The Evening Kansan-Republican from Newton, Kansas • Page 3

PAGE THREE. If you arc a "Captain of Industry," even in a small way, you will need to provide recruits frequently, or your ranks of workers will grow thin, and self-satisfied. Kansan want ads. bring "new blood." THE NEWTON EVENING KANSAN-REPUBLICAISS FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1906. I that fails to a full stop at a rail road crossing will get his time instant er.

I Train No. 5 will have a nice long only stop that will be made between the two points. If this isn't enough to quiet the Rock Island, the Santa pe has another trick up its sleeve. 0 at $6.50 per bushel. Inquire of M.

Schambacher, Putnam, Kansas. FOR SALE One srae board, one iron ltd, mattress and springs, 217 Allison street. FOR SALE 150 hedge posts in good shape, also a full line of nursery stock grown in Kansas, and well adapted to our soil. Cheap for cash at nursery. R.

W. Crandall, Phone 238 Black. Now comes the news from Wicaita that the Rock Island has met the new timetable change of the Santa Fe by announcing that it will cut out the local stops of its train No. 35 and will get that train into Wichita at 3:25 must be paid for at the rate of twen-beating the Santa Fe twenty minutes, ty-flve cents for five lines or less for Then it will be up to the Santa pe six insertions when ordered, or again. The Santa Fe can beai this when telephoned the cash must be time and will probably do so.

The sent to this office before the end of Wichita Eagle thinks that the contest will be kept up until one of the fast trains goes into the ditch. The accident down at Oklahoma City night before last was to Jim Peters and not to Jack, as was report- ed yesterday. The family tried all day yesterday to get phone connec-. tions with Oklahoma City but could not, owing to the wires being down i as a result of the snowstorms. They did nOt learn Until last evening the circumstances of the affair.

Mr. Pe- ters was accidentally shot by his friend, Buck Garrett, ehief of police i rest in Newton, according to the new time card. It will lay here from 3:00 in the afternoon until 4:10, which gives it seventy minutes dead time. Jack Peters came up -rom the south on No. 18 last night.

No. 10 was on the dot today but No. 2 was two hours to the bad. The master mechanic at Arkansas City was here yesterday on business. Claim Agent Henry Mayer came up from the south on No.

502 this morning! Transfer Clerk J. B. Douglas made a business trip to Wichita this morning. Charles Shade of the car force has built a substantial addition to his house. i Engineer Johnse Wright missed a trip today, which is an unusual thing for him.

No. 17 had a show car for the south this morning. It carried Shipp's in- door circus to Wichita. I The word from Conductor Frank) Butterfield this morning was to the ef feet that he is resting easier. W.

J. Curtis, the traveling passen- ger agent, was in Newton over night and went out on No. 10 this morning, The civil engineers had their four inch gun on the depot platform sight- ing off into the west yards this morn- ing. A. E.

Palmer a representative of the Standard Oil company was here to- day inspecting the handling of oil by the Santa Fe forces at this point. Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Graybill, and Eu- gene Peters went to Oklahoma City yesterday afternoon on No. 405 to see Jim Peters, who was shot and serious- ly wounded night before last.

Conductor Lew Osbun brought in a plug train on No. 8's time last night, He and his crew then called for ten Ifours rest. Regular No. 8 did not show up until 8:30 this morning. at Ardmore, I.

T. Garrett had beenjstamp A Aiexander, Newton, Kas. set upon by a gang of cowboys and I drew his pistol fo defend himself. Mr. pqr RENT.

Peters who was an oldtime friend of Garrett, told the latter to put up the FOR RENT Five roo mhouse, city gun and arrett was in the act of do-1 water, close in. Inquire of Dr. A. E. ing it when one of the cowboys came Smolt.

at Garrett with a knife, attempting to cut him. Garrett then pulled the trig ger intending to shoot his assailant. but the bullet went wild. It struck Peters in the hand ana glanced into his body, penetrating the bladder. He was taken to St.

Anthony's hospital where a surgical operation was per- formed by Dr. Gray. He died at nine o'clock last night. Everybody around Newton that knew Jim is sor- ry to learn of his accident. He forty years of age and until recent- ly was yardmaster for the Santa Fe at Oklahoma City.

Pneumonia Follows a Cold. It is sometimes better late than early 1 The bit of repartee you think of ten minutes too late might have cost you a friend, You feel the life giving current the minute you take it. A gentle soothing warmth, fills the nerves and blood with life. It's a real pleasure to take Hoi- lister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents Tea or Tablets.

J. B. Dickey. There was some talk of running an but never follows the use of Foley's good barn, cistern, city water at 210 excursion train over the Santa Fe Honey and Tar. It stops the cough, First.

Inquire at 127 West First. from Dodge City Newton and heals and strengthens the lungs, and Hutchinson to Cane'y to see the burn- affords perfect security from an at- F0R RENT Three room house newly ing gas well but it was called off this tack of pneumonia. Refuse substi- i Papered and painted at 128 West Sec-morning, tutes. Sold bv G. W.

Kates. ond street In(Jllire at 126 West Sec" RAILROAD NEWS. I MAY HAVE TO STOP AT AVARD. Santa Fe Up Against it Through the Frisco's Action. Avard, March 15.

In spite of the fact that the Santa Fe refuses to stop its Panhandle train No. 501 at Avard, the Frisco is still carrying the eastern mail from St. Louis to Avard. The Santa Fe hoped by not stopping at Avard to force that mail around by way of Kansas City, and thus get a longer haul. The Frisco, however, did not want to lose the haul from St.

Louis to Avard and appealed to the post office department, asking that the company be allowed to haul the mall as their train beat the Santa Fe into Avard by more than one hour. The Santa Fe, though, asked that the maH be sent around by Kansas City. The department, however, has decided against the Santa pe and ord-: ered the mail to be sent over the Frisco to Avard, where it will be transferred to the Santa Fe. However, as tne banta re floes not; stop its train No. Sol at Avard the mail is being left there and delayed.

As the department has ordered the mail to be sent over the Frisco it is probable that an order will be issued requiring the Santa Fe to stop at Avard. If the Santa re reruses to do this it is probable that a heavy fine will be assessed against the Santa Fe in-order to compel it to stop and pick up the mail. BRAKEMAN'S NARROW ESCApE. i Fell on Top of Freight Car and Hurled Himself Off Side. H.

J. Miller, a Santa Fe brakeman, who lives at Emporia, is in the company's hospital here suffering from a fractured wrist and many severe bruises. His escape from sure death a few days ago was rather miraculous and showed remarkable presence of mind on his part. Miller was walking along the top of a freight car on a train moving 30 miles an hour near Cedarpoint. He stubbed his toe on a piece of tin which was sticking up from the top of the car.

He was near the end of the car when he started to fall, and to save himself from falling between the cars and meeting sure death beneath the wheels he hurled himself over the side of the car. He was bruised quite badly and one of his wrists was broken. MUST OBSERVE THE RULES. Roads in Transcontinental Association Have Been a Little -ax. Roads in the Transcontinental Passenger association have been brought up with a sharp turn by their chair man, who has, discovered that some of them, through misunderstanding or I otherwise, have been ignoring the regulations governing the issuance of side trip tickets in California in connection with the use of nine months' tourist tickets in a way that is likely to result in a wholesale demoraliza tion of rates.

The chairman has laid down the regulations governing the issue of such side trip tickets in a wav that can not be misunderstood and has called upon the roads to issue explicit instructions to their agents for a strict observance of. these regulations. CHANGE PULLMAN SERVICE. Santa Fe Puts In Service a Sixteen Section Sleeper. Beginning yesterday the Santa Fe is operating a 'sixteen section standard sleeper between Wichita and Kansas City on train No.

18, which' leaves Wichita at 10:10 in the evening and arrives at Kansas City the following morning. Heretofore this service consisted of a twelve section Pullman sleeper and at times the traveling public was placed in an inconvenient position owing to the fact that berths were unobtainable. The new cars are good ones and are the equal of any in the service in the west. Block Signals. The Iron clad edict is said to have gone forth that hereafter an engineer diHD DUD Ho Terms Casn.

All ads inserted in the want column the month. Should it be necessary to collect these accounts, an additional charge of fifteen cents will be made to cover the expense of collection. WANTED. WANTED One or two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Address care of Kansan office.

WANTED Gentleman or lady with ,1 roforoni rn travel trr- firm nf $250,000 capital. Salary $1,072 per year and expenses; salary paaid weekly and expenses advanced. Address with FOR FfENT Four room house, 513 East Second street. Inquire at 204 West First street. FOR RENT A six room cottage 117 West Eighth street.

Enquire at 116 West Seventh street. FOR RENT A five room house, city water, two lots, splendid place for garden. Inquire at 424 East Fifth. FOR RENT A four room. house, new- ly papered.

Inquire of J. J. Krehbiel, corner East Sixth and Oak streets. FOR RENT A seven room house, ond. FOR RENT A seven room house 113 East Tenth newly painted, city water, two lots.

Inquire of C. C. Hart 114 East Ninth of care Lehman H. I. Co.

F0R sleeping rooms with not and cold bath and un. furnlshed double parlors on ground floor also a arge barn Appy at 303 Fiftn gt well. Inquire at 315 West Eighth or 312 West Eleventh. i FOR SALE. I FOR SALE Barred rock roosters.

In- quire of Wm. Phillip COS East Broad- way. FOR SALE Barred Rock eggs at 50 cents per setting of 15. Btirt W. Welsh at Welsh's sheds.

FOR SALE An eight good cellar, city water, 1021 Walnut street. room bath. Inquire FOr SALE Pedigreed red Duroc hogs Arejgh Hauck, twor miles south of Walton, or Mrs. A. R.

Hauck, South Pine. 700 HEDGE POSTS FOR SALE 4 miles west on First street road known as the Lehman farm. Phone No. 462-8 rings. M.

S. Savage. FOR SALE Eggs for setting from Rhode Island Reds. The hardiest all purpose chickens. B.

E. Miller one half mile south of Trousdale. FOR SALE Twenty acres in alfalfa East Broadway. Price $1500, also town lots in block 23 Morse addition $25 each. P.

M. House, owner, Sedgwick, Kansas. FOR SALE A first class billiard hall doing a good business, centrally located. Selling on account of health. Call or address Stiner 927 Congress Emporia, Kansas.

FOR SAJjE About 150 bushels of beardless barley at 60c per bushel. Especially for seed. Also alfalfa seed I I 1 FOUND. FOUND A bay mare, blind In one eye, slightly lame in the right hind foot, had a blanket, halter and bridle on. Owner can have same by paying for this ad and inquiring at 500 West Eleventh.

LOST. STRAYED A roan cow with crumpled horns, has a short rope around her net mo1illm ci Wrtifv Phaa fYeor. holt 201 Wesl Second street. RAILROAD TIME TABLE Effective March 7, 1906. No.

Westbound Arrive. Depart 9 Colo Flyer Cali. fast 17 Kansas and Tex- as express 115 Fast Mail 567 Dodge City ac. 3 Cali. Limited dly 5 Colo Utah 1 Calif ex 7 Mex Calif ex.

Eastward. 8'K. C. Chgo ex.l2:01aml2:15am 10 Chicago fast mail 2 Atlantic ex 6 K. C.

Chgo 566 Dodge City 116 K. C. pas 4 Chgo limited 18 K. C. Chgo Southbound.

329 Wichita pass 17 Okla Tex 115 Passenger 527 Woodward ac 405 Texas 330 Dodge City 406 K. C. Chgo exl2 116 K. C. Colo Cal express 528 Eastern accom.

501 Panhandle 502 K. C. Chi. ex. 10 The following trains carry mail 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 405 406 18 115 116 17 501 502 5b6 567.

No. 10 via Emporia cut off. Also stops at Walton and Pea-body. L. C.

HORST, Agt. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY. Effective December 20, 1905. EAST BOUND. Train 740 daily except Sundays.

Leave Newton 3:34 pm Arrive Whitewater 4:25 pm Arrive Potwin 4 56 pm Arrive Eldorado pm Arrive Wichita 7:15 pm Arrive Eureka 11:00 pm Arrive Kansas City ..7:20 am Arrive St. 4:50 pm WEST BOUND. Train 743, daily except Sundays. Leave St. Louis 1:55 pm Leave Kansas City ..10:00 pm Leave Yates Center 3:00 am Leave Eldorado ....7:40 am Leave Potwin .8:36 am Leave Whitewater ....9:08 am Arrive Newton) ..1.10:00 am Leave Newton 10:30 am T.

W. RANDALL, Agent One way second class colonist rates to the west and southwest, January' and February 1906. Only one, half of the standard 'first, class one waj rate plus $2.00 with minimum selling rate of $6.00 Date of pale January 2 and 16, February 6 and: 20, MarcnS and 20. C. Hoist, agent.

mm' Most men would rather have a FOR RENT A seven room house on measly political job and starve to 417 West Eleventh street. Good chick-death than to get a good living by en yard, barn, also a cistern and good Clarence Snyder the popular conduc- tor who lost a leg in an accident at Ottawa several months ago has been given a good 'job in the Santa Fe freight offices at Kansas City and has moved his household goods to that place from Newton. His family will go there in a few days. Clarence McGuigan, a Newton boy, has succeeded Fred Hermann as manager of the Harvey News service at this point find entered upon the work the 14th. Clarence is a rustler and has thoroughly learned the news business as carried on by the Harvey people.

Mr. Herman will leave 'soon for Chicago. The Santa Fe, will make some low rates to Wichita for Madame Sar-; ah Bernhardt, who Is to play Camille in the Toler auditorium the night of Friday April 6. The rate will be one and a third fare for the round trip if a party of twentyfive or more is rais ed or one fare for the round trip if fifty or more join the party. Another reading room entertainment for railroad boys and their friends will be given in Carnegie Hall Wednesdty evening March 21.

George A Bellamy lecturer; Mrs. J. H. Gold-ner vocalist; J. H.

Goldner stereopti-conist and Mrs. George A. Bellamy ac companlst, will give the program. Mr. Bellamy will throw 12( pictures with the stereoptlcon.

Mr. Busser claims a great deal for this entertalnmeni. First published in the Evening Kan-Train No. 5 will hump itself between san-Republican, February 22, 1906. Kansas ity and Newton hereafter, To C.

H. White: according to the new time card that You are hereby notified that yau work. For headache, constipation, Dade's Little Liver Pills are best They cleanse and tonic the liver. Sold at Conrad's Drug Store. Second class colonist ratesto Mexi- co points via Santa Fe.

Only $24. Tick- ets on sale February 15 to April 7 and September 15 to October 31, 1906 L. C. Horst, agent. Account Oklahoma Live Stock associations at Oklahoma City, March 13 to 16.

Only one fare plus 50 cents for the round trip. Tickets on sale March 12 to 16 inclusive. Return limit March 19, 1906. L. C.

Horst, agent. have been sued by C. C. Lolmaugh, who filed suit against you before B. F.

Mears, justice of the peaee within and for the city of Newton, Harvey county, Kansas, on the 15th day of February, 1906, and in which suit certain goods and chatels belonging to you have been garnisheed in the hands of D. S. Wtelsh: That said cause stands for hearing on the 22nd day of March, 1906 at 9 o'clock a. m. and unless you appear and defend said cause judgment will be, rendered against you for $29.15 and costs, and said property held in garnishment will be sold to satisfy said judgment with interest and costs.

C. C. LOLMAUGH, Attest: Plaintiff. B. F.

MEARS, Justice of the Peace. went into effect today. It will no longer do" the local work between these two points and will hit the high places only. Its average running time between Kansas City and Newton will be 40.4 miles an hour, which lacks only a little of being as fast as the fast mail. No.

1 will do the local work between Kansas City and Newton. The time table that went into effect today gives the Santa pe a scoop over the Rock Island and enables it to handle the mail into Wichita ten minutes ahead of the rival road. No. 5 will arrive heer at 3:00 o'clock and No. 501 will leave ten minutes later.

The latter train will hit the grit in lively, fashion between Newton and Wichita, making the run in 35 minutes, including a stop at the Missouri Pacific crosslcfe near Wichita; the.