The Tri-City Herald from Gas, Kansas • 7

ACCIDENTALLY SHCT. There is Only One PERSONAL MENTION, Mrs. Rayl was numbered among the sick people the first of the week. 7 E. Madison IOLA, S.SidefquareKANS, Miss Dora Adams of Colt age Grove Wounded by Target Rifle.

Right Way Elliott, the carpenter, made a business trip to Garnett last Mon day. When it comes to buying and that's the economical way, and there no economy except in the use of the purest and freshest goods. Miss Genevieve Taylor will spend Thanksgiving Day with friends at Chanute. Bascom Johnson and wife spent Sunday at Colony visiting Mr Johnson's parents. Miss Priboth of 9 East Madison street, Iola, has a special 10 day millinery sale now on.

Dry Goods, Notions, Mats, Caps, Boots Shoes and GENTS' FURNISHINGS. Country Produce Wanted. Williamson, Adams Co. Opera House Block. THREE DAYS SPECIAL SALE OF SUITS and Knit UNDERWEAR.

These two departments are entirely too heavy, so we have, deelded to give a three days Special Sale. Sale days on Thursday, Fiiday and Saturday, Nov. 20, 21, 22 KNIT UNDERWEAR The great three days sale of Knit Underwear will commence. Thursday and end Saturday. Don't miss this sale.

2Sc Ladies Vests or Pants 22c 75c Ladies Vests or Pants 63c 3Sc Ladies Vests or Pants 25c $1.00 Vests or Pants 78c 50c Ladies Vests or Pants 39c scc Ladies Union Suits, Sale 39c OTHER UNION SUITS REDUCED. H. V. Adams, of the firm of Williamson, Adams Co. visited relatives at Bronson, Kansas, over Sunday.

Mrs. Duvall, has been to Han- SNAP SHOTS. non, the past week at the An accident that might have resulted fatally happened Saturday afternoon to Miss Dora Adams, of Cottage Grove township. Miss Bertha Ball of Iola, had gone dewn Friday evening on the plug to spend a few days with her, Saturday they drove to Humboldt. On their road home in the afternoon two young men in a buggy drove up behind them and finally passed them.

In doing so a target rifle which the boys had in their hands was accidentally discharged, the ball penetrating the arm of Miss Adams. She screamed that she was shot and the boys stopped their team and did what they could for her. A hurried examination revealed that he was not fatally Injured but for all they knew the arm was so badly injured that amputation would be necessary. The boys started on home and the girls returned to Humboldt where they went at once to a doctor. An examination revealed that the ball had made but a flesh wound which, while painful, was not at all serious.

The wound was dressed and the young lady drivtn to her home. Ioia Daily Record. bedside of her sister, who has been dangerously ill. You Will Find it Here if Not Else-where in This Paper. Mrs.

John Paine, daughter of Mrs. Canatsey, of this city returned to her home in Kansas City last Saturday after a pleasant visit here. Feed of all kinds for sale by the Gas City Grain Co. Try a few lines of local advertising in the Herald, then watch for results. Telephone 27, the Herald 'phone, when you have business or a news item for this paper.

Wednesday morning the Gas City Grain Co, commenced the erection of another crib that will hold 2,000 bushels of corn. Several forged checks are in the hands of merchants in Iola, and the officers are trying to get next to the person who forged them. If you want to buy a home cheap or residence lots see Jerry Bed- Burk Bros, has an expert Piano 4C 2c Child's Vest or Pants Sale 17c' '2c Child's Vest or Pants tla tuner and he repairs all kinds of uiiu a csi or ranis aaie oc 10c Child's Vest or Pants Sale 8c' 121-2c Child's Vest or Pants Sale 10c 15c Child's Vest or Pants Sale 12c musical instruments, 118 Mad 25c Child's Vest or Pants Sale 22c 28c Child's Vest or Pants Sale 25c 30r flhilrt'c Vut lnntc ct. it. ison, Iola Kas.

Foster Lightcap and wife are at iocnua vest or rants sale 15c Mens and Boys Shirts and Drawers. SOc Shirts or Drawers Sale 39c 25c Shirts or Drawers Sale 20c 50c Black Shirts or Drawers Sale 35c. LaHarpe, Kas. attending the wed ding of granddaughter, Miss Funk, and will be gone for several Weeks Belton Herald. OUR MUNSINQ UNDERWEAR 11 JOHN GILKERSON HURT.

Sj iioi mciuaea in mis Sale. E. S. Eynd, of Orange county. well; over Gas City bank.

He has some choice 3 and 4 room houses is here making a weeks visit Take in the Thanksgiving Carnival Ball. See the new Furniture store for bargains. 3 The Presbyterian church at Colony burned to the ground last Sunday. The Nicholson brick plant are drilling for gas on the E. K.

Taylor farm west of Gas City. James Sullivan, of LaHarpe last week had his pension increased from $6 to $8 a month The supposition is, that Dr. C. W. Rennick won his election bet, as he wears a new hat, The Herald representative wishes to be informed of all local happenings.

Any favors shown it will be appreciated. Taylor last Monday had the hole filled up on Third street, south of his old office building, that was made by. taking out the scales that stood there so long, and sending th.em to one of his farms. The ladies of the Christian for sale the best part of town. with his cousin A.

Trabue and family. Mr. Lynd expects" to spend the winter in the gas belt in Fell From a Wagon and Suffered Severe Injuries. When you give a party, or your church, lodge or any organization several of the towns of Southeast does anything worthy of mention, ern Kansas. will you not ring up 'phone 27 and let us know it? We want all the Samuel A.

Hazelbaker, of Dodd City, Arkansas, a mining investor tormerly a citizen of Allen county, this state, accompanied by Chris At the investigation of the kill Ritter, lawyer and editor 4f the ing of the colored man, Charley Iola Friend-Democrat were pleasant visitors at the Herald office Mills, Henry Heydon, the man wounded during the fight, was con last Tuesday morning. victed Tuesday and will have to We have moved from our TAILOR MADE SUITS At Big Reduclioris. T0 genuine clean up of our Suits, only a few prices and many Suits, of 2 98 Consists ot Suits worth up to $6.98, all go at the small price ''SrthuptoilOOailgo in this sale, a LOT 3. Suits from $8.50 to $15.00 all go at one price which is $6.75. V7 sn SUITS REDUCED.

I3 6 Dr'Ce' $, $l8- Suits' Sale Pri, 2.50 15.00 Suits, Sale Price, 11.50 20.00 Suits. Sale Price, 15.00 $22-50 and $25.00 Suits, Sale Price, $17.50. portunity. very nevvest Styles. Don't overlook this op- i' i Big showing of Stylish Skirts at Sro.oodowu to $2.25.

showing of COATS, CAPES and FURS at very low prices. See our School Shoe, a pair, i.5o, $1.25, $1.00. Every pair made good by us that is not satisfactory. KABO CORSETS, the best wearing and best fitting corsets tp be had, prices $1,00 to 50c. BLANKETS and COMFORTS: Big range of prices in our stock.

Comforts, $3.25 down to 75c. Blankets, $7.00 down to 50c pair. Agents for Standard Patterns, Fashion Sheets Free. stand trial for the deed. stand on North Washington to i I that hew Iiuq''off Peyfitmes, Uncle John Gilkerson suffered a severe fall Saturday afternoon while on his way home from a visit to Neosho Falls.

He bad driven up and when returning one of the wheels of the wagon rolled off and threw bim to the ground with great force. At first it was feared that he had sustained several broken bones and broken ribs, but this proved not to be the case, fortunately; He is 82 years of age and is feeble, although active enough to get around. No news has been heard from him today. He is one of the pioneers of the county. He settled on the land he now occupies in the '50s.

Jle enlisted in the Ninth Kansas and served throughout the war. When he was mustered out he returned to his farm and has lived there ever since. Iola Daily Record. west jviaaison. liive us a call.

Merchant Jewelry Co. Iola. S. Osborne, an old resident of Allen county, who has been living all high-grade odors, j.usf received, at We are sending out large numbers of sample copies of the Herald, hoping in time those who re in Arizona for the past 10 years, was in the city the latter part of ceive them will become subscribers last week visiting J. L.

Brown and family. Mr. while in that country last year, spent a few weeks as the guest of Mr. Osborne. Dr.

A. F. Merrill, a dentist of EL BERTA, TEXAS. Pond Creek, was a caller at the Herald office last Monday The doctor stands high in his pro Ramsey Bros. Co.

fession, and is thinking seriously of locating here. His services are needed, and here's hoping he will come. A New Town In the Great Ftuit and Vegetable Belt of East Texas. Towns do not grow. They are built That is why the Missouri Trust Co.

anJ a Syndicate of business men are building the town of El Berta. Low rates to drawing. For complete literature address James Barker, Gen'l Pass. Tkt. Agt M.

K. T. 518 Wainright St. Louis, Mo. It is a positive fact that Kraum's New Red Blood is doing more for to this paper.

Do not be afraid to take the paper out of the post office for' your name never, appears an our subscription books, unless you ordered it placed there. The, white coat has been put on the walls and ceiling of the new Remsberg' building. The glass for the front will be placed in position in a few days and then in a short time the post office will occupy the building. At that time several hundred call boxes will be added also about 100 lock boxes, greatly improving the faclities of waiting on the public, and making it more easily for the post office employees to handle the mail. For your groceries go to Williamson, Adams at corner opera house block.

Account the Christmas and New Year Holidays, round trip tickets will be sold via Missouri Pacific between all points on its lines within distance limit of 200 miles at rate of one fare for round trip except that- no ticket sold lesshan fifty cents, Dates of sale Dec. suffering humanity than any med icine ever before placed upon the market. T. Hiddle, a business man of Glorfi ft Bates Lumber Deny a Rumor. You have been told that we will not sell LUMBER throueh the ILD1NG LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

THIS IS NOT TRUE WE WILL. We can refer vou to more ceonle who hav KnnerViV kir tu church are going to sei.ve a Thanksgiving dinner and supper in the new Chapman building Thanksgiving Day. ilt will be a turkey dinner of the old-time kind and only 25 cents. Representatives of the Chittenden Directory publishers of the Allen County Directory were in the city this week making the canvass for their 1903 directory. They are O.

and turn out the only reliable directory. Gas bills will be paid after the first of the month in the Gas Office just back of State Bank, and all gas bills are due and must be paid between the 20th and 25th of each month. E. K. Taylor.

Three of the robbers who robbed several stores and' residences in Garnett, were captured at -Coffey-ville, and are now in jail in that city awaiting trial. A large afaonnt of stolen articles were recovered in Fort Scott. Ed English, son of H. English, who several years ago lived on a farm north of this city but of more recent years has made his home in Humboldt, by an accident at the brick yards in that place had his arm so seriously injured that amputation of the member was made necessary. Last Sunday a new time card went into effect, but as far as Iola is concerned, the change makes bit little difference.

Tue Plug, which had as its starting JJpoint, Channte, cow starts from Fredonid, the morning, returning there in the evening. One time of the arrival and" departure from Iola is the same both ways. "Steel Ranges. If you want one pf the best call on Schell Baird, Iola. Iola ranks fifteenth in the State xf Kansas, in the sale of postage stamps and postal supplies.

The amount spent in this luxury by Iola people was $1 13,893.50, something a thousand a month. The factories use stamped envelopes to a great extent and the money order business here is tremendous, but thess are not figured in the Over fifty thousand stamps a month is a rather surprising figure in itself. Iola Register. EBusiness house rents for $20 and residence rents for $12. Want trade for a Jarm.

This is a snapto JlikRY Over Gas City mnk. The Dance To-Night. The members of Gas City Union Band will give a dance at the opera house to-night, where those who attend will have a most excellent time. The music will be up-to-date, and the best of order preserved. Everybody should go, no matter whether you dance or not, and help the boys in their endeavor to give Gas City a first-class band.

It takes money to maintain a good organization. By going you will help them, and still get your money's worth in enjoyment your-' selves. There will also be a concertof an hour preceding dance, which will be free to all who attend. and Building Material of us and got their money throueh Buildine and juuau ssuciauons, man an me aeaiers tne city together, we have NEVpR REFUSED to sell any good responsible person Lumber on Monthlv navments or to he raid for tVirrmo-li and '31M, and Jan. Associations.

We will Sell to You the same way now. Quality considered we can furnish you Lumber. Hardware and Building Material As Low as the Lowest. Come and see us. Let us figure with with you.

Hutchison, Kansas, has been in the city several days, and thinks ser-ously of becoming a member of the business world of Gas City. There is always a field for good hustlers here. Buy a lot in Remsberg addition while you can geta choice of location. See E. K.

Taylor. II Stalil, of Whitehall, who bears tie honor of purchasing the first lots ever sold on the town site of Gas City, made the Herald office a pleasant call last monday, while enroute from Coffyville, Kansas, to his home. 'He still owns property here and will make some more investments in the near future. He thinks Gas City is improving faster than any town in Kansas, and we think he knows what he is talking about, The Herald will give him Gas City news at Whitehall. Col.

P. J. Stauberry and Mr Geo. W. Scott took a trip the past week to Iola, Gas City and Chanute, Kansas, to inspect the oil and gas districts.

They returned full of enthusiasm over the activity they had witnessed in industrial circles over there and were encouraged to hope for great" developments in their home town as the gas and oil Clark Bates Lumber Co. F. M. Connett, Manager- Return limit January 2nd, 1903. The Gas City Grain Co.

have a corn sheller run by a steam engine, shelliug out corn at a rapid rate. A shipment of a car of shelled corrr was made to eastern markets yesterday. True to word given months ago that the firm were after corn and would get it is making them go after all in sight, and the farmer is finding out that Gas City is one of the best markets in this section. With the crib now being built'in addition to one recently put up, and a vacant building in which corn is being stored, this firm will soon have buildings for a storage capacy of ,000 bushels. House to Trade.

A hcuse for sale, or trade for I IM1 0 0 ARKET. I Stepped Against a Hot Steve. A child of Mrs. Geo. T.

Benson, when getting his usual Saturday night bath, stepped back against a hot stove which burned him severely, The child was in giea.t agony and his mother cottld do nothing pacify him, Remembering tLct she tad a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm in the house, she thought she would try it. In less than half an hour after applying it the child was qiuet and asleep, and in less than two weeks was well. Mrs. Benson is a well known resident of Kellar, Va. Pain Balm is an antiseptic liniment and especially for bruises and sprains, For sale by AUcbsch Swan.

Bomhoff, Morey Props. Fresh and Cured Heats; Hull Dillons Pure Lard. Cash paid for Eggs and utter 'Phone 37. 2nd Door North of Post iiorse tr tow. Ai.

a. JJOBSON.l output grows ili volume. Belton, (Mo. Herald..