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FRIDAY, APRIL 1SI7. COFFEYVILLE WEEKLY JOURNAL, KANSAS. tii: Smith 40.00 will continue She same along the proposed route east and north from the SCHOOL BOAliU OEtT 12 ft west cf se cor or sw 4 of ne quarter, north -feet, east 100 feet, south 82 feet, west 106, feet to west line tract, thence southerly to (First published in The Coffeyville Weekly Journal. March 22, 1907.) NOTICE OF CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS. All persons who.

are cr may be interested In the proceedings hereinaf and as -follows: Judgment q.ulet!ag the title of the plaintiff in the real estate situated In Montgomery county, towit: East half of lot No. four (4) in block No. fifty (50) in the city of Coffeyville, Montgomery county, Kansas. And a further Judgment excluding and forever barring you, aad south' cf tho northeast corner of Section 14, Township 32, Range 16. Also a strip of land being sixty feet cr rr.cre ia width, commencing at a point 1260.6 feet south cf the nCTth-weii ccmc-r.

cf Section 13, Township 32, Race 16, thence caslerly to a f.cint 1173 feet south cf the northeast comer cf the northwest quarter of Secticn 13, Ksntaialng 4 1-3 acre, mere or less, and Including all land lying between iho north right --f line of the Atchison, Topeka. Fi railroad and a line parallel with" A Co. 131. 0G obinson 12.00 William Sinclair 3.59 Charltes T. Carpenter 25.90 A.

Akard 2S.1 J. J. Martin 2.00 13.80 I Missouri Co. jElmer Brlley Payroll, March EL M. Benbow Cofeyville Furniture Co.

1.00 .3.383.34 15.22 21.90 JV. V. "Yoss 5. CI Slosson Drug Co 11.70 Tom Teel 1.00 C. J.

Lemdtrom Mfg. Co 151.96 Oscar Wood 5.61 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Harry Daum to Margaret J. Hoel, lot 2, block 1, Carwln's add Independ ence, $750. Scott W.

Downs to John B. Wes ley, south half se quarter 12-33-14, $3,000. S. 1). Frazier et al to E.

M. Ingmire 2v sc. quarter and se sw puarter, 10 in r.tv quarter, ne ami ne nw 15 35-13, $1,000. S. D.

Frazier et al to Bertha L. Den-ney, part lots 9 10, block 5, Coffeyville, $1,500. P. N. McMeen to S.

D. Frazier et al, part lots 1, 2 and sw quarter, ne quarter and Re nw quarter 14, se quarter sw quarter, and sw 10 and ne nw puarter and nw puater ne se quarter no quarter 15-35-15, Bortha E. Armstrong to W. II. Hig-ley, lot 13, block 3, Beatty's add, Cof-feyvllle, $200.

Park and Land Company to Marcy C. Risdon, lot 5, block 5, Park add, Cofeyville, $200. Union Loan and Land Co. to B. M.

StradforJ. lot 1, block 13, Coffeyville, $300. O. M. Hiatt to Leo part half, southeast quarter 1S-3115, $570.

F. W. Garlinghous to E. B. Skinner, lots 4-5, Maywood, Independence, $530.

F. C. Benedict et al to II. Conner, lot 27, Agamppo Tark, Independence, $150. William Pennington tt5 Leroy Alli-srn, southeast quarter, southwest quarter 28-32 17, $2,000.

Robert E. Pennington to Leroy Allison, southwest quarter, southwest quarter 2S-32-17, $2,000. George W. Vance to C. E.

Parker part lot 4, block 32, Cherryvale, $3,100. Andy Lee to Nellie S. Stansbury, lot 11, blk. Commercial club add to Coffeyville; $1700. II.

L. Miller' to Thomas, lot 7, blk. 3, Commercial Club add to Coffeyville; $350. W. II.

Allin to O. N. lot 1G, blk. Commercial club add to Coffeyville; $225. Nancy Short to L.

F. Mills, part lot $500. William Hofmaister'to O. P. Shearer, lot 4 and part lot 5, blk.

25; Ca ney; $250. Esther Wiruseit to Roy B. Bowles, nw quarter" se quarter 12-35-13; $500. Clara B. Grew to J.

T. Carey, lot 10, blk. 12; Independence; $1250. U. C.

Bush to E. J. Lambert, part lots 1 and 2, blk. 2. Whitman's add to Independence; $225.

CONDUCTOR GARDNER INJURED. Injured in Freight Wreck West of City Early Wednesday Morning. Conductor Gardner who lives at S04 West Tenth street, and Brake-man William Yount, of Osawatomie, were loth Injured In a wreck of freight train No. 157 between here and Peering Wednesday morning at rbout 0:30 o'clock. As the train was coming in from Deerlng it broke and when the rear end again struck the frcnt part of the train it came with such force that a wreck was caused.

Conductor Gardner received severe injuries, his back icing dislocated, but it is thought that he will recover. Yount's injuries were not so serious, but he received a number cf cuts and ter named are notified that the un dersigned, T. F. Burke, T. S.

Sala- thlel and Andy Curry, three r-dent i.re?noiaer3 or Montgomery county. Kansas, were on the 12th, day cf March, 1907, by the Honorable T. J. Flannelly, judge of Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of Kan- sa3 duly appointed commissioners to condemn the rigtt of w.ay and assess and appraise tho damage for thi taking thereof for the Uniei Tracticr. company through certain tracts and parcels cf land in Montgomery county, Kansas, lying between the city of Independence, Ivansas, and the city of Cherryvale, Kansas, and more particularly described as Hows, to-wit: A strip -of land sixty feet in iwiith.

being thirty 30) feet cn either side of the center line of the surveyed line of The Union Tracticn company now being made nnd laid commencing at a t-oint on the east cor- pofaticn line cl the city of Inde penJence, Kansas, whzre said cast intersects center line of Cak strej. thence north SS degrees, t) minutes east, and by a 7 degree curve to a point on the north line of rii Section Thirty (30), 270C.5 feet east of the northw. corner of Section 30 all in Section 30, Township 32, Range 10 east; thence northeasterly and cast, to the center of the river, all situated in the qiwrter of Sedtion 19, Township 32, Range 16 catt; Also a strip of 1 sixty feet in the center line of which com mences at a point 460 feet north of ths corner cf Section 19, Township 32. Range 16 east, thence in a westerly direction to the center of the 'Verdigris river; Also astrip of land sixty feet in width, the center line cf which com mences at a point 469 feet north of the uthwest corner of Section 20. Township 32, Range 16 east, thence iD un easterly direction to a point 912 feet north of the southeast corner of the southwest quarter ol said Section 20; Also a strip of land sixty feet in width, the center line of hich com mences at a point 912 feet nortn cr tho FouthwCct corner cf the south quarter offSeotien 20, Township 32, Range 16, east, thence in an easterly direction a point 1560 fert north of the southeast corner of said Secton 20; AIsq a 5trlp of land sixty fact in width, center Unci cf trch com 1560 feet north of the south-vert comer cf Section 21.

Township 12. Range 13 cast, northeasterly to a poiut 332 fet rcith to the line cf said Section 21; Also a strip of land sixty feet, in width, the center line of which commences 392 feet north of the southwest cornrr cf thc northeast quarter cf Section 21, Township 32, Range 1G, east, thence northeasterly to a point 739 feet south of the northeast corner of said Seotion 21. Also a strip of land rixty feet in width, the center line of which commences 739 feet south of the northwest corner cf Section 22, Township 12, Range 16, thence northeasterly Jo a pcint on the north line cf said Section. 1307.6 ifeet east 5f the corner of Section 22, Township 32, Range 16; Also a strip of land sixty feet in width, the center line of which commences 1307.6 feet cast of the southwest corner of Section 15 Township 32,. Range 16, east, thence northeasterly to a point 760 feet north of the southeast corner of.

the southwest quarter of Section 15; Also a strip land in width, tho center line of which commences at a point 760 feet north of the southwest corner cf the southeast quarter of Section 15, Township 32, Range 16, thence north-easterly to a nInt 3010.2 feet south of the northeast corntr of said Section 15. Also a strip of land sixty feet in width, tho center line cf which con mcnccs.at a point 3010.2 feet srtth of the northwest corner of Section 14, Township 32, Range 1C, east, Ithence northeasterly to a pcint SS0 feet east cf the northwest cotkt of the southwest quarter of, said Section 14; Also a strip cf land sixty feet in sv.dth, the center, line cf which com: mences at a point 6S0 feet east of the southwest corner of the northwest quarter of Sectlcn 14, Township 32, Range 16, thence northeasterly to a point 1010 feet north of the center cf said Section 14; Also a strip of land sixty feet In Hth. the center line cf which commences 1019 feet north of the center cf Section 14, Town- potnit heretofore described as the same has been and surveyed by said ccayany through the sections above naai2d to the west corporate limits of the city cf Cherryvale, Witness our hands at Independence, Kansas, this 22nd day of March, 1907 T. F. BURKE, T.

S. SALATHIEL, ANDY CURRY, (First published in The Coffeyville VVeeklv Journal. March 15, 1907.) COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE OF TOWN LOTS AND LANDS SUBJECT TO TAX DEED. Offlce of Treasurer, Inde pendence, Kansas, March. 14, 1907.

The following described town lots and lands situated in Montgomery county, state of Kansas, having been sold by the county treasurer of said county on the 6 th day of September, L04. for taxes cf the year 1903, and remaining unredeemed, notice is here by given that unless the said town lots and lands are, redeemed on or before the 9th day of September, 1907. they will be onveyed to the. purchasers. Interest, penalties and costs are estimated to the 9th day of September, J.

W. HOWE, County Treasurer. Lots in Elk City. Iccependence Savings bank, lots 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ex rty block 47 9.05 Elk City Ice com at sw cor. blk.

5, Balrd's add to Elk City, 60 east along east line blk. 3 to center of creek ne to point opposite' south line of blk. 5, west to 3.S8 Lots in Independence City. M. F.

Cain, lots 18 ana 19, blk. 54 2S0.20 Mclnnes Andrews Sub. Div. of South Half Lot 16 and North Half Lot 17, Holeman's Addition. C.

W. Harper, lots 9 and iu. block 1 5.75 J. G. Taylor, lots 7 and 8, block 2 24.56 Lands Situated in the Extension of City Limits of Independence.

W. C. Foreman, com. 26 ras. east of sw cor of ne quarter of nw quarter of sec 36, twp.

32, 15, east 19 2-3 rds, 33 1-3 rds, 8 2-3 rds, a 14 2-3 rds, 11 rds, south to beg; also com. at sw cor. ne quarter of nw quarter sec. 36, twp. 32, 15, east 37 rds, west 11 rds, south 19 rds west 26 rds to beg 27.72 Town Lots in Caney City, f.

M. Perkins, lots 1, 2. 3, blk. 6 111.16 Wm. lot 7, blk.

10 51.33 J. T. McKee, lot 19, blk. 10.. 11.80 Alice Hanlon, lots 1.

2, blk 13 65.76 L. Diviney, lots 10, 11 and 12, blk. 19 8.91 Lw Diviney, lot 7, blk. 53 17.00 Julia Cooksey, 48 ft south end lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, blk. 60.

55.52 C. Yoe 47 ft east side lot 4, blk. 7 Brooks' add .92 Cherryvale City. Amhurton, lots 9, 10,11, 12, block 45 3.90 Whalen's 2nd Add to Cherryvale. J.

Amburton, 100 feet end lots 9, 10, 11 118.93 Carson Baldwin's First Add to Cherryvale. A. Smith, guardian, lot 9, blk. 3 1..... 21.78 Plowman's Add to Cherryvale.

A. A. Brown, fot 3, blk. 1. I.

2.52 O. Jones, lot 13, blk. 1 16.00 Baldwin's Add to Cherryvale. Emma Richardson, com. at na cor blk 6, Baldwin add, west 100 ft, south 14U ft, "east 100 ft, north 141 ft to beg 21.69 Le at he rock's Add to North Cherry vale.

W. W. Thompson, 56 3-4 ft south end lot 6 2.08 Liberty City. Mary J. Wise, lots 15 and 16, block 5 2.99 Coffeyville.

Wesley Maddox, lot 3, blk. 1.. 2.73 Wesley Maddox, lot 4. blk. 1.

17.05 Samuel Jones, lots 7 and 8, Dlk. 2,. 9.53 1. W. Fuller, lot 2, blk.

3 30.11 W. Wrallace, lots 3 and 4, block 3 65.25 Emma J. Kinney, lots 1 and 2, block 5 15.46 pommercial Club First Add, Coffey ville. May L. Boothby, lot 7, block 1 3.93 Commercial Club, lot 12.

block 14 6.73 Upham', Pottery Aid, Coffeyville. Robert Stringer, lot 4. blrck A 46.53 Louisburg Township. G. W.

Kniffin, north half of ne quarter, except 1 acre, 8- 32-14 122.85 Rutland Township. George T. Guernsey, south half sw quarter of nw quarter 0-32-14 12.23 Independence Township. II. McEstee cois 13 anl MANY MATTERS OF THIS BUSINESS REP0H1 supr.

siNCLAia's Enrollment Large and Increasing Cther Matter cf General School Interest. Superiarendent W. M. Sinclair made hl3 report to the board of education at the meeting Monday night for the sixth month of school, the substance of which is as follows: Enrollment ....2745 Daily attendance 1923 The enrollment for the same period (luring xrevIous years was 2527 in 1006; 2182 la 1905; 1756 in 1904; 145C 1S03; 1CC5 in 1902. In his report Mr.

Sinclair accounted for the falling off of the average attendance over the preceding months of this school terra. lie said that the smallpox kept a great many out and that on account of the peculiar weather there were many who bad the la-grippe. The early spring also wa3 the cause of some of the boys staying out ind working In the gardens and tleanii.g up yards, and that there were all rr.anner of excuses sent in uor the alsence cf different ones. The report says: ''There are teachers who teach some things a great OVal better than they do others but tills will be the case as long the teachers are required to teach so many different branches and the need of department work Is to be seen from this result. Arranging fcr Commencement.

"Tho cemmenwmeni committee has made good progress in com-mencemen. matters and have decided t'. have four orations from the class and to have some distinguished person to address the class and the public. Governor Hocu and Hon. G.

W. Winans of Hutchinson hav each been given an invitation to make tho address and it is net yet known which can come. "It ha 3 teen decided to charge an admission of 23 cents for all thoso who attend the exercises except the members of the family of the different graduates and others such as the members of the school board both present r.nd past and the wives of the numbers of the board. The exercises will be held-in the auditorium of the high school building on Friday niht, May 10. i A City Institute.

Tho committee reported favorably on a city institute and the board adopted the report. The Institute will be opened May 13 and will close on May 21 The teachers' examination will follow on May 23. The election cf the teachers lor the coming year will held on May 28. The board appropriated $100 the institute expenses and a fee cf. $2 will Le charged each teacher who attends and they are urged to take advantage of this Institute, which will give many things that are very necessary for city teachers and which cannot be gotten in the county institutes.

The session is to te held in tho school building and it wiTl open each morning at 8 o'clock and close at noon. There will bo two lectures week, four lectures in all. Lectures in Auditorium. A com mi It co of the Federated Ylubs w-13 present asking for the use of the auditorium of tho high school for their lecture course next season. This request was granted providing they keep' the room in good shape r.nd paid Rr lighting, heating and the cleaning of the room.

Cn Manual Training. The committee appointed to inspect thvj manual training departments in the surrounding cities made their report, as follows committee to investigate the advisability of adding manual training to tho course in our high school, recommend that we add mechanical drawing. joine-. turning and domestic science, thieving that these subjects will tend to keep the boys and girls in school through tho high school course, an I that the hand and eye should bet rained, as well as the mind to make the perfect man or woman. And further recommend that the rules and regulations bo such that the pupil? taking any of these subjects shall keep up the other work in high standi: Instructions wero Issued to the janitors in the McKinley and Whlt-ticr huntings to make certain needed repairs.

The resignation of John Kamm as a member of tho board was presented and read and accepted. The following bills were allowed. Thomas Sanders 7. 3. CO A.

Davis William Newman Coffeyville Prihling Co. 57.00 A. M. Ragle 5.43 "We, beginning. 25-32-15 2.90 Cherry Township.

W. H. Crowl, com 869 feet south of north line of section on east side of S. K. railroad south ISO feet to Gulf R.

ne to of beginning, west to beginning, 9-S2-17 15. IS Belle Glore, at ne cor. of lot 1. block 1. Plowman's add to Cherryvale, 60 feet scuth 141 feet, cast 100 feet, north 141 feet, west 100 feet, 16-32-17 10.

T7 Liberty Township. J. A. Thompson, north half southwest quarter and south halt northwest quarter 13- 33-16 158. C2 Cherokee Township.

E. J. Waud, northeast of south east quarter 7-35-17 E. J. Waud, lot 4, 17-35-17 E.

J. Wauld, lot 8, 18-35-17 Parker Township. 53.04 29. ol 34.66 Robert Hcbson, let ex a 24-34-16 4.51 Coffeyville Vitrified Brick Co. com.

at ne. cor. no quar, 33 feet, west 75 rods, north 33 feet, east 75 rods to beginning, 35-34-16 4.23 Bcswell Vitrified Brick Co. com. 42 rods east of nw cor.

ne quarter, south 33 feet, east' 42 rods, north 33 fet, west 42 rods to beginning, 35-34-16 4.24 Boswell Vitrified Brlcfe a strip of land 33 feet wide running east and west nw quarter of nw quar, ne rod from north line 36-34-16 5.04 136.43 42.29 P. J. Schuck, ne quarter 15- 34-15 P. J. Schuck, lot 1, 15-35-16 (First Published in The Coffeyville W'eekly Jourhal, March 29, 1907.) SHERIFF'S SALE.

State of Kansas, Montgomery Coun ty, ss. Nannie K. Brown, doing business un der the firm name and style cf Brown Supply Company, plaintiff. vs. John II Jone3 and Maude L.

Jones, defendants. By virtue of an order of sale to me directed and delivered, issued out of the Fourteenth Judicial district court of the state of Kansas, sitting in and for jrrntgomery county, in said state, I will, on Saturday, the 27th day of April, A. 1907, at 2 o'clock p.m. of said day, at the south door of the court house, in' tho City cf Independence, in the county and state afore said, offer at public sale and sell to the highest bidder for in hand, all the right, title and interest of the above named defendants in and to the following described real estate, situate in the County of Montgomery, and State of Kansas, towit: Commencing at a point eight hundred and fifty-two (852) feet west and three hundred forty-one (341) feet south of 'the northeast corner of lot five (5), section six (6), township thirty-five. (35) range seventeen (17); thence running south fifty (50) feet; thence west cue hundred and forty-seven (147) Jeet; thence north fifty (50).

feet; thence east one hundred forty-seven (i47) feet, to the point of beginning. Said property levied on and to be sold as the property. of the above named defendants. .1 C. M.

PAXSON, Sheriff. By Harvey Backus, Deputy Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Independence, March 2G. 1907. Ayrea Welch, attorneys for plaintiff! (First published in.

The Coffeyville Weekly Journal March 2Q, 1907.) PUBLICATION NOTICE. In the district court of Montgomery county, Kansas. WTolford, Plaintiff John Fleming, Mary II. Morris, Ijevi C. 3Iorris and A.

J. Buchanan, and their unknown heirs, devisees, executors, administrators and trustees. Defendants. -To the above named defendants, Joha Fleming, .11. Morris, Levi C.

Morris and A. Buchanan, if alive, and their unknown heirs, devisees, executors, administrators and trustees, if dead. You and each of you, are hereby notified that you have been sued the district court of i Montgomery Kansas. Jn an action therein pending wherein J. J.

Wolford Is plaintiff and John A. Fleming, Mary H. Morris, Levi C. Morris and A. J.

Buchanan, and their unknown heirs, devisees, executor, administrators and trustees, are defendants, and that onles3 you answer the petition of the I lain tiff filed in sal action In said court on cr before the 13th day of May averments and allegation? in said petition contained will be taken as true and a Judgment will be rendered against you, and each of you, as prayed for fcj sad thrrty fee north of the prop-jS3d center line The Union Tracticn company; Also a strip of land commencing 1173 feet south of the acrthwest ccr ner of the northeast quarter of Se ticn 13, township 32, Rang 16, east, thence easterly to a point 1526 feet south of the ncrtheast corner Sec ticn 13, Tcwnship 32, Range 16, east. 5.19 acres, more or less, nl also incluiing all land lying north of the north right cf way line of tl't Atchison, Santa Fe rail read and a line drawn parallel and thirty feet north cf the proposer' center line c'f the Unicn Tracticr ccmrany; AIsd a strip cf land sixty r-cct oi in width, commencing at ut 1C20 feet couth of the r.crthwes" ccrner cf 18, Townshp 32 17 eas', thence easterly to the yzt Hhc- cf lot eight (8) to a poin )50 south of the north line of sai: let eight (S), and including all land iyiiag bctueen the ncrth line of the Atchison, Topeka Sarita Fe railroad and r. line parallel 'With and thirty feat north the prcp-scd cen lno of the Union Traction com pany; Also a strip of land sixty feet or more in width commencing at a pcinl '50 south of the northwest cor-ir of lot" seven (7) in Section IS, Township 32, Range 17 ea-3t, thence p.nd ncrr.h-tiats.Wrly (through ot seven (7) and six .6) and five (5) in said section, to the northeast ccrnor of said lot five (5), and in-rluaing all lands lying between the ncrth line of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railroad and a line parallel with and thirty feet north of the pro Mscd center line of the Union Trac- ficn companj', except a triangular 2ieee in said let five (5) lying between tha prepesed right oi vny line of the Unin Traction Com rnny and the north right of way line the Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe railroad; Also a triangular piece cf land situ-ted in the extreme southeast corner, of lot 4, Section IS, Township 32 17, east, containing aiore cr less. Also a of land sixty feet In the center line of which cpm-rn-iicea at the southeast corner of lot four (4), in Section 18, Township 32 ange 17 feast, thence north 62 degrees, 26 minutes east, a distance cf 2428 feet to' the north line of said Section IS; Also a strip of land sixty feet in width, 'the? center line of which commences at a point 487 feet west of southeast corner of Section 7, Township 32, Range 17 east, thence lortheisterly to a pcint 2S7 feet lcrth of the southeast corner of said Section Also a itrip of land sixty feet- in width, the center line cf which corn-nonces at a point 287 feet r.crth of the south jrest corner of Section Township 32, Range 17, east, tlunce -lcrtheasterly 734.4 feet t3 a pcint 535 reet north cf the south eft said 3ecticn Also a strip cf land sixty feet in vidth, the center line of which com di, tho intersection of the vest corporation line of the city cf, Cherryvale, Kansas, cn Main street 1 aid city, thence 235.6 feet a point 533 feet north of the south lno of sail 8, Township 32, -tang 17. And that as uch commissioners they will moot on the 25th day of April, 1907, at the hour ot 10 o'clock at a point on the proposed line said road of the Union Tracftlon company as the same has been sur-'yed, and a ma? rr plat and Ik thereof filed In the office of the County Clerk of Montgomery; Kansas a pcint cn the east corporation line of the cit-r zt Independence, Kansas, where aid easti line iiterscts the center line of Oak street in city, to condemn to th? extent and in the manner provided by a r-ight cf uray sixty (60) feet in width fcr said railroad, except where it ccsary for the proper construction of road to take more than sixty (60) eet in width, then as much more as la described in the map and profile of said road filed in.

the office of the County Clerk of said Montgomery rounty, Kansas. Also to lay eff and condemn for the said the Union Trac- est, title or estate equity of redemption In and to any real estate or any part thereof, and for costs ot suit in this behalf expended. J. F. WOLFORD, Bv ZIEGLER DANA His Attorneys.

(First published In The Coffeyvilte Weekly Journal. March 29, 1907) PUBLICATION NOTICE. In the district court of Montgomery county, state of Kansas. George Nelson Delvee, Plaintiff, vs Julia Delvee, Defendant. "ISald Defendant, Julia Delvee, will take notice that she has been sued i the district court of "Montgomery county, state of Kansas, by the said plaintiff, George Nelson Delvee.asking that the bonds of matrimony now existing between you and plaintiff bo annulled and set aside and an abso lute decree for divorce be granted him against you for abandonment and ex treme cruelty, and that you must ans wer said petition filed therein 1 i- tlff, on or before the 11th dry of A.

1907, or said petition, will be taken as true, and Judgment rend: red for plaintiff as prayed fcr in said petition. GEORGE NELSON DELVEE. By B. GILTNER. His Attorney.

(Seal) Attest: J. W. MILLER. Clerk of District Court. PASTURE Have 100 of good pasture and cv.n pasture 50 head of cattle, plenty cf shade nnd water.

Apply to Elarn Young. Roue 1, city. 16 6-2W Clover Seed for Sale. I have good clover seed for sale, two miles south of Co'rcyvllle. Fred A.

Schuetz. A TABLET TO MR. WCLLS. Robert L. Wells' Memory Honored at SL'Paul's Church.

A tablet to the memory of Robert Lloyd Wells was unveiled in St. Paul church, Easter Sunday, at 10.15 a.m., with beautiful and very Impressive ceremonies, conducted by F.ev. A. S. Freese, the rector.

Flower avl-mOl the tablet Sunday. This tablet was erected by St. Prison's Guild, and tho Rev. Father E. J.

Dent, of 'London, England who was former rector of St. paulfs parish here and the founder cf St. Prlsea's Guild. The- tablet Is of jure white marble about three feet htight and two feet wide at the base and roads as follows: To the Glory cf God end he Loving Memory 'of ROBERT LLOYD' WELLS. Who Entered Into Paradise July 14, 1903.

He glveth His beloved sleep. Mr. Wells was one of the most earnest worker3 In the church, and been Junior Warden of St Paul? ior over twenty years, and no mre beautiful way could be found of ating hU memory than by the erection of this stone. GOOD TJME TO DRAG. This is the Season to Use the New Kansas Law.

Now that tho Kansas legislature ha.i passed a Jaw authorizing the ttownship trustees to have work done upon th public improvement, it would be a good time for the various township of this county to begin making somo arrangements for a syalematic adoption of the good roads idea. The timo of year is right at hand when the need cf good roads is most apparent. Wha with tho softening of the ground by the frost leaving it, and what with tho protracted rains of March and April, the roads at this season of the yeqr get into a condition when they are almost Impassable for days at a time. AT I OLA, TOO. Like Parsons and Coffeyville, tola Secured the W.

O. W. Home. Tola Register: State Manager J. W.

Kaiser of the W. O. W. today closed a deal for the Hankins place north town, securing an option on the 20-acre Hankies tract on the hill north of the city, at 200 an acre in case the Woodmen the, World at their na-ticnai convection, decide Iola. Is to be ie location for the 100,000 bom which the order will erect for disabled Koyereigns.

and orphans of eovereigmi. At the national encampment at Norfolk, next the location and kind or building will be decided upon. Any skin Itching Is a temper-tester. The more yau scratch the worse it itches. Dpau's Ointment cures ecr.ena any bkin Itching.

At all i it 1 I I I as I yourXbruises on the face and arms. Known at Bartlesville Bartlesville Enterprise: Ensign Andrus, who is in charge of the Bartlesville barracks cf the Salvation Army, was calle dto Coffeyvilfc? j'C3- terday by the death of Captain Anna Llnley, who passed away at her poet fduty after an illness of five weeks. Captain Ldnley had been connected with the Salvation Army for fifteen years and had served eight years as a commissioned officer. She wa3 very popular in the Army and was one of its best workers. Building New Tool House.

Tho Misouri Pacific have completed in their carpenter shop here ten section tool hoiue? far use ou the division. These houses are of a new pattern -and are being adopted all over the system. They are Sxl3 feet and are frame buildings. At most place3 thero has been simply a tool box used, which does not accommodate the larger tools, and hand cars, and this will be a great improvement. ship 32, Range 16, east, thence tioa company, land necessary for eide-northcisterly 1221 feet on the center tracks sufficient to enable sald'ccm-iine of said strip which i3 paralkl i pany to Vcn street, and repair with the Topeka Santa and sidetracks and the right to make Fe railroad right way; drains alcng, to arrd from the, Also a strip of being continn-ine of Vs said railroad." at ion of the last above- described! Said commissioners will cemmenee strip cf land, to a point 12C9.6 feet libors at th toe sUtei.