The Humboldt Union from Humboldt, Kansas • Page 3

W.S.FA4XIS,rWest. B. M. WORKS. 2 ad Viee Preeie'sat.

W. A. BYEXLEY, Vise Presides! Commercial Club meeting Fri- The Keller Stock Co. opened op The Humboldt Unions wm GUY S. SrEAKMAN, Cashier.

M. POKIER, Ai tCtkir. HUMBOLDT NATIONAL BANK. O-AJPITAXje W.J. PICKELL, CHAS.

8CHAFFHER, O.C.BRETT. have 10 days. H. M. WORKS, W.S.FALLIg, A BYERLEY Jpuriiiture extend.aTery cordial invitation to call and seeour new goods.

confident: we can please voir of goods to makeyour Velec-tions aswell as(iri prices. IN DRESS GOODS The Brilliantines are very popular, this Spring. We have them in plain Blue, Brown, Gray, Black, Cream and White, and in the fancy weaves Brown and White, Blue and White, Black and White. Nub Voile, Basket Voile, Bison Afmue, Novelty Etamine, Nuboline, Nuns Veilings in Pink, Light Blue, Black and White. We have a good many other popular styles in Dress Goods.

have our New Spring Styles of in prices from ioc per yd showing an extra good value in a at Come and see them. Headquarters for Wall Paper, 5Don't overlook us on Embroideries and all over Embroideries We are showing some very exclusive styles. Quite a different line wejthink than is usually shown in the smaller cities. 4 Brett's Bargain Store. patm Lioans.

We are offering a big line of LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED VESTS Sleeveless 0 the thin, cool kind for warm weather. We also have the warm fleeced kind. You probably know the kind that is needed for this weather. We do" not. Big Lot of Lace Just Received.

Iron Beds from $3.50 to $20.00 Bed Springs 2.00 to 5.00 Mattresses 2.25 to. 12.00 Dressers 10.00 to 25.00 Center Tables 2.00 to 12.00 Couches 7.00 to 25.00 Extension Tables 5.00 to 25.00 Kitchen Cabinets 4.00 to 10.00 Carpets and Window Shades. E. H. LEITZBACH.

all widths. 5c yd forBargains. Canned Peas per IOC I5C Canned Corn 44 tit We have the District Agency for the best Loan Company in Kansas! Do most of our own examining and approving of loans. We can loan you more money, give you better payment privileges and get your money quicker than anj-one else. Rates as low as consistent with times and security offered.

See or write us before renewing your old loan or making a new one. We can interest you. Address, THE ALLEN COUNTY INVESTMENT CO. Ground Floor Bartles Bldg, IOLA, KANSAS. Both fine and heavy Your choice 1 Watch Us g) Brett's Bargain Store.f day night, March 4th; (to night).

Important boslneet and eletition of oficers. yoa desire to have the Club to live come to this meeting. If you want It to die atay away. At Odd Fellows' Hall at 8 p. m.

PERSONAL ME8TI0S. Mrs. Fred Barnett was visiting WUliamsbarg last G. V. Sponenbarger was in Oklahoma this week on business.

Miss Cora Johnson, of tola, was a Hamboldt visitor Sunday, Mrs. Eberhart, from Lawrence, Kansas, is here visiting her daugh ter, Mrs. J. M. Fricker and family, Fred A.

Gritzner, of Chicago, la here visiting bis friend. F. D. Culver, and wife, and looking over the oil field. L.

J. Schumaker ia In the East for a month, on business for the Web ster Refiolog and a visit to the old stamping ground. Misa Dora Cochran, of A. B. Noble's Bon Accord, was In St.

Joseph this week studying the lat est In millinery trimming. Mr. and Mrs. S. A.

D. Cox and Miss Clara. Long visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McElheny in Kansas City this week.

Mrs. Mary D. Nolle, of Jackson ville. arrived Wednesday and will make an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs.

B. 8. Smith. Mrs. Nolte is Mrs.

Smith's mother. John Hobart was np from Pitts burg last week assisting his mother in her public sale and helping to get the family and goods np to Kan sas Uity. John is in the railway employ at Pittsburg. MsasMMMsamwsaewaae Carl Eifert moved to Iola this week, he will be employed In one of the brick plants. He has been chief burner at the Humboldt brick plant from Its start, and un derstands the business thoroughly.

But he can get better wagea where he goes. Mr. Eifert is a hard work log, saving and model citizen and its such people our city can HI afford to lose. We hope he may decide to come back to Humboldt In the near futore. -The Humboldt Telephone Co.

now has 235 phones on the city ex change and 13 on the Logan town ship line, making 243 in all. Mr. Helm has 50 more phones to put up as soon ai be can get the phones. Harry Kelley came down from Le- Roy this week to assist in making some difficult changes In the wires. The fifty new phone wires will be put in a cable which will lessen the wire congestion near the central office.

When the telephones were first pat in here several years ago some said the system would not last six months, but it seems that some body didn't know. i E. have purchase4 a big lot of Peanuts and had them fresh roasted and SATURDAY morning we will place them on sale at THIS is lessv than i the regular pripe. will pay you to buy peanuts Saturday and anything else you need to eat here. or 25 (j6I1 ECONOMICAL.

TRIP California You will be surprised to learn for how little money and how comfortably the California tour can be made. Join the SANTA FE daily excursions in Pullman tourist sleepers. Personally escorted 3 times a week. Special one-way tickets (honored in tourist sleepers) oa sale daily, March. 1 to April 30 From Humboldt $25 for ticket; $5.75 for berth.

You travel'comfortably and economically. been coming in inHhe last GEO. McKINLEY, Agent A. T. S.

F. Humboldt, Kansas CorreaDondence Solicited. Ralerenee: Hamboldt Slate Bank. Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Agent. ROTA ST TCBUC.

Hamboldt. Kansas. DR. H. E.

DUNCAN DENTIST, OFFICE OYER BBETT'S STOKE. J. J. O'CONNOR CO, Catrartar ef 1 Brick Work Material, sad Crtimtl f.rai.a-ad W.ea AaalwrtWa. XSAB Portland Cement Plant; Maoabo Falht Hljh School Bnildin oa; ola latea enier Hisn IMDOOI rtaudlng: Foundry Oaty rW.CI...

W.rfc Tafc.a. orrirK with f. j. THWarraa. Phone) 168.

I rx BO LOT, KASSAS. You Know What You Are Taking When yoa take Orove'a Tasteless Chill Tonic because the formula Is plainly printed on every bottle showing that It Is simply Iron and Quinine In a tasteless form. No Cure. No pay: 50c Sentence Sermons. From the Chicago Trtbnne.

Denial brings delight. A man ia highest when he ia humblest. A light heart is a lighthouse for hearts. Religion is never worn oat by everyday nsa, Triumph is simply the perfect tense of trial. Grumbling puts spur to the steed of An empty head never has room fot new ideas.

Heavenly bread Is never blessed until it Is broken. To Curt A Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refunds the mon ey if It fails to cure. K. W.

Grove's signature is on each box. 25c. We to every lady We feel quite both in variety from We also Dress Trimmings to $2.50. We are line of Laces Thursday night at the opera house1 In "Dolly Gray." and gave splendid satisfaction. Friday night of this week the play 14 Tbe Widow and the Fool." Everybody go.

I have four or five good horsra for sale cheap. J. M. O'Brien. Will.

Schleicher Is holdlrg down a chair in G. F. Thomas bar ber hop. Boyle's lecture at 8:30 p. m.

Sunday la free and for everybody. Fob Sale ---160 acres of fine im proved land, three miles from town. Price $40.00 per acre. F. D.

CULVER. All railroad people are especial ly invited to hear Boyle's lecture at 8:30 p. m. at the Christian church I have some land near town to rent for grain rent. J.

M. O'Brien. Fred W. Barnett is clerking In J. M.

O'Brien's store. He has moved It If famllv here from Wil liamsburg. 'i Lost -A tortoise shell pin. In star or soobur8t. style, mounted witn turquoise.

Finder please return-to Culver. First door north of the post offlce. Reward. If you want to forget the worry and troubles of every day life spend one night with "A Messenger Boy" at the opera house, March 10th. Boyle's lecture "Railway to Perdition, a trunk line fully equip ped, down grade and no brakes," Sunday at 8:30 p.

m. and family are occupying a room In Peter Rapp's residence until they can get the Leitzbach residence, soon to be va cated by Mrs. Anna Wood. v-. You can save money on Meat and Lard at O'Brien's Grocery.

9. W.Sturdivan,of Kansas City, Is now associated with Sylvan Mil ler in the real estate and insurance business. He Is a pushing man and will make it a success. August Kurrle is improving his confectionary and bakery building. 8everal changes have been made, and paint and paper nsed.

He will have a model business place. See Baby Irene Spooner, one of America's youngest Child Specialty Artists, in her serio comic songs and dances, with "A Messenger Boy" at the opera house, March 10th. Elizabeth Rhoades died Thurs day at her home in Salem township. The deceased was the mother of George S. and J.

C. Rhoades, and was an estimable lady. We have heard no particulars of her death. Owing to continued illness Miss Hattie O'Brien has resigned her po sition as teacher in the public school of this city. The board has em ployed Miss Ethel Fricker as sub stitute teacher.

The Humboldt and Burlington bowling teams had a three game contest at Hall Trezler's alleys Wednesday night. The Humboldt team won all three games by 850 pins. George Work made the big gest score, 220 pins in ten frames. A telegram was received here Thursday from Kansas City stating that Mi -re Myrtle Phillips had died in that city. The body was brought down to Humboldt Friday for burial.

We have heard no particu lars of her death. i The lecture course entertain ment at the opera house Saturday night was well attended and the program was pleasing to the audi ence. The musical novelties were skillfully handled by the concert company. N. Owens, of Maccmh, ar rived Thursday morning and will remain here two weeks.

He owns a farm two miles west of town. His son wilfarrive next week and move onto' the Owena made this offleo a pleasant call and expressed himself as well pleased with this part of Kansas. The Humboldt High School Lecture Course Association has se cured Col. Bain for a lecture on Wednesday evening, March 9thvat opera house. Col.

Rain is one of the most brilliant lecturers and orators of the day, and all should avail themselves of the opportunity to hear him. Married, at Preabyterisn par sonata, March 2, about 8 p. Ben C. MeQuesten officiating. George McGrew and Kathryn Kester- son.

Tney left Thursday, evening for Chetopa, where they will visit Mr. McGrew's mother and sister. After their visit they will return to this city and here. The HffioN extends congratulations and best wishes. Dr.

J. F. Flynn came home from the Kansas City hospital Friday of last week, accompanied by bis wife, who went up to assist him on the way home. The Doctor Is recovering rapidly from the operation and thinks he will soon be well again, and the prospects are that his health will be better than for years. His frieuda will be glad to hear this good news.

The wife of Rudolph Kamping died Tuesday evening, at her home nine miles southeast of Humboldt. Cause of; death was typhoid fever and pneumonia. She leaves a bus band, children, other relatives and many friends to mourn her death. The family had just moved Into a new and handsome" residence on tiysir farm, and were preparing to enjoy Jfcp jrnjls of many years of hard work andpafpfu! management, whjso the cruel fesnd of dp3fh hat tars all these bright anticipations nd 50ers all with The fpneral serviced were, held at the residence Thursday and the remains laid to rest in Ml. Hope cemetery.

The family have' the sympathy of all In their bereavement. W.T.VloEUROY SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1904. it 3 17 Time Table in effect Kov. 29, 1903. OOW0 BABT.

No. 303 Passenger No, 9W-PiMngr. 1:58 p. m. 2:66 a.

m. no.w-nuND(r.. .8:0 a. m. No.

ilS-Lonal freight ooiao war. 1:10 p.m Mo. an Passenger No. SW7 PMinrer xiw ra. fco p.

ra. No. Freight 10:15 a. ra Above tralus carry passengeri. Noa.

20i nd AH make close eoon act loot at Kansas Clly lor all point east or west. No. 201 through train to Oklahoma and Texas. Leave Humboldt on No. 203 and reach Chicago fcOO a.

m. Lewre Hamboldt on No. 804 and reaeh Chloaco 9:00 p. m. Paaseocars for California.

Arizona, New Mexico or Colorado should take No. 302 to North Ottawa, ehanitlng there to No. 7 carrying Pullman and tree chair ears. For farther Information Inquire of oeo. Mckinley, Agent, Humboldt.

Kansas. "KATY ROUTE." I I 'Time Taele 1 effect San ft, fc Ii Sh fti Uj, Jen. 1S08. -NORTH. No.

Pease neer 9:157 a. m. No. 6s. Local Fr't Acc'm.

11:54 a. m. SOUTH. Passenger 5:47 p. m.

No. 67 Local Fr't a a. m. Immediate eonneotion at Parsons for Kan sas (Jlty, uannioai anu ov. imuiu.

uioae eonneotion at Parsons also, for points South In Indian Territory and Texas. With this change all passenger trains ar 1 A MAW. IT.I.M A. at St. Louis, where close connections are a it.

All 1tta At vararftiv MAvth and oulh. ayolding any baa or ear transfers. Trains No's and 10 rnn dally. I nrOucn nea.i.wu hi duihm J. C.

FAHNRSTOCK. Agent. Hamboldt, Kansar. City and County News Read the advertisement! in this paper. A nice line of Embroidery at D.

E. James. Boyle's "Railway to Perdition," Sunday at 8:30 p. m. A parable.

Call, on John Tholen for a de-llcloos oyster stew. E. Callantlne baa been on the sick list this week. 2 A new line of Waist Sets received E. James'.

Many farmers are plowing and report the frost all out of the ground. Money to Loan. J. E. Wakefield.

The bnds on aome of the trees and shrubbery are swelling. For corn, oats, corn chop, bran, ahorts and hay ro to Dickinson Bros. Dir. Wolfe will be In his office over the bank March 10, 11, 12. Gentlemen will find a fine line of Dress Shirts at D.

E. James'. The robins have come again, and now its in order for spring to get a hustle on. For Fire Insurance see J. E.

Wakefield. Humboldt OH 17c per gallon, or 6 gallons for 80c at O'Brien's grocery. Wanted, all the eggs and butter that you can bring. Top prices guar anteed, at Wedln's Union Grocery. The fine weather last and this week has Induced some of our peo pie to make some early garden.

You can always get food Cream arjr Cotter at O'Brien's Grocery. Protracted meetings are being held at the) M. E. church, and are well attended. John Tholen can supply you fresh oysters in bulk.

A car load of Minnesota Seed Potatoes just received at O'Brieu's grocery, Farm and City Property for sal. J. E. Wakefield. J.

Harry Gay, Ophthalmic Op tlclan, will be home April 1st to 12th. Eye examinations free. Office at Kent's Studio. Special scenery, wardrobes, twenty people, band and orchestra In "A Messenger Boy" at Che opera house, March 10th. have some special bargains in oil stock.

Call and s-et prices on a few odd lots. D. Culver. Boyle's sermon Sunday at 8 p. "Your Baptism Is It from Heaven or of men?" Good farm for rent, eleven mliee west and one mile south of Hamboldt.

Write or apply to" Mrs. GKAIB Norminqton. Toronto, Kansas. J. H.

Oeborn 6 Son have pur chased two lot3 south of thel lam her yard which wilt he used toeo large their yard. For Sale Good 6 room house. Fine location. Excellent neighborhood. For sale Come In and get price.

F. D. Culver. Protracted meetings are In progress at the Evangelist M. E.

church and are well attended. -The Humboldt Well Supply Co. Veoelvad car loads of two inch lino pip and 5 and 6 Inch casing Thursday, end aw beginning business by rapidly selling 4me. Tern- porary office, 1st door north pf post office. Phone 166.

Wanted A good reliable servant girl for light house work; good sragee. Mas. J. IUtpg Pickell, The dramatic entertainment by member of tbe Engte lodge and others, at the opera house Tuesday night, was a very creditable effort althoch the attendance was not as PI.sm M.d'm. "Csliferais ia a T.arMt saa infarmatiaa sk.at law rat.a t.

Califarais. THOS. McGANNON. City State-. RAMMER OALVG, the most healing salve In the world.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. IV A atrax. Attoraty at Law Hamboldt Kansas. aoU- A' Resident DentLt. Offlce over Hew-ew Dims Store.

OS. ANDREWS, teacher of Ctornet. Humboldt, Kansas. H. A.

EWIXG. RARnn.Dn LTofl'r of EwlDf. Card a Card. Offles of Bridge and Ninth streets. ur MILLER.

ORTON Hum Physician and w. vuii-w oyer Mamboldt Stata BBk-u on Reidence opmlta Ostn- A-BROWN. FsraroiAH and Bra-B oj. Hamboldt. Kanaas.

Offlea ou ln tn 8en' B-ldlai. r2 Tenta streat and Central Are todlaeaarVJ: CaU mU' DR. J.B.CHA8TAIN, Dentist, Iola, Kansas, office over Mrs. Tomer's mtlluierV Veal Madison A venae. FimriMs work.

Teeth palled, ailed or maUsToiV me a can. Hugh Brady, the old reliable Pention Claim Attorney, Kill tecum your peruions or increase of pension. Three rears service in Co. Mth RKt. III.

Inf. ard Brtcaae, 1st Division, A. Army of the Camberiand. Thraa tlmee verety wounded. S3 years practice proaecatlnc Pension claims, and all kind of claims before (be government with marked sae-eess.

I solicit the patronage of my comrades, and widows and rrom anywhere inside tu hu onm, Addreaa: Hugh Brady, Yates Center, Ksnaaa. Corn! Corn Wanted. 'We are in the market for corn. Highest market price paid. Humboldt Water Milla.

E. A. CLEASON, Proprietor of Ihs l- EIGHTH ST. LIYERY STABLE nyites all who want first-claw conveyances, good horses and prompt attention, to give nin a call. Location: gjll.

Humboldt, Kansas. IDEAL HIGH PATENT FLOUR Ja mad only from wheat grawn witkiM afteen mii of Hwmboldt. There is NO BETTER WHEAT RAISED In the state. Of this whaat only the choicest plumpeat ksrnals are vad to make Idas! Hoar. That Is what makes it so much BETTER THAN OTHER FLOUR.

Your neighbor uses IL All Grocers. Aak ktr. 11? lis lis. JENKINS HACKLEY UllflU BLACKtMITHIMO AND CENERAL REPAIRINO HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY 1 snxiiL irrnnoi tx te UTitrMxxi Ajr rosUGUB. UNION ALi vetK criKiima.

ruciv ou run. Humboldt, Kansas. WIIEIl YQU TRAVEL SELECT A RAILWAY AS YOU DO YOUR CLOTHES. 7 (MISSOURI. KANSAS TEXAS RAILWAY.) tmutt ColBrt2fili tad Camreclest Trails.

THE "KATY FLYER" AMD KATY DINING STATIONS. lean, Motfsrtlt la rrtca. Bosorpassel la QaaBtj aol Senrict. ONE PRICE Canned Mushrooms pr can 25 Plums pr can. ioc 2 cans Red Cherries.

25c Pumpkin pr can ioc Sauer Kraut per can ioc 2 cans Sweet Potatoes 25c Call and see me. Wall Papor We now have on sale the newest ideas and designs in Wall Paper, and we can quote you prices that can-notbe duplicated by anyone. The larger the quan tity we buy from the. lac? tory the larger the discount we get. We have bought heavy and the extra discount we received enables us TO SELL TO YOU for what book agents have to PAY the manufacturers for the same patterns.

We know we can save you money and only ask you to see our patterns and get prices before buying elsewhere, All new spring patterns are in stock now. HESS DRUG CO The Kansas and Southern Electric Railroad will have a charter to build from Kansas City to the In dian Territory line. At present it will be built and operated between Iola aqd HnmbQidL F. Crouch, the 'promoter, went np to Topeka Wednesday to secure the charter, and work will begin soon. The $30,000 power house will be located at Hamboldt, and cars are expected to be running between the two towns by July.

Iola Register, Feb. 87hti "Mr, Olson, pf Neotho county, was In 1 Iola today calling on Mr. Tholen of the Iola base ball team. He has a son whp Is a natural ball player and Is quite well known ln base ball circles. An effort Is being rqade to secure Olson for Topeka, bat It Is possible be be aecored nearer home.

Olson Is shortstop and Is at present attending schpoj at Ltadabofg.H The Rste? takes care not to ay that Olson belonged to the Humboldt team when the Iola league team was shut bj puf team, and ht fee is an expert short stop and batter. The team that cures Olson will tret a prize. He played with the Humboldt team for Advice to Boys. The Chicago Examiner offers the following advice to boys and jroung men. It Is worth the reading and well worth heeding.

It will prove of vast value to those who follow it in years to come: Every boy is advised to save money. Every old man telle voung er men to save money. Yea a great majority of hearing the advice on all sides, drift along, putting oil the work of saving which means the work of miking ourselves inde pendent. The hardest thing ln the world is self control. And the eav ing of money means the exercise of self control In all directions at once.

That Is what makes saving so hard for us. If you ie trying to save yon must concentrate your will power on Yon say very often it is not worth while. Life is short, but It Is as well to enjoy life now, etc nut it you fail tuahow will power in your youth I jea fail to make the neeawary effort to gain iud.e50fi4enee later on, yoo will find, when it too late, that Ufa I3 long and rather dreary, wfeae yon combine old ge with poverty, a tired mind with defteawteaca And the necessity uf oaeylng aorue one else'a order. The wore wind and dust storm of the season stuck this section about 7:30 Wednesday evening. It was terrific and came from tbenorth west and was very cold.

The dust was In blinding clouds and caused people to seek shelter in a hurry. It is estimated that forty or fifty derricks were blown down and wrecked in this field. The lantern on the tower In the city park was wrecked, and much other damage done. Home Money to Loan On short' notice, easy terms, low rate of interest, optional payments, and no commission. Save your dimes and you'll soon have dollars.

D. B. D. 8HELTZER, Iola, Kansas. Farm Having beeq appointed agents for tills for the Union Central Life Insurance to invest their money in farm loans, we hereby In vite anybody wishing to get loans oil farms on favorable terms ana cheap Interest to call and see us.

CQA3 CCHAFFNER SC3I. Li st of Letter? Ramaiolug io the Post OfSce at Humooidt. nncaiieo lor Mar 4. 1904. Persons callioz (or any oj JJ O'Brien r-.

T3j.e Oxocer in I nnriAr in i Am llriAnft tnese letters will please aaj adver give tka date the ad vexUsemeat. Boyd Boaa rtownlny Kilns Brand Aivey Pelplaln Herbert Ford CM Griffith CN CbofflaChas Williams Mr Deatoo William Wlimoth PD -Doyle Howard W. P. M. hoeccithaUSSytcrSa Avcro Ar.r.Tl Ci! over Oaa UzUlZZz rif'usil avajT tfT! ll Tn a a nf finan'i fai nnf firay i Xroai was expected.

two or tnree seasons..