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The Evening Herald from Ottawa, Kansas • Page 4

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Seats for the band concert hare gone COMPLIMENTS TO OTTAWA. ooooooonooooonooooooooDooooononononooooo EMEMBER, that the- rapidly within the past few days, and good house is assured for tonight. Mrs. AdaUne M. Payne, of Tells In I Her Home Paper of Frank-lln County.

"Schrader, the Divine Healer," went A special (joiiection or Fine suits lor s' Paints Sherwin William back to Topeka this morning, accompanied by his business manager. Reference was recently made of the visit to Ottawa of Mrs. Adaline M. n. The "diTine" one did not draw greatly in Ottawa.

Payne, of Nevada, Iowa, who came with a. i a. fT ni a. AID tUO VUCafCO ft bUO WOV UUO 1UU0H MMWU Surface. If yon are going to paint call at iub party ui u.

onugart to write up Foreman Batcher, of the Santa Fe service, will leave tomorrow for this section. selecting our line of fine suits for spring we gave more than common attention to the line to be sold for ten dollars. This seems to be a Drice verv Donular with a larpre class of buvers. In a late number of the' Nevada a a w- Becker's Drue Store jxepreseniauve airs, fayne nas an extended and well written mention of Faeblo, with a gang of 40 men, to do contract work for the Santa Fe. Neil Kelley will go along as sub boss.

The house committee. of the Com- SAVE Franklin county, from which the fol will Save lowing is an extract: Oil VJALL PAPER You Money and Selections. Give You Fine Ottawa was begun in 1861. Many who pioneered here among rattlesnakes and redmen are still a part of mercialclub is completing arrangements for the banquet to be given at the rooms on Tuesday evening of next week. The spread will be furnished 1 tne town Business iorce.

xney saw the oapital tarry here over night on its migration from Minneola to Topeka. They have seen the infant settlement liilTTAlVfl vs. EI. S. U.

and to please them all is our constant Study. We have here a line of fine fancy Worsted Suits, -Unfinished Worsteds, Blue Serges, Gray and Black Clays, and many kinds of Ca'simeres. Every one of them tailored after the latest fashions. When we speak of the latest fashions we do not mean thatall suits are cut after one prescribed limit, not at all; we have distinctly different makes for the two opposites of men', representing the slim and the stout, or the long and the short, or the young and the old; each have their distinctive features of shape, and each represents the best makes in the land. There is an old and true saying, "That you can judge a man by his associates." Just so; can you judge the kind of business a man does by the reputation of the houses he deals with? Here we are again, willing to receive the judgment of the people.

Our clothing is made by the most reliable standard makers in the country, and each garment bears their guarantee of satisfaction to. the wearer, and wecan substantiate that guarantee and carry it out to the letter. Our finest suits, ranging from SIO to $20, are the pearls of the tailor's latest conceits. We never get tired of telling the virtues of our Clothing, we are as proud of it as the little lad is of his first pair of red top boots. Then, again, we do business open and above board, like to have our goods on display.

They do more to sell themselves than we can by a collection of words. People say they find our store an agreeable place to trade, because we have the right kind of goods, courteous salesmen, good light and a habit of telling the truth. Just now we are making efforts to enlarge our circle of customers, and would like to have you, reader, and your friends to come and join hands with us; will you do it? expand into the city, to which the Federal census of 1900 credited 6,931 peo a a Or Eh a a a a ple, in which a state census taken later found 7,549, and for which the best business judgment now claims a population of fully 8,000. They have by Smith Kelsey. An amateur shooting tournament will be given at Olathe April 23 and 24 under the auspices of the Peters Cartridge company, of St.

Louis. A good program of events has been arranged and some attractive prizes are offered. It is in order for the Republican' Times to publish a headed announcement in its own columns again setting forth its points of excellence as a newspaper. That paper disposed of Played the first base ball game of the "season. Score K.

2 Ottawa, 1. We have the largest and most complete stock of PORTING GOODS lxx tlio olty. Base Balls, Bats, Gloves, Mitts; Tennis Balls, Nets, Fishing Poles, Lines, Hooks, also seen the trail on the open prairie become the macadamized street bordered by good walks, abundant shade, tidy lawns and handsome structures; and the little trading point become a center for iron tracks radiating in five directions. Before their eyes the Indian mission has blossomed into a lot of thriving churches; well-housed the Servatius mnrder trial with two lines of mentioD. giving only the bare public schools enrolling 1,500 pupils; the Ottawa university instructing 550 verdict, and that twenty-four hours students; and a public library of 5,000 after its announcement in the Herald.

volumes. Franklin County Hardware Co. A number of them go out every day and we are glad of It. The quality of onr presents is also a fair representation of the quality of our goods we sell; therefore, we are not afraid to have them go out among the people and closely examined. There Is nothing shoddy about this store, much less would we think of offering shoddy presents to our customers.

Their interests are always our consideration. By them tee prosper, Their good ice foster. Ottawa has reached the stage of the The Hays case, another criminal action, received no mention at ail from the enterprising fusion organ. Both JOHN W. JONES.

CHAS. B. VOOBHI3. mansion-type of residences, three story business blocks, fine stores, turn stately court nouse, an elegant opera cases were considered worthy of quite house, iron bridges, inviting parks, extended articles in metropolitan electric lights and sewerage. SMITH 8c ZELLNER.

CITY NEWS BRIEFS A Commercial club, consisting of 100 papers. youngerly business men, agitates and -SOLD BY encourages new enterprises. Tne The Ontcasta: A Tale of the Northwest. ODooDODonoDonononoonoQooDODononoDonoQono Carey Porter nothing but In chief ones now under consideration surance, if you nave a nre, notning are an Ice plant, a drilled well reach Mr. W.

A. Fraser, author of "Alooswa," and others, has just written natural gas, and the nrst-olass bote else will interfere. You will have per A. P. ELDER, 208 S.

Main Street. now lacking. for early publication in the Saturday Evening Post a 6bort, stirring serial, sonal attention. He does nothing with real estate, loans, rents, notary work or life insurance. He has the THE BIG DEBATE NEXT WEEK.

RUM? entitled, MThe Outcasts." The outcasts are an old buffalo and Representatives of Ottawa UuUerslty Will a wolf-dog, and the greater part of the story Is about the strange comradeship Meet Mlssonri Debaters Next Monday Night Sure of a Victory. The second annual' debate between Restore Vitality, Lost Vigor and and striking adventures of these com panlons, and their pilgrimage, in company, to the distant plains of deep Cure Impotency, Night Emissions, Loss of Memory, all wasting the representatives of Ottawa University and Park college, Parkville, confidence of the twelve companies he represents as well as tfceir adjusters. T. D. Grimes went to Kansas City market today with four cars of fine cattle.

The, eleotion of a captain of the local military oompany has been postponed until next Monday night. Mr. W. C. Coleman, who arrived Sunday was taken ill yesterday at the home of his father-in-law, II.

F. Shel aA.1 ILL J- grass, of which the wolf-dog knew. will be held at the Rohrbaugb, Monday night, April 15. There are action and strength of word and phrase in the story, and the touoh of the soil and the music and The question to be debated is, Resolved: That United State senat Till jfUlD inOH R00S-S. charm and sombreness of the forest.

ors should be elected by popular vo e. The rush of the frenzied buffalo herd diseases, all eliects ot self-abuse or excess and indiscretion A Nervo Tonic and Blood Builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. By mail 50o per box, 6 boxes for 2.50, with our Bankable Guarantee Bond to PILLS SO CENTS Ottawa has the negative and will be don. to death is told with splendid dramatic power.

The plan of the book is a unique conception, and it is worked The ladies of the Presbyterian represented by W. P. "Lmbertson, R. G. a Lt a and A.

C. Hough. Park's representatives are Me-sre. L.Cameron Orr, II. M.

Course and Ernest church will hold their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. H. F. Ellis to out on novel and entertaining lines. Concert Program For Tonight.

morrow afternoon from three to four. All are invited. Patterson. The judges will probably be Attorney Hadley, of Kansas City, Cure or refund tho money paid. Send for circular and copy of The following is the program for the concert to be given at the Rohrbaagh Mo Judge Frank Doster, of Topeka, Captain Cooper, of the Kiowa and tonight by the First Regiment band and W.H.

McCamlsh, of Kansas City. Comanohe association, is in town. All March, "Paris Exposition," Tajlon. Kansas. members of the association are re -SOLD BY- Uverture, est, ijatann.

Ottawa representatives won from quested to be at the meeting tonight Waltzes, "Pleasures of Life," Ware, Park last year at Parkville recelvinz as there is something new to be Grand Fantasia, "Le Reve D'Armour" A. P. ELDER, Performed by Mr. T. M.

Carlton. the unanimous decision of the judges. Galop de Concert, "Iufernal," Kela The college supporters are enthusias Bela. 208 S. Main Street.

E. V. Smith, formerly a lieutenant the regular service, stationed at Trombone solo, Air and Vrie, tic over the coming debate and are cartain of another victory. Brooks, Mr. I.

W. Felix. Baldwin, is now a member of General Selection, "Bohemian Girl" Kalfe. Funston's staff and his signature ap Piano solo. Valse, Chopin, Miss A Great Sunday School Tonr The International Sunday School pears on omoial correspondence as our Bankable Guarantee Bond, Hereto Tablets Positively guaranteed cure for Loss of Power, Varicocele, Undeveloped or Shrunken Organs, Paresis, Locomotor Ataxia, Nervous Prostration, Hysteria, Fits, Insanity, Paralysis and the Results of Excessive Use of Tobacco, Opium or Liquor By mail in plain package, $1.00 a box, 6 for $5.00 with our Bankable Guarantee Bond to cure in 30 days or refund money paid.

Ucrvita Medical ciinton and Jackson sts. Chicago, 111. Sold by G. L. COWDERY, Druggist, 212 North Main Street, Ottawa, Kansas.

Ethel Harrison: "Humoreske," Wheeler. Scotch Weldine March. Chrlsteio. A assistant adjutant of the Fourth dis committee nas planned a Everybody Eats. Bread great Sunday school tour which ex trict.

Mr. Smith has a number of friends in Ottawa. Finale, "Tale of the Kangaroo," Luders. tends across the continent. Five practical Sunday school specialists It has come to the.

time of year when "Stick to It." a man preserves the same relations start in Virgiaia In February, and visit iu eighteen states, closing their Geo. L. Heard, of High Tower, Georgia, with his overcoat that the small kid Why Not Eat the Best Bread? Our bread may not be better than any other, but it is as good, and we guarantee satisfaction. writes: "Eczema broke out on my work in Kansas, after having been to does with the blook of wood in playing the Paoiflo coast. This involves over baby covering his entire body.

Under treatment of our family physician he "dare base." lie is afraid to venture away from it and is yet impelled by 10,000 miles of travel for each member. got worse as he could not sleep for the The entire party will be present at the burning and itching. We used a box the rules of the game to make a try. He generally ends up by tearing wildly state convention at Topeka, May 14-16. of Banner Salve on him and by baok to his heaven of safety.

It will be a rare opportunity for the Sunday school workers of the state the time it was gone he was well. The like it you know Wells villa has been granted a new doctor seeing it was curing him said If you don't what to do. and it is expected many delegates will "Stick to it for it is doing him more be present. For information address, rural mail route in addition to the service already allowed, with one car Purhps and Windmills Steel Tanks, all kinds of tin work, spoutlnpr. bicy good than anything I have done for J.

II Eogle, Abilene, Kan. BAUGHMAIJ, rier, D. F. Carpenter. Length of route, twenty-seven miles, covering an him." Kaiser's Palace Pharmacy.

if Lacllea, Attention 1 French Tansy Wafers are com 1 13 C. Second St. cle repairs and pump repairing at DURST'S pounded from the recipe of one of the iiii Hew Phone Ho. 130. Anniversary celebratloa I.

O. O. Kansas City, the Santa Fe route will sell excursion tickets to Kansas City most celebrated French physicians, who used them in his private practice for many years with unfailing success i i ARE THE EVSOST FATAL OF ALL DIO- EASES. at rate of one fare for round trip. in the treatment of painful and sup Tickets on sale April 25 and 26.

Lim REVIVO 'A ited for return to April 27. FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE RESTORES VITALITY S. M. Campbell, Agent. pressed or irregular periods, and they can be depended upon to give relief in all oases.

French Tansy Wafers is not a new remedy, having been sold in and area of forty-one Equare miles containing a population of 560, living in 112 houses. The postoffioe at Pressonville is to be discontinued and mail sent to Wellsville. Houseoleaning operations received a deoided impetus under the influence of yesterday's sunshine. There is said to be a eoaroity of real good house-cleaners in Ottawa. When a sober business man is seen eating his dinner a- the lunoh counter, wearing a scowl on his face, gulping down coffee as though heliad a grudge at it and kicking his feet vioiously against the counter, smart folks know what's going" on at his house.

B. Presson, Pressonville, writes: if guaranteed remedy for all KIDNEY BLADDER Diseases, Mode a Well Man "Nothing like Foley's Honey and Missouri for more than ten years, and Tar' is the universal verdict of all BODLEY SONS. COMMERCIAL BUS LINE. Backs No. 5 and 7, Bos No.

2 We do oar own driving and meet all trains day and night. We solicit all honorable honest work In our line We would like your patronage. We are nicely fixed for hauling scenery, commercial, opera and all kinds of baggage. Yours to please. I thousands have found salvation from JS i who have used it.

Especially has this Me. THE P55 suffering and complete relief from ir been true of coughs accompanying la regularities. Be sure to take only the genuine in red wrappers, printed in grippe. Not a single bottle failed to XUXVri 1U' For sale by The Kaiser Palace Pharmacy. gold.

Price, $2. La France Drug Co. give relief. Kaiser's Palace Pharmacy. Importers, San Francisco, and for New Those 80.

Old, 8a Residence. 108 Hickory. 6ale by H. B. Brombacher, Druggist 1 SOMETHING NEW.

FOR SALE! 134 Main Ottawa, sole agent The best and cheapest all purpose prodiMM the above remit In 80 days. Usees powerfully ad gnlcklr. Cure wbea all otbn ttll. XOnnf nawlUregala their lost manhood, tad otf men will recover their youthful vigor by oalas REYIVO. It quickly and vanlj rtore Kmtom-cees.

Lost Vitality. Impotency. Klsbtly rmflnrn Lort Power. Falling Memory. Wasting an effects ot self-abuse or excess and Indiscretion, which unfits one tor etody.

bortne or marriage. II cot only cures by starting at the eeat ot disease, tool Is a great nerve tonlo and blood builder, brine In back the ptnk glow to pale cheeks and restoring the fire ot 700th. ft wards azid Consumption. Insist on having HET1V0 as ether. It can be carried tn vest pocket.

By mail. LOO per package, or six tor 'written guarantee to core or The commencement exercises of the county schools will be held together this year, in Ottawa. The date will be June 11. State Superintendent Nel The Most Stubborn Cough fence on earth. Also flour, feed, wood resulting from an attack of la grippe and coal.

At W. N. Shebman's, or heavy oold, must yield to the won di-w tf 424 S. Main St. derful healing properties of Foley's J0B1 CMElOWtTM.

W2S. CHEI0WETH CHEHOYETII UNDERTAKERS I have jast received a fine new line of UP-TO-DATE Picture Moulding I will save you money on picture frames. P. SESSIONS, New Phone No. 380.

NO. 21 I SOUTH MAIN. The editor of the Fordvllle, Mis Honey and Tan which strength cellaneous, writes as a postscript to a ens the lungs and makes them sound ey. Book and advise tree. Address the 1 son will address the graduates.

Owing to arrangements made in country schools for final examinations it is not practicable to hold the commencement exercises at different points over the county as has formerly business letter: "I was cured ef kidney trouble by taking Foley's Kidney Kaiser's Palace Pharmacy. BANNER SALVE EQYAL MEDICINE For sale In Ottawa, Kansas, hj Geo. T. Brown, Druggist. re- Take nothing else.

Kaiser Palace Pharmacy. the most healing salve In tne world I 1 Our Prices are Guaranteed the Lowest In the City. OPEN DAY AND NIQHT. FH0SEM. 334 UAIN STREET.

oeen me custom. An excellent program will be prepared for the occasion in Ottawa. A rery enjoyable reception was given last night by the north side Fraternal Aid association to Lieutenant Frank R. R. TIME CARD si Cherry 5-0 iy Uaskill and other local members of the Twentieth.

Mr. Clarence Shape, COUGH SYRUP Something New! president of the north side Fraternal Aid, was master of ceremonies. An excellent musical and literary program which also included tableaux, was rendered. At the conclusion of the exercises, a sumptuous supper was That Will Interest You. HUB'S i innSy vittTO Quick, Sure, Pleasant.

Does not Nauseate. AH Druggists: man. xursas ottt. aaarte Eastern 6:45 ami Pan Zx -13 JO a LoesJ 81 am I Calif Sr 430pm 8 Fan I MexdsCalSx. BKlaas SOOTH.

8 10 Kactera S-33 a Panhandle Kx.l2:l0 am I SKPaes 5:10 pm Way 730am Way 6:30 pm I Freight. li Uam LAWBxsca Toraxa. Passenger 8:40 am I 830 pm BcaLoeroa anLBT. 8SJ5 a I 8:25 a PaseengerMMM 7r2)pm 8Spm ajtroara ajtd watr. A Large Line of Sailor Jfcats Best in Town, worth $1.00, I on Sale at 5 I for 50 cts.

Also the Latest Novelties tn Sailors and a new line of PATTERN HATS. I For sale by all druggist. served. Captain Boltwood and other soldiers talked. It is desired that the K.

of Fs. meet promptly this evening at 8 o'clock. One hour will be taken up with lodge work. At nine o'clock the doors will be open to all Pythians whether up in the work or not. Rev.

C. S. Nusbaum FLOUH Kmp Pass. 65pml S.66p. m.

For CeL waiix. 1 Oysters, For Gravies, Soups, Cakes. will address the boys on the good of the order. He will be followed by TRY IT at WRITERS, CORRESPONDENTS or REPORTERS Wanted everywhere. Stories, news ideas, poems, illustrated articles, advance news, drawings, photographs, unique articles, eta, eta, purchased.

Articles revised and prepared for publication. Books published. Send for particulars and foil information before sending articles. The Bulletin Press Association, New York. other speakers.

At 9:45 a banquet will be held at Fowler's restaurant. In order to be admitted to this feast Oiwottri Fteifie Bsilwaj. sarrsornrs. Ko. 8.

Paaeenrer 3 pm 1M. Local Freight ItSpa m. Stock XxpMM llaipm U3. Fast Freight 6309 am was sorrow Vo. 8.

PaiMcrer 139pm m. Local lio. Sxpres Freight 11 at am Fast Freight So's. IU and 123 carry passssgers, SMITH KELSEY. Third and Main.

Foley's Honey Tar tczli Issrs csd steps tha cszzX each person must wear a souvenir obtained at the hall. Johns, Fisher and wees will Ornish music..

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