The Kinsley Mercury from Kinsley, Kansas • Page 8

ANNOUNCEMENT 3 C. W. Beeler, President; T. V. Aderhold, Cashier; G.

E. Bonn ell, Vice-President; A. F. Wilson; Assistant Cashier I hereby announce myself as candidate for renomination to the office of COUNTY ATTOR-KEY, subject to the will of Democratic voters at the Primary. M.

A. MERTEN. 1 The National Bank of Kinsley Capital and Surplus, $40,000 3 K)J U) Our Deposits are Guaranteed by the Deposit Guaranty and Surety Company, of Topeka, Kansas. iiD 3 I am a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Congress for the Seventh Congressional District, subject to the August Primary. JOUETT SHOUSE.

Kinsley, Kansas. What made the little boyblue. Wilson and T. V. Directors: i C.

W. Beeler, H. B. Beeler, G. E.

Jonnell, M. C. Tubbs Momid Marc 91 ft 2 E. A. NOBLE, Vice Pbes.

A. MERPwYMAN, Asst. Cash B. E. EDWARDS, Pbes.

F. B. HINB Gashteb. Exercise takes fat off from some people and puts it on others. Be careful which you are.

As I have sold my farm and must give possession March 20th I will on the I the date named above commencing at TO a sell the following described prop And to think that our government should have gone into partnership erty, consisting principally of live stock, at my pla 2 miles, south and 1-2 mile east of Kinsley KINSLrHV BANK. -ESTABLISHED 18B7. Capital and Surplus $40,000 We sell Wells Fargo Co. travelers checks and Jdraw mr drafts direct on all foreign countries. Safety deposit boxes for rent.

with a monster like Villa. As time moves on the policy of "watchful waiting" seems further A.H1 I 22 Head of Catlle 10 Cows All Good flilkers uuu siiu lurinerirom accompiisnmg results. -DI RECTO RS- E. A. NOBLE.

F. B. HINE. JOUETT SHOUSE B. F.

TATUM. L. F. PERRET J. PARKER.

E. E. EDWARDS. A. M.

MSRRYMAN. E. T. BID WELL. From The Belpre Bulletin u.

I'lxiey ana sons were over from Kinsley Saturday getting his horses, which he has had on wheat giving from 2 1-2 to 4 gallons of milk per day. The cows have all come fresh since December 17 4 head of heifers 5 to 12 months old 1 short yearling steer 1 red cow years old. will be fresh in April 1 roan cow 6 years old will be fresh in May 1 Gurnsey cow will tie fresh in July 1 pure bred black polled cow, 4 years old, extra good, will be fresh in May 6 high grade Shorn and Hereford cows, all NOTICE 1 vi -i a i n- -i i 3 3 We now handle and deliver, Hay, Bran, Shorts, Flour and Coal. Mules, Horges, Hogs, Etc. jack, coming 3 years old.

June 17, black with white points i Kinsley Grain Lumber Co. NorthSide of Railroad pasture, near Belpre this winter. J. E. Griffith received the sad news, Thursday of the death of his brother at Mound Missouri, but was unable to attend the funeral.

Miss Nora Auten arrived, Saturday morning, from her home at Akron, Colorado, and will spend the summer here her sister, Mrs. C. M. Clark and husband. George Carlile, and brother-in-law, Eugene Green of Haviland have bought the garage owned by J.

E. Hardy and arrived with their household goods, yesterday. A delightful surprise was planned and carried out, Thursday evening, at the John Biernacki home, south 3 very heavy bone, 15 hands standard measure, fine action and a good individual. 1 jennet, 14 1-2 hands high, very heavy bone, with jack fcal by side 3 months old 1 4 year old. jennet, in foal to Mclaughlin jack.

3 3 year old jennets in foal to McLaughlin jack 1 gray mare, wt 1300 lb in foal to McLaughlin horse 1 bay mare weight 1400 in foal 1 draft colt coming 2 years old, weight 11 00. extra good 5 pure bred Duroc brood sows shoats 1 1-2. dozen chickens 1 Old. Trusty incubator with brooder of town in honor of his son Joe's 21st birthday. The evening was spent in playing the usual games, $30 $30 TeFITIS Of IW Al1 sums of less than $10 cash.

On sums of more than $10 af credit until Sep- I 13 VJi OdlC; tember 1st, 1914 will be given on approved security, without interest if paid when HlTD rr4- nr Va- i 1 1 i $10 or more There will be a lunch stand on the ground after which appetizing refreshments were served. At a late hour the guests dispersed to their various honiis having enjoyed a pleasant social evening. From The Belpre Argosy. G. H.

Kearney and family of Gt. Bend drove over last week for a visit with their son-in-law, Andy Merricks. Mrs. M. J.

Snooks and family are here visiting her brother, Cap Mon-aghan and family arriving last Saturday. Lyman Williams arid family spent Sunday witn O. D. Clark and family. Bert Hunsley rented the C.

S. A. B. BURNSIDES, Auctioneer S. T.

MANUEL, Clerk B. P. SHULL, Prop. CALIFORNIA OREGON WASHINOTTN California tickets of sale March 15th to April 15th Reduced rates to points in other western Come and meet the auctioneer Mr. Rurnsides, of Garden City, who after May 1, will be located south of Kinsley Laird property and will be perman ently locate here.

Frank Hinshaw, of Pierceville, states will be quoted on application to was nere visiting at D. Unzickers. Best Bargains in Kansas ast week. Miss Nora Auten returned from H. O.

TEED, Agent Kinsley, Kansas Adron, Colorado, Saiurday morning afler a two years' absence. She is visiting with her sister, Mrs. C. M. Clark.

The local ball fans were out prac ticing up Friday evening. Some of the boys have purchased new bats and ate getting the swing of them again. Tom Brown has already Kinsley Feed Store Flour, Cliop, Hay. Cash paid for Eggs and Poultry. We do all kinds of feed grinding.

Phone 84 W. B. Fravel, Mg. dreamed a game wherein Belpre batted till sun-down on a certain neighboring team. (First Published ip the Kinsley Mercury February 19, 1814.) Publication of Summons Santa Fe Trail Garage D.

I. EVANSv Proprietor State of Kansas, To The Defendants, Wil 1 i u.ni m. )ve and Ixve, his wife. whose christian name is unknown to said plaintiff, as though you were living and to your unknown heirs, executors, adminis trators, devisees, trustees and assigns, as This ranch contains 36q5 acres and is located eight miles south-west of Pierceville; and 12 miles southeast of Garden City, in Finne county. This tract is 6 miles south of the Arkansas river, in a well settled and a well farmed part of the county, and lies in the famous Ivan-hoe Valley, that is considered as good land as there is in the state.

The soil is 12 to 15 feet with a heavy black sandy loam, then a red clay subsoil for about 40 feet, then gravel which is laid with soft sheet water that is inexhaustible. There is not a hill, rock, lagoon, draw or spot of. poor soil on the entire tract. There is not another tract of land that is as near perfect as this land. It all inone body and is all fenced and watered with windmills ready to use, and is leased for grazing this season, one section.

Stock do finem this grass the year around and our cattlemen double their money in one year by. grazing this land, and never feed their cattle only when the ground is covered with snow. The grass is mostly buffalo but has some grama with it. There is just enough sand in the soil to make it farm nice, but it is not sandy. The land on all hides of this ranch is improved and settled with farmers from central Kansas, who are building good homes and prospering.

They are growing good crops of wheat, co oats, barley, cane, Jtnom corn and other similar crops. Crops can be seen around this ranch that will much more than pay for the land they were grown on. There is a good telephone and mail route running south from each of these towns, and the roads from the. ranch to either town are the very best for hauling or automobiles. At the present time there are no buildingg and no land in cultivation.

on this ranch. But every acre of it could be plowed in one big land with a steam or gas traction plow, would be ideal for large farming, which can be done very cheap in this way. And we have plentyof rain to always have good crops on this kind of soil, as it is always loose and fertile-and holds the moistures The wheat crop on the sod will pay for the breaking and pay for the land if it is just an average season. Land 12 to 20 miles southeast of this ranch is selling for $20 to $35 per acreand it is not as good land, and is not xin as good a location. The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Co.

are building a road from the Gulf to Denver that will be within four miles of this land. Pierceville has two general stores, lumberyard, coal bins, grain market, hotel, blacksmith shop, livery barn and.restaurant. Garden City is the county seat of the county and hasa population of 4,000 people and is one of the best towns in Kansas west of Hutchinson The mam who buys this ranch and holds it will not only, make himself a fortune but will leave his family the greatest heritage of. mankind. For as long.as population continues to increase thi land will grow in value.

Any of this tract of. land will sell for $15. per aereif cat up in quarter section tracts, and will sell for $25. per acrewUhin two years But any man that has the money would rather pay more for this ranch than to invest in scattered lamia:" The- owner of this ranch II mougn you were dead. You and each of you, will take notice that you have been sued in The District Court of Edwards County, Kansas, by the plaintiff, J.

8. Bai ley, and that said plaintiff did on the 17th day of February, 19H, file his petition In Automobiles, Automobile Supplies and Accessories Also does a General Garageand Liv-erv Business. said court against you and each of you, for to quiet his title In and, to The West of iu- ouutnwest oi section 29. in Township Range 16, est of the 6th, P. in Ed- wards.

County Kansas, and that unless you and each of you answer said plaintiff's peti tion nied in said court on or before the 6th day oi April, 1814, said plaintiff will be granted a decree against the defendants. wnuamM.Lovpand Love, his wife. A'nose cnmtlan name is unknown to saici plaintiff, as though they were living, and igalost the defendants, their unknown heirs, executors, devisees, trustees and assigns, as though said William M. Love and Love, his wife, whost hrlstian name is unknown to said plaintiff were dead, forever quieting in said, plaltlfl ill Hie light. Interest and title In and to the -foresaid real property, and forever barring and enjoining you and each of yon from any right, interest and title in and to said real property adverse to said plain, tiffs title thereto.

J.B. Hayes Attorney for Pltnifr carry UCL1UCU win. ben uue section or any larger amount at dV.50 per acre 3 and will one-half the amount for three years at 6 per cent interest. E. B.

Wyatt General Blacksmith Woodwork Horseshoeing and Plow Work a specialty. Williams old stand KINSLEZ, KANSAS ELITE CAFE Good things to eat and drink. Short orders a specialty Meals 25c CHAS. OA Prop. I have been over the state many times andean that gain In the state.

Three or four men could handle this ranch and never miss thi i the best bar-the money. Trade of no kind will be considered. Jess Garden City, Kansas; home from Excelsior Springs, Friday night. At this time he is ported decidedly improved. --Lev is the undersigned clerk of the district ourt of Edwards County, Kansas, hereunto et my hand and official seal this 17th day of February.

1914 H.J. Wilson Clerk of the District Courts Ray Jenkins, Porter and Perry Press. Eay brought Unclo immie Bay (SEAL).