Quenemo Republican from Quenemo, Kansas • 3

xtif ash Or ft fin CAPITAL" OFFICERS' Frank E. Bodley, President. John Copple, Vice-President, M. A- Limbocker, Cashier. Ft 5 l4 self to be polite to our unassuming city marshal, thought how easy it is to blow and again how-easy it is fer-an officer to do his duty, it only needs nerve, the others have only gall.

In Memoriam. i 3 i i ti It I wait is i. a She farmers State Bsnfv of isenemo It is very doubtful if any of the leaders of the federal prison, mutiny will ever be hanged for murder. Attorney Dean says they couldn't be hanged until they have served their time got to have someone to eat the grub you know and even then a maze of red tape and legal nets will save the murderers from death by the gallows. United States Marshal THIS DEPARTMENT IS A Good Paint is Economy PRONOUNCED ATTRACTION.

The following resolutions were o- CD adopted Saturday by Quenemo Post, No. 221, department of Kan We invite investigation of our condition, nd offer all accommodations consistent with the prudent banking. sas, G. A. R.

Being filled with foremost leaders of the largest and choicest manufactures 'lines of imported and domestic Wash Goods. DIRECTORS- Frank E. Bodley, E. May, J. V.

Hall, John Copple, M. Limbocker. ihansas a Use "DEVOE PAINT, Rer.dy for Vvlule THE LOOKS OF THINGS-' is a great consideration, your house actually patntingr at least once in three years for alone. Devoe Paint is the good kind and cheapest in the long run. Sausiaclion guaranteed in every instance.

One gallon covers 300 square feet surface two coats, $1.60 a gallon. Crum says he wouldn't spring the trap for anything. Mr. Arthur, at one time a lawyer of Quenemo, was in town Monday. Mr.

Arthur for quite a while after leaving Quenemo was a news Whereas, It has pleased Supreme Commander of the Uni-verse to remove from our midst our late Josiah Middle-ton, and Whereas, The intimate rela Prices from 3jg cents to $3 per yard. P. 0. (Si ft ft Socal and personal Utetns. tions long held by ou 1 G.

DBAPEE CO. Thousand of yards from 8c to 18c. (g) Send for samples of the large line of Batiste Cloths and Dimities. 25 cent values. To cause a stir we are Comrade w.ith the mem paper editor of Waverly, but for several years has been a resident of Wabash, Indiana, and tells us he was in the newspaper business DRUGGISTS, Quenemo, Kansas.

our display of Paints and Paint iu Window week. there for the last'four years as ed itor of the Wabash Times. How selling them at 12 cents to 15 cents They are what you call 4 Real Send for Samples. Post make us all bow with humble submission to the will of the Most High, we do not the less mourn for our Comrade who has been called from his labor to rest. Therefore be it Resolved, That in the death of Josiah Middleton this Post loses a ever he has now sold out there and is ready now to light onto TIME TABLE: anything that strikes him right.

Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Wash- inton, Oregon and California points. Rate to Billintrs. Mr. Arthur made many warm Wanted hides. John Tyree.

Farm loans low interest see t. R. ClomL Good Bicycles CHEAP. Also Cycle sundries. K.

T. Lord. Good Seed Corn, Sorgani and Kaffir Corn for sale at the' Second Hand Store. The Quenemo Milling Co. wants your wheat and will pay you the highest market 3 friends when here, is in every Some fine bed room suits are found at the Second Hand Store at bargains.

This office receives in payment on subscription, ANYTHING which has a market value. Andy Surface and family return ed here from Missouri yesterday. Andy has been trying Hot Springs and other health resorts, but has come back on crutches. He says he has received some benefit, but is yet in a very bad shape. Monday morning E.

T. Medearis sense a gentleman and will find friends wherever he goes. T'v-viQ The Largest Mail Order House of OTTAWA, "KANSAS. Comrade, who was always active, To Butte, Helena and in-ever ready to succor the needy and termediate points on the'N. P.

R. distressed, prompt to advance the To Spokane $22.50. To interest of the Post, one who was Portland, Tacome, Seattle and wise in counsel and fearless in ac- California points $25. -tion, an honest and upright man national con- flaxson Items. A Percy Woodmas was a Burlm- game visitor the first of the week.

wiiose virtues enueareu mm, noi vention Traveler's Protective As- Watch For. Prices only to his Comrades of the Post SOciation, une. 3 to 7. Supreme Rev. Clymer spent last week in Lodsje A.

O. Tj: W. Tune 10 to 20. received a dispatch, from Amarillo, this neighborhood, getting ac Therefore be it Kjc m.ir.,1 quainted with the people. List of Patents Granted to -Kansas inventors this week, reported by C.

A. Snow patent attorneys, Washing-tong, D. C. C. Casteel, Little River, adjustable riddle for winnowers; H.

sale May 27 to Tune 8. return limit Texas, stating that a son, Charles, had died at that place Sunday afternoon, of Bright's disease. Mr. Medearis left Monday evening for SEED CORN. I have 600 bushels of white corn, raised on the Marias des Cygnesbottom from the crop of 1901, for sale, in amounts to $iiit purchaser.

This cern is very suitable for seed and the price is right. APPLY ON FARM TO Wf invTC Two mil east of .11. UUENEMO, KANS. ers its heartfelt sympathy to the 1 60 davs. The building is completed and is awaiting the machinery for the At the Quenemo mills.

Drop of io cents on flour. High Patent, per hundred. Second Patent i.6o Bran i.oo Shorts5 no Graham Flour." i.8o J. H. Lugan.

family and relatives of our deceas- Imperial council Nobles of the skimming station at this place. ed Comrade, in this, their sad af- Mystic Shrine, June 10 to 14, San fiiction. Therefore be it further rr- e.c Miss Myrtle Fine was visiting E. Gavitt, Topeka, horse tail hold- EASTWARD." No. in Kan-as City 8 16 A No.

68 II 40 A No. 40 Stock 1-reialit 915PM -WESTWARD. No. Emporia Passenger 7 as St No 7 Mexico California 454PM OSAGE CITY BRANCH. 30AM Evening; 7 30 FM No.

7, carrying through sleeping, tourist and chair cats wfll be flasped for Colorado. New Mexico, Arizona and California paESsners, and wiil be flagged Sundays only for passengers for ocal points. No. iii counsels at Kansas City for all points north, east, south and southwest. No.

40- carries passengers to North Ottawa, where connections can be made with Southern Kacsaa passenger trains fcr pointseast and south. Train leaving Qsage City at it a. m. carries observation sleepers. These Cars contain 10 sec- ttrin3.

f' a v. rnmiiinrlinnc .1 1.. the home folks last week. She is er: M. I.

Gilbert, Wathena, paral- Resolved, That these resolu- Tickets on sale Mav 27 to tions be entered upon the minutes jnne 8 rtum limit 60 days. of this Post, and that a copy of National BaDtist anniversaries. staying at F. H. Woodbury's, at lei railway rail bearing; T.

E. Olivet. Mahoney, BunkerhiU feeder for The store building is rapidly freshing machines; A. G. going up and as soon as complet- Schmied, Marysville, mattress or ed Gantz Moore, of Melvern.

cushion and healing attachment them be sent to the family our St. Paul, one fare plus $2 Amarillo to be present at the funeral. Lafe Thomason, Dick Frakes and family, John Turner and family and Mrs. Williams took the Flyer Sunday afternoon for California. They expect to find the finest climate in the world, and dollars growing on.

trees, this they may find, but they will also find that someone else owns the trees. deceased Comrade, and also pub- for round trip to either St. Paul or lished in our city paper. Minneapolis. Dates of sale.

Mav J. Y. Robinson 18, igand 20. amos uook wra Slimmer Sessions Educational dressing rooms for laUs and Kentlemen. In the will put in a stock of dry goods and groceries.

Mrs. Waddell visited her rela Gall vs. Nerve. One day last week, a cow-boy built fellow came to. town and.

at once commenced to show how smart he was, by loud talk, reckless riding and a general cow-boy air about him. He was cautioned to keep quiet and not let the city authorities get after him. But he gave all to understand that he cared nothing for a city marshal, that they did not dare molest him and that he could bluff all the po J. F. ENhlCOTT Institutions, Chicago, one are rear u'e car an room, provided with 15 rattan chairs.

Heavy plate glass is used plUS for round trip. Ticket On in winJos and door that form the end of the car. Santa Fe Excursions. therefor; E. Warren, Eldorado, pump; D.

E. White, Winchester, cutter bar. For copy of any of above patents send io cents in postage stamps with date of this paper to C. A. Snow Washington, D.

C. Missouri Pacific Excursions. ril 1 Those ani 1516 side sindcits with which tho car is I sale Tune 16, 17, 21 and 2, retu Kansas. City, Kansas, grand Attentionl Lovers There will be preaching at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath Inorning and evening. Don't forget us when 3011 want to buy a Watch.

E. T. Lord Co. Good clean Sorgani and Kaffir Corn for seek, also good Seed Corn lor sale at the Second Hand Store. The ladies of the Presbyterian church will have their exchange as usual on Saturday afternoon, from 2 to 5, at Ellis Smedley's.

All kinds of repairing done promptly at the Second Hand Store. Furniture, stoves or almost anything that needs repairing. tives in Lyndon last week. She expects her sister, Mrs. N.

H. McGiffen, and two children, of North East, here this week to visit with her. That's All. Unlit Sept. 15- 1 rounding country.

The rear platform is large Southern Baptist Convention, URd surrounded by railing and gates. makinF.B-, -T pleasa-t place to viewthe scenery. The observa- of pure candy I have just received over 50 1 1 ivd euu me may ce csea by occa chapter of Kansas O. E. S.

one fare for round trip. Dates of sale May 12, 13 and 14, return limit May 17. Daily during March and April Colonial tickets will be on' sale to dollars worth of pure lice in any town. A little later fare ($26.30) for round trip, dates Pants of tu oth simpers too and iu doni ties a 1 i- attractivo places of resort fcr ladies and Of Sale may 5 ailU 7, retlim lim- i Late magazines and ether periodicals 1 1 home made candies from One way tourist excursion tick- wnen our people saw tms same Mid stationery are furaislied without cliargc to it May Arrangements can Appointed Committees. The new city council met Satur the celebrated Brook- brave fellow falling all over him- ets to Cafifornia points $25.

Tickets on sale during March and occcpanls of these cars. tOj Tickets sold and bassarre checked to all railroad. points in the States, Cauadat aud Mexico, side Candy of made to have limit extended June 2. day evening and organized. They Ottawa.

Come in and time tables and descriptive literature furnished open application. K. V. JOiKCSQN. Agent Emporia, Annual Meeting Com-! elected W.

H. Parrish president of April, the council. The mayor appoint- Annual meeting, Grand Corned the follcwinff committees: mander Knights Templars, of see the largest line Vi. 4jJ Sir V' Si?" i -3 AT of candy ever brought Mixed South. 11 10 1 07 Ordinance Committee: Robertson.

Mar- Kansas, at Topeka, May 13 S-rlT-fSMixed Ncrili Quenemo. shall and O'Brien. and, 14, tickets on sale May 12 and LOO mercial Travelers, $1.24 for round trip. Date of sale May 8, 9 and 10, return May 12. For full particulars as to limits, side rides, sleeping car rates, enquire of H.

W. Johnson, Agent, Finance Committee: O'Brien, Bird and 13, return limit May 15. One fare Parrish. J. W.

ATKINS, Claims FOR SALE! Lot 14 on 4th street in City of Quenemo. House and other improvements. $150 cash takes it. Address, C. L.

WORTHEN, STOCK YARDS, COLO. Marshall, Robertson for round trip. I. O- O. F.

celebration at Gar-nett, April 26, tickets on and Parrish. WOI ITT A 170 The Old Reliable Arkansaw. Police Committee: Bird, Marshall and Kansas. No. 3 Express west I 49 No.

1 Colorado Limited, west 9 33 No. Ill Local freight, wast 10 40 A No. Express, east Na. 2 St. Louis Limited, 5 31 A No.

122 Local Freight, east 5 li "No. I only steps at Lemax for fct Kansas Cilyor beond, aud to discharge pastel -trs Puabio. 1 I -1 Robertson. 1 sale April 26, return limit April 28 When you see a man telling a License Committee: Parrish, Bird and One fare for round trip. Nothing Succeeds Like Success.

O'Brien. TJoiinrl trin pxrnrsinrs to Poln- smutty story and a lot of men standing around apparently listen J. E. Harris has bought W. A The hundreds of sick people ouu iij wumuium.

uuu, felt- I 'Sc. 1 only stops at Lcmax for rot rish and Marshall. 4 rucmu iua Langston's farm, consideration Coming tO Quenemo tO be treated rrelo, and to discharge passengers Kn We want to give Jj.you some clothes talk. Do you Fire and Water Committee: O'Brien, oioraao springs, tiCKets on sale E. B.

Kvt.K. Acci't ing with great interest, please do not do them an injustice. They are in fact not paying any atten by Dr. O. Kobertson, at the Langston farms it this year, giving possession next Feb Robertson and Parrish.

June 22 to 24, July I to 13, Au- than than Health Committee: Robertson, Parrish gust I to 14, August 23 to 24, All tarium, is more can be accomodated in the commodious two ruary. know that when you. pay $25 and tion to his story, they are each trying to think of a smuttier story to WE- GUARANTEE Dr. Cal'ir'eljP Syrup t'c-cin to iieafiaclie or Storaavh 'iVcTablii gust 30 to September 10, return story Sio.ooo brick" building 114 A request to C. A.

Snow I30 for an article tell. and Robertson. n.m viUU t.uu uulud I 1 that 3'ou can buy Sidewalks and Public Grounds Committee: Ior runa tnP opposite the Patent Office, Washington, D. will bring, free of by 43 feetr consequently this building in the future will be used exclusively for the women and it will Parrish, Bird and O'Brien. The Messiah at Lindsborg, Kan.

They took up the Melvin-Endi- May l8 l9 21 and 23. Missouri charge, an interesting booklet tell AGENTS WANTED. be known as the Female Depart jog how to secure Patents, Copy- Pacific days 18, 19 and 21. Spec ment. fights and Trade-marks.

cott controversy, in regard to opening certain streets and alleys, ial trains and low rates. Life of T. DeWitt Tatmage, by his As a result more room is abso Son, Rev, Frank DeWitt Talmage, and and voted to carry out the orders of the old council. This we Dre- For particulars enquire of S. C.

Bvbee, Agent associate editors of Christian Herald. On DR. W. a. BURRIS.

lutely necessary, and therefore the Sanitarium Company has ly book endorsed by Talmage family sume will test our ordinance, as Enormous profit for agents who. act quick SPECIALIST. purchased this week, what is con- Not a Regular Habit. ly. Outfit ten cents.

Write immediately to Mr. Melvin has declared he will 1 Clark 32a S. 4th St. Philadel 9r Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose fight ihe question. As to this we The other day when the stom phia, Penn.

Mention this Paper. and Throat Scientifically Treated. do net wish to see the city in a ach of a Kansas steer was cut op KANSAS OTTAWA, law suit, but would be elad to en it was found to contain, amoner if farmers and every one would in Quenemo, Kansas. It is just across the street on east from the Sanitarium. It is 300x150 It.

also 150x150 feet. This, piat of' rtJSp land has two wells of pf-rftct wat-. 4- t'r in trrat lawn 1 r-f have a return card printed on their know the result, as we believe the other articles of value, a diamond A goodly number of the K. P. for $15 you are simply throwing money away? We concede it none of our business if you desire waste your money, but we don't like to see you do it.

The point we want to make is" that the men's suits we are selling at $12.50 are as good in every particular (and often they are better) as those made by the average merchant tailor at $20 and 25. Oar suits at $5 are as good as suits that aresold in other places for $8,, city is right and have no fear of brooch worth $200 envelopes it would insure their correspondence being returned if 1 Lodge visited Osage City Lodge the results of a test case. We think that it is fair to state Tuesday night and report haying r-i not delivered. Also a neat letter head on their stationery would ni to people from. the effete East who largest pair of steer horns are contemplating investing in a royal good time.

and beautiful shade trees. Thtse lovely "grounds will be used for the look well. The Republican wil Senator Miller captured the But ever seen, measuring ten feet from Kansas cattle that they must not print for any one 100 nice letter tip to tip, were sent recently to a expect that a $200 collection of EC tailrvrr tiro-thirds of fifty cent or one ITottfe, it fiula to 1I0 as represintEU. wo vriii rcftuui ths purchase price. mm syrup cGiipm.

Esn.tu,b ler county delegation last Satur day and the Woodson county del heads and tab them, also 100 en Chicago dealer from South Amer- diamonds goes with every steer. velopes with their name and ad Monday. While a mout ica. the large horned cattle of Of course the Kansas plutes who present by men only and will be known as' the Male Department. The two-story building will be used at present.

Later a Tabernacle will le erected out of brick and additional rooms and operating departments fixed up. Then dress all for This small price America are fast disappearing, ow- are raising cattle out in the west go Bailey had enough delegates io nominate, and Troutman has is at cheap as you can buy the pa ing to the use of pure bred sires, ern part of the state are careless Q. B. Phvsician and Su without the the largest delegation now, Mill-'per and envelopes having small or no horns, and about leaving their diamonds lying cn. r's boom is still growing.

Mill- printing on them. Why not have wnose progeny can be shiDDed about where the cattle can ret 1 1 1 a 11 indoor Iecturrs and gatherings er has a remarkably good show yet 'some stationery printed? more easily and safely. 1 them, but diamonds are not a reg Then others at $6.50, $8, $10, $12 and $15, are worth ular article of diet among Kansas Will attend all calls, day or Ofilce over UodUv Carder's drug store. cent we ask them. i ever every.

cattle, mere are a eooa many ur children's suits are excellent for. the money Kansas cattlemen we have found 2, will be he'd there. The Sanitarium Company now p.w.ns tlie.plat of land south just' across the street and it is used for a park. These three corners are now controlled by Dr. 'O.

Robertson and success marks every move he makes. I who have a prejudice against dia to 5 tnev are mcer ever teire- 5 monds as a feed for stock, not so 0UR observat and thirty years of experience shows us that 98 per cent of the men 2 1 Wmi much on account of the cost. Asyju 1. uuy sun uuiii yuu uaw seen uuis. The proof of the pudding is in the eating.

Come in and, see us. We know we can save you some money. St because of the indigestibility of the prefer new and up-to-date styles stones. They tell us that they when purchasing a Suit, Hat or A Sanitarium that succeeds in a and Wagon-Shop Having located in the.Sam have found that cattle fed regular Furnishings. Before the open ly on diamonds become more ing of each season we study the fashions and instead of taking town this size must stand on its merits and mtrit it is the' thing that makes success.

October 5th, thi. com less constipated, and do not thrive netty br.ops on 1 hiru we are now prepared to do all kin. Is of as those fed on kaffir corn and al Duck We offer ko Ladies Golf Skirts garments ready made, we have goods made tc our order, at all falfa. Successful feeders say that cattle ought not to be given a full feed of diamonds more than once times conforming to the fash ions. Some people say, "Oh, I a week.

Skirts and Petticoats at Wholesale Prices. Having-bought a Sample Line and getting a 25 per cent discount on every Skirt we can- sell them at Wholesale Prices and still AVbod Work, Ilorse-slioeinc" 'Plow Work and ell kinds of We have luDC-ry -Wheels for'poiishiag plows arid ail kinds of tools. Satisfaction Guaranteed. pany made its first purchase iu Quenemo, and all this property and the hundreds of dollars in improvements and in running the business have bertr made since, iu the treatment of the sick, consequently we say nothing succeeds like 3 One feeder writes us that he has entirely quit feeding diamonds to aon care for new styles;" but we have noticed those same people, inside of six wearing the shapes and styles they had refused earlier. By ll fin .1 1 his cattle, but that his wife is trying the experiment of mixing dia- have a profit.

The window at our store is full monds with her chicken feed, and 0 of them, lhey not be there, long at the One Hundred Dollars. is well satished with results. The wui guuus maue to our order we get better made, better fitting garments and effect a diamonds grind up the food in the Come Soon. crop rather better than ordinary lhe lopeka Uauy lieraiu Ui begin a second Dct Puzzle Con gravel, and her hens are excep saving of 20 per cent, which a Viotloco or 11 1 1 .1 1 tionally healthy since she com- test this week, and will offer S100 in prizes to those counting the I rruutu cuaige as nis WE HEET ALL FAIR price 1 1 menced this experiment. vu awug IS nOW 1 Out in the shale district poultry correct number of dots on a de COMPETITION reaay ior your inspection.

We aTlTf''-' 'j' raisers are feeding more or less sign which will appear in the Her are rapidly placing new Htas on Men's heads. I gold nuggets to the fowls, and 1 Ui i claim that this gives a beautiful golden tint to the eggs. Recently a turkey was slain for a Sunday Excct'itcd at 1 C'licc at Ottaxra, Kansas. HI, iarsliall Quenemo, Kansas. dinner and gold nuggets to the val ue of $4.75 were found in ics craw ald Thursday, April 24.

If you desire to try your hick, a postal card will bring you a copy of the Herald containing the puzzle and full particulars. DOT EDITOR, Hfrai.p, To'-cUp. Some of the meat of another fowl a man the other day 1 ere's a pair of Shoes that I bought of you over a vear aeo that was assayed and found to run $40 I cosme 2.50 ana look like tliey are good ior another year. per ton gold, $6.50 silver and 10 i p.r retit. zinc.

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