black horse 9 3 tons baled hay, 27 acres of wheat.

6 lots, yrs old, wt 900; 1. bay horse wl fertilized, mile south of Sherwia, east of park, $1300.00 Blacksmith shop and tools, feedr ana me iarm is tor rent, aiy prop- Columbus High School, on thursday, fkis. 1913 t. a. Mccormick.

Col. Sam Frazee, Auct. Henry Sears, Clerk. Lunch served. and meal mill, 5 ton and "uolJ W1 erry 1 snerwin win oe som aay or 1 horse mule coming 3 yrs old, broke sa'e If not before; 3 room house.

commencing at 1 p. the following described property: 1 black mare, wt 1200, 1 brown horse, wt 1200, good farm horse. 1 red cow 4 yrs od, be fresh by day of sale; 1 red cow 3 yrs oki, giving 2 gal. milk per day, will be fresh May. 1 male full blood Duroc, wt 250; 3 bows, wt 200 each, will farrov residence, all in Neutral, Kan.

Can be bought at a sacrifice. barn and outbuilding, cistern at back porch; 6 lots, 1, 2. 3. 4. 5 and 6.

in (Many other bargains.) one. 4 choice milch cows, all will MVERVMEX AND LIVE STOCK DKALEHH Will buy your cattle and hogs e-MT day In the week at the ery highest market price. Bring In your horses and mules we will buy them at the high dollar. Wo also keep supply of horses and mules for sate or exchange. Remember us when in need of livery servlco as we will giv you good service and Insure fa! treatment.

Thanks for past business and we solicit your further We are your for business IIEXSLEY. WIIITF. nrt COX. biock 9. Public Sale be fresh soon, ages from 4 to 5 yrs.

FIDELITY TITLE INVESTMENT new Goldsmith drop head sew- On account, of-leaving the state, 11 yr, calf heifer; 1 heifer calf 3 to work, 15 hands; 1 mare mule coming 2 yrs, good one. 1 Shorthorn heifer coming 3 yrs, be fresh in Aug; 1 yearling heifer, Shorthorn. 2 choice brood sows will farrow March 1, wt about 300 each; shoats wt 80 lbs. each, thrifty. 1 Champion binder, good shape, 1 Minnie mowing machine, 1 surry, 1 iny machine, 1 new steel davenport.

will sell at public sale at my resi-1 a c.y,ofD wt sn tkh COMPANY. First door east of Cherokee Co. 1 iron bedstead, 1 stand table, 3 pigs ten weeks old, thrifty. State Bank. 1-16-4 March 4 shouts wt 75.

Four Dozen Chickens. 1 disc corn planter, new; 1 fertilizer disc, 1 Thomas grain drill good 13 Old Hickory wagon in good rocking chairs, 1 new carpef, dining room chairs, 1 dining table, 1 new Sorene Oak heating stove, 1 good shape, 1 Deering binder good as Carpets and Rugs -Woven Have your carpets and rugs wov deuce on the J. H. McCartney farm miles east of Stippville, 3V2 north and 2V2 west of Crestline, I east and 6 south of Weir, on TUESDAY, FEB. 11, 1913 commeiicinc at 10 a.

the following described property: as new, 1 I. C. 12-in walking cook stove and other things. new, 1 12-in gang plow in good shape, 1 good riding cultivator 6 shovel Hayes, 1 walking cultivator en on a Newcomb Fly Shuttle Loom, at) 221 East Maple Columbus. J.

A. HEBRON Janesville corn planter, 100 rds of wire almost new; 1 Thomasfertiiiz-er 10-disc wheat drill, new, 1 gans rlow Morrison make, 12 inch; 1 3Vi Milburn farm wagon in good shape, 4 shovel, 1 McCormick mowing ma Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. P. S.

Sine. 1-91 mo 1 sorrel mare 11 yrs, wt 1150 in chiner good shape, 1 sulky hay rake, teal by jack; bay mare yrs, wt sweRn raire new. 2 new top bug- 1000, in foal by jack; 1 black mare I gies 14-in walking-plow, 1 2-sec. 8 yrs, wt 12.r0, in foal by horse; 1 1 harrow, good, 1 good disc, 1 feed sorrel horse wt 1250, works in all grinder, 1 fanning mill, 1 cider mill plow new, riding plow in good shape, I 70-tooth harrow good as I new, I riding cultivator, 1 walking cultivator, 1 McCormick mower in good shape, 1 3V in. farm wagon, 1 runabout buggy, 1 Columbia cream separator, 1 set.

double work harness, set single buggy harness. Household Goods: Beds, safe, stoves, dishes, carpets cooking utensils, new sewing machine, F.x- celsior make. Other things too numerous to name. FRANK PARREZ. U.v bii'kt i.iNk 'I 1'invh eaithiet water in the U.

S. Ft. 1 11 1 Case disc with truck almost new, 1 riding cultivator, 1 walking cultivator, 1 12-in stirring plow, 2 harrows, 3 5-tootlL-cultivators, 1 garden plow, 1 garden seeder, 1 top buggy, 1 open buggy, 1 spring wagon, 1 grindstone lot garden wire, 1 Kll-og phone, DeLaval cream separator. harness; 1 bay mare wt 1100, 12 yr? lot farmn-g tools, 1 new set breech in ioai ny jacn; 1 Drown uorse wt harnPKR 1 aw SPt wnrk harness. iuwu.

yrs, woi-ks in an Harness: i set work harness, 2 sets single For Sale or Trade On account of needing a larger blind mare wt 1250, in foal by jack; DUggy harness. 2 dressers, 1 cup vehirlp! for narcel nost. I will sell or 2 brown horE.es extra good workers; bo-ar 3 bedsteads, chairs, carpets. trade my Sears motor buggy. A bar- Fin ponograph, 50 records, I01 1 bay pony 9 yrs, in all har 2 cook stoves, incubator; 1 cream useful farm tools not named, about gain.

Geo. W. Gbldsberry, carrier ness; 1 yearling filly, 1 yearling 12-19-tf. R. F.

D. No. 3. separator, DeLaval, good as ntw, cooking utensils and other things too horse. C.

P. II. Hensley, Auc. A. Jackson, Clerk.

1 cow, Durham, just fresh; 1 cow numerous to name. About 5 tons 4 doz. hens, 2 turkey hens. THOS. L.

COLVIN. C. H. Hensley, Auc. Henry Sears, Clerk.

D'nner served. 0 A 1913 Science. BeN a vitosophist. It is ehe very fresh by sale day; 1 cow fresh in good baled hay, about 75 bu. good EXCURSIONS Winter fares to Alabama, Floria, Georgia, Louisiana, Mexico, Mississippi.

New Mexico, South Carolina, and Texas. Galveston Houston San Anton with return limit June 1st. All year rates to many points. Home Seekers on first and third Tuesdays of each month. J.

M. FILLER, Agent. spring; 1 black 3 yr heifer, fresh in corn. newest science there is and abounds spring; 3 yearling heifers, 2 Jerseys; J. R.

RAYMOND. New Source of Radium. An Italian unh rt ity professor claims to have tound radium in ordinary dew. 3 red calves. 18 shoats, wt 40 to 60 Col Hensley, Auc.

in possibilities. Vitosophy is the science of associating humanity with animals or Public Sale Having decided to quit farming. lbs. F. A.

Jackson, Clerk. 2 cream separators, 1 John Deere The noble gentleman nam- wju sen at public sale on the Al plants BAXTERS NEW IiAILKOAD. riding cultivator, 1 Deere sulky plow, 1 walking plow 14 inch, 1 mil cd Windsor who claims to be re- Thompson place mile west and sponsible for vitosophy, asserts ev- 2 south of Sherwin, 1 mile sout ery person is similar to some animal an(j west of Hoover's corner, .3 Big Efforts to Open 'Line of Traffh walking cultivator, harrow, disc, corn planter hay frame, cook stove, and other household and kitchen February 9. i furniture together wtih other articles Work on the M. O.

is going on The Modern Light Free! with a rush. The track layers will or plant. President Taft, for in- VAes north and 3 east of Faulkner. stance, he places among the bovines 0n and thinks he probably is a buffalo. WEDNESDAY, FEB.

1'J, From a vegetable standpoint he commencing at 10 a. the follcw- a strawberry. Woodrow Wilson, on -irr described property: the other hand, is a horse in the ani- 1 brown mare 8 jrs old, wt 120tr, mal kingdom and among plants a jn foai by jack; 1 black mare 3 yr to Automobile Owners ancl Users. Wc are now in our new garage and repair shop, rct.dy t.erve you.West of blacksmtn too numerous to mention. W.

I. BERRY. Col. Van Wisby, Auc. Henry Sears, Clerk.

Lunch served by M. E. church. we believe, have the connection made with the Frisco by Wednesday or Thursday night of this week, and Bg t'he ballast crew is right up with th Following firms guiranlcc you the County Pap( foi nolhiny: lemon. eld wt 1100, with foal by jack; 1 The real strength in vitosophy lies K'ark fillv coming, 2 yrs; 1 shop.

tch Lo-t Work on the depot building is be iu the manner of studying it. Posi- horse 4 yrs old wt 850, double gait- u-iii nuuu.j, v.ast rusted ana it is going to be a tively the best "and most reliable. e(j; 1 bay hcrse 3 yrs old broke tc ltirnbuS f.tvvner on bck.ins rover. Lost Lightly structure when completed. though necessarily not always the Uji harness; 1 bay.

horse 4 yrs old. safest; method, is by osculation, wt 1200; 1 bay horse 3 yrs old In Jan. 25. I reward. Ward 2U) r'- Coluir- Prof.

Windsor opines that even a spring, wt 1000, lie traveler; I 2-6-1 su iisoriiv for Tb xioHwcu Lipin bus. novice in the art can correctly clasr- gray horse 12 yrs old, wt 1100, a. Down in the mining camp the scene is a busy one. A big steam loading tail'ngs for the ballasting, and three or four ballast trains are at work. The big tailing pile at the Mission is being cut away very fast, and a track has ify any woman after kissing her a 1 good work horse, 1 spring colt.

anitle Tnwnley G. R. IV, kr Jeweler 1. L. Cii! L'uoJcs and Stationeiy Jones i Drupglst Quality Sfo Clothing and Shos xiiir Dru.p8 Forknrr ic.inlik- Co.

Orv Cv ds r.nd Grcccn's C. H. St th Sidt and Meat Market -Div Gjd CI thing. Shoes few. times.

This method however. he believes will not become popular I fresh cow with calf, 2 fall calves, 3 hogs wt 150, fat. 1 6-ft Champion binder; 1 Join Deere 1 in sulky plow, good; 1 1 1-inch' 'walking plo.r; 1 Try Oar Hot Soda and Luncheonette. I been la'd to the tailing pile of the when men are studying men. is not improbable, however, that few men will care to devote a gret Petersburg Mining hili, It is believd the lin2 wilt be op- of time, to the study of others oflge drop corn i lanter and gocd Undcrtakil flnd I'liiriiUuf Cr.

ened to trafiic by the 9h all righr. Millinery -UiCKcn mctni' In s. but the depot may not be completed their sex. wire; 1 disc harrow, 1 2-sec hnrrov. The application of vitosophy Is riding shdTcls; 2 plain.

Men who are parsnips or -walking cultivators; 1 sell darn tt-iii finri hoir nffinitiep in 1 i.urk mkp 1 Milwaukee iiiiy I. C. Tliifop. rl. I I.

I.ldci 1 by ttat time. The Irai ice schedu'e mi; lam TlXII li I 1 I 11 I i i Jeweler I ic nd Fuiniturc IVxk Siorcaud Stationeiy Gtoccii s. Flour and Frrd Harness Monuments Itho Bnmo cardpn varietv of women. Mmvpr. 1 farm wagon; I bug-I viucim cd out ly at rrcneril mmapr is 1 1 I Feminine zebras or giraffes should Uy i COrn sled, 1 McCormick sickli J.J.

15. jrish011l bunt out males of their kind, as the rrinder. never been 1 wagoa Mdllin Son good ore. It ill be very handy, that mos'. cf fl is a drylight sched- Ire C' am, Sxla; Sun das, M-ll; Choc- 1-Ales, Speci lis, 1 tc O-hsinbus Monuirenlal orks nie.

ulster rsews incongruity of a giraffe woman and hay 1 hydraulic coal turtle man is apparent. It is sui- prospect ug drill, capacity COO ft-. posed that Prof. Windsor, havinj on(j horse and man can operate this This is the season of the year when mothers feel very mueh.con.- tU Cht colatr, Bouillons, Coffee, Postmn, Milk Youngman Albin 1st Mrat'Mvkrt Long-BeU' Lumber Co Building Material Columbus Furniture Undn taking 0 Walberts Timberlake Hardware fill started the thing, is ready to guar-1 drill, buy this drill and prosper. antee a goose for every gander iand at leisure times; think of on Bran division of the ticer lilies in I nmnnsitin wh'le vou can buy a 'if- the anihropozic zoo.

If so, vitosophy XtMI for the price of one hole cerned over the frequent colds contracted by their children, and have abundant reason for it as every co'd weakens the lungs, lowers the vitality and paves the way for the more serious diseases that so often fol- QBlf I 2 11 bar- yjie pan is simple, ancl nlsolulcly Ine pa- 3 all the earmarks of a splendid jcPfS work harness; 1 set buggy 1IaU science. Joplin Globe. ress; $25.00 saddle, good as new slpd. 5 barrels. 1 blacksmith forge per will not cost you a cent.

Call at this Oolcl Drink Summer and Winter "I low. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy There is no better medicine made potable- 40 bu. coal; some corn for colds that Chamberlain's Cough tont? cut hay in stack; some good rC Allpn Soliritrr Rpmpdv fT-acts on nature's plan. L.w hav: 3 doz. chickens.

3 geese; OtllCe Or See DlllV Allen, OOllCltOl lv Allen, Solicitor. THE MODERN UGH f. ant and safe to take. For sale by Burke Bros. Drug Co.

relieves the lungs, opens the secre- 10 bu. northern potatoes; wasting tions, aids expectoration, and restores machine and wringer; 1 cook stov: the system to a healthy condition. 1 heater; 1 drop head sewing raa- Columbus WHERE THE CARS STOP. vesi Mn p. h.

Green was in from Crestline For sale by Burke Bros. Drug Co. Ichtne; 1 kitchen cabinet; 1 extsn- onday, on business..