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1914. Bad hdicatiott Should be Lost in -Purifying Your At the firs of plmplrs and I -iscarcliinR infjiinl lialli with s. S. tlic grraiest hlmxiIpurMlrr'Unowii tii man. liivs llio pomillnr ioGtton- of tlinmirh x.hn intt'stincs Its-lniliii 'ini' is a'l work in every Iliiv eapjllnry.

JCvery OTiTv -tM'jran rtftiK" body; jroepindK Itil efreii a liller l.i strain flio blond of iiiiiinrilies; 'i'le' sliiiuilatiiig prnp- K. S. eenipel tlie skill. liViT, li'bowols, to all work to f.v the 70BP enii -every irrl- tatn every alum of acrnraiilalions in life eanses acid (o, dissolve. feniliTs: iliem nen- tra! se'afiers (Iiose peeiijiar format skin llial raii.se l)olls' eruptions.

of all. Ilil.i remsrk.Tlile remedy Is WPleonie to tlie weakest jstoraacli. In a time S. S. S.

the striictive so under control that all cruptilve-plaees I yon ean pet P. S. S. at any driis storp. TJewaie of any effort to sell yon someitiinj; rlalmeil.

to he "just cood." If yonr.s Is poeiiMar ra.so and vhmi desire od- write to the fswift. HpcclQc 212 Ua. (Mrs Friiiik Myors.l. JLir 'V; OiivRr iuiiablv''o 1)1- us nu.eUni; imt ofl" unlit' tinothcr liri'ii h'Tluyod infots iho TiK'sdiiy tlioy nvc fKiKicnv.si froii: (h(j (illTi'rciii ovor Knilih iiighl, -J-'-i tlu- worth will a social 'lo lioine aiiii Canip' l-i which all ftiviti'd l.a ro- Jirnw Friday HiL a crowd of rairic Hall wont over to to talk. to Mioin.

They. soVn; bm not ri (o i Mri-. Cress, -ir (l and Aiiilrov, iiid illadys. simni Tuos- dliy wit!) Ci.i^ck Ward is a few" dayi. Cusicd; niuiil.

J.iiuiary '24 Mr. will (l elialk a'k tluM 'Mr i-nteTLainin-'lalkor and all invit -oj; hear liini and ollior.s of llvf noighborliorid "vvlui djsire nro sroinp. IpiKjli "and' sjierid -Wlp with Mrs to with jicr sowing I Capt. H. A.

arid son Richard nictoTPd out io. this neiKhbbrhoot' on hnsiness cpnrting in lola this V'vok Another ycjnng man of 'his iieishbffrhood pees up froiiiipntly for tlte'silnc imriiose. iiui onlv on Sundays. Jliss Ethcd Seymour of lola, spent jAni -k iih Mr. and Mrs.

Peck "She and Mrs. Peck spent one day "her Frank Al'rs. en Mrs. Myers one aflfrnonn l.asi week. Ciws.

W.agner is cutlinir hcd for Mr op the farm manaijed hy Seymour and daugh'-r Jeiuitilie rami- out from'-4ola Jlonda; toiiwii.iga things in the honir for fowl days as Mi's is, oii llie: sick list. I sale'V, iinit.h nf arsuccess tor who secv- ed lunch well for the Brf-u- tekes, $24,40. is st lyipt at. Ibc Ills r. II Cifss.

Kcllfv At Mrs Sunday. i con.sisling of grapes. pcachoB, Ralph Ellis received a hundred pfjuncja bf frani Oregon last weelt. r. Pqe la raovlns on tO'tho old Baix- ley place this week which was vaciit- ed by Mr.

Strack lately. Krlest TowloSiSold kaftlp corn Cod-i dor to Giandm'a Onhorn, of Plcaaant Valley lasl. week. LoM Foster faiiilb- a visit from his hrother-ln-kiw, Ueuliin iinil fiiiiilly luHtiSiiiulay, Harry Culhert.son boughl alfalfa setnl froii! N'li 'k Bonnet Be-n nrowiL' this we I); Wrlfihl finished Ills barn on the Sloiin fariUj which he now owns, this 31 lis. (Jll-rKIT'S ITKMS.

Ladies' Aid cleared tive dollar-s at tlieHrenncckc sale. TWosc who helped were: Me.siIa.iHcs Gullett. Wagner, Smart, Cuptck, Kleljy, Canip, Andriiss, An- ifoll.v, See- vcrs, -Misses Boyer, and Glady.s Scevers. The young girls did; noble Work struggling through the crowd for the dimes and' very-; few could resist theHeniptation to eat. Mr.

and Wess Smart spent Snn- (i in with Mr. and Mrs. Toni llerron. who haye liitely inoycd to Sloran fromi the farm. Fi'ed ami Ilnmer TroxeH have moved, onto Claud Stewart's farm.

Mrs. Troxell attended Sunday Schol and went lu the class with her old friends. re to say good -hye to Mr. Ransom's family last Monday. They are moving to lola.

Mrs. Sliin.gley attended the sale at Mr. Wednesday. The crowd was large, the dny wa.s fine. new gas well, the best in the field, was brought in Sunday on the Saiin- dcr's farm.

The Kpwortli League Social will, be held Friday evening at Caiiip's The lad'ies arc reiiuested to bring cake and fruit." The Ijailics' id is expecting to "have an all day social at Mrs. and sew, her. Annaboii Andniss was borne over Sunday. letter from Ben Smith says he.Is an elcvat 'or at Crys- Ita! Lake. By the Bqn is a reader or the Register and be and his family where ever they go.

ve -app of Spring. I I iind Mrs. Tip Williams Mr. and Lee Venable. and Charlie Venable for dinner Suiidar after Si 'iivday and Mrs.

Van Camp entertained as Sunday guests, Mr. aAd Mrs. Gullett uid Miss Round. Ml. and Boekcii and family were the gp of I )ar- Sunday.

Sam Cain (ailed on and Mrs. Sunday evening. Ijallarpe, will give a. chalk talk at Prairie Hall SaCiirday: niglii. are invited andlanyone who ever had-thc of hearing liine of Leighty's talks will surely to hear this one.

Air. and Mrs. AVill Anderson and Mrs. VanCanip went to lola Tuesday. Mr.

Elliott, who sure isj a believiT in printer's ink, is a brothcr-fn-law of Mr VanCanip. His price lists in the Register-draw a large country trade. Mr. and Mrs. Andruss entertained the following guests, W.

Walker, W. Giillett, Tip "Wlilliamk All report a sidendid OLD-TIME COLD TEA i a small package of Hamburg Breast Tea, or as the German folks call it, "Hamburger Brust Thee," at any pharmacy. Take, a of the tea. put "a cup of boiling water up-, on it, pour through a sieve and drink a teacup full at any time. It the most effective way to -break a cold and cure grip, as it opens, the relieving congestioii.

Also loosens the bowels, thus breaking a cold at once. ONION lAfis K. C. Ellis) Sluaii came lioiiic frdiir.OrcKoii lustiweck. Ml- flscar children who sick and not cxpecirHl reported One has iKid -pneumonia and the other sonie- Ihing which 'caused sp al their iiomrT in Roy Foster is to be in a very serious condition as the result of ii fall wbicb.be got isonie! time jago 1 and hurt his- liack.

-The spelling school at llockinlc last Friday night wais a from every Mrs. E. E. B'rpwn came tFirst IPubhshed January 7. 1914.) NOTICK' OF MISISTRATOR.

Slate cpf Kansas, Allen County.iss. In the of the Estate of John Si 'hlcmmer, late of Allen County, Kan- Jkhh. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. riot ice Is Hereby Given. That on the I 'Mil day of A.

D. 1914. the undersfgnod was. by-tbe Probate Court of Allien iCounty, Kansas, diily appointed and (lualifjed as Adininistraior of Ihft restate of Scblemmer, late of County, deceased. All parties interosteij In estate "will take notice and govern themselves accordingly.

C. E. SCHLEMMER. (11-7-14-21 Administrator. out best two or three spelled about thri The W.

O. W. closely followed by er teachers, Aside LEGALS. (Published (JKNKKAVilBDLVAXCC An Ordlniince to ing and levying special asslesBnienta upon certain lots, parts of and pieces ground to pay th4 cost ot curbing, grading, paving and guttering that portion of South Kentucky Street lying of the north lino of Broadway, thcilce south tO! the city limits; also, that part of First Street commencing at line of the Missouri Pacific rightiior-. wa.v, thence south, to tlie nprth, dt: East Avenue; alep, of Elm Street commencing pputti; line of East Jackson Avenue, south to the north line of Bast MadtaOB also; that part of West Lincoln Street' beginning.at the west line of North' Washington thence west to east! linecof North State Street; for macadamizing of State Street, commencing at the uortJi line of West Lincoln StreetL thence north to the south line of Weft Bjich- nnan Street.

And to pay the, cost of curbing at t)ie, line of East Street thehce-south to the north line of Broadway; also. North Walnut Street beginning at the north lino of West thence north to the south line of West Lincoln Street and relating to the collection of taxes levied being in the city of lola, Kansas. Be it Ordained by the Board of Commissioners of of tola, Section 1." That for the purpose paying the cost of excavating, grading, curlilng, guttering and paying that part of Kentucky lying south of the north line of Broadway thenee south to the City limits; also, thatj part of First Street commencing at the south line of the Missouri Pa-. cifld right-of-way thence south to the of East Mad.i8on that part of Elm Street commencing al the south line of East Ave. south to the north lin'o of East Madrson also, that part of Kim Stre9t commencing at the south line, of EUtst Jitckson south to the north Uhe of Eiist Madison also that pajt; ot West Lincoln Street beginning at the west linc.ot North Washington thence west to the eart line of North State Street; also, for macadamizing that part of Nprth State Street commencing at the north Ilnfe' of West Lincoln Street, thence north to the; south line of West Buchanan.Street.

And to pay the cost of curbing street.beginning at the south lliie of East Street tbonco south to the nprtji line-of Broadway; also, Street beginning at the north line of West thence north to the south line of West Lincoln Street and relating to the collection of taxes leVfled thereon, all being in the City of lola. Kansas, not including the cost of excavating, guttering paving the areas by the. cross-, ings of streets and and pot including Railroa.d'rlghtrofTway8i\there is hereby apportioned, Jevied and sessed as sspecial asaessment lets, parts of lots and pieces, pf ground liable therefor, according to the alp- praised value of said lots and pieces of ground without regard to the lin- proveinentsi or buildings thereon, as js hereinafter jset forth. sessments are based; upon 'the ppectal 'i'aluatlon. and appraisement of said lots.

of and pieces of ground: and the special levied and assessed against each of the same are. as Section That part of South Ken-, tiieky. Street lying south of the north line oir Broadway south to tlie CItv limits, the several amounts are as follows: i Broolilyn PaA.j Esther Keyser. lot 1 block 93 15 E. Bennett, lot 2 blocK D.

Shiiey. lot 3 block 12 83i'84 1. and- L. Assoc. lpt.4 block 12: 83.83 E.

Foster, lot 5 12 Li J. Barton, lot 6 block 12 t. J. Barton, lot 7 tlock 12 83:84 M. C.

Edwards, lot'8 block 12 Wells, lot 1 block. 79.i57 Frank R. Clark, lot 2 block 71.12 Elmer C. Gorrell.lot 13- 71.13 Bowius. lot 4 bl.ock 13 71.13 H.

Schuette, lot 5 block Tiil2 Thomas E. Ewing. lot 6 block 13 71.13 White, lot 7 block 71.13 E. Marple. lot 8 block 71.13 E.

Marple. lot 9 block 7113 Edward Marple. lot 10 block 13 76.83i| Henderson Powell's Add. Ira Mack, lot 9 block 1 J. T.

T. W. Graf, north lot 8 block 1 39.02. Trinity M. E.

Church, tract of unplatted ground 1 Bunnell's Add. District No. 10, lot 10 School nistrict No. 10, lot' 9 block 2 84.20 School District No. 10.

lot 8 block 2 84.20 B. Adams; lot 7 block 2 84.20 H. B. Adams, lot 6 block 2 90.69 Edward-s' Add. lot 10 jblock 91.66 Clarence Luce, lot 11 block 4 84.60 Frank Canataey, lot 8 hlock.24 (W.

lot 8 block 24 (B. A SHiSet, lot 9 block 24 iWWtaker Add. L. Ray, lot L. R.

4 A. B. Twadelli lot Jphn SlocuTO, lot 21.,. Dayton, lot I EVuBH Add. 0has.

M. lot 8 Chas. M. Punk, lot 9 Carrie McGlnnls. lot 10 Ray Taylor, lot 11 (W.

H. iCook. "i W. H. Cook, lot J.

Hamiitom lot 5 C. M. ConverneKlpt 4 (W, riii A lot 8 A. 7 E. lotjS.i A.

loti 5 A. M. lot A. M. 10 A Richards, lot.ll A.

M. ftichards. lptt-12'(W. A. M.

24 (N. part) 31.38 311.38 62.78 38.29 82.94 102.09 133.98 62.25 47.43 23.72 65.21 59.29 53.35 26.67 f.1.66 1 ,45.91 ,40.18 37.30 45.91 40.117 21.23 11.47 8.59 froiJLlhe teachers Mr. Tommy O'Brien best that night, lodge erected a fine monujnent at the 'gravp of Johnny Van the Dewitt ceinelery last which Willi be iinveiled some time 'spring. Mrs. K.

received" a h'un- dred poimds of dripd fruits from her sister Maggie in last-week, Special Bargains in slightly used Singer Machines forf SETM PHroWf, SalcumaB: -S05 S. Jefferson Phone 6S8 Northrup National Bank FOKTV OF tCOXSEKVATlVE IPi JOLA' for (he UUHUMI States, State of Kansas, and Allen County'' MILLER. President. MELVIN FRONK, Cftshier. JO-NES.

Assistjaut Cas F. A. NORTHRUP, Vice-Prest; L. NORTHRUP. Vice-Prcst.

Section 4, Eliii Street: RhoadeV Add. M. and R. E- McCreary, lot 1 block IS $..79.14 E. Slough, Ipt 2 block "7254 Anna M.

Baker, lot 8'block 18 fE. 29.67 J. R. Stewart, block .29.67 Jos. Walker, lot 9 block 18..

Jos. Wailker, lot 10 block 18.. J9.14 Elmer lot 5 block 24.. :94.61 H. F.

Ba'gby, lot 4 block 24 86.73 iSdward Canfleld. lot 6 block 24 94.61' S. E. Ledford. lot 7 block 24...

86.74 Boughton's SHII-WT. School Dist. No. JO, tract 409.09 A. M.

Nelson, part of block 96.2" Grace E. Waugh; part of blk 84.24 A. W. Beck block 216.62 Ewing. lot 12 block 4 T.

S. Ewing. lot 13 i)lock T. Ewing, lot 14 block 4..... Eli H.

Holt, lot 15 block 4 W. D. Reid, lot 16 block 4 G. T. Bird, lot 17 block 4..

-Alexander Hamilton, lot 18 block 4 84.60 84.61 84.61 84.61 84.61' 84.61 88.14 Section 3. First Street. Bpnghtoa's 1 M. Shoemaker, part of block and B. F.

Houk, part pf block 7i.73'! P. H. Frelermuth, part of block P. H. of block 61.49 4'ertaiH TnetH in Sab.DtT.- T.

J. and C. B. Anderson, lot 1 block s-d 70.45 Margaret Stewairti lot 2 block i a-d 65,05 Margaret Stewart, lot 3 block Bsrd 59.13 H. C.

IFord or D. O. Jones, lot 5 block 69.13 Florence E. Gilliband. lot 6 block B-s -d 65.05 Florence JB.GIlllhand..

lot 6 i 70195: IddltkB. T. S- frjlpck J. W. Slater, lotlltilbck Jdk B.

W'block 38. Ji M. Japksdii, Hugh block. 38... 7 38...

J. PuncBn, lot 1.1 block lot 10 block 27 Paul A lot i. 9 block 27 jr M. Bartels, lot 8 tilpck 27 Jot 7 block 87. N.

Jones, lot 12 block Ida lot il Ada Carmaln, lotr 10 blocV 22.. Wl son, lot E. lot 22-. S. lot 7.

22... -Diilley, J. J.Dailey.lot 5 block 23 p. B. lot 4 M.

C. Bradley, lot 3 block Reynolds, 23.. S. t. BreckeuKidgctall bjk 23.

N. yezlG. 26...... Ethel lot 5 block 26.. J.

lot .4 block 26... B. Dickey, lot 3 block 26... UtTDeckec. lot 2.block Jailn McKee, lot 6 irdhn McKee, lot 5.

block 39 Mckee, lot 4 block ,39 qnd M. Wolf, lot 3 block 39- J. lot i block W. O. Lehhart, lot 2 block Margaret Stephens, lot 6 blk 4'2 Margaret Stephens, lot blk 42 Shaffer, lot 4 block Agncs Scott, lot 2 42 Agiies Scott, to 2.block Agnes Scott, lot 1 block 4'2 S.

E. Tozer, lot 3 block tE. E. Tozer, lot 2 block S- E. Tozer, lot 1 block Section 5.

Lliicbln Street: Original Pint. Bell Simons, lot 10 block 9 ,44.44 Northrup. lot 11 block 9.. ,44.44 R. A.

Morrison, lot 12 block 9.. Chas. Oliver, lot 3 blocJtiS-- 133.30 G. RoTbertson. lot 2.blPck 9..

Ella "Oliver, lot 1 block 148.11 M.Bergnlst. lot 10 block 10. Albert Kent, lot 11 block 86.20 Kate B. Teats, lotl2 block .95.78 C. Anderson, lot 3 block 10 L.

Vezle, lot 2 block 10 .95.78 Ii Vczle, lot 1 block 10 105.36 H. Waters, lot block 11 M. Bartels, lot 11-. 82.16 T. Bartels, tot 12 block John Wilson, lot 3 block HI.98.61 John Wilson or J.

Butler, lot 2 block Joshua Butler, lot 1 block 106.82 Ralph MfiKlnney, lot 7 block 24 65.0 Frank Wood, Ipt 8 block 24.... 48.80 J. O. Ollliert, iot 9 42.29 R. McKlnne.v, lot 6 block 24..

146.41 R. C.AIckinney, lot 5 blopk 130.13 Williamson, lot 4. Mock 24. 130.13 Oscar 7 23. M.l BI.

HInrod, lot 8 block Jot ft block 23 ,85.30 Daiiey, lot 6 block 23 106.62 J. J. lot 5 block 23 C. B. Keys, lot 4 block 23 E.

Kessler. lot 7 block 22 85.2," E. L. Kessler. lot 8 block 22...

Mariah lot.9 block 22 William Vezle. lot-6 block 113.66 Edna E. Wilson, lot 5 block 22 104.19 Rhoda Wheatoto. tot 4bJock 22. 104.19 24.06 .18.04 18.04 18.04 6...

North SUtP Street Road: i OrigtiMliinat. R. A. Morrison, lot 12 block 9.. Northrup, lot block 9..

Bell lot 10 block 9 Ross, block 9.... lot 8 block C. B. Kli-kpatrick; lot 7 block 9. 20.43 Henry Gear, lot 8 block 8 I.

B. lofc-7 block 8.. 1. B. L.

Assoc. block 8.. A. H. lot 5 block 8 Deors: Addition.

A. M. et al.lot 12 block 3 Henry Gear, lot.ll.blopk Henry lot 10 block Henry Gear, lot 3 I. B. L.

lot black 3.. Thompson, lot 7 block Gear, Iotl2 block 4 lola City, lot 11 block. 4... A. Wentling.

lot 10 block 4 J. Wilsoii, lot 9 block 4 S. A. Johnson, lot 8block4. S.

A. Johnson, lot 7 block 4... 21.34 18.82 18.82 19.84 19.84 19.84 19.84 19.84 22.50 21.10 18.61 18.61 18.61 18.62 21.10 Section 7 South Second Street: Richards'Place. A M. Richards, lot 11.80 A.

M. Ricljardfi, lot 2 10.12 A. M. Richards, 3 10.12 E. K.

Bostwlck," lot 4 10.12 A. M. Richards; lot 12 (E. part) 3.37 A. M.

Richards, lot 13 .1.37 A. M. 23 (E part). 9.10 A. M.

Richards, lot 21 (E. part), 8.44 M. Richards, lot 20 ...1 10.12 M. Richards, lot 14 9.61i M. Richards, lot 15 9.61 M.

Richards, lot 16.. 9,61 D. Arnett, lot 17 9.61 J. D. Amett, lot 18 16.86 M.

McClelland, lot 19 15.17 JBoblason Add. J. M. HJcClelland, lot 6 25.98 Elizabeth Norton, lot 5 ,21.11 16.30 22.11 2211 22.11 19.65 7.36 12.95 16.19 22.66 25.91 21.23 18.87 18.87 18.87 18.87 21.23 21.0i^ 18.96 18.96 18.96 18.96 21.05 29.15 25.90 16.20 12.95 12.95 10.72 19.28 21.44 2.58 21.44 17.09 17.09 17.09 17.09 17.09 18.40 10..52 23.67 28.92 Eakln, lot 4 Wilson Vaught, lot 3 Elmer Slack, lot 2 Goldie Elam, lot 1 Pieitter '8 Add. A.

J. Carroll, lot 1 Jfershall 2 Maty lot 3 4 Helen B. Bowman, lot .5 George Knowlton, lot Effle ShelliBy. lot 7 Zeising's Add. Rl ConniBC lot 4 lot 5 lot L.

Gertrude PeUraon, lot 7 J. W. McWUHaniB. IpfeS R. M.

Cannlngfaam. lot 9 21.11 1S.48 19.48 2l.ll 19.36 22.59 17.75 19,36 25,82 18.08 19,48 20.86 16.70 15.30 15.30 16.70 8. North Walnut Street: -Wm. Iteadieker. lot 3 block 54 15.07 Wm.

iteadieker and R. Gard. lot Wdck 64 (B. 15.07 L. Northrup, block 54 HI 16.07 U.JB block 64...

30.W Oiistatnat. Section 9. That the amounts appor- tionei', levied and assessed as apt out Sections 2. 3, 4. 5, 6, 7 and 8.

of this ordlnaice shall be due and collectable in ten annual installments and bonds covering same. The first of such jnstaJImen.tj^ shall come due in the year 1914; aiTH'one of said Insiall- ments Shall come due each year thereafter until each, all and every of said Installments shall thus come due, all to collected as in this ordln.inifo designated; provided. That the owner or owners of lots, part of lot or piece ot ground liable for any such assessment may at any time, within, thirty days after the amounts due from such lots or piece of ground is ascertained and before the bonds herein provided for arc issued, pay his or their proportion of such assessment to the City Treasurer and his or their property so paid on shall not thereafter be liable for-further asseiisment for the cost of said work or improvements nor for said bonds. Section 10. There is hereby further levied and assessed against each lot, part of lots and of ground described in Sections 2,3, 4, 6, 7 and 8, of this ordinance, 5 per cent.

Interest per.annum on all of said Installments ifroni the date of the bonds until collection of each of said Installments as provided by which shall be collected annually at the same time and in the same manner.as.said and aft ei' the taking effect of this ordinance it shall be the duty of the City Clerk of the City of lola, Kansas, annually, at the same time other city taxeii are to be.certified, and until all of said and assessments so made and apportioned have been cer-. lified, to certify to the County Clerk of Allen County, Kansas, a full list of all property liable for the cost of such work or except such property upon which the special- assessments aforessaid have been paid in fiill as herein provjided together with the respective amounts due on each of said of lots or pieces of ground, which amount shall include the annual installment and the interest on the same and all unpaid balances i for one. at the rate of per cant per annum as aforesaid, and such-amount so-certified shall be collected as other taxes and assessments arc collected. Such taxes are to be extended on the tax roll for the years 1914, 1916, 1917, WIS. 1919.

1920, 1921. 1922, 1923. Section 11. This Ordinance shall take effect and be In force from and after 10 days after Its pas.sage and publication In The lola Dally Register the official imper of said City of lola, Kansas. J-4nuary 20th, 1914.

C. 0. BOLLINGER, Mayor Atiesl. Grant Blllbe, City Clerk. First Published January 7, 1914) OF TlYAIi SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to all Interested in the Estate of Lawrence A. liovell, doceased, Allen County, State of Kansas. That; 1 the undersigned of said estate, wiP on January-'29th, 1914, make final sett! 3- ment thereof. WALTER ELLIOTT, (1)-7-14-21-28 Amlnlstrator. (First Published 7, 1914.) SHERIFF'S SALE.

The State'of Kansas, Allen-County, ss! In the District Court, Thlft.v-Seventli -Judicial Sitting in and for Allen County, State of Kansas. Union Central Life Insurance Co. Plaintiff, vs. Thomas J. Mary Cox and Francis M.

Cox, De-: fpndants. an Order of Sale issued by the Clerk of.the Thlrty-aeventh Judicial District Court. In and for-AlIen County, State of KansaSi In the above entitled cause, and to me delii-ered, I will on the of, Febi ruary, A J3.191.4. at 10 o'clock a. said day, door of.

tlie court house In the City of Allen. County, State of Kansas, offer for sale awd sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the. following described real estate, tid-wJt: A tract of in the N. of Sectlpn 2 .7. Xown8hip .24.

Rango 17 Eifit 6th'P, M. described as beginhitag at the E. corner bt said K- south 160 rods, thence n6rt)i 160 roda, thfence east 40 pods to-pTaio of beginnlnic 1 i Also the 24. Ra-dge IH, Kant ef 6th M. and also ten (10) off the trast side of the N.

E. of W. liid Section described lollowiiJhegliinliic N. W. corr iluving niy farm, liilleM Noutli Lalltirpe, on 1 will sell at Public Au on the Tiuesday, January 27, Iteglnning at 10 o'clock a.

in, (he following described property: HEAD DAUnCATTLE. 12 head of cows, 3 years old and over, some of fresh now, some of tiiem coming fresh by February 1, and some a little later on. 10 head of 2 coming 3-year-old cows, all of which will be fresh, some of them arc giving nillk.now. 9 head of yearlings past, all with calf. above cows are bred to registered Jersey bull; are straight and all right and if there is a cow in bunch that has.

a thing wrong with her arenot aware of the fact, and we have milked 22 of for that many of them have had calves. 10 head of coining yearling heifers; 2 registered bulls, 1 2- ycar-old and 1 past. Parties" wanting a good cow should not miss this sale. 32 head ford buck. of sheep and" I good Ox- Soiiie geese and Rock chickens.

full blood White IMPLK.HENT.S, ETC. New corn binder, bought last year; Deering grain binder, ina- nure spreader, 2 Busy Bee riding cultivator, spading disc, 8-foot; 1 sulkey plow, 1 liuggy, 1 double shovel, 1 single shovel, 1 mowing machine, 1 wood pump, lined; 1 16-foot boat, good one; 2 sets farm harness, some bridles and collars; 3 14-foot hay racks, a lot of hedge posts, feed troughs, 2 sledges, 400 or 500 feet of i gas pipe. 2 hog crates, bog chutes. dehfirning chute. a IIKAI) HORSES.

'Consisting pf black geldlWg, ji years old. weight 1200; 1 sorrel gelding. 4 voars old. weight 1100; 1 draft mare. 9 years 1500.

Above horses are all broke. I will also offqr two of stallions at private s.ale. One Is 6 past, a splendid breeclqr, coJpr dapple gray. Have some of- his colts to. show.

The other is a dark sure, and as good a breeder as there Isiln Allen Coiinty. This Is not hot air; neither will we bore you by showing you a Shetland pony or some iiigeon -breaKted horse. Both above stallions for cash, trade, or note on time. If interested call and see them. These horses' hye not owned by sopie outsider and.glajC- ed in the hands of some wind-jammer to stand or dispose of that neVer rajp- ed a good hor.se of any brce.o..

Both horses registered in American Percji- eron Stub Book. This sale will be held In barn in case of bad Weather, as we will jjositively sell on the above dat-e. 13 HKAD OF IfOtJS. young sows wi l.s pigs; 3 bred siiws: IS shoats and 4 barrows, welgh- iiig from loo to I lbs. jcs.

some extra, bpe upplles. 2 1 refrigerator, bar-' rel churn, jar's, stone churn, and other things not mentioned, 4 stands of hives and bee stoves, 1 hot pld TKKMS OF SAI-E-All sjiras of $10 and under, cash In, All $10 a credit of 10 months will be given, purchascrgiving note approved security, bearing Vf. Interest from date if paid when due. 'f when due to draw date of sale. discount for cash on'credit sales.

No projierty to lie removed until settled for. H. SMOCK. Auilloneer. L.

PHILIP Clerk. S. C. Gardnef Lunch rods to place oC beginning, containing in all 90 acres more or less. Said lands and tenements will be sold without appraisement to satisfy said Order of Sale.

HOOVER KERR, Sheriff of Allen County, Kans. liy J. Diinfec, Undersherlff. Sheriffs Office, lola, January 7th, 1914. (l)-7-14-21-28-(2)-4 (Fir 'St Published Januai-y 14, 1914.) OK MIJilSTUATOR, State of Kansas.

Allen ss. In tlie matter of the Estate of Flora A. Brown, late, of Allen County, Kansas! NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT, Notice Is Hereby Given, That'on the 9th day of January, A. 1914, the undersigned was by the Probate Court of Allen County, Kansas, dulj' appointed and qualified, as Administrator of the Estate of Flora Brown, late of A.llen Coiinty, deceased. All parties iriter- eytod in said estate will take notice a'ld govern themselves accordingly, D.

D. SPICER. (U-J4-21-2S Administrator; (First Published 14. W14) NOTICE OK FINAL SETTLEMENT. The State of Kansas, Allen County, ss In the Probate Court In and for said count.v.

In the matter of the esta.te of- W. S. Wilson, Deceased. Creditors and all other persons in- terc-ted in the aforof-aid estate are hereby notified that i shall apidy to the Probate Court, In and lor saiil sitting at the court house in Ipla, County of Allen, State of Kansas, on the 21st day February, A. D.

1914, for a full and.filial said estate, and for an order finding and adjudging wlio the lielrs of the deceased. MARGARETTA A GILKHMON. Adinlnlstrntor of the Estate of W. S. (l)-l4-21-2S-(2)-4 (First, Published January 21, 1914) NOTICE OK FINAL SETTLE.IIENT.

The State of Kansas, Allen County, ss. In the Probate Cogrt In and for said county. In the matter of the Estate of Sadie C. Thrasher, Creditors and all other persons Interested in the-aforesaid E.state are hereby notified that I shall apply to the Probate Court, in and for said County, sitting at the Court House In lola. County of Allen.

State of Kansas, on the 23d day of February, A. D. 1914, for a full and final settlement of said Estate, and for an adjudication as to who are or were hpirs of the THOS. H.BOWLUS. Administrator of the.

said Estate. We Art Cuttingf Prices! i Will make special prices from now until the Ist of March on all garments. (Cleaned and Pressed) Men's Suits 78c Overcoat J6e Coat Mc Pants 85c i Vest Ladies' Cleaning. Ladies' Suit MMk Jacket Skirt 50c-1 Ladies' Long FRExVCH DRYJANB STEAM CLEANING Jefferson Cleanersl SONS I Phone 383 210 N. Try Electric Coinpound the great coiuhlhatio'ri remedy for Maniifai-lured and sold by Commission Co.

PHONE 513 WEST S'F. "Let the Chicken Do the Work." We buy Poultry, KuKer. Eggs, Hides, Furs, Tallow, Wool. and Bees Wax; (First Pnbllshed 19.14) NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Tl'e ptate of.Kansaa.

Allen County, ss. In the In and for sajd Count.v. In the matter of the Estate of fiiura l-atham, all other pefsops In- In the aforesaid estate are hereby that 1 shall apply to the in for County, slttln'g'ht the Court House In lola. Caimty of of on the 83rd.day.pf February, D. 1914, for full and final settlement of said order adjudging wlio aVe the.heirs of aaid Laura J.

Ijathani; deceased. W. B. LATHAJH. Administrator of the Estate of Laura J.

Deceased, (l)-a Mr. VndH 'ditfilian. of Cherry t' at lowest Prices Paid for Hides and Furs. Junk -WBen you nejd the ttAfijiter BM 'M.