The Wellington Daily News from Wellington, Kansas • Page 5

rr Evening Chat. Sloth in Wcllintcn' IBiraSS is the New Art aero -4tLarcst Shco t- i Dor 3fod! drerL We earry the Pierced Brass sets 25c to 85c, And the Brass Craft in all designs. -Call and see this work. We also carry PYROGRAFH sets and the pieces to be burned. It is simple, practical and progressive: MASONIC CORNER" I lust Received A large shipment of the very latest models and styles.

Read the prices and sizes below. Infants patent vamp, plain toe, red soles, JOCKEY Button Boots, sizes to 8 MS Infants patent vamp, plain toe, tan suede top with patent cutis, hr.nd turn soles, JOCKEY Lace boots, sizes 2 to 5 51.75 Sizes 5 pJ tO 8.................................. jr Infants black vici kid, patent tip, hand turn JOCKEY But- F7 Boot, sizes 2 to 5 $1.40 Sizes 5 1-2 to 8 vpi. 1 1 Childrens patent vamp, tan top with patent cuffg, Goodyear weltpd JOCKEY Button Boot, sizes 8 1-2 to 11 S3.25 Sizes 11 1-2 to Childrens patent vamp, dull kid top with patent cuffs, Goodyear wclt- soles "JOCKEY Button Boot, sizes 8 1-2 to 11 .53.25 Sizes pO 11 1-2 to 2 tJtJmZ Children's patent vamp, dull kid top NEPOLEON Boots, sizes 8 1-2 to 11 52.25. Sizes 11 1-2 to 2 ip.t All feet fitted by the Metropedion system which guarantees perfect fit And now they say that becauss of the shortage in the Colorado potato crop, we will have to -'stand a heavy raise in the price of spuds.

Goidness Gracious Where will the wollop hit us poor folks next. Butter high egga high pork high; beef high; potatoes high. And the pocket book running kind of low. Isn't it awful, Mabe? Wellington neoDle have a right tj be nrnnd rf hr railroad men. You will not often meet a finer lot of people Quiet good natured, courteous, they at tend to their busir.633 and respect the rights of everybody.

In many railroad division points the police court gets ac quainted with many railroaders, but not in this town. Hardly ever see one of them in the city criminal court pnd when you do it is generally a boomer, Over in the fourth ward i9 a boy who is eoins to be a trust magnate one of thes days. Rcemly he oranizd crowd of in his neighborhood and went out walnut bunting, he furnishing th vehicle. Agordsiz'd load was se cured but the youn? exponent of high finance managed to see that all found repose in bis back yard. NOT THE 1LKNGTH.

Roy Shinliver, of Lichty Bros 1 hard ware department, sold a man a gasoline stove a few days ago, the man promts ing to return for it Saturday. He had a "load" on- when he came Saturday and after helping to carry the stove sev eral yards to his wagon, recalled that he bad to have gasoline for it and went back to the store for it with a can. toy nad beaten mm to the store a few paces and turned to see the custom er negotiating the distance with difS culty, bis "load stopping first to oie side then to the other, and causing him to tack to the right and left like a storm driven sail boat. Finally the man made the landing safely in the store door and looked at Roy. "Partner," he paid, "I don't give a cuss bow long this walk is; its the width that bothers me April -Fool.

A young man drove up to Roser's jew elry store yesterday and hitched his horse. Getting out of the buggy he saw a pocket book in the door way and his heart leaped- It appeared to be a fat wallet and the young mm chucked brci his conscience as be looked up street and then down street to see if anybody was watching. "I'll just grab this," said the young man to himself. He grabbed it, went to a quiet place, fee'inr the pocket book all the time in his pocket. Visions of a new overcoat, a lay-eff and a bunting trip a Corist-mis present for his girl and a dczn other things passed through his mind.

"I think this is my lucky day for this poke surely does feel as if it had the price of many a meal ticket in it," the young man cajoled himself. Then be sneaked into a dark stairway and opened the wallet. It had two bills of magnitude but they were bills advertising the "Woman of Mystery" at the Majestic last night. The young man went back to work. 1 Lots of Ducks Leslie Tutt is home from a visit with bis chum, yde Berryman, of Wichita.

They went to the sslt marshes Sunday in the Berryman auto to shoot ducks, but found when tbey arrived that the officers would not let them shoot on Sun day. The ducks," says Mr. Tutt, 'were lots thicker than the crowd that gets off of No. 118 every morning jr feed. They flew over the auto in easy range of the guns but it was $15 every time you kill a duck and I didn't think the game worth thi candle." Of course Leslie would not have shot wtnout bringing down a duck Ferguson is home from Grand Summit, wber he has a big ranch.

He says rain ia needed badly but that over east, a few days ago, there was a fine rain. Almost everywhere, Mr. Fergu son say s. there is drouth. We have exclusive stle of the pure Idaho hooey.

Otfen. 46 A WONDER THAT HAS PUZZLED MANY are many people that are great ly puzzled over the wonderful effects of Root Juice. When this' new medicine was firs: introduced it was generally thought that a new fake was born to die in a short time. Bat as time passed and so many testimonials are pouring in from all over the country from people who had aiven up hope of ever see-in? another welLday, and neighbor ii Ullioe neighbor of some great good received from the use of Root Many people are wondering why this groat remrdy was not discovered years ago. What a great boon to human kind is a remedy like Root Juice, a com binaticu of nature's drugs that soothe? and heals and tones the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowtls.

How sweet ia tcaUh and7 hew wordrful are the et cures that Root Juice has niade cf'- 'catarrh, icdlcstloa, i i TcslincVs and ottir tZZTZtZTJ 3 V. T7 I )( The Boot that is admired and wanted by all child ren. Buy them here and now while we have your size. top with patent cuffs hand turn 2 to 5 2.00. sizes 5 1-2 f1 jJdit Masonic Tcmnb Want Coiema FOR SALE Notice Wantf to sell or irae for city property, the North Star Dining Parlor, nil in good order and a money maker, I am going in other business.

See Howe. 44 40 For Sale A counter show case and a small frame building suitable fo' a stable. A Widney. 40tf For Sale. At a bargain a fine ruhber tirpd almost new.

Irquiie m- North Washington. For Sale-Quick Good borsp, naiL.esat good buegy. Horse ycung, no b't-mish, sen tie, but not Ifizy. viUst be sold at once Price very low. Information this of fiee.

tf MISCELLANEOUS Will take sewing at mv home on 312 Olive s-t re Mary Licy. 42-47 Call Mb to tune our piano. Pbona 344. Res. 302 High street.

VV. J. Smith. Wanted. Girl for kitrhen work at the North Star Dining Parlor.

tf For Rpnt 8x rocm bcup. ciffprr, citv watr, cavp. corner of Third and Olive. Pone 212. 45 CO Lost Rpf'dish-b'ack cane.

Left in the Santa Fe depot gPDts waiting rrcm. Return here and receive reward. 43 43 Wanted rooms or cottage furnished or un'urnifbed c'se in. If quire rf Guy Marshall at Frercb, HitcLcccli Son. tf For Rent Three room cottaoa fur nibed for 'ght housekpeoing c1oq in.

Irqaire Cowirdin, 500 South iDgton. CCitf Notice Ail persons rauu let my female bull doe alone and not tie her up or I shall prosecute them. Shen with white bresst. A. J.

Osfacrns. 20 S. St. 40 Waned A few more pngssensnts ta sew by the day. Mrs; Lcna Jsrrf formerly in the alt ration dppsrnnc at Taylor Kidweii's.

Inquire 511 Jefferson. ii Id FOR RENT Fofi Rent Rooms for liht keeping. Inquire 004 II. Wcshirtcs. 'I Rnt.

Two farnisnd f-T Ilbt housekeeping. Sae Dr 11 12" 3 i For Rnr. Nicely rcc: 717 North street. Call any tir-c. i For furniber liffht house keening.

119 Njrtlj i For Rent Lars btru re: i horses and three V. II. more. ForReot Four rccn cistern, gss End city wstsr. 2 I.

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The past vividly recalled, the present unmistakably given; the future clearly foretold. Madam Zaza does not depend upon her advertisement for success, but invites investigation from the public, that she may prove the truth of her work. Consult her in love affairs, law suits, divorces, lest articles and iends. No matter what your troubles are consult this wonderful woman. HOURS 10 A.

M. to 8 P. M. PRICES 50c and $1.00. 514 South Washington First house north of Santa Pe depo.

The Buyers' Guide Tit whosa names are repr. fente3 in our advertising columns worthy of tas confidence of every person in ths community who has money to spend. Tk fact that they advertise stamps taem ss enterprising, progressive men of business, a credit to our town, and deserving of support. Our advertising columns comprise a Buyers' Guide to fair dealing, good goods, honest prices r1 IFflinieir Guts Meats Are not tobe found in Wellington that are to be had at Vihoman's Market The first door north of the Farmers Restaurant or Syrapatfiy Is slrrays extended to those In distress, but ve have no sympathy to waite ca the man borrows his neihVcr'a pspsr 7hen he -can. ens cf h3 own at-a nominal crptnse.

Your home papsr cizr.ds for your interest znd interests ycor fcisia to.Tn. It zzzrv 3 ycur ral A A "te- -B. lm W4 Zaza J- 3 SlhifiiniB(rJl Ladies Gents 10c At Muehlberger's Biggest and Bkst Wellington laundry Phone 139. Rpad Pione9r space ad. Glasgow was ia Wichita yester day.

Harry Trekell was in from 3 to day. Lige Wilson is over from Independence. Constable Bob Bruce went to Argonia today. Fred Dillon, a son of A Dillon, is quite ill. LsGranda of South Haven is here today.

Charles of Wichita, the architect is here today. iUmer Layne went to Marion yester day on business. Arch Foy is up fiom South Haven to dny on business. Duncan The Plumber Phone 536. tf Lindley Green is building a new home on West Harvey.

Salome Bros, have had the interior of their store repainted. Mclntyre went to Winfield to visit the Hi'darbrans. John D. Share has gone to Alva on a ten days business trip. Saylor of Amarillo is here on his way home from Wichita.

Will Keuneke was down from Newton Hst night to visit relatives. Master Forrst Lay ne is ''all broke out" with the cb eken pcx. Call 53G for stove connections. tf Mike Icup, of Salome came home from Wichita last night. William Carnahan of Milan is here on land business with Jj Webster.

Melvin Strk of the Pioneer theater has gone to Oklahoma to spend the win ter. Furnished Rooms for light house keep io? at 423 North Jtfferson. Call any time. 45.52 Cowboy, the Serpent and the Dove" is the 11 at the Majestic tonight. F-r Sale Three lots in Hamel addi tion next to town.

Icquire of Jno Sdowalter. 47 52 Grant of McPherson is here to make some settlements withLL Web ster on land deals. Ladies free night at the jestic. A lidy will be admitted free with each paid reserved seat ticket. Verne McCoioell, of the Wellington Produce has resigned to take a mo torman's place in Wichita.

Shave in Haircut Pool per cue 2 l-2c Gwinn's, west of Arlington hotel. The funeral of Patrick Gleason of Parth was held todey. It was postpoo ed yesterday to await the arrival of a son. The Dock Thomas taleyesterday was a success. A pair of yearling mul es said for 1300 and hegs went at 13 cents a pound.

Biack Martin have 'sold a farm nar South Haven to. Fred Burkey of McCain who will improve it and live ou it. Do you want good quarters for winter? Inq lire at the. Old Homestead. Bed roai and light housekeeping.

607 Jefferson ave. 47 52 One lady will be admitted free with paid reserved seat tickl at the Majestic theatre toDight. "The Cowboy, ti Serpent ani the Dove." Paul Dorsett of the Vienna bakery, is taking a vacation this wjek to build a barn for his broncho and Art Hamel is taking bis plce. Save money buy stoves a Duncans. Duggan, of the Missouri Kansas Telephone is here frcrn Wichita intsrtiewics subscribers as to the ser vice It is better now than for years.

to era nd aftsr tbo UtbcJ Xzxzii. fcer all 1st: birr will ba csr.h:ch Just Shoes" World Famed Diving Horses One of the most sensational and dar ing animal features in the country is said to be the exhibition of the Diving Horees. which splay will be sepn at the fall Festival to be held in Welling ton next weeu. These horae9 ara a beau tiful pair of perfectly matched Arabian cbarger9t and have been broke to tfc is hipb dive only after year9 of practice. An immense tower incline ia erected reaching 75 feet above the ground.

Thi9 is climbed by the orses who at a given signal and at the amazement of all onlookers, the horses with terrific speed, div bead first into a pool of water, which yawns at the bottom of the high Pail Festival is authority for the state ment tbat these diving hordes is the most expensive feature in carnival tx Dibits. A crew of men began to dig the immense pit for the horses to dive in at th ball p'Jrk this afternoon. Advertis ina: matter has been sent out to all of the towns surrounding Wellington nouncing the big Fall Festival and the many featurrs that will be brought here for thi9 occaujn. The campaign of pop ular young ladies, who are to run for jen of the Fall Festival was started in earnest today, and a 9Core of Welling ton's mo9t popular and beautiful girls have expressed their wiliirgness to com pete for ieen. Mr.

Powell states that the one who succeeds in getting the most vites and is elected Qaeen of the Festival will be presented with a dia-mocd ring on the night of the corona tion at the Fall Festival: Try some pure Idaho boneyfai Hale Owen's. 46 Advice from Paw Paw --To get rid of a balky rcale." tha Fav Par Bazoo, "walk up beh Urn and hit him with your fis. tmt hie him with you after Ji Kaasaj City Overrun With Tt amps. At Wellington, a little town in irest of England of only inhp.u no fewer than 5.245 tramps t. 23 accommodated last year.

Cill Clarence Peck for electric work Phooe 502. 41 tf Popular music 3 copies 25c Ask for catalogues and esuvenirs The Sons Shop Phone 701. Uet Duncans prices on stoves. tf Wanted Girl fcr dining rocm work North Star Dining Parlor. at the tf Honey! Honey! Honey! Pare Idaho Sweet Clover Honey.

45 How'aThis? WeoffarOie Hon Ired Urs for and case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Chewky Co. Toledo, O. "We, the ucdersiarjed, have known F. J.

Cheney for the last 15 years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi nsss tran? actions and financially able to carry out any "obligations mads by bis if Drcist3 Tclsdc, O. Catarrh Cars iz tzizn inter- -1 r- V. -i i -v -s 3 izz. r. "4 1 4.

Well uh Tell" yo' Mlstah White Man, I aln' wukkin none terday So yo needn' me Hssen when yo up en talk dat way. Ef yo got a lot ter tell me yo' bea wait ontlll 18 broke 'Case wld money In man pocket all yo cussln' is a joke. Wld mah high silk hat en man gol' hald cane En mah red hot ves an mah watch en 'chain I's a walkln erroun fo folks ter view 'Case mah name's Mlstah Johnslng, too! I'se a groin ter de dentls foh some flllin In mah teef Des a hunk o' gol foh dem on top ez well ez ondehneef En I's strollin down de sidewalk wld mah cane a sw'ingin' free En mah money in mah wallet, dess ez res'ful ez kin be. mah long black coat en mah bull dawg Pipe En mah light cream pants wid de pupple stripe, En mah green necktie wid de spots o' blue 'Case mah name's Mlstah Johnsing, too! Yes, we name de baby Ahthuh we hed thought o' Booker T. But I name Mm dat dis mawnin' whilst I helt 'im on mah knee.

En he soht gib a chuckle whilst he look at me en grin Cut. his.fust tooth on a dollah silveh dol- lah dat I win! Wid mah pul gray spats en mah shiny shoes En mah big receipt foh mah ol lodge dues I's alive wid gladness thoo en thoo 'Case mah name's Mistah Johnsin, too! Statesmanship. "I suppose your constituents are so mad over your position on the tariff that the5 will send some one else to congress next time," says the visiting friend to the congressman. "Haven't heard anything of the sort," he smiles. "You see, I induced two of the wheelhorses to be candidates for the post office at home, and then had the appointment held up until next season.

People don't talk tariff when a post office is at stake." Try It. Prof. L. O. Thayre, the well-known lexicologist, calls our attention "to a most interesting phenomenon, or whatever it is.

The professor occasionally whiles away an idle hour with experiments upon words. Especially does he enjoy discovering what combinations may be made of the letters in proper names. He writes us that he has arranged the letters in the name of THEODORE ROOSEVELT so that they form a complete and characteristic sentence. The professor offers to contest publicly with any and all challengers after the Jeffries-Johnson debate on the Fourth of July, and claims that he can make more sentences of the letters In Colonel Roosevelt's name than any one else of his weight and age. The professor's first exhibit Is this: HE DOES LOVE RETORT.

Can any "of our readers equal or excel this? What He Is and Does. And now, the window-cleaner comes When things grow fresh and greener. The' son's of toil he hums And makes' the window cleaner. Couldn't Come Enoch Ard en crept softly up to the window and peered in. The Mrs.

Ard en sat talking sternly to Enoch's successor. "Do as you like," she was saying. remember this, it's just as I told Eaocli when he got to thinking he Tras boss-cf the You may go aisray, but b-cl iortusately, iXr.csayrca, leaned tlia befcro cl ziiz C-t to iL 3 .1 1.