Newton Daily Republican from Newton, Kansas • Page 4

Mwtoj daIlt iiEM'BLICAN, i id dat iVESlNG, 5,1 AliOTHEK FAILURE Jk BONA FfD3 connties east of here fas cares 10 Peabody, wbera he was arrested on July 4. He has since been confined in the county jnll, during which time tbe county attorney has been working up tbecHe. Sentence bas not yet been pio- uoucced. 4- IT) "Little drops of water Little grains of sand" But a big Drop InJewelsy Is talked of through the land. Some people are fond of a drop on the- sly we don't know how they will like a drop in jewelry.

Everybody ought to tumble to this drop. You see the policeman was on the watch in this case and it will be easy to put a watch on you also for little money. Lets claim your attention while we talk about RINGS. We have Seal Kings, Initial Rings, Wedding and Engage ment Rings. We don't favor the Prize Ring, although Rings are genuine prizes.

In Watches we have just "Watch" you want in silver or gold. Our bargains in Eye-glasses, like themselves, are easily seen through. To see how complete; this drop is just drop in and see 1 B. O. HAGEN, The Oldest and Only Exclusive Jeweler in Newton.

Established 1879. This la an off yaw, and the great majority are looking for presents that will be oseful and attractive wltnoat any great outlay of money, GLOVES, MITTS. HANDKERCHIEFS, MUFFLERS. FANCY TOWELS. NAPKINS.

APRONS, FACINATORS. TIES, ETC. Or if more liberally disposed, what fat there more useful or elegant than 1 nice DRESS PATTERI1 For wife, sister or mother. We will meet Cost Sale prices on DRY GOODS, A 7 is we always intend to protect our custom and give them the biit Goods for the Least money possible. BIG REDUCTION Underwear, Hoods and Fascinators, As we are over, stocked.

Remnants of Dress Goods accumulated during the last two month 'are selling at about half their value. TIib Pioneer Store. P. LUH3ST. mm COST SALE.

Commencing to-day, 8aturaf. Kef. Stb, to close out our tntira llna Ladies' Hisses' and Childran's URaP: We will sell such at Actual (lost Priw Plush Sacques, 40 and 42 inches at ACTUAL COST. Flush Jackets in different styles, AT COST. Cloth Jackets in many different (Trades, AT COST.

Black and Blue Cloth Newmarkets AT COST. A Complete Line ot Misses' Newmarkets AT COSTfEICE. A Complete Line of Children's Wraps AT COST PRICE. AT, AbTDAL AT AdAL COST. WLook tbrouRh our line before buying.

Get our cost price; it will be a savins; of money to any one that wishes to purchase a Ladies', Misses' or Children's Wrap. CHSlSTlM 1THT9 COMMISSION 00MPANT. 10 South Main stroot, Hutohlotoo, Kaalaa Broken In Grain Provlsiona.Stocks and Bonds. Orders executed for the purchase or sal for immediate or future dellrery Id all tbe sadist markets. Correspondence inrlted.

Telephone No. 167. WANTED. Everybody should know that I am here to do horse shoeing and general repair work to first class shape; and at the lowest prices. LOOK AT THESE FIGURES.

Resetting shoes 20c New Bboe8 40c Hand tufiaed steel stoes wo.w nut Hayina: riven satisfaction heretofore, I expect my old patrons to conUuue with me aud I look for many new An Q.M.iullAn nn--M A Vim, fcMMIWWVMUU UUWIUWVU, 0. KNOIICCX. Wkbt Sixtb SriJUfr. A OAR LOAD of the Cele have them la the Low Down money. I BUM ft ROAD vuu 53 CO 0 as c) fa 0 0 Si PQ as c) CUC AND SLASH.

1 failed to noil as nur (roods In Norember aa I ai pec Led to, consequently I am over-ttooked In goods and, commencing fEIESBAT, DECE21 3rd AMD LASTING 11 3DATSTS, I will aire you the lowest prices on dry goo tnr made in riarrey ooumy LOOK AT THE PARALYZERS: fardwlde prints, beet quality, worth 120, now m. in nlMwi heat nrlnts made, worth Viia now 50. 16 pleoea heavy canton flannel, worth 9c, now so. 1 mAl 1 Jl 1 J. Heavy shrunk red fltnnel.

all-wool, worth 40c now 85o. All-wool dress flannels, all shades, worth WW. nA I7n. 25 Josen ladlea all-wool cash mere hose, ribbed top, woi th 40c now aso 10-4 white blankets, full site, worth II. 26, now TOO.

All-wool red blankets, full size, weighs nminria worth SUt fift now S3. fill. 7Wirross dress buttons, worth from 10 to Wo per aoaen now per oown 600 kelna vara all wool, bia- Job, worth 10 to 16c, now 4o sklen. All our 2Bo ribbon dow 20n. All our 20o ribbon now 16c.

All our 16o ribbon now lOo. A II nil, likn rthhnn nnw 7o. Whvlol lidren's oloeks. slws 4, 6. 8, 10 and 12 years, worth from 17.60 to 110 00 eaofa; you oan nave your onoiov iw sv mn.

Oh, I hav got blond In my eye and If you UEXl'IKE BAHttAIM In Dry Goods, Motions, Cloaks, o. DO IMOT FAIL To call on me during the month of Deoember. We nave got nunareas or oariraiat mt we oannot tell you of for want of space. Butoome Id and be oonvinoed that this Is the ONLY CENUINE CUT AND SLASH Hale going on In Newten. H.

M. WALT 607 MAIN STREET. AGSDALB'S OPERA HOU8K. MONDAY, DBCEHBBB 8. The Little Bleotrio Magnet, OLL1E BBDPATH -o- Bup ported by the Natural Aotor, CHARLES P.

MOHKIBON-o- And bis Company of Comedians, Blngers and uanoers, in we great eensa-tlonal Comedy, TUB FIREMAN'S WARD BSC TBI GHIAT tlHl SCINI. Charming Huslol Funny Comedians! Artlstlo Danoets'l IB THI OHIAI INOIHI BOOM SCESK. See the Mammoth Tank oonlalning 37,000 gal lons or water; also, the Deauuru full rig ball Yacht. Admission 25, 85, and 50 Cents The Prevailing Mode. N.T.Bunl naatio hold their own, It up and down, To a I I a 5 mm satniqi pseiaur tt)tnn JO 60 to Watson's for corn and oats.

See Dotaon's twenty-five cent tea. Preston' tpeolOo for headaohe Novel and handsome pieces of silver ware can be st en at Conrad's. The gate B. O. Uaeen always has open for his customers Investigate.

Immediate, harmless Preston's "Hed-Ake, The High School entertainment this evening will begin at 7:80 o'clock. Ad mission, 10c. Diamonds and other precious stones are found at Conrad's, Be sure to see tbem. Fancy New York buckwheat flour at the Exchange, Opera Block, West Broadway. Handsome opera glasses, always useful and beautiful, can be purchased at Conrad's.

Some people have bad memories. But B. O. Ilagen's customers never forget where they get tbe best treatment. And that's right Go to Watson's for all kinds of coal.

A social will be given at tbe Second Baptist church to-night for the benefit of tbe pastor. Some people have bad memories. But B. O. Ilagen's customersnever forget where they get tbe best treatment.

And that's right. Ye young man and maidens, Tripp is especially prepared to delight you Remember a fine photo is a One Christmas present and a poor one la none at all. Tbe truest flattery is imitation. B. O.

Hagen says he feels flattered by the way which others Imitate bis methods. Cures while you wait Those who like bright lively plays will be Just suited with the Firemen's Ward. Miss Ollie Redpatb Is a charm- lug little actress and will be sure to giye pleasure. Little Jack Homer sat in tbe corner Bating his Christmas pie Be put in bis thumb and pulled out a plum, And this Is the reason why. lie bad patronized the Moose Head liberally and there is a rich plum for all who buy at this emporium of modern Ideas and living prices.

Go Lj oc'sforCsnoa Citycea PEBSONAL VARAGBAFBS. Airs. W. H. Godrfey is spending a few days at Whitewater.

Mr. and Mrs. Fay of Tulare, Cal.re the guests of Mrs. U. B.

Uildreth. Mr. and rs. Carbau.h returned to their home west of Halstead to-day. Miss Fanny Patterson la clerking for S.

Richardson during the holiday rush. 8. P. Bourne if here from Pennsylvania to visit his sister, Mrs. Dr.

Nolder. H. Mayer and his son Harvey went to Texas to-day and will spend a short time there. Jas. Geary is in the city to-day on bis way back to Oklahoma.

City after a trip to Kansas City. Mrs. Jane Walton returned from Texas this morning, aocomt anted by Miss Nettle Satterley. Mrs. W.

W. Cameron aad Mrs. Worthlngton returned this morning from a visit at Mulvane. Miss Carrie Miller returned to Marlon to-day after making Newton her home for the past year. C.

E. Forsyth went east to-day. He will be employed in the government printing office at Washington. S. IS.

Ramseyer went to Council Grove yesterday to take cnargeot stock of holiday good for J. P. Ram seyer. Why suffer? Prrston's'Ued-Ake'wlll sure yoQ Tnos. Ryan, United States minister to Mexico, was in the city about an hour this morning.

He cams from the south on bis way to Topeka and with other passengers missed tbe east bound train here. Mr. Ryan expresses him self as highly pleased with Mexico aa place of residence. Hennas the peo ple Intelligent, cultivated and agreea ble. He will spend a start vacation at Topeka.

Hans. To Mr. and Mrs. Mai tin Zimmerman. a boy.

A Party. Miss Breen and tbe Messrs. Breen entertained about twenty-five of their friends last night. Card playing waa enjoyed and excellent refreshments were provided. If you have headaohe try Preetoo'l Hed-Ake.

Society Hectlauf. The Knowledge Seekers will meet with Miss Ollie Glazier to-morrow afternoon. There will bo an election of officers ana an members are re quested to be present. There will be a meeting of the Fra ternal Mystic Circle to-night for tbe election of officers. A full attendance is requested.

Be Will fete Stent. ISeda-wiek Pantaarraph). J. E. Howard, a well known Burrton banker, bas been appointed receiver of the Newton National bank.

Jerry will net everything out of it possible for tbe creditors. It oures headache only-Prestos'!" Hed-Ake1 Remember The MOOSE-HEAD 18 TBB BMBLBM Of If A1nm 1) Raima It ftWnpf Mpfif BiUUvl LwMrivibwfi vwl iiewM ra SILVERWARE, JEWELRY and HOLIDAY GOODS. We Challenge the West to compare with "us la de-. signs and quality. Largest Stock- Of DIAMONDS, WATCHES, PLUSH GOODS, TOILET GOODS, 'DRUG SUNDRIES, Ever brought to Newton.

MORROV PEARSON. BUSINESS 111 IIEWTOII HEATING and COOK STOVES BUGGIES, WAGONS, and CARTS ATCO8T 0 Go to Watson's for chop and bran. Five gallons headlight oil 85 cents at Dotaon's. Odor cases make acceptable presents Conrad has a new line of them. Diamond Block coal $4 per ton at Watson's.

A. cold. Baty is suffering with a severe A marble clock Is an ornament to any house. Look at Conrad's clocks. immediate relief by oalng Preston's Hed-Ake The sate B.

O. tiasen always has open for bis customers Investigate. Cures In fifteen minutes, Prf ton's "Hod-Ak, Jerry Mohahan is ill with a very sore hand, lie injured It in laying rails. The gate B.O. Hagen alwavs has open for bis customers-Investigate.

Canned corn, string beans, Lima beans, succotash and black berries 10c per can at Dotson 8. Dan O'Leary will have a stand at the sale at floran's farm on Tuesday and at David Weaver's on Wednesday. The case of State against Jacob Dell of Burrton for attempted rape Is before the district court to-day. Head the program ne for the High School entertainment to-night and you will surely wish to be there. The truest flattery Is Imitation.

B. O. Hagen says he feels flattered by the way which others imitate bia methods. A slight rise in the wheat market makes 74 cents the price paid for No. 2 wheat here to-day.

Apples, apples, apples, Sweet cider, sweet cldtr, And apple butter at 710 North Main. See those charming new designs in ladies' and gentlemen' watches at Conrad's. Go to Oumaer Co. for floe buggies and full line of general hardware and stoves at cost for 80 days 608 Main St. The Nobs Family, a musical comedy company, will appear at the Eagsdle on Friday, December 19, in the play entitled A Quick Match.

Sure Cure Prea'on't "Hed-Al Everything in the photo line at a five to a fifty dollar crayon, from a stamp to a life-size photo- in various styles, made only at this first class art studio. Beautiful hair watch cbalus made at No. 116 South West Sacond s'reet. i.aiiiHunr trenta SDecial prices for the holiday's 60cents. Csll and see samples, If fails, money refunded; Preston's 'Hed-Ake Tuesday evening will mark the nnnnins of the Art Exhibition at 608 Main St.

The Maypoie aanoe will commence at 8 o'clock. Come and enjoy yourselves. Bring your whole family. There will be something tn ntaiMA them all. Admission iu cents; saaaon tickets ait reduced rates will be sold upon application.

SALE Of KILUXEBY C00DS1 Mrs. Wilkinson will close out her en tire stock of fancy feathers and hitcs at cost from now till tbe 1st of January. Bibbons at ana so on. I rarelv advertise a dosing out sale. but when 1 do I mean what 1 say, nail and be convinced all trimmed goods 25 per cent, less than the marked price.

1 DO YOU I7ANT A BPGBY. GUILTY! Isaac Van Brunt Found Guilty of tbe Murder of George Broer. ft eravn Hour's Deliberatloa tkeJary Hetnra a Verdict ef Harder la the Flint Degree. Thirty Wit. eaaea Examine' by the State by Joe Defease.

A Trial Latttlng rear Prisoner Jovial. The jury in tbe Broer murder case brought in a verdict of guilty last evening after about an hour's deliberation. The case was brought up Mon day, a jury was empaneled aud the trial began Tuesday, County Attorney Bowman conducting tbe prosecution. These were the jurorB: John Hollls- ter, foreman, J. G.

Bessemer, A. W. Warkentin, J. F. Benick, I.

A. Knott, D. Ji. Lehman, Bobt. Reeves, Geo.

Dalton. II. G. Ruth, Floyd Morris, C. Hinkson and N.

D. Wickhani. County Attorney Bowman bad sum moned about thirty witnesses and It was but a short time until he bad tbe culprit hopelessly nmesbed. He con ducted the case of the state with rare tact and skill and applied the law with bis characteristic gravity and acumen. The sum of tbe otaie's evidence was that Van Brunt bad done about as be had confessed to having done to a republican reporter ana toothers.

There was some expert testimony as to the quantity of strychnine required to produce death and as to tbe nature af the powder found in Van Brant's valise. Tbe defense, which was conducted by Messrs. R. W. Berry and C.

E. Bra-nine, produced two wltnei sea to show that Van Brunt is not strong mentally. Willie this is a fact, it could not be shown that his weakness is great enough to relieve him of responsibility. The attorneys for the cefense made as strong a fight as can be made by men without a toothold. Mr.

Berry's address to the jury was very comprehensive and frequently eloquent and pathetic. Mr. Branine, who has a reputation as a good talker, "kept np his end." Van Brunt waited with composure during tbe deliberations of the jury and when tbe verdict was returned he seemed to have received relief from the little suspense which he has occasion ally shown himself to fftet. When he was returned to tbe jail he laughingly told the prisoners there what was tbe result and evinced jollitv in many ways. In intelligence be is consider ably below the average, being of that grade which when at large does no good fortheoommuntiy.

He was brought here from New York in 1879 with a large number of orphans, by an association whose business was to find homes tor its charges. He was adopted by John Hackney of Highland township, with whom he lived tilt 1884. From then 1111 the time of the murder he worked in various places thiol ghout the state. In December of 1889 he took supper at Broer's house on section twenty-six, Richland township, and then conceived the idea of murdering him, for he bad been told that Broer bad money. On the 12th of tbe following May be stopped at the Broer place again and while tbe old man was preparing supper Van Brunt stealthily put strych nine in tbe food.

He then fled with his victim's team and a little and after wandering through several I will Sell for PHAETO I lE HAVE JUST RECEIVED brated Oonnerfivllle Goods. tylieh and Well Made. We They are Medium raced. End 8prin2 or Brewster Pattern. They are the best goods- having a big trade on the ROUND OAK STOVE -Remember you can buy them at price asked for experimental ever offered In Newton for the re kteaat Waal Re Said.

Jack Hardoppe So you won't lend me any money! Doa't you remember that LeMaQ iiardwa Wc are GENUINE the same goods. MUST GO TO THE BOTTOM OH PRICES TO DO Ifflpleinent Co. hese High School entertatnBMOta are a nice thing for the pupils who gire tbem a nice thlng.ior the entire schoej and exceedingly nice tor the audiences See the one to-night. A continually increasing businesti reported at J. jji, hardware store.

th 7 It will be that Mr. Gumaer is one of Ten H-rtJBUCAS's moat persistent adTertiters. The moral of this is not hard to find. The new semce on the Miulouil Facifio railroad will make It much more eonren lent for persons living la the town along the road to visit Newtca and return to their homes the same day. Trains will go west a-St.

a. and 4:10 p. m. and east Wi i. a.

HARDWARE, TINWARE, POTS, and KETTLES A-T CO r. woen we gradnated rrom college jrof premised to share your last oent with SM If Iedl Tom Inltifk Yes, and stick to my wor4. "Tben way don't you let tri have tea Uoilamf" "Eeoaua am act reduetd to my last fcw Watt aaUl tiwa." Mumwf's WeRly, 1 .1 i.