Cherryvale Republican from Cherryvale, Kansas • 2

Cherryvale Daily Clarion, BY L. I. PURCELL. i xered at tue (J. S.

Post Omce. Cherryvale Causae as Second Class Mail Matter. CELERY COMPOUND Life of Mrs. Thos. Wile PAINE'S Saved the J.

W. SMITH, Vice-President. B. P. ACTJPF, President.

0. S. COLEMAN, Assistant Secretary W. S. ANNUM, Secrotary.

0. A. MITCHELL, Treasurer. man, Bardsdale, Cal. The Life Giving Compound That Wives and Mothers Most Need in May, Km il lis Oil mi of Cherryvale, Kansas.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES. a Week Ten Cent Oat Month, in advance, Thirty-five Cents jie Year, in advance, Four Dollar THE CLARION will be issued every day except Sunday and will be delivered by carriers Tany part of the city at TEN CENTS a week. Orders by letter will receive prompt attention. Collection will be made at the end of ach week and papers not paid for will be dis-ccatlnaed. ADVERTISING RATES made known on "P(fuORCH AND SOCIETY NOTICES when tcney benefit is received will be charged for ONE HALF RATES Official City Paper.

HOW ABOUT THE BOSSEE? lola Register: In the midst of all this talk about the wickedness of political bosses is it not a little atrange that nothing has been said about the weakness, if not the wickedness, of the man who allows himself to be bossed? It is very certain that there would be no b- if ther' were no men so infirm of purpos-, so feeble of intellect, or deficient in 8elf-respect cliat they had to take their orders from other man. Why is net the bossee as much of a wart on the body politic as the apital Stock $5oo5ooo Fully Paid and Non-Assessable. Owns 320 acres in the Known Oil Fields near 2,138 acres in the same vicinity. Offers a limited amount of Treasury Stock For the purpose of development only, a few shares market par value $1 at; the low SO CEBITS PER SHARE bosser? Consider the defeat of Ed Hocb last winter, for example. Cy Leland has been attacked unmercifully on account of the fight he made on Iloch, and he doubtless did fight him as hard as he could.

But he never promised to support him, did he? Why not spend a "little time jumping onto the men who did promise to support him and then broke their word? It was reported that bcth Mr. Leland and Governor Bailey figrpefi at the State convention to puppQr fflv, Clark on account of certain political favors which he tendered. But this agreement only bind themselves; it imposed no obligation upon the senators and representatives who A safe investment. Capital Stock remains intact, none of it can be disposed of, Stock cannot help but advance, so if you are in the market for investment, this proposition should appeal to you. Development on the Company's Lands will begin at once.

Obtain a few shares now before prices advance. Address, for shares or information, W. S. HANNUM, Secretary, Cherryvale, Kansas Springtime is here and so is Housecleaning time and both call for New Furniture and Carpets. We have a Large Line of FURNITURE, CARPETS AND RUGS We also have a Complete Line of Undertaking Goods.

West Main. St. D. G- a Cherryvale, and holding of stock are put on the price of DR. X.

WHEAT, Graduate Dentist. Office Directly Opposite Post Office CHERRYVALE, KANSAS J.J.Smitfi Resident Dentist ChcrryraJe Over Clapp Browns, Cherryvale Marble Works, J.R. Bell Son, Proprietors We have two car loads of fine monuments- tto select from and sell at 20 per cent below any outside concerns or agents. Call and examine our work. Cut Stone For Buildings.

Different Mourning Notepapec. Mourning notepaper is made with ix different edgings. These are It- ian, narrow, middle, broad, extra tio4, double broad. healthy skin, it gives an increase in weight, and more refreshing sleep. Whatever be your condition, unhappy sufferer, we give you a blessed assurance of a ntw and lasting health through the use of Paine Celery Compound.

Mrs. Thos. Wileman, Bardsdale. writes for ailing and broken down women as follows: "Lbegan using Paine's Celery Compound about six vears ago. I had severe attacks of sick headache, with sick stomach and vomiting.

My friends thought I could not live long, but Paine's Celery Compound cured me. I am now able to do all my own household duties for a family of nine, and I can recommend Paine's Celery Compound to any one suffering as I did with sick and nervous headache." Well-Known Chinese Doctor Dead. Dr. Don Sang, Chinese doctor and exalted member of various Chinese secret societies, reputed to be one of the wealthiest men of his race in this country, died at his home in Chicago. His medical training was secured in his own country, but most of his practice was had in America.

Notice. Citizens of Cherryvale are hereby notified that the'piling of grass cut from the yards and lawns, rakings and sweepings, straw, manure and offal-of any kind into and upon any street, is a violation of the law and all persons are warned against such acts. I hope every citizen of this city will aid me in keeping the streets clean and thus "make Cherryvale a good place to live in." D. M. Logan, 262-3t Street Commissioner, 1 Divorces in Connecticut.

Nearly 500 divdrces-to be. exact, 492, with one county estimated were granted in Connecticut last year. The most common cause or excuse set orth was Next came Cruel- ty, then intemperance, ana lasuy infidelity. Many of the divorces were re garded as the result of collusion, but just how many cannot be stated. Mr.

Joseph Pominville, of Stillwater, after having spent over S2.000 with the best doctors for stomach rouble, without relief was advised by his druggist, Mr. Alex. Richard, to try a box of Uhamberlam Stomach and 111 TT 1 -i ljiver xaDiets. am so, ana is a weJl man today. If troubled with indigestion, bad taste in the mouth, lack of appetite or constipation, give these Tablets a trial, and you are certain to be more than pleased with the result.

For sale at 25 cents per box by H. S. Mustard. 25C-lmo. Cancer in Ireland.

A special investigation and early re port on the prevalence of cancer has been ordered by King Edward. In 1890 the total deaths from this cause in Ireland were 2,145. In 1900 they num bered 2,717, and since then the increase has been more marked, the number being probably doubled. A New Enterprise. The Grand Leader has just put on a new deal in tne way or ani extra inducement consisting of watches (Ladies and Gents ,) kodaks, opera glasses, rod silver sets, free to all centering their trade with them.

It is arranged on new lines and is worked quite different from other inducements. Come in and have it explained to 1 111 you. it, is tne strongest ana niga- est class system ever put on in Cherrvvale. See display of presents Satur day and Monday, and get souvenir. 259-6t Gov.

Bachelder's First Veto. The first bill vetoed by Gov. Bachel-der of New Hampshire is that providing an appropriation of $50,000 to found a state sanatorium for consumptives. The governor's reasons are substantially these: That tuberculosis is decreasing in New Hampshire, that the projects for curing the disease in that climate are largely experimental, and that the state should not at present make such provision for the care of one class of sufferers. Old Clock Was Valuable.

A man in Vienna possessed as an heirloom an old clock made early in the sixteenth century. thought it was worth about $10. One day a stranger came and offered him $400 for it. The owner suspected that if it was worth that it mrght be worth more, bo he investigated the matter. He soon received an offer of $4,000 lot it aad finally raid it to th Ken-eingteo Mufceura, Loadoo, for $2 0,0 CO.

Paine's Celery Compound does a wonderous work for sick and half dead women May. The conditions of winter have been detrimental to the health of women and girls everywhere; they have declined in nervous vigor, the blood is reeking with impurities, the excretory organs do not perform their work, and the digestive machinery is sadly out of gear. The human machine must be cleansed, repaired and strength-ed in May. Paine's Celery Compound does the work surprisingly fast, and gives a guarantee of permanent health and long life. It is the one spring medicine that truly nourishes, regulates, and invigorates the entire nervous sj'stem, from the brain to the minutest nerve filament.

It gives a full, rich supply of energizing blood, it clears the muddy, un Joys of Teaching. A school teacher tells this story: Last week I was teaching a spelling lesson to a class of little second graders. The word "each" occurred, was written on the board, and from it I expected to derive "peach," "reach," "teach," etc. Pointing to the word on the board, I said: "Can any child give a story using A hand was unhesitatingly thrust up and a litle German girl replied, "Does your bad each?" Output of Peppermint Oil. More than nine-tenths of the pounds of peppermint oil annually consumed by the world is produced within pinety miles of Kalamazoo, Mich, A.

O. U. W. Memorial. lie v.

Eaton, pastor of the Ban- tist church will deliver the A. O. U. W. Memorial sermon at the Baptist church Sunday evening, luay iv, at 7:30 o'clock.

All A. i O. IT. mnmhar antl Violi. families are invited to attend and all members are requested te meet il i.l ii.

promptly at tue nail at 7 o'clock and go in a body to the church. By order of Gather M. W. Klhjj Wants American Fountain. tJeqrge Gould's marble and bronze court tLnd electric fountain at Georgian court in Lakewood have, excited the emulation of royalty.

The king of Siam has requested the firm which furnished them to give an estimate on similar work five times as large for the courtyard of his palace. The probable figures will be about $200,000. Cole Younger Once Bible Student. According to Mrs. Frank Armstrong of Nevada, Cole Younger, the noted bandit recently pardoned from the Minnesota penitentiary, was a great Bible student during his youth and committed a large portion of the New Testament to heart.

Cost of New York Building. A twenty-five story building is to be erected in New York, 100 feet square, and on land worth $100 a square foot, or $1,000,000 for 100 square feet. The building, 325 feet high, will cost only $1,400,000, only 40 per cent, more than the land. Offices are expected to rent for $2 a square foot $800 for a room twenty feet square. Government Waste Paper.

Waste paper from the combined En glish government offices amount each day to no less than fifteen tons. The paper is taken off to a department offi cially known as the waste-paper of fice, and afterward sent to a mill, where it is reduced to pulp and made into paper again. All the paper ribbon from the government telegraph departments comes to the waste-paper office also. Imperfect Brain Development The so-called "defective classes of society" the idiotic, feeble-minded, improvident, habitually immoral, in ebriate, criminal, insane and other victims of arrested or otherwise im perfect development of brain, attrib utable largely to malnutrition both be fore and after birth. Cure for Paralysis.

It is given out that the poison ex tracted from the Gila Monster, a big lizard found in New Mexico and Ari zona, and the only crawling thing which has venomous teeth, is a tolera bly sure cure for paralysis. The Vitality of Wheat. Wheat seldom preserves its vitality for more than ten years. The stories, therefore, of Egyptian mummy wheat 4,000 years old growing when planted should be accepted with caution. The Properties of Vanadium.

Vanadium is one of the rare metals, hMnr worth 120 per pound. When mixed with copper, it has the proper ty of allow in the alloy to be drawn ito extremely fine wire. COOOXG OO ooocxxx 000000 TO-NIGHT a Fine New Steam flERRYQO ROUND MAIN and NRO-HO STHEETS. will cuiiaui juu vti Everything New, First-Class and Safe. Vou are guaranteed Good CD Music.

You are guaranteed GOOD ORDER. A Special Officer, ap- v-ii-i cl 0 1 viit ronnoct anrl at mv AxriPriSf. Will lPt in C-OflStant Attend- jr JfVlUlQVI II 'J I ance whenever the Merry-Go-Round is in oieration. Come out and see a swing operated in a business-like, ui-to-date and satisfactory manner. No Free Rides, but the first run made every night will be Twice as Long as the regular runs.

Will commence running at 7:15 each evening, weather permitting. Tickets 5 cents; 6 for 25 cents. J. J. BARNES, Propr.

had the voting to do. It may be argued, and admitted, that the 1. i UQvcroor mui no rigut to use the patronage of hisoflieeto persuade men to vote against Mr. Iloch. But hadn't he as much right to do that as the men who had given their word to Iloch had to break it? What kind of a miserable, contcmpaible worm of a man is it who will violate a promise and go back on a friend because some boss tells him to, or because a Governor appeals to his selfishness? The men who ought to be pilloried for the defeat of Ed Iloch are the men who had the votes to give and promised to give them, and then, under cover of a secret ballot sneaked out of it.

The Kegister is not defending bosses or bossism. It has always contended that the power which party position gives a man ought to be used to build up the whale party and not a mere faction in it. But it also insists that a man has more no right to be bossed than another man has to boss. When a man is elected to the legislature he goes there under an obligation to carry out the wishes of his constituents so far as he knows them and to exercise his honest judgment on all questions. If he surrenders his judgment to some one else he violates his obligation and deserves contempt and defeat.

The way to get rid of bossism in this state is to get rid of the xten who are willing to be bossed. The Berlin Marriage Season. Matrimony is so popular in Berlin during the first two weeks of April imd Saturday so frequently the particular day chosen for the performance cf the marriage ceremony, that the ity officials have issued a notice calling oh all interested parties to consult the said officials before fixing the day, eo that the work may be distributed ever the week. A Farmer Straightened Out. "A man living on a farm near here came in a short time ago completely uuDiea up witn rneumatism.

I handed hin a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and told him to use it freely and if not satisfied after using it he need not pav a cent for it," saysC. P. Ravder. of Pattens Mills, N. Y.

"A few days later he walked into the store as straight as a string and handed me a dollar saying, 'give me another bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 1 want it in the house all tbe time for it cured me." For sale by ju. cs. xiusiara. 230-lmo 3 'Hello, Neighbor! We expect to see vou at our first Great Street Fair and Carnival at Independence May, 20, 21, 22 and 23.

258-9t. Berlin Hotel Keeper in Luck. Because a Berlin hotel keeper knew how to prepare Prince Chun a dish of "chow," the Chinese order of the Two-Headed Dragon has been bestowed on him. Sheet music, latest out, 10 cents per copy, 11 cents by mail. At Abernathy Music Co.

Ask for catalogue. 252-tf. Advanced French Engineers. Engineers of the French army are using successfully, between Martinique and Guadeloupe, a wireless telegraph system of their own invention. E.

E. Armstrong, DENTIST. Office Phone 98 Office in Brown Building. Cherryvale, Kansas. CD e-r- r- 4 EL 3 3 2 0 0 rn cr S3 CO 3 a I SL S- -2 tzr i PICTURES We have a New L.ine of Small Medallions and Pictures at prices ranging from 25 cents to $1.00.

We consider it the Best Assortment in the City. Call and see them. Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures, Picture Framfs. T. F- LOGAN, UNDERTAKER.

103 East Main. Res. Phone 151 Prompt Attention to Calls at All Hours. Her Picture oriy's if it comes from our studio, is sure to bear the impress of the skill and care we devote to every photograph we make. BELL'S STUDIO.

Never mind the weather. W. E. YOUNGS Physician and Surgeon OFFICE Peoples' Bank Building RESIDENCE: 316 West Main Street Telephone: Office 80; Residence 9 CHERRYVALE, KANS. I X-Ray at oiht..