The Atchison Daily Globe from Atchison, Kansas • 4

THE ATCHISON DAILY GLOBE, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1908; 4 Strlbling's up-to-date barber shop. Bert Horner, tinner. Bell phone 819. Moyer's drug storo, telephone S2.

The Taylor livery barn, Kansas avenue. Hacks day and night. Harouff's. Both 'phones 415. Ernest, son of W.

H. Berry, the Tho Great Dunbars at the Atchison YOU KNOW YOUR theatre February 28. PUBLIC Farmers are hoping for good roads next week: moving time. farmer west of town, has a bad case of grip. Charley Little and Will Osterhause, of Muscotah, spent last night in There will be plenty of strictly E.

S. Atchison. Brlirham. Lease n(l Managers' Lewis. Resident Manager.

choice milk cows sold ut the Glancy sale next Tuesday. "The Show Girl" company strandod TO-NIGHT Peaches, peara and apricots, the in Lawrence, and the "actors" walked out of town. oesi caniornia raises 17V4 cents a gan. Willlum Douglass. Everyone wants the very best for his money.

That is what you get at The State Agricultural college Is VICTOR LEE MAGICIAN. Popular prices. On the Glancy Farm, seven miles southwest of Atchison, four and one-half miles northwest of Potter and five miles southeast of Parnell. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1908. Beginning at 11 o'clock, a.

we will sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder, the following described property, to-wit Burbank's Printshop. calling on farmers for specimens of green bugs. None in this section. Money is being raised for the pro BUSINESS PROM TO But unless you have a Bank Account you may not be able to conduct your affairs of a financial nature to the best advantage. By paying all bills and H.

C. Paulson, the farnvnr north of posed stock pavilion back of the Armstrong grocery store. town, was 57 years old Thursday. That night about fifty of his friends "sur An Atchison woman thinks so prised" him. much of her eldest daughter that she has named her new baby for her.

Their coming will bless and comfort the foot: "Queen Quality," "American Persons wishing Henry Field's seeds imii i c.ift-SpvtvarmnH Scotch tormed. rerristered. and 2 high grade Short Horn Bulls ranging in age from 8 to 22 months, Sunday Night, February 23. Jules Murray Presents FLORENCE GEAR 1 In Girl," and "Budd's Baby Boot." At can obtain catalogue and prices, and Ramsay's, of course. rru viiB nf ta annrnvprl lnw rlnwn hlockv tvDe and are all sired by our pure Scotch herd bull, Alexander 233061-a bull of which leave orders at the office of the Wash er Grain Co.

The blizzardette last week scared those who had let their coal get low, There is no use roaring because a debts by check you avoid all later disputes that may arise. Mr 0 Cowan superintendent of both the American Royal Short Horn department, Kansas City, and the International Live Stock Show and Sales, Chicago, says: "Here is a splendid individual and as a breeder he ranks among the very best of the country." hA of choice vounff hisrh grade Short Horn Cows, all in calf for the spring calves, and many close up to woman makes poor bread. Perhaps her husband is so blind he neglects Make it YOUR BUSINESS to to lay in Superb hard wheat flour. CUPID AT VASSAR If you are called upon to give a come to this bank and open an security bond, do not annoy your A Musical College Girl's Play. account.

friends but call on A. S. Drury, who calving by our herd bull Alexander 233061. It is with possitive regret that wa are forced to part with this bunch of cows, as we spent many years and no small amount of money in bringing our grade herd to its present high standard, but owing to the fact that Wri hoc vpscW considerable nroDortions. we are compelled to dispose of our grades, as it is impossible for us to de will take care of you in a bonding Best, Brightest, Most Brilliant of All College Plays.

Catchy Music. It Is always a good plan to have some of Crawford's best in the house. Charley Symns, who returned from Salt Lake yesterday, says that in the library of the Overland Limited, on the Union Pacific, The Weekly Globe is kept on file. In bucking the snow drifts west of Greenleaf, this method was used: three large engines, with a snow plow in front, would start a mile from tho drift, and then plunge in at full speed. Whether the Bank of Commerce opens or not," Kansas City is to have company.

Drop in. Feel at home. You are always welcome. vote the necessary time to both herds. Every cow in the lot is a tried and useful' animal, as we consigned to the fattening pen all The gas office will be open until that we could not recommend as strictly first class.

Pretty Girls. Prices Lower floor, $1.00, unoccc-i oviiont von Mares. 2 comine 3 vears old, 1 coming 4 years old, and 1 coming 5 years old; 1 pair well matched rows balcony, 75c; 5 rows bal-cony, 50c; gallery, 25c. 9 o'clock to-night to accommodate patrons who wish to pay their gas and electric light bills, and for the inspection of gas stoves. The Missouri Pacific had hard luck during the recent snow blockade on the Central Branch: the snow plow pushed by engine 2613 was broken three times.

The plow is a new one. purchased last summer. "Well, I know how I am going to spend Sunday," we heard a man say another bank. Rooms have been leased at Tenth and Baltimore avenue THE COMMERCIAL STATE BANK. Monday, February 24.

for it, and R. H. Williams, the big grocer, will likely be its president, II ha ponies coming 3 year old; 1 mule 2 years old and one mule colt. TU KEYS-Pure bred Mammoth White Holland Turkeys. Terms A credit of eight months will be given on notes with approved security; 3 per cent discount for cash.

Everybody Especially invited to attend the sale Free Lunch at Noon. THE GLANCY'S. Archie McCall Presents the Beau The flattest ahing In the world is a restaurant-cooked dinner on Sunday tif ul Drama of Western Life Entitled: The place to go on Sunday, and ev ery other day, is the Oriental Cafe. to-day. We inquired, and found that his company for the day will be a case of Val Blatz.

Call up Sam where you always get home cooking. 55 Regular 35 cent dinner to-morrow at Brouse, old phone 4 96, and have a noon and at 6 o'clock. a tm ml Mm case sent up to your house. "Wyoming. An Atchison Spin, who is very pop Auctioneers.

J. A. McNALLY, (Jerk. JOHN DAUM E. E.

GLANCY ular with her married girl friends, ad' vises them, when their husbands misbehave, to knock them in the head Prices First floor, 50c; 35c; gallery, 25c. Atchison old soldiers are booming Dr. B. F. Boyle for department commander of the state G.

A. R. Dr. Boyle served as chaplain and is nour senior vice commander and is in line for the higher office. Dr.

Boyle was a candidate for department commander last year and came near winning. At a special meeting of John A. Martin post last night the following resolution was adopted "Whereas, It was the opinion of a large number of the delegates to the department encampment, held in Topeka in 1907, that Comrade B. F. Boyle, of John A.

Martin post, G. A. and leave them. And what is worse for the men, the women think her ad 'Ernest Ellidge, who held the position of night man at the Merchants' cafe, was operated upon for tuberculosis of the knee at St. Margaret's hospital in Kansas City yesterday.

It will be at least three months before he will ho able to leave the hospital and return to Atchison. Atchison went to bat twice in the Democratic convention at Hutchinson. J. W. Walker was made an alternate to the national convention which will SALE! vice is good and several are getting PUBLIC ready to act upon it.

FURNITURE REPAIRING DONE RIGHT. COUCH FACTORY, Second and Commercial Both Phones. That old. George Washington gag was in circulation to-day. It runs Dr.

S. M. Riggs. of Muscotah, has been very sick with pneumonia. Be something like this: "Did you hear Sawin Douglass hacks meet trains.

Henry Hiller has lived in Atchison since 1S57. The, best laundry work is obtained at the ABC laundry. Mrs. Mary Berry, a. widow who lives west of town, is ill with pneumonia.

Charles Haase, the East Atchison merchant, has a bad case of tonsil-itis. When you need card tables and about George dying?" "George who?" sides the home doctors, there were doctors from Effingham and Horton -fienrtrfi Washington, of course." "Oh nominate Bryan for the presidency. there to see him. His daughter, Gar- Having rented my farm we will sell at Public Sale to the highest bidder, one-half mile east and one mile south of Shannon, THURSDAY, FEB. 27th, 1908, Sale commencing at 10 :30 o'clock a.

m. the following property to-wit: I I HEAD OF HORSES fVinsisfiTKr of snan of 5- vear-old weight, 2.600 5-year-old and the Rev. H. E. Wolfe, formerly pastor of the Kansas avenue church, led the meeting in prayer.

There was a stag party at E. C. Central Branch shop notes: William ScareliiT, car department, has a serious case of grip Sam Loper, chairs call on John Lyons, both also sick with fever and another daughter, Mrs. Spangler, of Atchison, is at Muscotah caring for them. Washington dispatch: A.

E. Crane, an attorney of Holton, wants the Indian office to give authority to phones, S05. the deuce; go chase yourself." Speak- i ing of George did you know he has been resurrected? He has; you can see him in the minature drug store in Matt. Noll's window. He is a little fellow, and stands behind a prescription case made of the stacked prescriptions Matt.

Noll has filled during his business career in Atchison. George is telephoning, and saying to his father, "Father, I cannot tell a Chris Bache, machinist at the car department, has an abscess in his ear. He is not working John Donald has returned to his work in the car department. His children shops, has a burnt shoulder, and is under a doctor's care. sell an eighty-acre farm belonging to Harry Witchewah, an Indian, on the Pottawatomie' reservation in Kansas.

Something delicious for Sunday: then senior vice commander, should be elected department commander at the encampment to be held in Kansas City, in 1909, and. Whereas, That opinion still prevails among the comrades of the department of Kansas. Therefore, he it resolved, that we, the officers and members of John A. Martin post. No.

93, G. A. do fully concur in all that has been said in praise of our comrade, B. F. Boyle, and hereby indorse and recommend him as a candidate for the office of department commander at the approaching encampment, believing, as we do, that no better man can be found for that high and honorable office." Custer post, G.A.

No. 6, of Leavenworth, passed resolutions indorsing Dr. Boyle's candidacy Thursday night. W. A.

Morgan, editor of the Cotton Sausage for breakfast and ham for supper. Both at Ruhlman's. driving mare, weight 4-year-old black driving mare, weight 3-year-old Percheron mare, weight 2-year-old French coach mare; brood mare in foal by jack; mule colt, 8 months old; 6-year-old mare, weight 1,350, in foal by jack; 5-year-Oid black horse, weight 7-year-old gelding, weight 3-year-old bay mare, weight 900. Farm Implements, Household Goods, Etc. TERMS: All sums of $10 and under cash, all sums over $10 a credit of 6 months time will be given on bankable notes, drawing interest at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum from date of sale.

2 per cent, off for cash on all sums over $10. FREE LUNCH AT NOON. Evans', at iShannon, last night. Twen- ty-five of his men friends helped Mr. Evans cejebrate his 41st birthday.

Oysters and other eatables, cards and cigars furnished the entertainment, and everybody had a good time. In Spite of the fact that the only woman present was Mrs. Evans. It looks like W. Walker has nosed ahead of the other candidates for the Atchison postofflce in case Bryan is elected president.

He not only attended the Democratic state convention but is an alternate to the national convention which will entitle him to some recognition. The Atchi were sick George Ely, car de-j partment man who injured his hip and spine on January 23. returned yesterday from the St. Louis hospital. He is still in a bad condition.

F. Bailey, car department, is now in the St. Louis hospital. He will remain there two months John O'Connor and George Monaghan, ma Oklahoma oil men are clamoring for a state refinery, and Sam Faust, lie. I you get it at Noll's, it is right." Those prescriptions out of which this miniature prescription case is made, represent the work of the largest portion of Matt.

Noll's life. Every prescription that he and his clerks hand Witchewah, while with the 101 Ranch Wild West show killed a woman at Newport News, W. Va. His trial for murder begins on Mach 3. Crane expects to defend him and wants the farm sold so he can get some money for his fee.

of Atchison, is trying to get the job led during the years he has been in of building it. Drs. Blunk Pitts, eye, ear, nose and throat specialists. Spectacles and artificial eyes fitted. Atchison Nation chinists, went to Topeka to-day on business in Atchison is there, from No.

lodge business. Joe Geros, ma 1 to No 134.000. These prescriptions make 670 packages, each one of which weighs one and a quarter pounds. AH chinist, went to Eldon, to-day. to attend to heart interests.

Bill son delegation of seventeen was repre Piles Cured at Home by Xcw Absorp-Hon Method. If you suffer from bleeding, itching, blind or protruding Piles, send me your address, and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new- J. H. BUCK sented by Mr. Walker and Herschel Speer, round house man, is t.

About the engineers: Collins. Ham- Berry, of Lancaster, who is likely a the packages together weigh 800 pounds. Each prescription is IS inches square. AH of the prescrip O. A.

Simmons, Clerk. rick, Reynolds and Moorehouse are al bank building, E. W. Phillips, of Prairie View, who advertised a public sale for last Tuesday, postponed it on account of the storm until February 29. Remember the big Laughlin sale at Doniphan Station on Monday.

T. W. Langan, the administrator, guarantees that there will be no bi-biddcrs. John Daum, Auctioneer. sick.

Raymond and Moran are in St. Do vou want to know where the THE ATCHISON DAILY GLOBE real malicious gossip comes from Louis. Bennington has reported for work. Rolfe, Miller, Nissen and Terry are laying off. Firemen Sweer.

Johnson and Murray are Hi. Bears and Fred Walsch left Atchison Wednesday afternoon on the Bo- The stay-at-homes. The girls who absorption treatment; and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial, with references from your own locality if requested. Immediate relief and permanent cure assured. Send no money, but tell others of this offer.

Write lo-day to Mrs. M. Summers. Box South Bend, Ind. Co.

wood Falls Leader, and father of W. Y. Morgan, of the Hutchinson News, is a candidate for the position. Win. Schaap, councilman from the Second ward, says that the three Catholic members of the council were disposed to vote for Sunday closim? when the question comes up at the next meeting, but that a recent attack on the Catholic church in the "Atchison Church Visitor," a papet printed by the Protestant ministers the city, has caused them to chang their minds.

Mr. Schaap request; that the article be printed, that peo. pie mav know why the Catholic mem Published by Globs Publishing corner Fifth and Main streets. tions would, if spread out, cover square inches. If these prescriptions were laid out in a straight lino, the line would be nearly eleven miles long.

Mr. Hamilton, Noll's prescription clerk.has figured it out that If all these prescriptions were to be filled out again by one efficient druggist, it would take ten hours of the druggist's time every day for ten years. The prescriptions are from every state in the Union, and a num candidate for the Lancaster postofflce. The other side: Several days ago a West Atchison young man was arrested on a serious charge. Before the case came to trial in the police court, his friends and the complaining witness interceded to have the case dismissed.

Both the judge and city attorney refused, and then the woman, who signed the complaint, came out fiat-footed and absolutely refused to appear in court. There was nothing left to do but forfeit the bond and dismiss the case. Cases cannot be work down town have a good deal to think about in keeping their minds on their business. They have a boss to please, and customers to suit, and hunk train. They arrived at Green-leaf, and worked from midnight J.

Comstock, a traveling man who lives in Atchison, will, on March 1, move to the H. H. Herring farm, south of town. His two sons want to become farmers. We get scared so often and so uselessly.

There never was any reason Wednesday until midnight Thursday that, with their own affairs, keep their minds busy, but the stay-at-homes, as on the snow plow. During that eat1 HiI Want Money-You they stand washing dishes, as they they did not have anything to SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 130S. Mangelsdorfs poultry feed. Garland gas stoves. W.

H. Lewis. Say, Hinds handles trunks. Eotli 'phanes 25. Money to loan.

Lowest rate of Interest Drury White. ber of foreign countries. The first for worrying over Atchison water sweep, dust, and make beds, have nothing in particular to think about. They have time to look out of the one was filled out by Dr. Lamphear, bers of the council are indignant.

The supply, and every one knows it is the best water on earth to drink. who years ago was an Atchison doc article reads: "Centuries ago leaders Want Good Grocer- tor. He now lives in Kansas City says the worst snowdrifts between Atchison and Greenleaf were just this side of Greenleaf. Sometimes the Bohunk train, consisting of twenty cars loaded with Greek" snow shovel-ers, had to make three plunges to get through a single drift Firemen Wilson and Robertson are laying off window, and when they see anything out of the usual they think "that's funny," and turn it over in their minds until they have fixed up quite Mrs. Phemie Lewis, who used to conduct a boarding house on Kansas avenue, near St.

Louis college, but who sold out to go West, will return prosecuted in any court without witnesses. Ira Sickler has been buying empty bottles about two weeks, and has 4,000 already. He could have bought thousands more, he told a reporter to- Matt. Noll has always been one of this city's foremost citizens. Everybody says his life has been a useful one.

Those piles of prescriptions in There is just one thing worse than amateur music: amateur recitations. a story. They tell it to other stay ies at Low Prices to Atchison and open up another For that Sunday lunch to-morrow of the church sold indulgences. Men, were given the privilige of committing wrong if they paid tho price. That monstrous wrong was one ot the means of rending the then organized church asunder.

The reformation came on apace. The license system is a relic of that old evil. It ix nothing more or less than saying to men, 'You can do all the evil you de his window Drove that he has been Fireman Brvan was recentlv boarding house. He is indignant because there useful. Look at that window, and try! fajr- struck on the head with a piece of i SSSOSOtfTSrWVimmnPa A beaver collar was left in the is a law providing that the owner of theatre lately, and a person was seen to realize the great amount of time and work those prescriptions represent.

If you come to a true realization, you will admire Matt. Noll all picking it up. The lost ad. appear: At H. Sahler'jj You a beer bottle can call at his place, and take all the bottles he can identify.

Mr. Sickler says so many fool coal. He is now laid up Fireman Hammer, who was one of the snowbound firemen, had his feet frozen, and is not able to work Fire in another part of The Globe. If the sire, provided you nave me 232E3E3 collar is returned to Sahkr's store that finally the mote. Man's head is gray, but I Iaws are MnB enacted This old evil has been repudiated by there will be no trouble.

Mrs. Frank Gemberling, who has Will Find at-homes in the neighborhood, and I the first one knows a "story" is started, with very little more foundation than a stay-at-home's watchful eyes, and idle mind. The stay-at-homes usually do a good deal of fancy work, and an elderly Atchison woman with considerable experience says that, while a woman who belongs to card clubs may be wasting her time, the other women's reputations are safer with a woman whose mind is on "second hand low, and third hand high," that they are with a woman who bends over fancy work, and "puts two and two together," and then, when she gets a chance, "talks." This is what an Atchison woman there will be a Revolution. He pays an average of a cent a piece for the bottles. The average 'wholesale price of the bottles he buys ranges from 30 to 90 cents a dozen.

been living in Effingham for three night, get cakes from C. V. Jacobs Washington's birthday certainly handed the Atchison shopmen a bunch. Regular meeting of Carver Divi-elon. No.

28, O. R. C. Sunday after-Boon at 2 o'clock. When Sunday comes around we always advise the men to lay in Symns brand cigars for Sunday.

A German said to-day: "If I had some eggs, I would have ham and eggs, if I had some ham." The Eagles -will have their big dance a week from Monday night, when they will formally open their hall. years, will move back to her farm near Lancaster. Her son, Lees will manage the farm. There is a mar man M. J.

Clute has a cinder in his eye, and is not working Some of the engine men are being scolded because they have not presented their watch inspection certificates to local inspectors fur six months Storekeeper Malatte is in Sedalia W. Sowers has been promoted to Spider Brown's position as brush man. With so much talk about the financial depression, it is interesting to rying story on him and a Muscotah girl. he will be able to mix pills for many years to come. Everybody wishes that to him.

The Missouri Pacific has adopted the excess fare charges for persons who do not buy tickets before boarding the trains. The new system will not become effective until March 20. The excess fare will be charged only on a strictly Kansas business and the basis of the excess fares follows: For distances less than ten miles, collect 3 cents a mile, actual mileage. When the ticket rate at 2 cents a mile is 20 cents and not mere than 50 cents, col the church that then advocated it. and yet we are sorry to see the old principle advised by some high in authority in the Catholic church, and even by some of the churches of the Reformation which fought the evil fiercely at that time.

This is done when the license principle is advocated, which is simply putting a price on wrong doing. The Bible has pronounced a woe on the drunkard and the drink-seller." Every citizen interested in financial matters should read the splendid statement of the Exchange National bank in this issue. Notwithstanding Homer Wilson, Al. Sears' nephew Why Don't You who farms near Denton, will move to a farm near Teeumseh. Wilson likes the Denton country all right, but is unable to get hold of as much land got for trying to be nice: She was talking to two of her friends, and said Four choice young mares, a pair of 18 lbs fine granulated sugar, $1.

1 lb raisins, 10c. 1 pkg seeded raisins, 10c. 1 pkg currants, 10c. 1 lb California prunes, 10c. 3 pkgs pan-cake flour, 25c.

Best cocoanuts, each, 5c. 1 doz. large, fancy lemons, 20c. Fancy New York apples, pk, 50c Gallon can apples, 35c. Large can California white notice the official statement of the Exchange National bank, published in this issue.

This statement breaks all as he wants to farm. He came to to one: "How lovely you have your TRY THE BITTEItS" tint. let It prove conclusively its von-rerful ability to euro Muumoh, Liver. Kidney or Bowel disorder You'll be surprised and wonder why you did not try it sooner. Thousand of others have been cured during the past 54 yenrn.

Denton from Beloit a year ago. hair arranged." The friend replied: veil matched ponies and two mules will be sold at the Glancy sale next Tuesday. Don't let a nice picture lie around lect 10 cents excess. When the ticket You always say such nice things, records in the matter of deposits with $1,424,611. When the last official statement, made December 3, was and I am like my father; she says she rate at 2 cents a mile is more than 50 cents and not over $1.50 collect 25 enjoys pleasant lies, more than dis called for, this institution's deposits agreeable truths." The Atchison were $1,200,795.

From December 3 cents exeess. When ticket rate at 2 cents a mile is over $1.50 collect 50 cents excess. This is about the same Therefore get a bottle the famous HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS to-day. It cures Poor Appetite. Hend-aeiie.

Flatulency DyitwenMin, Indigestion, Colds Grippe and Kidney II la. to February 14, the bank has gained $293,816 in deposits. The panic broke October 28. On that date the Ex woman swallowed that, and. turning to the other friend, said: "Is that a new dress? It is very stunning." The other friend said, thank you.

You excess fare that is now charged by the Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe have tact: say the proper thing, and One of the big public sales of the Effingham neighborhood will be that of Will Sutter, two miles west of town, next Friday. The Sutters are known for keeping good stock. Seventeen horses, spven mules, seven head of cattle and fifty shoats are to be sold. Lloyd Rawles, son of Milton Rawles of Highland Station, died Tuesday of consumption at his home in Highland Station. He was twenty-six years of age and unmarried.

For about a year he had the contract to carry the mail from Highland to Highland Station and during that time he lived with his family in Highland. change National bank's deposits were $1,370,000. Its present cash and sight exchange amounts to 51.1 per cent of its deposits, which is more than twice I am like an old bachelor uncle of mine who says he likes tact, even if HIGH CLASS DENTISTRY. ane become soiled. I will frame it to suit you at a reasonable price.

Snyder, 703 Commercial. The big organ lately purchased and Installed by the Ebenezer Baptist church will be dedicated on the 26th and 27th by Prof. Dardis. B. P.

Waggener has been employed is attorney by the International Harvester Company of America, and will go to Chicago next week to confer with the officers. The Missouri Pacific railway shops at Sedalia, emptying over 700 men, were closed yesterday until March 2. The company's pay car with the January pay checks, has not jet arrived. it is a pack of lies." All the Atchison cherries' 30c. California peaches, pears, apricots, grapes, can, 20c.

2 cans grated pineapple, 25c. Large can tomatoes, 10c. Early June peas, can, 10c. Large can green beans, 10c. Solid pack canned pumpkin, 10c Small sugar beets, can, 15c Young and old chickens, lb, 10c Pineapples, large and ripe, 25c.

woman got for trying to be agree the panic, the deposits in this bans have increased nearly a o.uarter of a million since the last statement: December 3, 1907. It shows that the people have confidence in the conservative management of this great financial institution, which was established before the state of Kansas was admitted to the Union. It Is one of the strongest hanks in the state, and Atchison is proud of it. because it is distinctly an Atchison institution. Instead of always distributing its profits as dividends to its stockholders, it has always been foremost in aiding and assisting, by contributions, every enterprise for the promotion of tin-welfare and material interest of the city and county.

With its large capital, and surplus of SlT.rt.Oiiii, its financial strength is unquestioned, and it is the depository of not only the United States government, but of many banks throughout the state of Kn- the legal requirement The Globe has often stated that Atchison showed less effects of the financial panic and general business depression than any oth able was to be called a story-teller lines. The Santa Fe put in the excess fare for those who fail to buy tickets before boarding the trains about three months ago, and is has worked successfully. None of the other Kansas roads tried to establish an excess fare until the present, when the Missouri Pacific makes its announcement. The roads asked the board of railroad commissioners to make an order allowing this excess, hut the board thought it should not do so. There was a tacit agreement that the board would not object to twice in succession.

Effingham New Leaf: Ben Free land's grip took a queer streak a few days ago. He started for some coal and took a chair instead of the coal er city, and this report of the Exchange National helps to prove this claim. Holton Recorder: The Atchison Globe makes us furious every time we Lawrence Gazette: There seems to be a rivalry among Kansas newspa bucket, and didn't discover his mis take until he began shoveling coal. Having dental work don Is of too Fine Fat Turkeys, Live or Dressed, Large or Small. read it, and still we continue to read it We disagree with The Globe on a pers to see which one can be for Taft the hardest.

They are falling over each other in an effort to get a front O. E. Kelley, of Huron, who traded the roads putting in the excess fare of for the Henderson ci Hershman hard their own accord, unless complaints seat in the band wagon, and are quarreling and fighting over the date on much importance to drop In Just any place. Seek a reliable firm. We are positive that after a thorough investigation you will find this the place to come if you appreciate our Square Deal method, and want the best ia OOOOOGOOOOOOOOOCOCCOOOCCOO ware stock, has sold an interest to Don Keece.

The firm will be known were made. Thus far no complaint majority of the questions discussed in the paper, and yet we seldom fail to read every number received. Even those articles we dissent from are written so interestingly that we read them, although they make us mad. of the excess has been filed. as O.

E. Kellev Co XTtlr. Unet. I FARM LOANS. their seat tickets.

They would do the same thing if Foraker, or Cannon, or Hughes, or Smith had the pull. There has been considerable talk The Missouri Pacific railway has surrendered in the anti-pass fight with the Nebraska statu railway commission. B. P. Waggener, attorney for the railway, sent a telegram to Lincoln yesterday canceling all animal passes.

A. Ji. Evans, of Muscotah, is in Atchison. He is the Evans ho has taki such an important part in the- Muscotah town row. "Everything is quiet now." he says, "but these spells rarely last more than a few days at Muscotah." dentistry at a reasonable price.

When The Globe occasionally does! Joke on Frank Ryan, railroad com Northeastern Kansas and Northwestern Missouri. 19 missioner: They say he latelv made a agree wun our nca, me lacis or ar- ings, a graduate of the County High school and the State Agricultural college, is assistant secretary of animal industry. Washington, D. and is now traveling over the Middle West, from Chicago to New Orleans in the interest of his department. He will be in Kansas in June.

trip with E. A. Gould, of the Missouri gumenia are eutieu so mucn oetter than we can state them, that we feel 22K gold crowns Bridge work per $3.00 Set teeth $5.00 The best teeth to $10.00 lately of a new trial for Odin Siming-ton, colored, sometimes known as "Big Boy," who was convicted in the district court on the charge of burglarizing Berkson's store. Simington blames the robbery on Fred Ellis, colored. It has been said that Simington could prove by Ben McCowan.

another negro, that Ellis stole the Reasonable Kates. Liberal Terms. that it is a sufficient offset for all its wanderings into the by and forbidden paths of error. NO DELAY. WHr 7 wmnl It 'Hn yo win! XJ Sm mk- PERFECTION Oil Eeslcr 1 RL rcvci Mitable tor any mm tSe bcac i wkk us kg as tpb cm ind A MORTGAGES For Sale.

Pacific, and complained to him because the outside rail of curves in the track was three to four inches higher than the inside rail. "I insist that the track be made level," Mr. Ryan is quoted as saying. "If this is not done, wrecks will be more frequent than they are now. Charley Myers, a young man who drives Ernest Seybold's delivery wagon, had a narrow escape from serious injury yesterday.

As he was driv Try onr painless method ot extracting teeth. UNION DENTISTS. OU phone, 1267; New. 237. 713 Commercial street.

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Last night Chief Ham and the police arrested McCowan, and for several hours they sweated him. They gave him the regular third degree. He told one story one minute and directly contradicted it the next. He cried like a baby. The police say that Ellis is innocent.

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