Independence Daily Reporter from Independence, Kansas • Page 2

INDEPENDENCE DAILY REPOTRER THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1918 TWO as1 follows: "They have not received allotments for the last' four months, and when Inquiries are made of the War Risk Insurance department they are told "to "be patient." Patience does not pay doctor bills, nor feed Cleaning Pressing Alterations Hat Work 1 0 $100 Reward, $100 The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at leait onq- dreaded disease that science haa been 'able to cure In all Its stages and that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly" influenced by constitutional conditions requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine Is taken internally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in the curative powers of Hall's Catarrh Medicine that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails So cure. Send for list of testimonials.

Address F. J. CHENEY Toledo. Ohio. Sold by all Druggist, 75c.

hungry- FOR COUNTY JOB. Many names are being tossed about in connection with the county com missionership which will become va cant when M. F. Wood takes the pro bate judge's office. Among those mentioned are Ex-Sheriff D.

E. Love, 4 is KM'- If Your Clothes Need Dyeing C. RAY SHULTZ Conrad, Amos Skinner, y. i A. Matthews, J- W.

Miller, John Wingard Hubbard. They are all Nil Vfi well and very popular. FRED KENNEDY HOME. or Phone 126 isiness man can depend A carHhe pt Word was received here today that Fred Kennedy is back in the United States', having 1 landed at Hoboken, fl. upon fqrf'i steadyhi low- Independence Tailoring Co.

203 N. Pain. Ave. yesterday. This is the port opposite New York and the boys will prob.

cost "service. Designed by Dodge Leg. The legs of the elephant differ from these of the more' familiar; large animals in the fact that the ankle and the wrist the so-called knee of the horse's foreleg are not far above the sole of the hind foot and the forefoot resembling man's Joints in that respect while the true knee-joint, called the "stifle" In horse's, Instead of being, as in horses, high up, close against the body, strongly flexed even when at rest, and obscured by the skin, is far below the free and obvious enough. In fact, the elephant keeps the thigh and the upper arm perpendicular, and in line with the lower segment of the limb when he is standing, so that the legs ore pillarlike. But he bends the joints amply when in quick movement.

The hind legs seen in action, resemble, In the proportions of thigh, foreleg and foot, and the bend ably go from there to eome of the big Brothers to pay its way. army camps near by. Mr. Kennedy is a member of Company and was slightly wounded September 28, since which date he has been in the hospi MtKKItKKKKKKKKKKlUtKKKKIUUUai It Will Pay You to Visit Us and Examine This Car. ARE OF GET CASH for your YOU THINKING BUILDING? Call tal most of thetime.

He is the eon of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kennedy.

A PLEASANT DINNER. A dinner party was enjoyed at the POULTRY RUTHRUFF DRAKE Carpenters and Contractors The Haulage Cost Is Unusually Low The Isiiam Garage Co. Jf We pay spot cash for youi Poultry, Eggs and Hides Booth hotel last Sunday evening by the following ladies: Mrs. Lowrey and for prompt and satisfactory- ing at the knee and ankle, very closely those of a man walking "on all fours." service on either residence or A. Brinkmarj daughter, Miss Opal; Mrs.

Lcmrnon, and daughter, Miss Marie all of Npo-desha; also Mrs. Charles Hanna and (First Published In The Independence 2 Phone 421 repair work. Phones 764-M 1753-R 407 N. 11th St. 613 N.

11th St. 114 E. Main Daily Reporter, December 5, 1918) ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. daughter, Mrs. Thomas AUpress of COL: BURKE, Agent.

Independence, Kansas. State of Kansas, Montgomery Coun Lincoln, Nebr. After dinner, all went to the home of Mrs. Hanna where the ty, ss, In the Probate Court In and for rttiiKKiiiiiKiini evening was spent in music and dra- Said County matic readings. th matter of the Estate of Emi ly Shook, deceased.

Notice is hereby given that Let AFTER MAIL ROUTES The government is talking about ters of Administration have been granted to the undersigned on the establishing aerial mall on routes Estate of Emily Shook, late of said county, deceased, by the Honorable from Chicago and St. Louis southwest. This means that probably the Probate Court of the County and State aforesaid, dated the 22nd day of November, A. 1918. some of these routes will pass through this part of the country and believ- Now all persons having claims INDEPENDENCE TRANSFER AND STORAGE COMPANY BEST SERVICE BEST EQUIPMENT Phone 447 or 890 113 West Main Street in? fhnt tho mmmmnini at Va p.

I against said estate are herebv noti neq tnat tney must present tne same to the undersigned for allowance, within one year from the date of said Letters, or they may be preclud ed from any benefit of such Estate; sons has already taken action toward securing a route for that city. The commercial club there is sending a man back to Washington to see what can be done toward securing a route through there with a depot there at which the airships can stop. and that if such claims be not ex hibited within two years after the date of said letters, they shall be A Visit to Our Store will surprise you as to the many new things of wearing apparel for fall weather and especially for these cool, chilly evenings. Warmer clothing and wraps may prevent you from taking a severe cold. You will Arid that our prices are still quite reasonable.

H. BADEN MERCANTILE COMPANY DRY GOODS DEPT. We Sell Thrift Stomps. forever barred. WILLIAM L.

SHOOK, Administrator of the Estate of Emily Shook, Deceased. ROSENOW SERUM EFFICIENT There is much interest here in the Rosenow serum for the influenza (First Published in The Independence since It is reported that at Rochester, where the serum was Daily Reporter, Nov. 21, 1918) PUBLICATION NOTICE. Satisfied Customers! Is Our Aim and Upon This Guar- antee We Solicit Your Business. In the District Court of Montgom- perfected by Dr.

Rosenow, it reduced T-nn ooeaoeaocoocococo OOA nArt a firtrt ml I 1 i.ti3 per i.uuu io nine per i.uuu. mis Company, Plaintiff, Is a and, the report was made at a Chicago medical Independence Marble versus Georgia Oil Gas and E. J. Behner, Defendants, TO GEORGIA OIL GAS De fendant above Named: meeting, with no thought of advertising, it is believed that it might be well to try out the serum more Granite Works 4. C.

HUFF 80N, Propu jail sentence Is imposed upon conviction, the jail sentence cannot be suf-pended under parole upon the payment of the fine and costs. You are hereby notified that the Continental Supply Company, plaintiff in the above entitled action, duly extensively here." Phone 4U 400 N. Pn ifics certain number of hours that this help may be employed during the week. ATTENTION, G. A.

R. Attention, members of McPherson Post, No. 4, G. A. R.

Each of you are requested to meet at' the Post hall at 1:30 p. Dec. 13, 1918, to tiled its petition in the above, entitled -1 LOCAL NEWS. action in the District Court of Mont gomery County, Kansas, on the 8th A young man was picked up last day of November, 1918, and that un less you answer or plead to said pe tition on or before the 3rd day of evening for loitering on the sidewalk and was up in police court this morning to answer to the charge. January, 1919, said petition will be attend and pay our last sad respects JOHN FADLER ILL.

Charles Fadler received a telegram last night announcing tho serious illness of his father, John Fadler, at his home iu Los AngcUs, Calif. Mr. Fad-lur left on an early morning train for California to attend the bedside of his "father. John Fadler was one of the old settlors of this county and for a number of years was a resident of Independence. taken as true and judgment will be rendered against you by said Court L.U The Largest and Most Complete Stock" in Town.

See Us for Rock Bottom Prices. C. -M. Monson today received a LITTLE STOEIES OF TOWN AND COUNTY FOUND HAYDEN GUILTY. The jury In thecase.of Hay den, Hol-Jman and Stillwelt returned a verdict in Khe case They found the man, Hayden, guilty of grand larceny.

After the jury had made its report to the court, Judge Holdren gave the tether two young men a lecture that Ihey will long remember and everyone who was in the court room at the time remarked that it was one of the most impressive lectures that they had ever heard. MUST GO TO JAIL. The state supreme court helped make the way harder for violators of the prohibitory law by a decision which it handed down Saturday to the effect that in case both a fine anc? in favor of the. plaintiff for the sum to the funeral of our comrade, P. S.

Moore, at 400 South First street. Comrade Peter S. Moore has answered the last Roll Call. If possible, would like about four extra autos to be at the hall at the picture of his brother, M. B.

Mon-jof $266.67 with interest thereon at son, now in France. It shows M. B. ithe rate of 8 Per annum from Oc-to have gained greatly in weight. Hefe flff'SS fi Is looking fine.

The picture shows est thereon at the rate of 6 per him standing with Burt O. BeaJ, an-'annum from October 1, 1918, and for other Independence boy. Both show costs ot action, and a furth- ROCK ISLAND LBR. COAL CO. i above time and convey our feeble 8th Laurel Sts.

H. W. KESSLER, Mgr. Phone 103 2 WILL NOT KEEP OPEN. 'comrades to the residence and re- It is understood that on account lrn- Yoxxra in F- c- and J- w- er judgment and decree foreclosing that the war experience agrees with them.

MMMHCMHCHMHMHKMiHtt tho Htnto law Pan-Mini ino th omnlnr.l""11. Sl UOmmanQer. WIG 1 1 ment of female help in the dry sood stores it will be impossible to keep them open evenings thp law spec a lien of this plaintiff on a certain oil and gas lease and leasehold estate upon the following described lands in Montgomery County, Kansas, to-wit: The North One Hundred (100) acres of the North East Quarter of Section Thirty-two (32) Township Thirty-one (31), Range Seventeen (17) known as the C. C. Thompson farm, including all pipe, casing, tubing, engines, powers, tanks, buildings, appliances and all other equipment located upon or used in the operation STIFF JOINTS SORE MUSCLES liaber Up Quickly Undr the Soothing, Penetrating Application sf Hamlin's Wizard Oil Leather Puttees NOW AN EXPERT RIFLEMAN.

Joe Moss has written his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Moss, of 509 East Main street, that he has qualified as a marine expert rifleman and received a medal, and from now on will receive $5 per month additional to his pay because of this qualification. He said he had had the delightful experience of meeting "Fat" Mallonee, and had also received a fine letter from I.

G. Fowler. Joe was feeling' fine over his success in record shooting and has gained eleven pounds in weight. ALLOTMENTS ARE SLOW. The delay in getting allotments of said lease and leasehold estate, The Fir-Power Gasoline Co.

has leased the pumping stations of the following Arms for the distribution of its product to the public at a nominal cost of 22ioC per gallon The public In general Is well acquainted with this grade of gasoline and its results. More-Power Gasoline gives more miles, more pep, and more pleasure to the motorist, and a trial will convince you of this assertion. You can get More-Power Gasoline Irom Independence Motor 214 W. Myrtle and MaCee 107 E. Maple Army Style and ordering and directing said prop-' erty, covered by said lien, to be sold at public sale, as the law provided, and the proceeds applied to the pay ment of the costs of this action, and the payment of the judgment of the In cases of rheumatism and lame back it penetrates quickly, drives out soreness, and limbers up stiff, aching joints and muscles.

Wizard Oil is an absolutely reliable, antiseptic application for cuts, burns, bites, and stings. Sprains and bruises -heal readily under its sooth ing, penetrating qualities. Get it from druggists for 30 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back. Ever constipated or have sick headache? Just try (Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, '30 cents.

Guaranteed. plaintiff. CONTINENTAL SUPPLY COMPANY, Plaintiff. By CHESTER STEVENS, Its Attorney. Attest: Win.

Mibeck, Clerk of the rom the government has caused no end of worry among the wives of he soldier boys one of them writing to the Kansas City Star voices the very general complaint District Court of Montgomery County, Kansas. (SEAL). I STOMACH UPSET? A RARE OPPORTUNITY OFFERED AUTOISTS TO SAVE SOME MONEY I PENSLAR Almond and Cucumber Cream SfThia exceptional face and skin cream Has proven a favorite wherever it has been It softens the skin, leaving it cool and free of irritation, and is a splendid protection from ma ruui tiiis men ljcauici i uiieca. Get at the Real Cause Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets i That's' whaf thousands of1 stomach sufferers are doing now.

Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch. up a poor digestion, are attacking the real cause of thfe ailment clogged liver disordered -l Dr. Edwards' Tablets arouse the liver in a soothing, way, (, When the liver and bowels are performing their at $8:00. Cheap Now your size' is here at, I cold wind, sun "and dust. caturai iunctions, away goes indigestion and stomach troubles.

If you have a bad taste in your As we intend to close out the bulk of automobile casings, because of being overstocked, we will sell at a sacrifice. It will pay you to get in on this money-saving We purchased Ihese casings on the. low-market prices' and therefore we are in a position to offer yoq $ome exceptional bargains. We also have on hand a car load of a superior quality of auto oil that we are also offering at a special low price. B.

A. ROBINSON. Phone 201 310 N. 8th St. Try Penslar Ahnond and Cucumber Cream yourself and note how remarkably pleasant it is to use.

We know that having tried it you will consider it your choice for all times. Penslar Almond and Cucumber Cream Is sold In two mouw, xongue, coated, appetite poor, lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition or The Haas Company sizes, 25c and 50c energy, troubled witn undigested foods, yon should take Olive Tableta, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. Yon will know them, by their olive color.

They do the work without griping, cramps or pain. I. G. FOWLER 1 akB one or two at Deatrme for quick i Wr SELL THRIFT 8TAKPB. rfliff sn vntl can cat what- vnn lilra At 10c and 25o per box.

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