The Isabel Herald from Isabel, Kansas • 4

William Clay Waller The J. R. Wheatly Line. Mr. Jno R.

Wheatly started in some few weeks aero to build ft line of tale- phones for the accommodation of his neighbors; the success of the venture Was born in VanBuren county, Iowa, in 1861 and died in Kansas City, Kansas, April 16, 1905. This gentleman came to Kansas some twenty years ago and lived in and around Isabel for a number of years, in he was married to Alice Dye and to this union two children were born, Clyde Waller of is attested by the following list of pa trons of his line. The system he has Imported French Coach Stallion No. 4005. Dark Bay; foaled March 25th, 1901.

Bred by M. Balence of Calvados, France, Sired by the Government stallion Lem-nos, dam Duchess by Oriental, 2nd dam Marquise by Raifort inaugurated is growing rapidly and Mr. Wheatley informs us that could he get supplies he could place one hundred phones within thirty days: Winfield, Kansas, and Fred Waller of Clay Waller was a member of Isabel Lodge, No. 416, I. 0.

O. F. and on re ceipt of news of his death this order of Friendship, Love and Truth in a most striking manner showed the beauties and benefits that come from membership, within twenty-four hours upwards of thirty of his brothers, numbering the best men of our community, gathered to pay a last tribute to a brother. This evidence of care, the genuine sympathy felt and the sorrow same school from generation to generation, and are taught to value the same form, seek for the same qualities, and pursue the same system, we can readily understand how it has been possible for them to attain such high perfection and great uniformity in the breed. All breeders are confined exclusively to the use of animals inspected and licensed by this department.

So fixed is the type of French Coach-ers that they have proved themselves the most prepotent and impressive breed of horses that has ever been introduced into this country. They transmit their valuable qualities to their progeny with a surety and definiteness that cannot be excelled. The liberal aid in supplying the finest stallions and generous encouragement extended by the government to the breeders of fine coach horses in France, since the establishment of the government stud by Louis Philippe in 1833, has done much to secure that combination of speed, power, elegance and endurance which has placed the French Coach Horse in the front rank of excellence among the carriage breeds of the world. The French Coach Breed, instead of being the product of a multiplicity of ideas, has been developed under the exclusive guidance of the Director General of the National Studs of France. As these officials are educated in the manifest places Odd Fellowship on a pedestal in this modern day on a par with the sublime story of David and Jonathan, ISABEL LIST.

L. M. Gibson. D. Bard.

0. Larabee. C. T.Stewart. Mrs.

Emma Hyatt. D. W. Brant. C.

W. Readshaw. J. W. Gray.

Roy and Warren Rose. Albert Coss. S. R. Blackwelder.

S. E. Dodd. A. C.

Readshaw. Wm. Armitstead. Mary Hite. SAWYER LIST.

Fairchilds Clark. Miller Keller. J. R. Wheatley.

F. A. Mueller. Geo. Blair.

E. D. Bard. J. S.

Dodd. L. D. Humble. Robt.

Smart. E. R. Waite. S.

P. Roots. Geo. Long. J.

N. Ashcraft. Frank Gillett. Wilber Gillett. Abe Young.

Jos. Eden. The body was met at the train Tues day noon by the lodge, the corpse was carried to I. O. 0.

F. hall where it lay in state until 2 p. at which hour the body was taken to the Methodist church where before a congregation that filled the church to the doors. Elder Chas A. Thornton preached an eloquent and feeling discourse.

His tribute to the order being particularly impressive. The text of sermon was from I Cor. This fine Stallion is the property 'of the Isabel Horse Company ond will make the season at O. E. Valentine's place, soutn of town except Thursday and Friday when he stonds at Nashville.

TrtfYie Twenty dollars to insure living colt. I ClIIIS Ten dollars for single service. Use of impregnator is the same as the horse. The remains were followed to their final rest by a large concourse, the lodge leading the way, and all that is mortal of Clay Waller was ill a .1 1 Ml 1 consigned to the earth. Uare.

will De taken to prevent accidents out win not oe His mother, sister, wife and two sons have the sympathy of all in this their responsible should any occur. Sale of mare or removal from county forfeits insurance and service fee becomes due at once. The Isabel Horse Co. bereavement. The Merry-go-round.

Good Luck Fishing. Saturday afternoon a party consisting of T. P. Knight, W. H.

McGuire, Tom Coss, Geo. Relleford, R. A. Hunt, Chester Thornton and Frank Strohl, went to Elm Mills on a fishing trip. They were very successful and brought home good strings.

We are told that one of the fishermen thought it a good time to take a bath and floundered' in Charles Brodbeck Son will open the season of 1905 with their flying horses, swing and steam power organ next Saturday. This firm have for the The New York Life Insurance Company Capital, $441,189,920.91. Does Business in 86 Different States and Governments. ROY M. BRADLEY, Soliciting Agent.

past two weeks been hard at work put- their fine equipment in first-class shape. With bright paint, new canvass and everything nice and clean the water for a while, but it matters not, the outing was a success and all want to go again. gentlemen will open the season under most favorable auspices. These gentlemen while here have been liberal SAY When you want a Nobby turnout patronize Otis White's Barn Sawyer, Kansas. His Stable is the very best in this section.

Try him. Evangelical Services. The Christian society of Isabel are patrons of our merchants and have thoroughly identified themselves with holding a series of meetings at the M. our town, they have shown themselves, everyone, to be clean, christian gentle E. church for the coming two weeks.

Elder Chas. A. Thornton is being aided in this work by Bert I. Bentley, the singing evangelist from Topeka, and men, men of whom any town may be CONTRACTOR and BUILDER. ISABEL, KANSA R.A..HUNT proud and people whom it is a pleasure to patronize.

Elder A. E. Wrentmore of Erie, Kan sas. Come cut and hear these If the weather is any way favorable they will start running next Saturday. ISABEL MARKET.

Isabel Lodge, I. O. O. No. 416, meets every Saturday evening, visitintr broth- SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

G. DAVIS LI VERY and FEED STABLE Isabel, April 21, 1905. ers in good standing cordially invited. U. Cj.

vauntine, n. g. Ed Boots, Secretary. Wheat No. 2 Corn, Shelled Corn, Ear .91 .40 .38 .25 Kaffir ISABEL, KANSAS Travelers Conveyed to all parts of County at Reasonable Kates.

Cane Seed Butter, Good .20 .14 Chickens 8 1-2 Turkeys C. W. Readshaw, Hides 4 1-2 to 6 A. T. A S.

F. Railway, Englewood Agent St Paul Hail Insurance Co. Branch. Trains arrive and depart from Isabel Also Eight Other Insurance Companies Fire, Lightening and Tornado. HEADQUARTERS IN HERALD OFFICE.

Ibsen on Egoism. You surely cannot benefit society In any better way than by coining the metal you have in yourself, says Ibser. In the Critic I have really never had any strong feeling of solidarity; in fact, I have only In a way accepted it as a traditional tenet of faith and if one had the courage to leave it out of consideration altogether one would perhaps be rid of the worst ballast with which one's personality Is burdened. At times there are moments when the whole history of the world appears to me like one great shipwreck; the Important thing is to save oneself. I do not expect anything from tpeclal reforms.

The whole race is on the wrong track; that is the trouble. Or is there really anything lasting in -the present situation? this about unat-tairable ideals and the like! station as ioiiows: EAST BOUND." No. 518 Passenger 10:12 a. m. No.

522 Local Freight 10:55 a. m. WEST BOUND. Bring' in your Live Stoek No. 517 Passenger 1225 p.m.

Boots Huey Dealers in all kinds of any day 'in the vveek. we are No. 521 Local Freieht 12:45 n. m. in the market for all kinds of 521 goes west on Monday, Wednes- I IVF STOCK stock and -pay the highest uay tuiu nuay ana ozz east on lues day, Thursday and Saturday.

M. D. Roberts, Agent Santa Fe. ISABEL, KANSAS market Pnce; i.