Cherryvale Republican from Cherryvale, Kansas • Page 2

THE DAILY KEPUBLICAN, CHEER VALE KANSAS. MARBLE AND GRANITE ASK RIGHT OF WAY I air a candidate for County Commissioner subject to the decision of the republican voters of the first district in their primaries aud convention. Ekastus Sckber. It is not what you pay always but what ycu get! That constitutes geed value aid tconcmy. Dcn't forget that over 35 years of practical experience is hack cf ycur ever Magnet purchase and that we use it fcr you whether you buy little or much, hence the betterress of Hagnet merchandise.

No matter what the price. Listtnl Make ycur pay roll around more gocd gcods than ever before, and your mcney back for anything that is not gcod It's the Magnet's Wav i 500 )'anfs inch, in s'ooc va ues. MAGNET price I I yard 5, U4, O3, IOC I 2600 'dns Fa ncy Ciugh a styles, vak es, A Li h. 1 price, i er yard 6c 750 Yards Fine White of Black India Linons just in from S1-to l-Oc per 1 ard, special offering at per yard IOC 10(X) Yards Fine Apron Ginghams, going fst, MAG-NET price per yard BROOKS Gash Store. Tuesday's Bargains Single wire Mantle 4c 15c double wire 10c Good Cotton Bat 10c 1 jikg.

Dates Sc 1 Figs 8c 1 bottle Fepp-r Sauce 8c 5 5b box Domino Sugar 4.5c 25c can O. K. B. Powder 17c 25c Bed Cross 17c 25c Caiurnet 11 1 pkg Banner Oats i''c 1 Currants 8c 15c can Veal Loaf I' 1 pkg Tapioca 8c 1 bottle Mustard 8c 2 lbs Fecans 15c 2 Filberts 25c lac Red Salmon 10c Pen Tablets 5c 1 pkg Washing Gas -25c PlfiM 21. E.

Mais. 211. 1HE DAILY REPUBLICAN. SY- H. J.

POWELL. jKstixcd attfce U. S. Post Office. Cberryvale Kansas as Second Class MailMatter.

OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY Republican City Ticket. FOR COUNCIL First Ward T. W. i bbs Second Ward H. Sinnkt Third Ward E.

L. Graham fourth Ward J. H. Miller TOR BOAKD OF KDUCATIOX First Ward H. J.

Taylor Second Ward Fletcher Third Ward Tappan and J. M. Courtney Fourth Ward John Castello FOR COUNTY TREASURER I will be a candidate for the office of County Treasurer suLject to the deci--slon of the Republican County Convention. E. E.

i HE Czarina Black Underskirts. A speciallot, two styles, excellent value, MAGNET price, each White Bedspreads. Plain white hemmed, good value, MAGNET price, each Ruffled Swiss Curtains. Nice for bed rcoms and sitting MAGNET price, per pair New Caps for Misses and Children MAGNET price, each 4. Cias Mant'es no tetter made at i5e to2oceach, MAGNET price, each Graritewsre Fill 5 cur kitchen with fine dark and the plain white German eritme'ed ware for cue week krger 20 per cent discount'.

FOR COUNT SURVEYOR I wish to announce my candidacy for renomination for County Surveyor before the Republican primaries and convention. S. L. IIibbaed Hadley, a Night Horse. Frcm the Houston (Texas.

jChronicle. 1 dreamed last tight 1 was a millonaire, That I had millions and some few to spare. A ta that I never, never had a care, Nor eer felt badly: I dreamed I was ahead of the old game, ith laces and go Tvithin the same, And I felt glad till seme ODe spoke the name Of Hadley. A Imp, back to thy den. who murmured low That came? This fear ay, cay, who thinks it so; 'Tis hunger; I am.

hungry, men must know, I rush not madly For wealth, fair means or foul, I figure well, And heed the golden rule and thus 1 swell My growing wealth and er-er-who the What: Said Hadley! My taxes? I pay all and more. Great guns! Iam astessed twice o'er: my heart o'er runs, For men-less blest and for these poorer ones 1 oft feel sadly: I give out wealth Graft: who said graft and laughed! 'Tis my ability that wins: winds waft, My prayers but hold! and who, who's that said graft And Hadley J. H. MILLER IS NAMED Prominent Merchant Selected by Committee to Fill Vacancy Caused by Grigg's Withdrawal. ed that J.

H. Miller be made the nominee. This motion carried by a unanimous vote, and the commit te adjourned to meet at call of the president. GORDON-SHIRLEY CO. Prominent Business Men Sioux City Buy Whitman Bros.

Stock This afternoon a deal was closed whereby Messrs. A. H. Gordon and H. L.

Shirley of Sioux City, Iowa, come into possession of the Whitman Bros, stock of implements and saddlery. The Republican is pleased to welcome these men to the business and social life of Cherryvale, and wishes for them a deserving Garden Seeds. New and fresb, true to mime, MAGNET pi ice, 3 papers for Window Shades in plain MAGNET price, each 23c, Brace up, Men! Special lot snspencers, one wtek cr.ly, 1 F0O lbs. Fine Candy, jttst in, u'ar 3oc values, MAGNET Murrow E. L.

P. Co. Asks Permission To Go To Refinery County Com John Givens to the Republican today that the Murrow Electiic Light and Power had asked the board of Commissioners to grant a right oi way from their plant on S. Galveston to the refinery. Mr.

Givens said that the board would, in all probability, refer them to the property owners a'ong the line and atter they purchased the priv-ileage of the farmers a light of way would be granted them. This company is now suppling tte Uncle Sam Co. with current from rivate pant located at the re- finer7. The Basket Ball to Ccffeyville this afternoon to play the CefTeyville team in the Coliseum tonight. JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

The Republicans of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of Kansas will meet in delegate convention at Cherryvale on March 29th, l'XHj, at 2 o'clock p. for the purpose of nominating a Republican Candidate for Judge for said district. The delegates will be selected by each city ward and each township directly to the Judicial Convention by the township and ward primary or caucus at the same time ana place ana in tne sanei manner that they are selected to the county conventions in each county which select delegates to the State and Con- gressional Conventions. In each coun- ty therefore wht-n each township or ward selects its delegates to the county con-j vention, it will at the same time and I P'ace and in, the same manner select its Convention. The basis of representation shall be one delegate for every 150 votes or major fraction therof cast at the last geneial election for J.

R. Secretary of State. Any township or ward falling below the requisite number of votes to entitle it to representation shall never-the less be entitled to one delegate; and each new ward established in cities since the last general election shall be entitled to one delegate. Upon this basis each ward and township in each county is entitled to representations in the Judicias Convention as follows; Montgomery County. 1 1.

dependence 1 st ward 1 3rd 2 2nd ward 1 4th 1 5th ward 1 Cherryvale 1st ward i 3rd 1 1st ward 1 3rd 2 2nd ward 1 4th 1 2nd ward 2 4th 1 Coffevville 5th ward 1 Caney 1st ward i 2nd ward 1 3rd ward 1 Louisburg Twp. '2 Cacey "2 Independence 2 West Cherry 1 Drum Creek 1 Parker 1 4 th ward 1 Rutland Twp. 1 Sycamore 1 Fawn Creek I Cherry 1 Liberty 1 Cherokee 1 Total 3(3 Labette County Parsons 1st ward 2 3rd 2 1st ward 1 1st ward 1 2nd ward 2 4th 1 3rd ward 1 3rd ward I Oswego 2nd ward 1 Chetopa 2nd waid 1 Neosho Twp. 1 Oswego 1 North 1 Fairview 1 Walton 1 Mt Pleasant 1 Osage 1 Canada 1 Montana Twp. 1 Richland Liberty Hackberry Labette Elm Grove Mound Valley Howard Total 30 It is recommended that the Chairman and Clerk of each caucus will immediately certify and send to the Chairman of the Judicial Committee at Oswego, Kansas, the names ot delegates selected.

O. Gossard, Chairman. ELECTION PROCLAMATION. As required ly law, V. Moore.

President of the city council Acting Mavor of the citv Cherryvale, Kansas, do herebv as such acting Mayor proclaim and public notice ive that at: annual city election ithin and for said city, is called I and will te held therein on Tuesday the 3rd. day ot April elect tile following Tmmed ofticei S. tn-u it 1 i me councilman and one member ot the Hoard of kducation in First. Second, and i Fourth ards in said city, alsoone Coun-I ciiman and two memhers of Board of, Education in 1 bird Ward in said city also I one mend er ot the lioard ot or that I onion of School No. ti lying outside tne sam cuv oi Liifiiivaic huh attached thereto purposes 'I hat the utirig places pro ided lor said election will be as follows: ward.

tpa d's iJlackstfiith sliop. Second ard. House. llurd Ward. Brickers I'aint Store.

Kor.ith aid. ity Hail. C)utl his' I ortion ol Insfrict No ol I'aulis Eisiey. That the following person have a atul appomieu :iti.l rleiksot said elect ion, to-wit FlK'sT WAK'D. L.

Murphv, T. W. (iibbs.A. Cleiks; Russel Howard. James "I.eary.

SKCoND WAKD. Judges: J.G. Ter.ix, C. A Clotfelter. e.

clerks A. Black. John Riley. third WARD. Don't forget to leck before you lerp, especially tthtr, I desire to announce my; elf a cmdi- date for the nomination for County jn.e Republican city committee Treasurer subject to the Republican i 1 primaries and Convention.

met today Anderson and lllle- Clype R. Log. a n. man's office to nominate a candi- date for Councilman in the Fourth -r Ward Mr Grigs: having with I hereby announce my candidacy for aiV xl the nomination for the cilice of County drawn, as announced in Satur-Cleik subject to the decision of the RpiT.m Trx Republican primaries and convention. ua" lica-n E.

ll. Sthw.i;:i I An organization was effected take this method of announce to 'tth L. H. Klein, president and, the Republican voters of Montgomery. W.

K. H. Anderson beeretary. county that I will be a candidate for the A motion was made and second- The Cherryvale Works of Mr. Randolph Gaining Favorable Reputation Last April C.

W. Randolph purchased the interest of J. R. Bell in the Cherryvale Marble Works and since, has been sole owner. The class of monuments, all kinds of cemetery work, trimmings for biick buildings etc.

turned out' here, is so artistic that upon merit tie heir vale ytid has gained mere than lecal reputation, and orders aie coming here from other counties. Two to four men are employed in filling orders. Some of the best specimens of the art are to be seen here. The past year work turned out here IJtVKJV. ALIIcc Cats CI GHIK U'Uln cy granite, one and a half cars of red granite, and a mixed stcck, were included in orders placed.

Ore car of finished woik will be shipped this week. A car of Quin-cy granite will arrive this week. There is only one conclusion to be arrived at in regard to the liberal demand for prcducts here, namely, that designs and workman ship of the Chetryvale marble and granite works are up to a high standard of perfection, and prices are mcst reasonable. With this it should be added that Mr. is alwavs alive to best interests of the public ss well as being a constant student of his business.

Nothing up to date in this line escapes his notice, and competition is not feareJ. As a productive in- dustry, this bu.smes is worthy of much appreciation by all good citizens. Gergen pays the highest price for corn. 2ii-tf. Marshal Straub was cailed to K.

Sveenth Street this morniugto settle a small neighborhood row. Mrs. Willams claims that Mrs. Miller, who owns the house in which Mrs. Williams lives, had taken away the walk, steps, pigpen and chicken coops during the ab- scencs cf the tenant and she de- sires to have the same replaced and Mrs.

Miller ordered to stay in her own yard. Mrs. Miller is the wo man whose husband left her sev- eral months ago taking with him the team and wagon and some small change. Mrs. Williams is a widow.

In the absence of his father, Assistant City Attorney Ed. Bellamy refused to bring action a-gamst Mrs. Miller, beliving that the one to make complaint should ba the owner of house and as the house is tangled up in litigation because of a mortgage it is pretty hard to tell who the owner is. Mothers, Don't Forget That Children who are brought up to sleep with the bedroom window open a wee bit never catch cold with the ease that cooped-up acquire. There is an old proverb which says that where the sun does not enter the doctor must, and, like many other sayings of the axiom kind, it has a grain of truth at the bottom.

ivory From Various Sources. Ivory comes from other sources than from the elephant, and is just as good. Ivory dealers and workers In ivory have long known this. Tusks from the hippopotamus furnish just as ivory comes from any one of the twenty-five varieties of elephants, ft is also proved that the boar, narwhal, right whale- and alligator furnish excellent ivory. Even the West ern hog manv an ivory tusk i to the Chicago packing houses.

Black Potatoes. The latest novelty in vegetables is a black potato, which has been sent to a well-known seed merchant of London. This eccentric tuber came from the Congo, and is said to have an excellent flavor. It is especially recommended for ornamental cookery and in salads. Irish Translation.

Art Trishman was sitrinsr in an inn 0 County Mayo one day, wane it was raining furiously without. A noble- man's brougham drew up at the door I of the hostelry. Blazoned on the panels of its doors were the arms of its owner, inscribed with the motto, "Fides regnat ubique." "Pat." asked some one of Irishman, "how do yon translate that?" "Easy enough." Pat replied. 'Fides regnat ubique' Faith! it rains everywhere." Care for Tuberculosis Patrons. Some of the German health insurance cdmpsnies have found it a paying investment to establish sanatoria for the care of their consumptive policy holders.

i I i trps ns cfoifars faved. Bv ic what we havt leaps at von at all If Whom it TjoTination of County Clerk before their and convention. D. McC-Jugin FOR SHI; RIFF, I take this method of announcing to the Republican voters of Montgomery County that 1 be a candidate for the ii tniraUcn lor fcltiifl in the primarie a cd convention, CHARLES PaXOX. 500 Yards Fine Heavy IV y- calcs 3d inch, 12l to 15c value 1 MAGNET price" per yard IOC I i 2'0 Yards Fine Chambray I 12HC value.

MAGNET price, per yard vC i i 89c 98c 35c43c 15c63c 10 1 and fringed, excellent value 2oc, 35c. of ex'ra values in men's MAGNET price, pair. em- i loc; i I5 kinds of i price, per pound 1 0c 1 1 kire in men us ottcn ami times. ycur savings will 4 at May Concern: A LOAD CF LUMBER of ny description ou mzy want, and ot the quahiy please cu 3 Uuc 11 i what OH tvi 1 i get. ir yen vMii sena your next order to us.

Our lumler is dependable and vcur crder shall hav prompt and cartful attention. A full lire cf sewer tile. Top! in gravel, lime, -nnd et 1 I I I I zt. Ccc'r of P. O.

to. akderscn, Mgr. i Tack Garri-on returnee jit Webb City this morning where was the guest of friends 'Suudiy- Rfev Flecling fetvicas T.fl.(. Phnrrh in A an. or.t Aii luc yesterday.

Spp Heren for your rniliirj: All kinds of feed ard milling specialty. luj-lt FOR CLhRK OF COURT I with to anrornce to the Reoubli-carscf Montgomery County that I will be a candidate for re-election to the effice ot Clerk cf the Ditt ict Court subject to the action of the Republican nominating convention. J. W. Miller FOR COMMISSIONER I wish to announce to the republican voters of the first ccmmissioner's district that I will be a candidate to represent this district on the board of Couuty Coin missioners.

Nicholas F. Veepfb. I hereby announce my candidacy for the nomination of County Commissioner vl the first district, subject to the decision of the Rppublican primaries and P. Henham. It should concern everybody in need of Furniture, Rugs, Carpets, etc.

We have a fine line of Davenports, Couches, Divans and Settees. And we have just received a new shipment of fine Exminister Brussels, Tapestry and Fiber Rugs; all new pattern straight from the factory. Ellsworth Son Paints Cover Sherwin-Williams Sliei vm-Wi 1 II AND mmAx isa IRS 1 WO mi the to Earth to i ii a ni Paint i. ir fa V4 Maxwell's Wall Paper Gi 1 len Lumber cu.na th( meet- ins: of the- Ktiebts cf Columbus at Parsons yesterday. Don't buy millinery till yoa see; Mr? A Tavlor' Citv patterns on Airs.

rv. lay.ui display Friday and baturday, in Pr.tofiice. Squier and Frank received a fine new National cash register, today. rp fl t) fel 63 a Hh Judges; J. W.

C- Loan 1 Axtuti Clerks; C. W. Kosel.erry. J.H Nck.eehan FOL WAKD. Judges; Arch Waid, H.

Linton. Ileniv CmwI. Clerks; J.H Watson. Harvey Gri.t'tf. Dutlying of School District Xo.

Jrdj.es; T. W. Anderson. Brothers T'aulis Kisley rifrk- H. I5owen.

A Carr. B. F. MoiE, Pres. of council.

Acting Mayor. Attest iA.D.IIltEM AX. City Clerk. uA-. ti i i ii i i 1 1 iii a ruin is artn.