The Fredonia Weekly Herald from Fredonia, Kansas • 2

8 no arsf -mei't lie tiiuVt-d :3 T.w I t-t the GOOD LO; Th Wbt'S'-n sis'-r- cnuie in rep -i th nigi.t rom Ciianute to assist in IE VRXiNG TO ei til fREDONIA amend it by making the roxaity trit cents a ton. This was voted down 6 evangelistic services for a tew days. rnint. He said the plant was ail assured thino; and that President Pat- are her to find," paid the xney are being entertained by Mr. and Mrs.

S. G. Clark. to 3, the balance of the Senators plav-iner "rahbit" A maioritv nf the Sen ters-on would here a iys to SIMPLE WAY TO OVERCOME ONE CB3TACLE. of a Kansas Utv banfe tms "A man who has a loan of K) MAX J.

KENNEDY, EiJircra. look after the ornpny's atfairs. STATE OF KANSAS, WlLSOrf Cocntv, I Notice is hereby t-iven that Win. dt-s. W.

Perkins and J. 0. Sun.s, viewers. H. Oora-Maser, county surveyor, were aed bv trie commissioners of -aid eouutv t.i survev lay out ami report oti cemi'ty roa.i t'ttili eil for hy J.

D. Oiinitcr and ot ners on tiit? iodw-inn described t.i wit: Adjutant Hale and his brigrade of ators took the positon that the state could do no better than let the coal "The onmnanv has some or iFa i r. of e. iiy 1 1 au. ience.

The company was heralded as "the concent ate esaeroe of omedy, vau-deviHe nd burlesq-ie." It surely all these th ee in its owo swert way. There have been better and n- ise, Im the vy the house roar'd i' must have pleased them. The girls were pretty, the costume real S3' uH'i the scenery good, Salvation Army workers have greatly endeared tnemselves to the people of with onr bank called up this ra and inquired hat rate woui3 sr company have the ground at its own Friday, Th. 3, 1905, t-Teoonia dv tneir faitnf work and for a renewal of tnc i.wn. 1 i'n nguresy inasmuch as it would never be developed otherwise, which is kindly, Christian spirit.

teat we would prive nim th- pr Ordinary Wash Basin Can Be Used tc Accustom Beginners to the Sensa tion of Plunging Under Water Con f.dence the Requisite. probably true. The bill finally passed rate if he would incrHse his lii A stock company was organized in tne form in which it came to the here thi- week to deal in ice. A bniid- II lllil'Ll From Thursday a Daily. .1 Senate bv a vote of 24 to 8.

irer is beinsr erected on John O. iffer. 1 wish we eou-a u-m $50,000 invested ir. ipis and land in feP jn the Vilas neighborhood," said Mr. ne, "and the abandonment of the projer is t-ie fartherest from their thoughts." Blade.

"i.oes a S-olei' pravr reach th-thron asked Gov. ob. Then he continued: "According to Hw newspapers, t'ouVn the lower house of emigres, in bis -opening fpaver. said 'there-is soi. much, bad in iri the best, nfn and much- good in more good loans.

Money Smith's lot, and if the weather re WHY PROMISE TO PAY MORE? Eat Gaede's bread, it's the best. Chas. Brown is patting up ice today Six degrees below zero this the soi-srs CdLtchy, the tiances lively, the n.us'e rneludious, of course, ine sq ler-" were dzz'ing. Th Casket Covered With. Flowers.

mains favorable, will soon be filled with a choice quality of gelid moisture. X-Ray. The Juneralof Mrs. H. H.

MMichae; a-- sinking of A. lionham Bell in J. P. Donahue left this morning for held at the M. E.

church y. st-r- lis rendii ion ot "Mv D-ar Old Mother the worse of us, tht it Jarrilv afternoon was most impressive. The melting tank in the glass plant at, Coffey vill met a disastrous finish last night when the bottom "fell out." The result is that no more business can be done this year. Man of the livnf at. a on the pubiie ro.id, about one hundred rot tiorth-of trie section corner between sections and 16 towush range 13 east, and running from therite in a northeasterly direelroii on the pricu-cable route around the foot of tiie hi tli public road almut 3" rotis nort .1 of the no'th-west corner of section 2..

Hi, e.tst. Also. beiriiinuiK at a point on the public road Slbout twenty feet in. rrh oi lue K.ut!ivt corner of the north hall 01 the iii.nu.v.t uji'tei-of section 21 towuahip i eat, and runnins from thence east para. lei with trie so rod line abo-tt 3o rods mure or less, tnt-ncs-north SO rods more or less to a public road on north line of section 14, 3 13 east.

Also, to vacate t.ie parts ol thr-" pabiic road between the beiitnirig anu etui'iif points 01 the two parts 01 the roads amtve Un. Tou are therviore ti that silo viewers and surveyor will proceeu on Ihti day of March. A. U. 1S5.

at he pl.tee of becia-niuj? of said to view, survev. lav out anu repot on said roa.i as L.ie la -tirects Aid untess you taen hie a wr.ueu npp' icatiou wit. said viewers, dcscrihini; the ou winch you claim damages or conipc your claim for the same will be lore -r re By ortier of the board 01 coanuiss oiu-s said count v. ii i- gentle Lafontaine. Samuel Blinn came down frem Coy ville yesterday.

anv of us to ialk afiout ot us. who lefts few immediate rela'i -e- Vaw tfie fact is that the chaplain stole tiu a stroMLr voice and sings this mourn her. loss, nnny fnerifls who will isii-s her gr-tlv that out of mv Marion Record o- out J. A. Sparks came down from Elk employes have applied to the factory of some paper th stole it- out of the The 0-autif nl flora! n-r "is- Oitv yesterday.

Record. More than a vnr ano I sere mr won. The Ladies' Aid Societv of the M. O. K.

Mitchell was over yesterday thono-ht- that nn and nri ited it in the from Benedict. A person who is timid about the vatcr can overcome the greatest pari of the UiCieulty of learning to 6iui by the proper use of a wash basin. The obstacle that nervous persons meet in the water is not the conscious fear of drowning, but an involuntary nervous shock that causes tLem to gasp for air even before their faces are under water. It is this gasping for breath that drowns people. They cannot control the gasping, and consequently they often snap for breath when their moutJ are undei waier.

As the buoyancy of a human body is easily disturbed, a fsw pints or quarts of water swalloweO in these involuntary gasping acts serve to sink a person who otherwise would float long enough for help to arrive. Now if a person afflicted with this church has elected the following ot- XT' Qaaii nf flsirfield- IS "Th -usrhts We. Have Ren Thinking cofumtT." St Louis Globe democrat ncers ior iyuo: resident, Mrs. J. Paulen; Vice President, Mrs.

O. ket was entirely cov-red wuu u--r, expressed better an work- have done, the gr- at of friends. Ti." pillow of s-nt ')) the Ladies' Aid Society, of whu-h -1; McMichatl has been most and active member for a i. umber cears axnre-s-d a luvinsr the city. Tome off.

We have zn that quo H. E. Miller came in from Augusta tation Ions; before sny r.nisiht Kutiu; "secretary, Mrs. V. S.

Cady; Treasurer, Mrs. H. II. McMichael; wp'vp S-T-n ihinkiiiir." wer written lata Dight. O.

Q. Atkins is here from Arkansa vaiernjr ireasurer, Airs. II. Chiffee Witness hand and orfu-" il this T.s: fe i- s-irinvntai. lari with ease and snows he ability of an artist.

The irus work of the company was v-r esp- cLihy the finales arid march-. Th- first act ended with itiirat which was ver pieHsi-'g. iTi- speciulties ir. M'niii act enjoyed. When I th- Bloom was a so-j prat no s.io.

Tiie traoeze pet lornift fo'oow inj; th-r solo was a man of ahi' he performed the usual dilti-' ci'' fe ''-Alexander" and "Tea- i won applause for the Ralston jsi-ti-r. Tr.c diet "Bine Bell-," and i the bitl'f call of couple of clevei hj- Gov. iJor-Ji DOES EXIST. citv. FredoDia lost by death last week brance.

-ntire ur deeply for Mr so eii'ireiv alone Lis wif t. 11., j. 1 )k first published in Fheihinu IIkhI' i ary 3. ljt'. Mrs.

Chas. file Wirt is quite ill wit! throat trouble. two of its best women, Mrs. Thomas C. Singleton and Mrs.

A. C. Flack. The former came to Kansas in 1S64 C. E.

Whitedcame over from Eerie The un'v attorn-v i- btisv Sends the Saddle for Inspection. diet yesterday. with her parents, Judae and Mrs. over so'rie nt it rs which Lav been laid him, and if the moments Frank Pfaffer camo in from Coffey Ben Miilej ami son, Pviy, of io.oishir. are ii the 'v i-uay.

involuntary iear oi getting unuw ar Andrew Akin. The latter was the daughter of Rev. Robert fe. Herron, ville last night. made bv tiie piaimiis: partes crn he snhsantiat-d tlifr wid he soriv STATE OF lCAXSAs.

WlLstlN for- TY. is hereby ir.vcn thai Fruik im-ock. Since the arrival of the glass factory employes in this city, there has been a decided advance in the rents charged both for houses and rooms, the direct result of the advance being that these newcomers are so anxious to obtain quarters that they have, in several instances, offered to pay even more than the house or rooms were renting for. It has never been known to be the case that a landlord would rent property for less than the amount offered by prospective tenants, and when some newcomer would approach lb-agent or landlord and state that this amount or that sum would be paid, it followed that the price was thenceforth and forever fixed provided that the amount offered was more than had been intended to charge. Wo know of instances where lass plant employes have gone to lano-lords whose houses have been occupied by local people, the rent at present being $10 per month, and offrri -g to increase the rent to $15 per mouth.

Only yesterday did we hear of a case where a lady had rented some rooms tor $10 per month, and they were occupied by the people who ha rented them at that pric-, when, in answ -r-ing a knock at the. door, she was informed that "it didn't make any difference if the rooms were rented, we will ive you $11 per month and pay you a month in advance right In justice to the city of Fredonia, whose growth must be steady, and alwa forward, this evil siiouid ceas If you cannot find a vacant hous and re unable to secure rooms or immediate use, remain quiet fo- a time. Don't imagine yourself tem-oorarily "Morganized" to the exte it that you "bull" the market for homes, but rather await your turn for it ma Mis Phyllis Follensbee is on the warm aroncd AH Ti mo iirsi, uisiaiiea iresovtenan minis ter in Fredonia. Wichita Eagle. tut- a.m i it-vver.

titles to property in Alto- na are badly aim t. iior.irii.iser, cuntr r. by tne coiiituisiout-rs 11 J. X. Lamb of Coyville was in the mixed and it th" chi.rfje eon.e.

i th.it lieonle th rt ci'V liave "ii a oo.i.il;. a ti-: an 1 county seat today tiausacting business and showing the improvements made of Mr. Miller's errands to s-v, saddle and a pair ot in-- to Juir.i for inspection. These -r" ton: just north of the fariM in weHis, bv R'lV on the ot J.i 11, 1903," and are uetr. stoie-i from a llc.

ot i falo, wtiose barn as nitrhi of J-in. 10th Iff 'vi h. 10 iivn, survey, la oat and road petitione.i i.v others on the folio a ini i.i a roa.i made fal'e a to theleneth of titi.e covert In i s-io'i i in rd-ecionia to his brother, O. i. i 'o r.tr.i 10 il 1 t-i .11 1 1 is III Ars-i.

luiiio, ui joiu veneer, who is snmwhst exam-ersdd. If it i- pro Here on a pleasure and business trip true ti.eic he -ome war- "n(-d s-jf-aipst hat citv j. iauio is wen acquainted here in Wilson count.v, and while here intends horses A a new wag -n- sind ous otlirr articles. The il icfd .11 1 lull i tic rood' die; -i hit i vriv '(i make so mei purchases of oil and gas leases and lands. taken off the it on tirrup oft-ille.

turrets and Chf-C ') is-it ioi.at io ii 'ori'M rd vm -u inter- make the -s son-v 1 -ire wi' i i e-t ested. According to advices from the th c-dinty seat, a "Neodesha man, Milton 11 thence west one-halt 111 loarui mile, then. -e to vacate tiie o.lov:ri.r meneiriK roils west ot ti.t township 2s ranee i ti, mile. Vou are therefore viewers and surve.r i t' day of A. Tl nine sum road.

t-. lew. report on said road ,1 uniess you titen lire .1 sa.d vu tvt-r, r. you claim d.itt: claim for iIh- tin 1,.. Ijv der of tut- in i saiu county.

Wjt ess my ij.in.l .1 I day ut' January, it. 1 Hi 1 t.l sa. on 1 lie of it tril a 'Vets. l.o... harness, thinking when foui.d would iti iu thHL th- leath-r I onlv have thev I irno! iiolly, lias filed divorce proceedings i DID JIELLEY 0P.K US.

several others one anaiM-i aiiH tioiiy, which sets forth ex reme cruelty a a cause for action. The ilson county district court this A'inter had a dozen or more divorce -r nn -rs ter will thrust the whole face gently into an ordinary basin full of water every day and stay there as lonr as rossible. it will be only a short time before the gasping sensation begins to disappear. Then the bath tub should be used. fo tbst the bather, lying full length, cun immerse the ertire head.

At first tliis will bring back all the old fright-Ciing sensations of suffocation, but attacks will be of short duration, 1 within a few days it will be the total Immersion can be r.tr.i nod for almost a full minute without discomfort of any kind. Once a person has learned how per-fort'y comfortable one can be under wptor. the first great step has been taKc-n towards learning to swim. Many otherwise good swimmers have never really acquired this calm-nops under wafer, the result is that when such a swimmer is caueht in an. or a swirling current, his rt in fi" tree leaves him as soon as he ft 1 iaisof draaged under the sur-fnce.

It-ptead of diving or remaining iiirlre anri so preserving his 1 roth, ho r-asps involuntarily nat-tir-'l'y w-fter. and th chok rt "on at or ce. forces him to ru breath he has left and fi "i pe u-n 'or water should be tL" ii. sso-i in swimming. just no to the treas cases on its docket, but this seems to Xs- I a 1 I.

ot- tne iir.ot ease wnere tne wife is and one nrar ll-t. Tiits depreiiau ns we watched by tne who, after no lilt of trouole effected th if the fellows u- esterli' morning near urer the mo: ev due th' tu'c tor taxes -tin! this l-tu's us to v- nmrk hat ur nmiMtv -miffed in 1'eff-mber for charged with violating the vow of pjeasiiijr. "Under a in ree," and "Aihauser cl; rus wort: as the ii second act made a re rneiiriou-i'he and the next act was new, origi-! coo i "My Priive of Zhiu," fjcrand The ghls in i- "osiume an this ori-nt 1 ilh-J)ai'v Rec 1 1 1 i i ut.efa Satur- Public Sale. 1 scil at piihiid idi at the tit Moiath, 7 miles ami 4 imle--; Hnxi'in, di Fndax o- lU, 19 on menci r. -j at Id h.

tiie foil. i 10 iie-o (j mj.lf 1 1 cominjs; o-viaicld 'o ii" di st eer, 2 1 yar ilels Ifoi-es and lldlh 1 a -s i- in 1 pa's old, 1 4 id, a Ii' eMeii adedt 1100 nil 1 i ibo.i. 22 iiead as 2-i is' 'i ol lull buio.l iJ.iroc ll'i-s, '-osisriiiir uf 3 1), 1 1 nee ill sn. i i 1 d. in as 2 aj-on-.

1 s.n i. re-i. .1. M. 1 1 it rk.

Ia iHtiiLii Fe.ira- love, honor and "bey to the xent First published in ary 3. I nil). ravi.s'diie nev 2 -r cent come next. ot extreme cruelty. Sun.

I oi iv Hiimim in cm v. i IO is con nt the tr.o.-;icuo- pi-f ci'i-c" ROAD ZfCTiCi; tn asurej- THE RED MAN'S EDEN. nl id- that Tiie captured men uo tv Oil Mi.ir and Krtlun. oauar'-t a comM-f maoe h. wl.u.-li fjui'i.

Tii-y were 'ake, ave Do.Ki!ni-'s it Was i burned last night. i'nev or thr- mor the h-r him i'i i I'l i MCd Se-'t To I i i "id I a I) "to i cod id 1 lias 1 tn.d' Zack Mulhall, formerly general live stjck afjent for the Frisco, principal in a sno -tine scrape on the pike at thd world's fair last summer, has been given three vars in the Missouri penitentiary f-r assault with intent to kill. Mulhall's exterior and general character is that of a big buljy, but down next to his life-pump he is a coward. The writer knew bim on the pliins of western Kansas and Ok- i t. i to re- Mid Ulltt'i MINNESOTA RIES PIPESTONE QUAR-ARE SACRED.

1 n- th ST A OF Jv.WMAs. Wn.si.s- Sr Not ce i- a. K. Sipple aim I lorn in is'-r, it, vr.r ty ne c.iii .11 ts- i 'j iturvcv, lay r. Ml lM1 titioi.c.i tor l.y A.

lowing ties, -X A roatl lit. li west corner of tin- I lie. ir east of seel lou running lin-nt t- n. riii said 1 i tin section is l.u in r. ielvers i -t des th -e id s.

only saved by th ture. They a-i- h'-id 'fates Center auiitorii codnty Th iifi- s-'sii -n of the 1 remit' -Kr-'s -up l' I ii- a Here the Indians Believe the Great Spirit Manitou First Made Man, and Here, Too, Is Located Their Mount -tat' ex .1 I ii rta rarat. u-c irmoiiia, in years ago when any little bow-legged cow puncher with a stout barrel stave could make him eat his guos. Sun. n- 1 I to st in of th I he ft The average person who sees an or HIGH SCHOOL (By "iJouns vsc None of the putjH day ot via i i.

niun oi r. Ir i -t id. ii'd tn-com- dinary red clay pipe made by the 1 COW HOLLOW. ii I neat drill, -Z repol on sa in i as unless iiu-a wi uians little dreams what mysticism Ill- mi ll (( Oil ii of ltl ii-WI-l s. ick list today.

Ben Stillwell came up from Neode-sha this morning. John S. Hubbell returns today froni his three days' tour. The condition of W. M.

Butter ir-somewhat improving. Guy Pinney is in Fredonia doing abstract work. Register. Frank Prunty of Benedict was a Fredonia visitor yesterday. Dr.

J. Holt Hughey made a professional visit near Altoona yesterday to treat an animal seriously ill with iuiii; fever. Doc has a great deal work this cold weather but he simply smii'-r-and takes his mediciue. Will Otto left for Neodesha last night for the purpose of fixiHg ai. electric bleecher in the flour mill at that place.

A. W. Hess, representing the Cha-nute Whole Sale Grocery was in the city today calling on his numerous, customers. All kinds of fresh fruits, candies and nuts at the West Side Bakery and Cafe. W.

R. Whitaker of Fredonia was here on business last evening Register. V7. S. Mitchner and Edmund Richardson are completing a swell new overall rack at Paulens.

This completed will be the largest and bt equipped rack in he city. It's capacity is 1344 pairs. Get your tickets for "Kings and Queens" for Sat. night 25 -35 -50c. J.

S. Clark of Elk City wa-s transacting business in the city yesterday. Fred Tyler is at Benedict today in the interest of the Harrison Muiuii Burial Association. Evangelistic service? tonight at ths-M. E.

church led by the Whitson sisters. Orton Lenehan of Independence wan tne guest of Mr. and Alc. Wm. gti of this city yesterday.

For the next 30 days I will sell yon a fine Seth Thomas parlor clock for 05 00, or a fine VVeleh parlei clock for $4.50. I got these a' a bargain and will give you the benefit of it. For 30 days only. Tbonu-i, the Jeweler. The Excelsior Brick Co.

has received a car of pipe which will used in piping the yard with gas. The W. M. B. C.

held a mn tiitf. yesterday with Mrs. A. D. Crooks.

Dr. L. S. Skelton is at Kansas City. He is expected home tonight.

Eay Smith is visiting friends and relatives for a few days Jas. Moss received a car load oi corn this morning which will go ai 49c per bushel. The Fredonia Oil Co. ha? received 12 car loads of flax seed making about 12,000 bushels which i-being unloaded preparatory to being converted into oil and cakes. Mrs.

DeCastor and two daughter arrived from Indiana last night. Tin family will commence housekeeping in the new brick in the Skeiton-La dow addition .1. ist insu ii this small object stands for. I an I tl t. I al it Ita .11 1- yon i i it r- seed purchasing tbeir Kake Hogs for Chinas.

in tHr- Im; nl making profit orrt ot ih who have displaced then l'rt 'is Tr iitsvnal mines, some iutvo inl to hog raising, so as or.nify il love of pork. Everyone co. n. 1 -rt I i id: i vmP 1 1 walkiiiii" John (, 2 12 ini ii stiri'intr lik td iw. -ut 50 1 1 -o I a cue i art cum 1 u'anjr i i (i i i It is not alone a peace pipe, smoked it campfjres1 but if an Indian were l'c.

Well. Id' yet, 'I eOtl'l WH been Cla.lli iialu Claim ior tiie Hy order of said count v. il'- ss "my Ir- day of January. Leslie has hedge the past week. lt ukei Fian'i to re a a a ins all his lif i i ir and ihink it is the reai i hi sir.

The 2.V.1 Enulisd (h'j -toveliiis in nil Rumor siv ha size, "for f) Mu'v owe1-' Mil a f--w and "rh "Slid- to ia tl" ij. i 1 1 ask to take a stranger to his garden eoi ii. 1 Is fin sei tri of Eden, the sacred spot whence pri meval man sprung, he would lead him II on while keep v. to the pipestone quarries of Minui I'll. 1 II I Ii 41.11 I' id: irs and F-rst pu'olisli.

ary sota, from whose sacred rock" frcm ht bo we'l to ot him if i. time immemorial the Indian has made his pipe of peace. no. -s. e.

Rio Vls.j i. ir.dd ati I ktichen furni- oi oi too i 1 1 i i of o() id under ov-T ff't 00 credit () i isoi in es wild two Hpprovtd frlld. tlMlll A oi-, mi per dit for i. I.uuon -oi. i -( fii gfou-i-t.

V. Sn-'ets, Jos. MoKATll, dames Williams and funily were vi-iting in this neighboorhooil this week. John Eisele visited with home folks Sunday. Tnomis Forcum and Frank Smiti wtre in Elk county Sunday.

Mrs. V. Eisele fias been on the sick list the past week. V. S.

Reagan delivered hogs in towdi last week. J. O. Cook had quite a sunaway Saturday. Nobody liU'l; but the wagon ami hay fraaie were damasrd.

No place like this has ever yet been found, for though there is a similar deposit of black clay in Canada, just 'Row 1 a Don't Tt a-k tli-v id Frllisi's (: tdins'r ill com. Sunday mi VI le I 11 iit- 1 1 'c J. rr V.d- -'id cf 1 dl I pi; for Foreign Investors. It 'i that Ii per cent, or crt ia of the annual In- lit 'i: American railroads goes to fntellicient Customs Collector. Robert It.

Armstrong, assistant secretary of i he treasury, relates that a ri oi iited collector In fine of the i ior isirts had occasion in jiass upon the appraisement of of the Venus de Milo Im-portei! ft a lor-al magnate. The col- rom 'irfir'i their si which "red' nil. across the border, the Indians do not Generate it as they do this red clay A I A -Kir. Ii whicb lies to the west of Minnesota's great prairies from It Is to this sjso that the Indians In the Ili-trit i i of Fr-ti 1 V-i 1 1 1. I 'l vs.

Maud OLoion and II. i.n:. I tril'. li. ni.

la. By ru t. it- i to me, t.iit ot sa l-t i enlii .1. I i Marrii. A.

ri iy, ai lie Mint the city ot I ia in the ol i) to tiie l.itht si to wit Tin- hah of i the k. oi Tit. -ir i tion No. Oi a SUCCESSFUL MUSICALE. have come from north, south, east ano i nt d)' he i- west that they might obtain the beau die id' r.

urn is tifal clay, soft when taken from its io'-l. Ih.o tre. "f-atery bed, but hardening on expos i the case opened, found mr ue without arms and his refirns "of eorurner-value; damaged In importation." tdowiiur tiirouu-h the cracks ii, t. at 25 miles ati h' mr. The social iiici t- yiven 8t.

Valemio'-'s nii.t, h.i-s stp oned. 1-i ill cla-S jo-- u-t! i the nivere-t p.in i -seem to ei im.nend. The 1st E.iylis'i cas i- --u hard on it's bate-. Ir nol good it will not he i haven't spent enough ti iie 4u This is lieir fi; st in batin 'Mid of coir.se they are k. oraard in it with riH fXjit Oi'KT IIOI'SK xrv-i.

i.i.- of a i C.R. Cam r-di rirk in Frt (iotdii, -140. Amos C'ryderm 'in 1 1 D' lot in Nt-odesha, 2-150 S. 11. Gre-di io .1.

S. -2; in Guilford ships, .3. S. arcwell to M. M-' as- in t'-i HiVd1 icwi'-i C.

Ii. Da vi-- to Hw.x deed i lot in Alto -V! 1. ure to the air. Several legends are connected with this quarry, for it was here the great of Thi- ct.r.i tic- t. to To- 'tir be E.

I-Pt. ati oa le will i.c ii, Sd-Uled I to TPt.T. iteti in tin- ai.flt. the oror.er spirit. Manitou first made man, ana hence the spot was a Mecca for sacred 1 i'v is I I Oil I.

In die.iief jn i'mi-t's nidi-s in Fall P.iv-:- l.i- i I' S-'. is hi 'ol la x-t p. AT is ny's mcr- al i a v. 1.1 i ii N.d"d.;. I 1 "I )N A I.

RI)S. t.l of pilgrimages from the beginning of the The musicale; the home of Mrs. din Hubbell o.i Friday afternoon va- a ve; i-nj ynble event. After being euiertaiued with a splendid -otrramme and discussing a few mu--I ai an organization was per-P cred by the seleciion of a president an I an executive committee of two members, the president being Mrs. Hubbell, ami the executive committee dsisti ig of Mesaames F.

M. Wiley an i T. C. Poison. All expressed a desire to meet fortnightly and the nxt meeting will be held with Mrs.

F. E. Lyster. The ex- ctitive comtiiit-teti is to complete a programme for the three months next ccisuing ana report at the next meeting Those present yesterdav were: Memlames world. e.l saiti xt t-ia at anil will ht- st.

i it it to a cei tain iii.trt aip l.t dv Here, too, Is the Indian Ararat, and a quaint legend tells how all the peo ni ill id' tie- ihr liri- i in today and fie vot.d f'dl SIU" i po-rion i'-; '-v in oc-r a' ol der riff of aatt I. V. 11 Mi fC. 'r. I .1 I I I l.

Al l. SI: N. P. Will.f i irst pn arv pie of the earth were destroyed by 1 1 fr-di' ATmltNKY AT LAW. Js.

M. KKVVKIIV. WM. B. RKNNRDT.

KKN'NEDY KXN'KDY, the water save one maiden, who was 1 and t'aunt were a be Old- pat in nod win -1 r- aro sad' rescued by an eagle, which carried her to the pipestone quarries, and tha on north niif A TTl I UN FYS AT i I LAW. Orti. Kan -as. FUELiCATIOiV "VO'ilCL in itt-Mt (li''t. Il 'i- is the count I'll i i i Is why the Indian loves the eagle's i- 1 "ai! feathers.

til Thomas K'riiv an. 11 in ttdiav o' C. Poison, F. E. Lystt-r, F.

'i l.o-las tin.i I r.a im ners, tloin i ii i t-ss The most interesting legends of aL' ut i rv Geo. Id lot in Ado Cackley I 'on. pa ny, Wiley, John Gilmore, C. C. Cantrell, u- rdttirn- from have been told by the Sioux chiefs, fc.

-Itpitr-CK, Geo. Atkeson ami Ij.ld.'Kl to iliiUf. who haVe, from generation to genera ii-n i td Id nus in and a roil nd etdtra-' look in-: ve. vs. W.

fl. Seliaro-. 1 he -State ot Kalis Von will tak n. tn in it the Misses Hudson, Kennedy and C. 1 lot i I liodia: Buff'o 1 i tion, told this storj like the Sagas of in S-iturda-v Dai: I't and Bushy.

1 nose invited but not v. ii.tt I 'I i.o; old: A. i vW. G. Caywoodv ifH'if'Lf n'rioniifiit I liK-ated in in is refitir1 to i all oraclice both fh riil aiui rf than T-.

-Hrs experience. JV-FREDONIA, attendance on this occasion wen tJ.uk Gil irai ty ill tiie Uistrit-t a.it by Thomas J. Ki-ot a pa: tnei sli a 1 in tne iar-on many moons t- ld Mesdames Guy Allen, Geo. Crawford Phhpot purl of II. from Roper.

and Miss Ruby Clark. iia-. In ought ui; di-Msct c-'iirt ai'ttitir-t ft ti.t- It clostirt of a age. ii im of Fredonia go' Id" aked fori a da in name ol 'H'-k ey above at the Owl Mrs. Hub ell is deserving of much eir the 20th day oi Ma ago, the Great Spirit formed the firrt Indian from a star.

The Great Spirit made a bow from the rainbow and arrows from the lightning, and gave praise for the interest she is manifest- of said pla ntiffs office oi sain V.tut ot. rrt.r. 33o0. E- Oit to Matiii j. in Neodesha, Edgar irders to Wm.

lots in Laloiitrtine, S. M. Smith to Sant i Fe is in ina in promoting the musical talent ght. Wiliiam-i to'la hah tot ore the c'P' idit- .1 a ti a Tat- a ltja, or sain i lit i. let; l.

J. HUDSON, ot this city, and it is to be hoped that a ititli'in. lit au m-t v. au- suit -it. st.

the Standard Oil company. Capital them to him, saying, 'Take these. War kin-yan, and 6lay her efforts will meet with the very said for oi practice in the f-'tafe and Federal- -'l! Idd'lS)- LAW )'! AWVJ'I I nr. l-ir- Mrs wit lie best ot success. trick oflice.

eait ide souare. Krr- 1 i I tl XI' 1 11 rTi This man was so strong and ten one hundri-i'ths limiiri in ther order of ait on rt hat title and inttf '-t in an i to tl t.t Miss Harrison, the nurse fromCha-nute, who cared for Mrs. Mciuichfxel in her sickness, left for her home yesterday afternoon. To all parties who have bought or intend to buy a piano of J. E.

Wolcott Music Co: Never under any circumstances put water inside or on top of your piano. It will rust the strings And spoil your piano in a very short Sheriff Timmons received a letter from D. A. Matthews, constable of Harris, stating that an ou fit answering the description of th Porter rig, which was stolen here Sunday night was at that place yesterday, that the horse had been shod there that morning. This is without doubt the stolen property and an attempt will be made to immediately secure it.

A very pleasant evening was spent drini-. Kaii-ii- e- Nr-W Aihr'llV. 1. 1 i i ri nu' I lit' re tna ii i i in the hou-e of Mr. ail -d- of Mrs.

scribed real estate, ii ei i i PadC Altoona Tribune News. provement land in ffh.p, V. T. Fr -elnid Sa- ta Ft Improvement t'. "23 a't township, Kansas, to wit: Yon a i mighty it would take ten moons to tell all his deeds, but he longed for something new, some being like himself.

Then Wi-toon-ti, a monster, half I udstjn. i IC! (. II. ci -n M-ir-i-. Fri-doni todj Mrs.

H. fl. as no h. i1 Tiie icd! it seconds interest in tie- s. 1 three (3) in section on 'I a of lot fl) and ni: of Austin Eby, of Fredonia, and Miss Nn.

a Bell Patterson, of this city, were tt-wii-Ii i t.i rt snid lizard and half pike, and his turtle 11 E. C. DUNCAN M. D. OfTI'-'e first W't CH- HlKlHon- hi-a-kn nri-t Siate Rmik 'I'li'ities, cilice 57, residence 47.

KRKIKiXIA, KANSAS. teen '16; be sold i.n tio-ceedinirs ban in sai.i at pieasant caiiers at the lribune olhce s. X. II. Lr tf er' is spending the i wo wen and at- fiidi: eSalV 'tion my meetings E.

ch ii th. Finm-v lias letnrned from ii he has I een in the inter- to oi- r- ct ii. F-uiiei i- riuiie last Sunday afternoon. it of said be applied to to pan: sick with interest and costs aii.n J. W.

Hornaday and wife, of Fre In witness v. iieri-ol I i t-. i CASE-S FILED IN PiS'KK'T The National Co. vs. h.

Acme Oil Gas Co. Action in attachment. A. M. Robertson vs.

Austin donia, visited relatives and trienas in flam mal tt the ear. Th- ot 'tiid T. a nil affix he ol 1 t.iat ti.a Aitoomi last rriday and Saturday January, r.it.'a. wife, tauntea him, but Wa-kin-j an heeded not, only praying the Great Spirit for his desire. "At last the Great Spirit heard his pleadings, broke a beam from off the sun and modeled the first cf all her sex, the longed "or one.

An eagle dropped her quietly In the lake by the lodge of the lonelr Sionx (forever Mr, Hornaday was a renewing caller at i his; ollice. iSKALj I-. T. ilAJi, it i os: it-r uri X. P.

Willits, i'ia fi Kirat published in I- k.ki.unm f'ebru G. W. Byrnes. D. D.

S. DENTIST. Kent i quite -'d-c it it ir- cu-oii i-. ('-een and fndiilv iii.iving to the Sim Wolt v. prop ity today.

Th" Mend uir! i- I ted -s im- Dr. Flack of Fredonia, was in the Forecio-ure ot moitage. Abbie Mahn vs. Mariah Partition suit. arv -i, ciiv Tuesday in consultation with Dr Always tht cheapest and best.

Ove dies he case of John McGliuu who re- no provir.s; ard wi Tai covei v. is quite low with Btights disease. I Pior'-'-'s stor, went side Sruare. Pre'lonia ttm.ua. ol the contpui.y of lie is president.

"Xc ii ir.r-i'i lbi eooi not sound r'giit nien.b. of the senate Ii piiuh' in the hoii but the senaie i- no" V' ry "rinuy" at present. N'MioT'a: Supilj- o. has brotigli' snu ic the uistr '-l c. urt aeainst the A td Oir ad" Ci Co the action lie-ins; otiu to- collect on i.n account and Guy Finney was in tfie city last evenine dom Ne- oe-ha cocsuit PUBLICATION NOTICE.

jsatur.ii gas is the tinest luel on in Fr dodia su, or. after ail who bathe in th'- 'ake are Imbued with Immo-'al youth), and in peace and happiness the brave and his squaw dwelt, their path strewn ii Geo. ls i I it SS enrth bin js as dangerous as wood or ft 111. ill In the District fo.irt of W.lso:, taint v. oai il not properly taken care of ent n.

I icial Th- Wm. Kavanaugli Co. vs. Acme Oil (Jas Co. Action i.

tachnient. The Southern Kansas Ice Edna Un-nes Race et al. Acid quiet title. Thos. L.

K-diey et ah vs. Seiiaids. Aciioii on account. Last "Monday there was a gas explos 1 to The So'jthern Kansas Ice a corner- Register. A tter fe in rc of th- strre "did ation of Kansas, plaint iff i with flowers (for that is what we deem our children.

ion in a bakery at Gamelt, wrecking thieves p- id ica i with the Geo. East family last evening by a few neighbors and friends. The occasion was in honor of Mr East'B 67th birthday. After a very sumptuous supper, the guests, at a late hour departed feeling well paid for their visit and wishing Mr. East much happiness in his remaining years.

Those present were: Messrs. Black. East, Wilson, Heath, Misses Russell and Shea, Mesdamss Heath and Black. The Kings' and Queens' remedy Burlesque company thafc is pilled to appear at Hudson opera house, comes with the distinct understanding that it is clean, moral and up to date, and one that ladies may attend without the slightest fear of being offended. ot I vs.

i Kdna Briiiit-s Ran, l.t nt vi- t- M. jiar-e. i iwo story building and ki li.ig Frank D. Wi-toon-ti and turtle wife longed ihusod and J. W.

Fashing. Mrs. Charles lirm.n Race ait'l a. l.t i Fashing, her two children and Edward puardian ol the person of ni Race ml rati R.i Siewa1-; were, seriously injured. Be rt-n of i i to harm Co-tan-ka, and hiding near the rocks until she came from her bath, sucked the life-blood from her Do you see the red spots on the MAtiRIAGK LICK.NSKS ISSUEli- cause gas is so rice ana conveniem Tne State oi Krrr -ws to K'ina Ka K-t'-t.

You 1 do -'t fail to see I hat your plumbing in ail rigtit, an for tear as well tiealih, our co-defendant-i. I i t-, ar- Itone? Ever since, In spite of wnid le Orst.n Rao--, insir. t-. i ul Hat-i- let in frepdi air. And rain, the rocks have carried that ma ge1 squ re al.

iss i.oiuii Fe. carm- from F.ol River tld- at.err.oon pl.iy f' he il nice tonight. -p a -ue rive-1 on the noon train from St Louis, lie he i. ami aroumi Fredonia for a wet k. E.

L. sid) id! ending of the ball A-r'-, i- If with a severe case of blood somi g. John Warr? -a- i hav--" rerted the id! in.it the square and will tfko Monday iruaroianof sr- miii ve ii. i said Con bv Tiie Sou! ri ft a- i om- i WM. FINK BONDED ABSTRACTER Abstracting anil perfecting fitlena a fcialtv.

f)fI3f-o over State P.ank, FREDONIA KANSA. DF. J. HOLT. HUGHEY ri fi ary Surgeon and rntisl FOKU HhN, 1 BIXWK NORTH lVKKK.

Permanently Located FPEE'iMA. KANSAS F. N. MARTIN. M.

I. PHYSICIAN 1 fi rwm 0fr P-rr Dn Snre. Niglt lrom Ui-wirler-ce, 2 hlookm stain. Joseph C. Block, Fail River Sarah Belle Mumieh, River.

Archibald J. Waters, Josephine West erman, Neodesha Ernest Wiggins, Vi'as Naomi Hunter, Altoona par v. plaintiff in aeliot. oti ur 1.3 3 i I 22 1.SJ before the 17th ii-jv of March, A. an NEED A LARGER DEPOT.

the fMrtiiroi oi taif t-aio, wi'h iiiw purl tier B. F. Carter Guv is the head of he Neodesha end tif lit' "V'akkIKD At Buffalo, Kansas Jan So. 1905 tiie ri sith nee of Geo. Tefft iy F.

O. Church, J. Stephen R. i'ld-h; i.a-s and Maygie Farris, hot'i of UntTalo, Kansas. Sheriff Timmons left this morning for the refoi orr at Hutchinson accompanied hy Elmer F'-uix aid MurthH, two roHllg senteid-t fi at the h-ist term of court.

Mrs. E. Lippy was the hostess at atntrltt-r -rjoyahle nimrer at- twelve today, those t.edi- Mesoames Chitfee. Hoiiis, Sutcliffe, Durham, Company numbers 16 p-ple and present a performance that is a pleasure "Then all the sons and daughters of north, south, east and west came hunt Wi-toon-ti and his turtle wife, IB the 'erk- ol.ice a if. ou he I The little chickf-n 4-o-p of a depni to the eye and ear.

Burlesque, com cay of tebruary, A. It. 1 )'. j.f will be taken as trio; aim a in. tit ayain-t vou torever barr.i vou aim oi.

ot sai.i that Al'Otina has is disjriace to the edy, vaudeville and music, which fcas and the Great Spirit made thex sun's rays so hot that the waters wherein whim- Missouri Pacific railway system In its ensemble, A. Honhatn nrst defeniiaiits fr.rn any tnt- rt-Ft oi an'l to lots one fl) anil two of Marin An- 1 l'h waiting rKra is so small that a F'fu "ii p. arriv-d trotn wiuni ie, they were hidden dried and Wa-kin- itlon to tiie of in A iorj 'ouri- baritone singer with Kiralfys big Louisiana production, at the fallow h-ts to put his bands in his ty, Ka nsa, ftnti uiet inti p.arnt 's ir ie in an re inptoye. ih glist Ind moriirii -r." T. ei and wiv 'S t-'i! in.

es p.M-ket, iiiij the private office it cer- to paid lots a yt.u ann uo oi fair. Mr. Bell was highly eulogised yan took his arrow and pierced them through. Thus was formed the vMd tone I trihi.iu fact its so small that sail defendants, ar t. Public Sale.

I will sell at pubd' auction at my ref-iilence, 2i- miies nortneast of Kansas, on Tuesday, February 7, 1905, commencing ar 10 o'clock the following property: 36 head of onttle ns follows: 19 cows, other eiiuitahle reiief tiie pien.ist. as tne by the press of St. Louis. He renders nightly that grand ballad, "I dreamed piant. Ilindimm, specitd agent Agent IJol had to sew up the button ill be i-hall find plaintiff entitled eHt north -eat corner square.

lioies Jus ciotiies in ortier to make That a spot concerning which the i rVnde Court Moss, Whistler, and Butin, Kailie, i-red en Inr tl.c priiiitshlo life, is ill tb In witness whereof, 1 b'rencto sttn tm name FRKIX INI A Indian chiefs tell such a legend should morn room, and the freight room ia Kansas about one my dear old mother was a tueen. At opnra house Saturday, Feb. 4 Tickets at City Drug store. todav. lie will r'-niait.

tor 1-t da and nftix the seal of said court Lee. Mrs. E. Lippy ws the hostess at a tot "worser" th 11 all and a gallon jut of be sacred to the Indian Is not to ba some soon, ha'ance fresh earlv I "wifrf bent-r" or more commonlj wondered at, and our governaent, out Advertised Letthb Liot. Letters DP.

HOLT HUmiEY, Vnown as whisk completely nllf it. rebroaiv, A. II. 'J h. F.

T. ilKKTHAM, of urt. T. J. Hudson.

AUon. wr iff. First published in Kbiwsi Heiiui. February 3, lsia. addressed to the following persons re tkti.t:iauY ri-R'iKjr and dentiot.

Ford barn. week. The depot at Thai p- humcd jes-teroav. Everj thing' con" int in the buili-i'ng is a total 1. ss.

The cause is not k.iown. Tom Barr-'t of Woooaiti county, mained unclaimed in the Fredonia. Now the iia, or a linle depot like that at a place where the road din 2 rirt Ii square. Fernianently iiicat- of respect for this sentiment, has decreed that the place shall remain undisturbed. As a furtherance of this desire an Indian school has bees i e.l.

Kaiisan. Kansas, post office the week ending about 3120,000 business in 1904, why 1 ne tliouiriiis of it, makes a teiow' -February 2, lHOO. To oDtain any or these letters the party must state they erected here. liv-r -quiver with despair, Tribune. If the depot is as "rad" as the "bad" T.

C. HIM'LETON Catlfn, the famous explorer, wa the were advertised and give date ot list. If not called for within two weeks first white man to visit this -mot- He Enish. it must necessarily be 71V 1 1 had great difficulty in approaching the If they will be sent to the dead letter office. Jack Anderson (2) Mrs.

Sherwood twelve o'clock dinner on Wednesday. Those present were: Mesdames V. M. Bailey, E. N.

Mai tin, W. S. Cady, Gordon KemieiH Mathews, E. D. Mikesell, Hunt, Dunham, D.

A. Hollis, J. E. Brown, Rytle and McMillan. It has ost this stat thousands of dollars every time the legislature meejs to satisfy residents and colleges within the bounds of Douglas county.

Yet- that county is not through. The Price raid claims are now being agicated again, and it seems more than probable that some scalper will be paid 100 cents on the do bar for a lot of worthies stuff called "paper Envoy Richardson of Adjutant Half's Salvation Army is htr- from spring, 6 steer crdvts, 3 heif-T calv- 2 2-year-old steers, 2 1-yenr-oid steers, 1 high tirade Durham bull. 2 years old, 3 1-year-old heift-rs. Horses: 1 bay mar-, w-ight 1250 lbs. 10 years old, 1 last spring's colt Implements, as follows: 1 corn plauier, 1 disk harrow, 1 plow, 1 riding plow, 1 set wirk -iarnes.

Terms of Sale 5 00 ami under cash. All sums over 63 00 a credit of 8 months on notes with approved sureties and bearing 8 per cent, from date. A discount, of 4 per cent, for cash. Lun-h stand on the ground. P.

S. These cattle ar all high grades and good colors and in fair fleih, nearly ail the cows are rood railkf ra. I. L. Swtnxey.

"punk." STIFF GALE Uf SENATE. place, being stopped by hundreds of Indians who threatened him, saying Mrs. John Seweil J. H. oodsou white man had ever seen the rlace L.

V. FULGHUM, P. M. The Topeka Capital say: Watchdog Capital and Surplus. S57.000.00 A State Bank It, a general bankint; buines.

Benedict anleashed himself for a brief or should, and even to this day the Indians are loath to have visitors ap FRFDOMA. KANSAS nenod in the Senate yesterday proach. New York Herald. is viMiii.g his failier, 1. Barrett, west of town.

J. E. Brown has sold the comer lot of the oroperty now occupied by him to B. F. Carter, the sale being made through Chas.

D. Seaton. The nuance committee having in charge the work of securing funua for the new Presbyterian church are meeting Willi much success. D. T.

Cariisie of Indiana came Wednesday to visit his daughter, Mrs. Harry Dubbin-. Today they are visiting hi Fredonia. Register. s.

Frul arrived in the city this morning from Muneie, Ind. Mr. Beanl ha- b-ren in lre oi ia for some time in the employ ot x'ht gias plant. The Methodist church is crowded every night, every avaiiable chair space being occupied, and "stanaing space also. There are many conversions every day.

noou. The gale which followed blew up overthe Waggener measure to give Atchison Coal and Mining compriy the coal rights under the Diplomats at Bar Harbor. Bar Harbor has many of the for Missouri river Atchison county. J. W.

Sheets, Auet. J. P. Donahue, Clerk. The bill provided than after five years the company shall py the state a Chab.

Mokton, I'rs. W. McfiRATH, Vkrp Pren. A. D.

Crooks, Cashier STATE BANK OF 'FKEDOMTA. Transacts General Iankiri Capilal, 20.000. Surplus and Profit, F0UND A PREHISTORIC CAVE. Reno, Feb. l.

William Andres and William Jones, prospectors, report the discovery of another strange cave in the sooth western portion ef Nevada. The cave has been explored ti a depth of 300 fet and shows evidence of a prehistoric race. Between the myriad stalactite that hang from the walls hieroglyphics have been found. Old stone seats showing signs of use have also been found. are now being made to explore the imermoBt caverns of the cave.

Star. Theatre Attraction. eign diplomats this season. Count Cassini of Russia, Baron Hengelmul-ler of Germany and M. Brun of Holland are prominent among the distinguished visitors.

Formerly Mm-chester-by-tbe-sea. Mass, used to bold rovaltv of one cei.t a ton on all coa milieu under the land in controversy. Fredonia today, He reports 90 conversions during their stay in Fredonia. Register. Mrs.

Lizzie Swartz who has been visitinar a few days with her friends, Miss Etiima Baker and Mi-s Bessie Keys, -has returned to her home in Fredonia. Register. The rumor that the Vilas cement plant is np in the air is without foun Benedict said the bill looked harmle- 8, "Kings and Queens," the burlesque but that he was afraid there was at the Auditorium last evening, seem these representatives pretty close 4a nigger concealed in it. Waggener recited the troubles of the Atchison kit the summer ed to be enjoyed by a good- sized au- FKEDONIA, KANSAS Coal company and Benedict said that' South Side Square. dience.

It was enjoyed if the amoun.