Englewood Homebuilder from Englewood, Kansas • 1

Hurrah for Greater Engiewood ENGLEWOOD HOMEBUILDER Kansas and Oklahoma forever. VOL. 2. NO 1 7 ENGLEWOOD, CLARK COUNTY KANSAS ant ToT 51 wi.fni-ir vwin i i rMioMa, AUla. 1 9Q7.

JOHN dunloe carter, EprrQ 111 A JL JLI.T OA VU. f. VV 5 ENLARGED AND ECO SIR I CI ED ECR THE PRESENT SEASON 111 tKCT lull 111 ASHOW OF FEATURES P-ere an novel eMsd intensely interesting Entertain- Positi ely toft Grancst consolidation ever exhibited, cf Ii2 ng an assemblage of Earth's most STARTLING PRESENTATIONS. Thoii-iL bes CLASS AND STRICTLY MORAL. forma -sees were elated.

The is sr and wide; it is the best piacea rerore tne puoiic. ELEPHANTS V. FEROCIOUS BEASTS, Li PROM ilvfcfi? CLiME. I Baby Elephant h. The Baby Lions SSAL SHOW, comprising a ipions whose supremacy ft: ts 10 fcte "'s dispute.

ND EXPLOITS aid gentlemen Acrobats, Gyir tempers, Tumblers, Jugglers, ur downs and Highwire nf ic profession. A SENSE SHOW r- "5 'tt Eve'ng. Doors open 1 and 7 Sftetta 2 8 P. M. fl Exhibit at AT NEW ENGLEWOOD AFTERNOON AND EVENING AUG.

1 2 9 or W. H. Harner t4 City Meat Market. Thin is the Meat We Used to eat. But Now We Furnish Good Beef and Pork.

Fish Every Friday. Hogs ane Cattle wanted Englewgod Kans. The Alva Mill Elevator Co. Pays HijHest MarRet Price For WHEAT, CORN AND KAFFIR. Headquarters For The Celebrated Honey-bee Flour.

UAL AND GROUND FEED. JUST RECD. A CAR OF COLO. LUMP COAL. WE ARE ALSO RECEIVING PLENTY OF STEAM COAL.

For Prices Call At Our Office. J. C. Trost, Manager. I I 0n.

IhiiBasls We Will Bo Glad fo Makiour Busincii Acquaintanco State Bank New Engiewood. SMM I 111 County Printing PUBLICATION NOTICE. The homebuildek was decJand an The Slate of Kansas, to official paper of lark thia week, I reiving it first bit of official pie! You will hereby take Matilda 8. and the "uise of a divorce notice. Obituary.

George notice that you have been sued tke district epart of Clark county, Kansas, in au 1 action herein E. AV. 'urrit is plaintiff and Matilda S. Currier is Liu-1 defendant, cause No. 1960 iv said; ourt, and thai must answer the jietition tiled iu said cause on or he-j Died Aug.

4th harger age PG years. The fuueral services were comluc ted at tite M. church at. iJ P. M.

fore the 21st day of September, 1907, Aug. by Kev. Clapper and the or said petition will be taken as true remains were followed to the cemet- and judgenieut rendered in said ry by a large congregation of friends eaase against you granting the The deseased was an old settler plaintiff a complete and absolute and soldier who had a blameless divorce irona you and granting such kindly life. The homebotlbb tend- other relief as the court may deem proper. ers the condolence of the comuuity to she aged wilt and other members of ihe stricken family.

W. W. Harvey. Attorney for plaintiff. Bring Conventions West Akte8t Aimmortb.

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Govenor By A hted FKm Toueka, Ivan Hoch today sent a letter to each of the. state Efovenors west of the Miss issippi river, urging them to work for th location of the next Republican national convention in Kansas City. Iu part he says: "We of the west have played the second hd.lle long enough to the east in these matters and 1 thinK should begin to assert ourselves. Kansas City is abundantly able to take care of this great convention and will do it. The success ol lids effort, I believe, would greatly encourage western Republicans and greatly strengthen the party.

Snake in Beer Barrel. Candidate For Judge. mi ee i iic ivuuuit uai uci Jiiup Hail cut 25 i Two Chairs In Front of Smoke House. W. F.

Ruddle New Engiewood. We are greatly pleased to learn that our old friend Laa T. Wilson, O. T. is being put forward by bis friends as a caneidaie for district udge in the territory just south of us.

We have kn wn Judge Wilson for many years and can truly say that as an attorney an official he has no superior in Oklahoma. He combines acute legal talent with great energy and a perfect seuse of Roosevelt integrity. As he is also a farmer we feel that he cau be elected by a great majority. We hope our O. T.

exchanges will aid his cause. We would like to impress on our Oklahoma friends that the republicans need their very best timber to win in the coming tight. Judge Wiltoll can carry Woods without a shadow of a doubt and iu fact he is the only man we know of that can, so would it uot be practical wisdom for Woodward and Beaver to give him a solid Think it over and say yes hoys for you have uo time to spare. Railway Loses License In Alabama. By ASMSrtM Pre.

Montgomery, Aug. 2, The licens of the Southern railway to do business iu Alabama has been revoked bv action of Secretary of State Julian for alleged violaticn of senate bill No. 8P, effective July 1. The secratary of state is not in resistance to a restraining order issued by the United States court of the fifth circuit, as the law is not among those combatted by the railroads and not included in any of the litigation now nnrlrn0 on the court of Federal Judge Joues, of the middle Alabama i district. The case upon which the revocation was made out came from n.rmrt nfTalladeira county, in the shape of a notification from Cierk I J.

D. McNeel that a suit had been I removed from the state couri to the federal court. Secretary of State I Julian investigated the law and found I that there as nothing else to do but mark the licens cancelled, as the action of the statutfc is automatic. Act 86 provides that when any for-i eio-n corporation is used in the state courts and removed suit from the states to the federal courts, the cierk from which the removal was taken will at once certify such action to the secretary of state "who shall thereupon immediately cancel such licens and make and enter uvon the and order instance. By Press.

Ashland, Aug. 1. From the effects of drinkiug beer from a keg into which a copperhead snake had crawled and died, four men are dead and two are dying at a woodland camp in the mountains uear Welch, Mc Dowell county. Sam Briggs, Walter Johnson, Ralph Dunbar. Sam Willis.

Carey Turner, Red Topham, Will Simpson and Joe Strang pitched camp at the edge of a stream for a two weeks outing. They had taken a small keg beer them. The keg had opened, and left half submerged in the cold water with the bunghole unstopped. Sometime during the afternoon the copperhead crawled into the keg. Strang made a wild night ride on the tram car down the mountain to the nearest village, where medical aid was secured, out by the time the camp was reached Briggs, To -ham, Turner and Simpson were dead.

Johnson and Willis are ving. Maud Muggi ns. Maud Muggins on a lonesome day concluded she would send away to Sears and Sawbuck for a hat because borne stores sold higher than her cat logue. The hat came back 299 ohe swore it only fit for swine; a rat had gnawed the turned up brim a mouse had nicely nested in its tuft of feathers flowers and moss indeed it was a sorry hoss on Maud. Then Maudie swore, as women swear she kicked, cavorted tore her har.

She fired her lover, told her ma she guessed she'd better her jaw; she cuffed the cat and lammed the dog, and then she burned her catalogue. stub thereof "Lest We Forget." Now when the homesteader of the grand empire of Beaver views his fields of waviug corn, his stack yards galore and his fields of cotton whitening under the goHeu sunshine of a Hummer sun: when the proprietor A a free home sits serene under his wu purpling viue replete with the satisfaction that comes to him who owns his home the clearest smt this side of heaven, would it be asking to much to request that he may reflect that the free home was a gift from the hands of Dennis T. Flynn and the republican party and the Herd bill, that acts as a wall of ada mant about his fenceless fields, was the generous, patriotic work of Honest Tom Ferguson, who while gov enor of Oklahoma, filled the columns of our little paper "The Homesteader" with urgent appeals to the legislature to enact a herd bill to protect homesteaders of Beaver Co. We know full well that it was I Fergusons personal appeal to the supreme court that caused the Trespass law to be enforced in Beaver Co. after the Herd Bill had been defeat-at night in the Legislature.

Therefore boys of Beaver'and your myriad kin of the wide frontier can you not be genercus enough to cast your votes for Honest Tom who stood by you through thick and thin in your hours of trial and distress Oh Lord of the wrds be withus yet." "Lest we I cv 1. we NEW ENGLEWOOD. To Our Patrons And Friends. We are now located in our New Cement Building, on the North Side of Claremont Ave. with one of the largest stocks of Hardware, Furnitare, Quecnsware, Implements, And Lumber In the Southwest.

Our HARDWARE all Trade Mark goods of-BEST QUALITY and Material for LOW PRICES. Furniture Bought in Car Load Lots Sold At The Low price Saving You Freight And Other Expenses. A Large Assortmet On Display At All Times. Carpets, Rugs And Matting. WiH Find Beautiful And New Designs.

These Goods Are Beyond Retail Store. Competition of Any Granite Carpet For $.30 cts Per Yd. Ingrain Carpet .50 cts Per Yd. Imported Japanese Matting For .30 cts Per Yd. Chinese Matting For .20 cts Per Yd.

QUEENSWARE Largest Stock In Town. Latest Styles, And LowestPrices. STOYES AND RANGES, we Have The Great MAJESTIC RANGE. The well Known Line Of WONDER COOK STOVES And RANGES. Both Have a Reputation.

Cook Stoves From 7.00 to $20.00 Ranges 25.00 to 60.00 IMPLEMENTS. We Offer The John Deer Plow Company's FAMOUS HIGH GRADE LINE OF TOOLS, GANG AND SULKY PLOWS WALKIMG PIOWS, IN FACT EVERY THING YOU WANT. The Kansas Moline Plow Company. Line of "Good Enough GANGS" And "SULKY'S" "Best Ever" Gang And The Rest of This Line Is on Display. THE FAMOUS MANDT WAGON.

More of This Brand Sold In Beaver and Woodward Count i Than Any Other wagon. We Also Sell The Fish Wagon, Strictly High Grade Easiest Running wagon on Earth. LUMBER. We Lave a stock complete in every particular. Our vard has over half million feet and we never fail to et the bill when grades and prices appear to you.

LET US FIGURE YOUR BILL. We again repeat we have an Immense Store and are now ready to please and sell you Good Goods at the Lowest Prices. These goods are honest goods, honest prices Respectfully. TRU BY. Gome in and See our line Staple and Fancy Groceries flams and Bacon We deal in We have moved our stock to our cement stone store on Claremont Avenue New Engiewood and we cordially invite all our customers who for 22 years have dealt with us to call upon us at our new and commodious establishment, They will ever find us jn the future as in the past, grateful for their trade.

Clothing, uiy Goods. Strai Hats, New Shoes I Gents Furnishings. I Also a Line of new Tennis Oxfords, for Misses, Children, Men and Boys. The Celebrated Cadahy Packing Cmpany's Products of C. DOYLE CO..