The Paola Times from Paola, Kansas • 1

rTTHTT AT TT" PAOLA 11 VMU ii Paola, Miami County, Kansas, July 20, 1899. J. T. HIGHLEY, Proprietor. Established 1882, The Best of Job Printing at Lowest Prices at The Times Office Commercial Work a Specialty first-class A frog, who was stuck on his voice Freeman's is the only was sitting under the shade of a water Jewelry store in Paola.

Engraving of all kinds done at cress, and in this way escaped the eye of a frog hunter on the shore. Think- have had an Excellent emoal Freeman's at short notice. at last that he had outwitted the "If you buy Shirts from us they're Trade this Spring: and searcher for frog legs, the amphibion right." Bloomer Co. inflated his diaphram and let out a croak of exultation that could be heard Summer, and Naturally have Summer Lap Dusters from 20c to $2.00 at S. B.

Cowell's. Accumulated very many Another good rain this morning, which made it rather wet for the Bucyrus picnic. Remnants 1 JUDGE liANNEY lSSUCC! a marriage to Jessie license for Frank Weaver Tice, both of Osawatomie. Specialty Store Will move August 1st into the room the Second Door West of the Postoffice, more room being required to accommodate the increasing business of this Specialty 7wwQrders taken for all kinds of of Suits, vl VI i) ill i ii i ii vl li vl vl) viz vl $1 AS The Bargain Resort is a good place Odds and Ends. All are of-1 to buy Underwear, Hosiery, Embroideries, Laces, and Notions of all kinds.

at Below Whole- C. H. Wheeler acted city marshal fered now sale Cost. a few days while W. W.

Culbertson at 1 1 tended to some business matters for B. R. Keith. and garments guaranteed to "Will Graff is employed in the Alirens Merc. Co.

1 Jake Koehler bakery in place of Sam Allen, who is in Kansas City under 025 55 S5 55" 55" medical treatment. for half a mile. And thehunter hearing the sound, came running with his frog net and and scooped in the croaker before he could say Jack Robinson, and when the frog's wife saw him scooped into the net, she remarked, as she slid quietly into the water: "If that husband of mine had brains in proportion to his belly and lungs, he would not have bellowed about it so that he could be heard all over the township." Moral The wise man never gets upon the street corner when luck is coming his way and proclaims the fact in a loud voice. To-peka Mail. A hungry coyote, seeing some chickens roosting in the branches of a tree was wralking around the trunk of the tree looking longingly up toward the fat fowls that were just out of leach.

And as he looked he grew hungrier and more anxious until he neglected to watch where he was stepping and stepped into a steel trap that had been set there by the owner of the fowls. And an old wolf, hearing the coyote's howl of pain, came up and taking in the situation at once said; "If you ever get out of this fix you are in now, young fellow, you want to remember not to keep your head in the air so much that you can't see where you are stepping. Topeka Mail. Some boy oi boys extracted with a stick the grease from the wheels of two empty cars that stood on the switch last Tuesday and greased the main track Mrs. Smith Lathen visited in Paola Wednesday J.J; D.

II. Heflebower was in town or Wheat to sell 2t. If you have Oats see C. W. Carr.

Saturday and gladdened the heart of Hogs, TnE Times editor by adding material and Mrs. Frank ly to his exchequer. A boy born to Mr. Koehler on Monday. 5 For any kind of loan on any kind "If you buy Shirts from us they're of time with any kind of paying privilege, don't fail to see W.

J. Car Bloomer Co. For Ten Days More. For 10 days more we will contiuue our reduction sales on all Mens', Boys', and Children's Suits. Also on all pants.

If you are in need of any clothing we can and will save you from 25 to 33 percent. You can hardly believe we arc giving so many values until you have seen the goods. E. W. Northeast corner Park.

penter, Paola, Kansas. Mrs. B. R. Keith, age 55, died at her home in this city Sunday morning, after an illness of many months with cancer of the stomach.

She was one of the best known and most highly respected women in our city, and many are mourners among the young men and young women of this city who have received words of advice and encouragement from her as a teacher. She taught in our schools for years, and was regarded by all as a noble woman and a worthy teacher. She always had the interest of her scholars at heart and tried to teach them the way to do right and make good useful men and women, and she succeeded to a great extent. She was a faithful A little girl by the name of Sadie Satoff of Alma, did so while trying to ride a horse and has a broken arm in consequence. Iola Register, E.

W. Creio, who farms near Wells-ville, was in town last Friday. "If you buy Shirts from us they're right." Bloomer Co. For cheap real estate, money on long or short time, in any sum desired, call on Bryan Seaver. For Painting or Paper Hanging see Marcham White.

Their work and prices are right. Shop over Ed Long's Carriage factory. 11-20-9. Heck Anderson wants to buy a car load of Fresh Milk Cows. Parties having them for sale will please drop him a postal card.

Our business is to please our customers, and we propose to stick to business. CorLiN's Bargain Besort, First door south Miami-Co. Bank. Freeman has the. only exclusive Jewelry store in Paola.

South Side. New stock of Frames, Mouldings, at B. R. Keith's. Will Fleming, the feed man, is grandpa.

It's a nother girl at Frank Lay's. D. A. niNCHMAN has moved from the east part of town to the Mrs. Smith property west of the park.

Joe Tope is shining shoes at the J. T. Sanders shop, under the Miami Co. Bank. He also makes a specialty Effective Sunday, Aug.

important changes will be made in the Memphis through passenger train schedule between Kansas City and Birmingham. Particulars next week. of cleaning clothes. Give him call. Coplin's Bargain Resort is the place wife and devoted mother, leaving hus Price and Quality is what people band, and daughter, Miss Lora, in this to buy Queensware, Glass-, China-, Granite-, and Tinware; in fact, every ook at when buying.

We give both. city, and son, Dr. Ed Keith, who lives Grand Rapids furniture cant be beat. S. W.

Davis has just received a fine line of Bed-Room Suites, Side Boards and Extension Tables from there. Call and see them. The Bargain Resort. near Lawrence. Thev were all at her thing in the Notion line, at prices that are always right.

bedside and all was done to nroloner 7 Cf The weather has been delightful his week something after the style Dan Glasscock has purchased the ife. The profound sympathy of many restaurant on the west side of Main riends is extended to them. Mrs. of Colorado, especially the cool nights. street and will run it in first-class Keith was born in New Albany, McLatjg nLiN has opened up a de style.

Dan is a good fellow, treats ev-J Jne 20, 1844, and moved to Jerseyville partment exclusively for Teas and Cof while a child; married B. R. Keith in erybody well and will enjoy a good fees, and would be glad to have all April, 1861, and moved to Paola in trade. LaCygne Journal. T.

M. Hokson has the bridge down north of town and is building a new double bridge, which has been needed for years; fact, none but double bridges should be built. At Merwin, the people art greatly excited over striking lead and zinc in paying quantities. They were drilling for gas, and made the strike at 190 feet. overs of these goods to call and sam 1868.

The funeral was conducted by ple them. the Rebekahs of this city and the remains laid at rest today. The Paola market is about as follows; Eggs 7c, hens 5ic, geese and ducks 4c, turkeys 6c, old gobblers 5ic, hides 5ic, old roosters 10c each, O. Courtney, an old gentleman, fell at the boarding hall last Saturdav Paul Russell returned Tuesday Art Stockwell has been transfered from La Junta, to Los Angeles, where he has a good place as mail agent, with four days on and six days otf. Forbes Frogge, Osteopaths, are located at Mrs.

Scothorn's, 208 East Teoria street. Call and have jour case examined. Osteopathy offers you relief. TnE pelican that is on exhibition in E. W.

Michler's window was killed last wintei by Capt. Steve Quimby at the lake at Boi court. It is called the Canadian pelican and is seldom seen in this conntry. Dr. G.

W. Turner made us a pleasant call this morning. He has been and dislocated his shoulder. He is rom Lexington, where he bought corn 30c' oats 16c ha? $5-, noSs $3-5 -m -a Til VtMlin "fc 1 I --v getting along all right under the care of Dr. Cranston.

anne tnorougtiored short horn bull. iJliUo us, pounq. Paul says the farmers of this county Telephone 50, if you want good, McCabe was in Paola Tuesday on business Mr. Barnes, of Garnet and Mr. Boyds, of Paola, Sundayed at and Mrs.

Mills and Misses Dottie and Blanche, visited Mrs. Mills' sister, Mrs. Freeman, near Paola Geo. McLain and wife drove to Paola Tuesday Sweet returned from Paola Sunday accompanied by Miss Kent. Lane Graphic.

TnE Local Union of the C. E. Societies of the city will meet at the Congregational Church, Sunday evening, July 23, at 6:30. Subject: "Christ." Leader: Mrs. Perry McPherson.

En-deavorers are requested to come prepared to tell what Christ is to them, or tell some special characteristic belonging to Christ which you desire to imitate. All young people are invited to come. We extend to the B.Y.P.U. and Epworth League an urgent invitation to come in a body. Perry McPherson, President.

Valentine Rankin is having hard luck with his left arm, as he had it broken again one day last week by falling from a table in the sample room at The Grimshaw. This is the third time this arm has been broken; besides, he has had his left leg broken siiuum iuok more alter tne lmnrove- tirst-class anndrv wnrli-rionr. no Take your work to the City Steam aundry, or notify me and I will send Steaner Stuck died at the asylum last Wednesday and his remains were shipped to Olalhe for burial Thursday, by Frank V. Ostrander, his guardian. I have just received a handsome AT I VA 14.

0 JLJ ment of their cattle, and that it would Prater and W. II. Eisler have formpd for it and deliver it. All work prompt- be a good scheme for several stock a partnership, and will be found at done and in a first-class manner. raisers to buy good bulls and exchange the south-west corner of the park, at them every few years from one herd the Prater Laundrv.

Good wnrir r. C. W. Devins. line or Ladies' Fine Shoes new styles and shapes iust the thincr for fall 0 to another.

anteed. Call and see them. JoeAldinger drove around J. W. and winter.

T. W. Rainey. visiting his father, J. Turner, near One of the best places in the West Sam Oldiiam, who lives south on If you want quality in Jewelry for Bryan's and A.

Lane's fast horses the other evening, just like they were standing still; butG. W. to get what you want is at Taylor the Marais des Cygnes, was in town Saturday. He had a stalk of corn less money than other Sellers sell their cheap John stuff for go to Free Bros, restaurant and short order lunch Lane, and his brother-in-law, Jack Ranney, at Osawatowie, forsometime. lie left Indiana to go to Porto Rico, during the war.

is quite sporty, says he don't believe counter, on West side, where every man's, tne old reliable Jeweler. that was six weeks old and measured five and a half inches around at the Joe could drive around his buggy mare. thing of nrst-class order is served in I carry twenty different grades of John L. Oldham received a letter hrst-class style. Don't fail to call at roots.

That kind of corn will make A temperance rally will be held Teas, and' as many of Coffees, from the old Paola nail building, West from 75 to 100 bushels to the acre. Friday evening, July 28, at 8:30, in the the lowest to the highest. and some pictures of his son, Clifford, who went to Manila with the regulars. His picture shows him to have a mus side of Park, where good meals, reas iiulu vie iviiee to uis onable prices, and the best of service city park immediately after band concert, to be addressed by Prof. Geo.

R. mother says the boys in the "Twenti tache and in perfect health. He has is guaranteed. Mclaughlin, The Grocer. S.

W. Davis has just received a full line of Folding Beds, both Mantle and Upright. They are beauties. Call and see them. eth" are anxious to get home, not for Kirkpatrick, State lecturer of the Kansas Temperance Union.

Subject: once. We hope he will have better Maj. J. B. Hall and W.

Hill were luck in the future. been promoted to the position of book keeper in the custom house. Little Francis Floyd died Satur driving out west of town Wednesday. Amending and defending civiliza- parade, that they have been marching enough and want rest. This seems to be the sentiment of the soldiers from when Mr.

Hill's horse became fright tion, day, and it was a sad death, as Mrs. There are about 10,000 Kansas girls whose mouths already look as if they were held by a draw string and if the ened at a pile of hedge brush and all over Kansas, except some of the Quite a goodly number met last Gus Flovd, her mother, was in Kan turned quickly, throwing the buggv officers. The maioritv of th em wnnt night in the Odd Follows' Hall, in the sas CLty under medical treatment, but over and its occupants out and bruis- Tuesday the young ladies and gentlemen of the M. E. Sunday school had a jolly picnic at the water works.

Buxton's Band will play in the Park Friday evening, and Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. to be mustered out at San Francisco. government don't get the Twentieth Kansas boys home pretty soon future interest oi improvement oi tne ceme A. 1 she came down Saturday. Francis was about eighteen months old.

A tery, and elected the following officers mg mem up consiaeraoiy. ino serious damage. The buggy is badly brok Jacob A. Spader, of Osawatomie, history will conclude that Kansans of the ninteenth century lived on a diet was declared insane Tuesday, by the large circle of friends extend sympathy b. D.

Condon, President; Mrs. Ivy Scheer, Vice President; Mrs. J. F. en up.

to the parents and relatives. of persimmons. Iola Register. following jury in the Probate Court: J. D.

Walthal. M. T. L. Tnt.

Merrill, Treasure; and W. C. Hill, Wm. Todd has moved into the building lately vacated by the Paola Machine Shop, where he makes a Strayed, June 6, from the Wagstaff Secretary. A meeting will be held Richard Collins, who was born in County Limrick, Ireland, June 15, W.

Price, J. A. Payne, D. W. Bowen, Frank R.

Wilson has accepted the position of head painter at the asylum. Take advantage of our Special Sale on Shoes. T. W. Rainey.

farm south of town, one bay horse 6 next Monday night at the council 1820, died at his home in this city D. H. Aul. ne began dissipating about two years atro and eaeh snrpe specialty of Sharpening Lawn Mowers, years old, weight about 900,, slender room and all are invited to attend. last Thursday, July 13.

The funera Scythes, and doing all kinds of Buggy built, with four white feet, and a star was ureached at the Catholic church made him worse until he had delusions; thought some one was after him and Wagon Repairing. Go see him, in forehead. Any information leading to his recovery will be liberally last Sunday at 10:30 a. m. by Rev 3d door east of the Postoffice.

with a gun. Father Taton. He was a good man ft rewarded, by Oscar Hinkle, Paola, Ks. art murlin, iiaving taken a and had been a resident of this M. F.

Swain died July 14th. at his special course on the anatomy on the county for many years, and leaves GENUINE Guaranteed FOTOS home near W'agstaff, on the farm The Middle Creek township board will meet on Saturday, July 29, and foot of the horse, gives his undivided large circle of acquaintances to mourn attention to that class of work-ex- where located in 1871, having moved all tkose having bills against the town his death. from Blackburry, 111. He was born at elusive horse-shoeing. R.

H. S. ship are requested to appear before the Archie Lyons, a twelve-year-old Saratoga Springs, N. Sept. 15, boy, was drowned in Bull Creek at the 1829, moved from there to Blackburry, board on that date.

Geo. T. Wilson, Trustee. Jim Asher. and wife and Press Henderson and wife, and Mat Spitler bridge Saturday while in swim now Elburn, III, in 1844, and on June 1, 1S55, he married Miss Juliet Kendall, Quimby have been camping and fish W.J.Montgomery was up from New imngwitna number or Doys.

it appears that the creek had raised and ing near during the past Lancaster yesterday and he says the Commencing Saturday, July 8th, I will Make You 18 Photographs for 25c, Three Different Positions, Enamel Finish. Pictures are finished and ready to distribute among your friends 24 hours after you sit. I am the originator of these famous little pictures that have so revolutionized the photograph business all over the East and North. They are the most popular novelty of the hour and the only thing up-to-date in the picture line. I will not week.

who survives him. He leaves a sister, Mrs. Zach Hayes, two brothers, John that the boys did not know it and he corn crop prospects are fine in that i Neat was drowned before any of his com repairing of Watches and W. and MMes now in Elburn. 111., section, ana mat uie nax crop was good also.

Jewelry is Freeman's specialty. The two daughters, Mrs. Lillie Hanshaw other fellow is the soft soder and rust and MissSwain. and one son. TV! Swain- A letter from J.

F. Hall says that artist. I to mourn his death. n'lirffA 5 always, now is the time while It Is fresh in vonr mpmnrr. I- 7 wwviVkJ lUiW circle of friends.

He was in the im- of Kansas City's best business colleges i plement business in Paola beginnipg for sale cheap. Call at this office. in istb, with different partners and enjoyed a large acquaintance and the unlimited confidence of the many with he is feeling better already. It is cheerful news to his many friends in this city and county. Letter list: Harry Copeland, Fred Harden, I.

M. Mozen, E. F. Derby.Esq., Fred Brown, Mrs. Anna Morrell, Anna McGwine.

We seek no business which is not ours by right of Honest Goods at Bot Esther Limebaugh, age 16 months, panions could render him assistance. His body was found that evening and buried Monday in thi Catholic cemetery in this city. S. Hendricks, who lives north of town, was at the river when the boy drowned. lie says possible was done to save the lad, and that if it had not been for the timely arrival of Milt Games and Charles Frazier, John Morris would have drowned while making an heroic effort to save the Lyons boy.

George and John Morris and Frank George were the other boys in swimming with the Lyons lad. died last Friday morning at her home say "I intended to We can't wait on slow people. YOU WILL FIND ME Over McLaughlin's Store, gsTOur Samples wilUnterest You. STEPHENSON, "Novelty Photoist" TOURING THE UNITED STATES. eSAn elegant line of Photo Buttons.

Call and see them. in the east part of town. whom he did business. He was a conscientious of ''the Christian church and a member of the Masonic uoto ireeman's and seethe neat est and cleanest stock of Jewelery in leucine ui luis city, unaer wuose aus tom The Bargain Resort. Paola.

pices the funeral was conducted." He "If you buy Shirts from us thev' was buried at-Wasrstaff Mondnv aftor- "If you buy Shirts from us they're right." Bloomer Co. right;" Bloomer Co..