The Evening Herald from Ottawa, Kansas • Page 4

HE EVENING HERALD, OTTAWA, KANSAS, SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1905 J- Page Four. I .1 mm Dr. Hetrick received his commissiou L. W. Warren, of Waverly, was the The World's 8arsaparilla Mends shattered nerves.

Givesahealthy red to pale cheeks. Puts good flesh on thin children. Takes off pimples, rashes. Ask your doc-tor to tell you about it. ifiZ: 1 Best noes i that will be manifest for many years guest of his uncle, E.

Stephenson, last night. Mr. Warren left this morning for Kansas City to visit his daughter. Captain H. J.

James and wife, of St. Louis, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Barber this week. They will go to Kansas City next week to attend the Salvation Army convention.

Mrs J. M. Leeper, Mrs. C. E.

Warner, Rev. E. S. Stucker and Mrs. N.

E-Stuck er went to Kansas City this morning to visit friends and attend the Southern Baptist convention. Rev. E. S. Stucker will go on from Kansas City to St.

Louis next week and attend the Baptist anniversaries. The Evening Herald Publisned every Qay except Sunday. as a member of the state board of dental examiners today. A letter from Mr. Barnhart, of this county, who is attending school at Manhattan says that six or seven of Ihe students of the agricultural college have smallpox in a light form.

The daughter of Thomas Miller, of near Baldwin, who has been quite sick for several weeks, is slightly improved. The rain began last night between twelve and one o'clock, though the big end of it did not arrive till this morning. The total precipitation was 67 huudredtlis of an inch. The rain was much harder south of town than here. Dr.

Newton stated this afternoon that indications were good for more rain MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. Subscription price 10cts. a week. Delivered by Carrier or Mail. Emtered at the PoBtofflcs at Ottawa.

Kansas, as Secomd-Class Matter. We are giving a 14-quart dish pan in the double coated amethyst enamel ware with every $1.50 purchase this week. American Tea Co. to come out of the fortunate program arrangements of this year. The opportunity seems ripe to make "an immense impression upon the people of the west not only through the lecture platform of this year, but permanently through the various departments and with the musical attractions.

The enthusiasm that is certain to result from the attendance of the men who have pledged to come will afford, it would seem, a splendid foundation upon which to build stronger and broader than ever a plan for musical entertainment and department features for the years to come The Herald has no desire to "butt in" on the assembly affairs. It has, however, a firm belief that the assembly is confronted by a tremendous opportunity by reason of the recent flattering success of its plans. H. J. ALLEN, Editor.

for Men are here We have now received our com-plete stock of W. L. Douglas Oxfords and Shoes in tans and blacks, plain and patent leathers, military and city heels, Blutcher and lace styles. Many new lasts and patterns. Prices $3.50 and $5.00 See onr show window display.

II The Ottawa Chautauqua assembly has produced more than one successful presidential boom. Mr. Lawson may as well be warned in time to cross his finger. Notice to Bidders. The committee on privileges and dining hall of the Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly will receive bids tor viie privileges and dining hall at the office of H.

F. Ellis, on, Wednesday, at eight o'clock p. May l7th, 1905, as follows: 1st For the privilege of running the dining hall and lunch counters. 2nd For the privilege of selling ice cream, lemonade, soda water, peanuts, cigars, tobacco, candies, soda pop, and other soft drinks. 3rd Bids for the combined privileges of Nos.

1 and 2. The committee reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Signed Committee on Privileges ol Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly. 1 "WHEREASED" DR. HERR.

PERSONAL MENTION. C. N. Comstock, of Albany, is in town on business. Henry Ross, of Kansas City, was in Ottawa yesterday.

Plummer Herron will spend the day in Olathe tomorrow. Will Staley, of Peoria, was at the court house on business today Mrs. C. F. Dietrich, of Richmond, was in town shopping today.

J. N. Atkinson drove a party to the Rantoul oil fields today. C. A.

Stannard, of Emporia, is in Ottawa visiting his brother, F. H. Stanard. H. L.

Gilbert is in from Wallace county for a visit with relatives. Miss MaudPittman left this afternoon for a visit with her sister at St. Mary's. Samuel Lawrence, of Pomona, was in town on business today, W. H.

Barnett and family were down from Wellsville today. A. M. Cunningham was in Kansas City on business today. HAYES Opposite Co art House.

ffifSXl Hayes JJ Secretary Coburn has issued a proclamation that wheat "runs out" when the same is cultivated too long. Concurrence of opinion is expected from Mr. Begelow, of Milwaukee. Mr Rockefeller announces that he will continue to give away moneys without stopping to inquire whether anyone will take it. But brazen assurance was always a quality of the very rich.

Mr. Shontz head ofthe canal com-mision, has declared that he can build the canal. The French said the same thing. When Mr. Shontz has built the canal it will be time for Graduation Cjrifs 400,000 SWEET POTATO PLANTS 400,000 strong, healthy Sweet Potato Plants at $1.50 per 1,000.

Henry S. Jefferies. WE SHOW ANY NUMBER OF INEXPENSIVE LITTLE ARTICLES IN JEWELRY AND SILVER APPROPRIATE FOR GRADUATION GIFTS. SOUVENIR HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE SPOONS SUNDAY DINNER Armstrong (g Armstron Jewelers, Testimony in the beef trust investigation yesterday shows that? profits in icing refrigerator cars runs as high as 6600 "per-cent. The beef trust seems to be one of those strict adherents of the scripture which does not let the right hand know what its left is doing, and which shows the right hand when "readers" like Commissioner Garfield come around.

Soup Cream of Tomato Olives Pickles Radishes ROAST Prime Rib of Beef, brown gravy Prime Rib extra cut, brown gravy. Loin of Pork (Apple Sauce) The American Tea company Is having another special sale on dish pans this week. See our new line of books for graduates. Houghton. If you are hungry go to Kelsey's.

City Teachers Fired a Bunch of Resolutions at a Speaker. The last meeting of the city teachers for this school year was held at the Washington building yesterday afternoon. The program given was as follows: Solo, Lawrence Powers Smith; reading, Miss Hallie Gasaway; duet, Misses Emily and Ruth Lawrence. Dr. F.

C. Herr was to have given the address for the afternoon, but was unable to be present. Miss Tirzah Aiken, Everett Atchison and H. P. Study were appointed on a committee to draft some resolutions to the doctor.

The resolutions follow: "In behalf of the teachers of the public schools of Ottawa, we, the undersigned members of the committee on resolutions do hereby the following: Whereas On the twelfth day of May the teachers of the city schools assembled for the third time to listen to a masterful address by our, esteemed fellow townsman and honored member of the school board, Dr. F. C. Herr Whereas It was an educational address which had been especially prepared for the teachers of Ottawa, and Whereas This address is so far above comparison with other addresses of like nature, so replete with wit and humor, so powerful in its cogent reasoning, so far reaching in its application, so sublime in its rhetorical climaxes, and Whereas The teachers were so inspired and benefited by the language, thought and oratory of this remarkable address Be it resolved First, that we extend to F. C.

Herr, M. Ph. our most profound thanks for this, the greatest of all addresses ever delivered before the august body of educators of the public schools of Ottawa. Second, that the genial doctor be asked to have this speech published in pamphlet form for the benefit of an eager constituency. Third, that a copy, of these resolutions be handed to Dr.

Herr. and furthermore that each of the city papers be asked to publish these resolutions in the columns of their daily and weekly editions. 1 You never heard of anyone using Foley's Honey and Tar and not being: satisfied. Thompson-Deford Drug Co. Phares Day, Insurance.

Minced Chicken Poached Egg RELISHES Lettuce Onions Cucumbers DESSERT Strawberry Short Cake Ice Cream Pies KELSEY'S RESTAURANT. Miss Brooks, of LaCrosse, is the guest of Mis. J. N. Atkinson.

Mrs. John Lavelle returned this morning from a visit in Quenemq. Miss Sadie Houghton returned last night from a visit in Kansas City. C. E.

Pace, ot Columbus, Ohio, was the guest of J. S. Granger last night, Mrs. C. H.

Hollingsworth returned this morning from a visit in Lyndon. Mrs. C. W. Nolan went to Kansas City this morning for a visit with relatives, Mrs.

Margaret Martin, of Merwin, was the guest of Miss Jennie Meeker today. Mrs. Susie Taylor, of 216 East Eighth street, went to Wellsville this morning for a short visit-Mrs. S. F.

Osborn, of 810 Poplar street, left this morning for a visit with friends in Kansas City. Hoyt Shiras went to Kansas City this morning for a short visit with his brother, R. A. Shiras. A.

P. Elder will return from Excelsior Springs tomorrow. Mrs. Elder and Miss Dee Elder will remain there some time. Mrs.

S. F. Beeler returned last night from Kansas City, where she attended the commencement of the Kansas City dental college. Mrs. Donahue and Miss Clevelin, of Kansas City, are guests of Mr.

and Mrs. John O'Niel. Mrs. Donahue and Mrs. O'Neil are sisters.

Doc Bixler returned last night from Hutchinson, where he was the guest of his brother, C. J. Bixler. His brother's wife has been quite sick. The newspaper headline writers and editorial nloralists Ure" doing great work with the proclamation from the stricken town of Snyder to the world "Send your bill with the goods; Snyder will pay all accounts" in spite of the fact that Snyder's real message to the public is, "We need help badly, and will appreciate anything you can do for us." All of which goes to show that the man with a sermon to preach or newspaper space to fill doesn't need facts necessity being the mother to his text.

BEST SWEET POTATO PLANTS. Finest and largest lot of Sweet Potato Plants ever grown in Franklin county; grown from extra good seed and with special care. These plants will produce more potatoes than plants you will get elsewhere. Try them and be convinced. Only $1.50 per 1,000.

Henry S. Jefferies. For annual meeting German Baptist Brethren, Briston, the Santa Fo will sell tickets to Briston at the rate of one fare for $27.50 for round trip; on sale May 31 to June limited for return to July 1. S. M.

Campbell, agent. TTtto TRU-nr TTnt One-third of your JLi.u. n-yvuAvac A-JJ-CUiiin life is soent in bed HEN night comes you would enjoy a MATTRESS that is healthful and restful. The annual proclamation of the Kansas Grand Army department commander respecting Decoration day has been issued, with the request grown customary in late years that the day be not desecrated with public sports and amusements. The Herald has regularly urged a general compliance with this request.

Decoration day is -a day consecreated to the memory of the dead, and any attempt to mar its sacredness with base ball games and horse racing should be discouraged by the same public sentiment which demands that the sanctity of the Sabbath be protected. We have a Guaranteed Mattress "hich costs you absolutely not one penny unless sixty nights trial is entirely satisfactory. You should also know that-we sell new mattresses exclusively. This combined with our absolute guarantee insures to you wholesome and sanitary goods. OTT TTTTM TT A-TTTO.

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GUARANTEED SILLIX, 424 MAIN, PHONE 537A. Telephone 362 220 Main Street The Herald along with all of Ottawa will hope to see the assembly draw a lasting benefit a quickening Banners are up on all the telephone poles advertising the coming of the Cosmopolitan carnival company. cWTnT eLb Li Monday and Tuesday at Davenport's For these two days only we are going to place on special sale our entire stock of White Goods. Staple White Goods, Fancy White Goods and Plain Thin White Goods enter into this sale Stripe Dimity, Check Dimity, Nainsook, Long Cloth, India Linon, etc. Lawns, Fancy Mercerized Waisting, Dotted Swisses, etc.

All the correct thin White Goods for dresses. Last call graduates. DAVE SfPORT-LATHROP DRY CO MPANY..