The Ottawa Independent from Ottawa, Kansas • 2

iaaie, 10,000 WEEN A 21" BECOMES A PONY. r4rr BlOttawa Indepe ct 9 for the over- 0 to ask: any ssn to tsk-3 fe? 1 bilitiesr which esss tii-3 Ob ox' state treasurer for the mesJl? sr.rj of $2,500 Der annom afti kai'w- iiLi W. -E, AM CR FT of declined PUBLISHED EVERT SATURDAY EVENING AT 114 WEST SECOND STREET. JOHN H. Managing Editor.

dsr at ail the resolution cf Cy H' THE GROCER 25 SUBSCRIPTION KATES: One year, in advance Six months, in advance The InieienJent and The Ottawa Journal to put up million haXu. invitmg Burton to the legislature would a e-1 Jk It' must hurt Uncle Cy a whole iding for depositaries for tts -fc have a legislature on his hands fundsand requiring such 2ist refuses to do a thins he tells it to pay a small intsrsst en lr- 3 o. f-iciTrrcncj Qsxstte. balances the state could -Ilerd to ssssass thP trpnW i bIri Prof. R.

L. Parker informs us that :0 0 0 0 0 00 both one year. "5 324 South Main Street Bell Phone, 10-4 Congressman Chas. F. Scott has con ILL uiui 00000000000000000 00 There are good reasons why the state Communications on all questions of public Interest are earnestly solicited, and especially newe items from every neighboi hood ia Franklin and adjoining counties.

Application made for entry at the postolfice at Ottawa, ae second-class matter. should furnish his bond; to begin with tiie bond is more likely to be good; in the second place the treasurer would sented co deliver the annual address at the Olathe High school commencement to be held in May. This is fortunate for the school and will afford Mr. Scott's many friends here an opportunity of hearing him speak again NEW YORK APPLE CIDER. 4- SgSfrfr It not be under any obligations whatever A DOUBLE "SHEET IRON' i SAT It DA FE B.

4, 1905. Olathe Mirror. Delicious sweet apple cider from New York Baldwin apples only I 25 cents a gallon. Healthiest drink on earth. Delivered anywhere.

Henry to favor his bondsmen as he necessarily is under the present arrangement. Mail Breeze. MEAT ROASTER The Kansas legislature yesterday SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION OFFER. it yule S. Jeffries.

4t "Beef magnates must obey or serve made an emergency appropriation of $1,000 for the maintenance of the "ex Low Colonists' Kites. a sentence in jail," so says Uncle Sam. vuhea ever Three Papers for the Price of One. A. Premium With this ecutive mansion." Governor Hoch It has only been about two years since That sells at any hardware store for 65c, given away ABSOLUTELY FREE will however, use the fund to the beef trust was yanked up before 1 9o To School buy groceries He will have a roof the Missouri supreme court and fined $25,000 for engaging in a combine to put on the house.

Bailey let the roof go and bought oysters and cake and lo puT in my pocKeT restrict trade, whereupon the packers Via Chicago Great Western Railway, to points in Montana, Idaho Washington and Western Canada. For further information apply to Geo. W. Lincoln, T. P.

7 West 9th st.t Kansas City, Md. Best is Cheapest. with an 18 ounce can things to eat with the fund. Law paid their; fine and proceeded to as 4 rence Gazette. a.

Spelling Bee- For the next thirty days; a special subscription rate will be made for this paper, giving The Journal aud The Independent on year for only 50c. In addition1 to this will be given FREE a yearly subscription to the Kansas City Weekly Star, or the sess it against the public by raising the price of their products. Later on A. and P. BaMna Powder FOR 50c A FATAL OBJECTION.

5o he Ccxn voiusper. another, prosecution was brought against them in Chicago, in which in 1he woycJs to rnc The best place to get Feed, Fuel and Groceries is at L. E. Stan ird's, 429 South Main street, new phone 305. 4t 53" We guarantee every can of this Bak-; Ing Powder and if it fails to give perfect satisfaction we cheerfully refund the money upon return of can lo our store.

The same guarantee is placed upon our entire line of Coffees, Extracts and Spices. Washington Star. stance the court issued an injunction on their method of doing business. The packers appealed to the United States supreme court, only to have the decision of the lower court affirmed. It is now "up to" the government to "make good" the decision All the Comfort of Home Improvised Theatricals.

AUafltic Pacillc Tea Co I handed down, by Chief Justice Holmes, and in so doing it will till a "long felt want." P. BROWfiWG, Mgr. New Phone 844. 119 E. Second.

First Skater Did you hurt yourself when you fell just then? Second Skater Oh, no, I had a lovely time! When the back of my head struck the ice I thought I was at an ali-Btar performance! Detroit Free Press Long Flight of Pigeons. Eight pigeons recently flew from Kimberley to Cape Town, a distance of 512 miles, in 14 hours. 4 The cut in the price of refined oil just at the present won't fool Gover nor Hoch and his legislature in the A home in the great Southwest can be learned from the pamphlets issued by the "Katy" "The Coming Connty," "Business Chances," 'Texas," "Beautifui Indian Territory," "The Town That Jack Built," sent receiot of two-cent stamp to prepay postage. Address George Morton, G. P.

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Louis, Mo For Sale Butter Wrappers, Typewriter Paper Receipt Books, Scratch Pads, Call Cards, at The Independent-Journal office. least. They are after the "grafting" Standard Oil and they are going to put the fixin's to 'em" if such a Colonist rates to California and the north west via Santa Fe effective March 1 to May 15 1905. Ottawa to California points, $25; Ottawa to Livingston, Logan and intermediate points, 16.65; Ottawa to Butte, Helena, Anaconda, $20; Ottawa to Spokane, thing is possible just what the com Kansas City Weekly Journal tne choice of the subscriber. Further, a yearly subscription to one of the Kansas City papers mentioned will be given all present subscribers who are paid in full for 1905, upon the receipt of a postal naming which paper they prefer.

Remember, this offer cannot be maintained long. Take advantage of it at once. SPECIAL. CLUBBING RATE. By special arrangement with the the Kansas Farmer and the Kansas City papers the following liberal clubbing rate is made for a limited time only: The Ottawa Independent, one year .75 The Ottawa Journal, one 50 The Kansas City Weekty Star, or the Kansas City Weekly Journal, one year .25 The Kansas Farmer, one year Uk Total value Clubbing rate for all four papers, one For 90c we will send four papers mentioned above to any address one year.

Old subscribers may take advantage of this liberal offer by paying up to date, and 90c for the four papers. Call on or address, The Stine Printing 114 W. Second Otttwa. Kan. mon herd in lvansas wants to see Its the Other Ones.

The emergencies that we are always prepared for never seem to turn Y. Times. done. The Standard gives for its excuse for the reduction the difference in freight rates. Formerly it based its prices for oil in Kansas on the price of oil at Cleveland, Ohio, plus freight rates from there; now it is basing the prices on the price of oil at Cleveland, less freight rates from T.he Beast wny won you marry 4 Kansas City.

me? Do you object to marriage? The Beauty Oh, no! not in the least The Kansas Day Banquet was held but I object to you. 1 in the basement of the State House on Monday evening at 6:30 o'clock. A SURE SIGN. Every speech was tainted with politics or related to the" politicians in their connection with state affairs. It occurs to us that it would not have That's the kind we have.

We have a splendid stock of the BEST and FRESHEST goods in our line and our constant aim is to please our patrons. "We buy close and sell on a narrow margin, thus turning our stock repeatedly and often. We pay the Highest Market Price for Farm Produce and give you the best of goods at Lowest Prices. Don't take our word for this, but come and see for yourselves. The items mentioned, below are Merely Hints of the Values You Will Find oeen wholly at vanence with the oc casion to have eulogized the "common The Secialists of Kansas City, Kan sas, have nominaled a city ticket.

herd" a bit to have told what the "sons of toil" were doing and had done to make the name of Kansas Speaker Stubbs, of the House, has been laid up most of the week with great- The man behind the plow is -4 4 lagrippe. the fellow, as a rule, who gets but little praise, while in truth he is the The twenty-second annual meeting one who deserves the most. of the State Bar association was held in Topeka Tuesday. Kretsinger, the clerk of the senate; is certainly a freak in Kansas politics: isow ror an early spring ana a It is said that be actually prepared a bumper crop this year Mr. Ground- bill himself, and had it presented: to at Our Store.

Best Jap Rice 4c Choice Tomatoes, per can Choice Navy Beans, per pound. 4c Best Corn, per can 7c Best Lima Beans, four pounds for 25c Peaches, per can 12c Pearl Homony, per pound 2o California Apricots, per can 15c Flaked Homony, per pound 3c Choice Early June Peas, per can 8c Dried Peaches, per pound 8c Big tan Pumpkin 8c Good Prunes, per pound 3c Corn Starch, per package 5c Dried Apples, per pound 8c Gloss Starch, per package 5c Best Sultana Raisins, per pound 8c Best Sorgum, per gallon 45c Best Crackers, per pound 7c Eight bars Swift's Pride Soap for 25c Choice Imperial Tea, per pound. 33c Diamond Axle Grease, per box White Fish, best quality, per kit 60c Good Pepper, per pound 18c hog failed to materialize Thursday. the senate, providing for a reduction in his own salary. As the law, now is Senator Smith's bill, abolishing the it costs the state from $2,000.

to $2,500 days of grace on bonds, notes, bills of exchange, bank checks and sight for the regular term of the legislature 'journal written up, but drafts has been recommended for passage. under the provision of his bill that expense will be reduced to about $500, which he thinks is sufficient compen sation. Now isn't this reform in the real true sense. He I wonder if the hostess has an Clerk of the senate committee, O. A.

Hughes, "had 'em all goin' south" at the legislature the first of the week when the report got out that he had the smallpox. nounced that I'm going to sing? Governor Hoch has been invited, She I think she has. Most of the Heaflprters for All Ms of Frails la Season. guests are getting ready to go. Chicago and has accepted the invitation, to deliver an address at the annual cele American.

bration of the Emporia State Normal February 15th. Hon. John Madden The fellows at the Kansas Day club were evidently not ashamed of the negro. Dr. Vernon admirably acquitted himself both as an orator and a scholar.

He belongs to the Booker T. Washington class PHONE 18 203 MAIN STREET WATTS GRAIN will also be one of the orators on that 000 occasion. wonder now if Hoch 9 and Madden, when they were bache ti lors together in the early Kansas days, ever anticipated that in the far dis RAILWAY TIME tant future they would be orators to WHEN HIS WIFE LISTENED. gether on such public occasions. The receipts from Booker T.

Wash it SANTA FE ROUTE. Eyery farmer in Franklin county who owns his home should have a supply of printed letter heads and envelopes. They are always handy and give his correspondence a businessair. They advertise him and his business and everybody will soon know of him and respect him all the more for do ington's lecture in Topeka amounted to more than $1,000, every cent of According to the Chicago Tribune the Standard Oil Co. will transfer its main pipeline terminus and tankage depot from Whiting, to Kansas At Whiting, it says, 1,00 men have already been laid off.

Go. E. W. Hoch will deliver the Memorial address in Burlingame May 30th. The Memorial Day services this year will be more elaborate than usual on account of the unveiling of the new soldiers monument.

which was turned over to the Indus Leave. xanbas cirrtiKK. Ami Eastern Ex fi9pa. K.C.Law'e Ac.6 :00a.m. Calif and Local Fans ACal.Ex.

So. Kan. 11 trial institute there to aid in the work. Mr. Washington paid his own SOCTHEIUT KANSAS 1JXK.

S. K. Pass Eastern Panhandle 12 JS. K. expenses, liow can anyone feel that such a man, black or white, is not ing- so.

The extra expense is small as compared with the benefits that will accrue to him. The Independent-Journal office is well equipped for getting out such work and we would be glad to see every farmer and get a Fredonia Ex worthy of the kindest respect and I Freight MA A ISpSp is consideration. From present appearances Henry small order from him. Come in and Allen has a "brick" problem of his I.AWBKKCI-TOPEXA LIFE. Passenger.

Passenger 6-S0pm BCHtlNOTON-CRIDLXT ISJ. Ixed 9: OCam! 8 Pa sender we will take pleasue in getting you own to figure out just now. We have out a nice job of this kind of work. Reward will be paid to any person who can find one atom of opium, chloral, morphine, cocaine, ether or chloroform in any form in any of Dr. Miles Remedies.

This reward is offered because certain unscrupulous persons make false statements about these remedies It is understood that this reward applies only to goods purchased in the open market, which have not been tampered with in any way. Dr. Miles' cure by their soothing, nourishing, strengthening and invigorating effects upon the nervous system, and not by paralyzing and weakening the nerves as would be the case if these drugs were used. For this reason Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills are universally considered the best pain remedy "I have suffered for 25 years -with severe r-fins in my head, heart and back, and have tried everything- I could jret and could not find any relief until 1 prot a box of Dr.

Miles Anti-Pain Pills. I suffered as long as 12 hours at a time with such severe pains that I feared I -would lose my mind. The Anti-Pain Pills gsive me relief in from 10 to 20 minutes. I do not have to use Morphine any more. I wish, you would publish this so that other sufferers may find reUef." I.

A. WALKER, R. F. D. No.

6. Salem, Ind. Dr. Miles' Antl-Pafn Pills are sold by your druggist, who will guarantee that the first package will benefit. If it fails he will return your money.

25 dses. 25' cents. Never so! in Miles Medical Elkhart, Ind Governor Ferguson, of Oklahoma, was in Topeka Tuesday contracting with the state officials to board his criminals. There are now 320 convicts from Oklahoma and the price for board agreed upon was forty.cents a day per convict. no doubt but what State Treasurer We will also assist you in selecting an Kelley will feel temporarily relieved appropriate name for your farm at least, for Allen will doubtless be to Give us a call.

tf busy for awhile to find time to give Kelley another shot. FINEST CIDER VINEGAR. 1" Congressman Scott seems to have Neatly Printed Best apple cider vinegar only 20 been misrepresented in the renort cents a gallon. Delivered anywhere that he spoke in the House in favor of the Hepburn bill as adminis town. Henry S.

Jeffries. 4t trative measure. Mr. Scott is with Stationery lends tone FOR EXCHANGE The members of the Franklin county bar are going to make an effort to have the present legislature repeal the law which bars from the supreme court cases involving less than $100. They Contend that, there are just as many important cases that involve less than $100 as there are cases that exceed that amount.

State Treasurer Kelly has paid out more than to a surety company which furnish a half million of his The suiteuuhL to increase the salarj ol tiio state Utaauier to not the shipping interests and the presi dent, against the Hepburn bill as it stands. Capital. 4 Peckhem My wife never pays any attention to what 1 say. New house, six rooms, twelve lots; and importance, and it costs no more than the poorly printed. You get the best when we do your printing.

furnished with natural gas in Yates Senator Long has introduced a resolution asking Congress to print 16,000 copies in book form of the memorial Enpeck Mine does at times. Peckem How do you manage it? Center totrade for Ottawa property or Cincin- Enpeck I talk in my sleep. 9 land in Franklin county. A bargain. iiati Enquirer.

I service used in the presentation of I the statue of-the late Senator Ingalls, JL. C. ILl-iL..