The Iola Democrat from Iola, Kansas • 1

lOLA EMGC FRIEND RAF. i I i ii 1 VOL. XIV. -r IOLA, ALLEN COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, DEC 4, 1903. NUMBER 43.

r. si Unclaimed Letter List. JUDGE FOUST WAS SOUGHT One With Ac- Minute's Talk. tualUfe. Unclaimed letters remaining in th PETITION SENT TO STATE LINE postoffice at Iota, for the week ending Nov.

30,1903. Persons calling iui any or uiese win piease say 3TA People ask for a Orand Jury aaverusea K'V'P uare. LIST. May Laura to be appointed for Work at the January Term of Court. LADIES Barger May CarlEathel f' Frank Wood Real Estate.

Kirby for Wall Paper and Paint. These are the days that "try men's A. nazel baker returned froma trip to Peru the last of the week. Frank Wood, fire and accident insurance, F. S.

Bennett was in Kansas City the first of the week. Prescriptions carefully compounded at Kirby Drug Store. Miss Francis Schoot, of Neodesha, viBited Miss Grace Kinney this week. Morrison Mrs Til Evans Miss Re Farrell Mrs NEWS OF THE WEEK- Brief Mentions of Happeijr lngs Everywhere. Domestic and Foreign Events" Business DOMESTIC.

Former President Grover Cleveland in a letter to Editor McKelvay of the Brooklyn Eagle, announces uncoudi-tionally and irrevokably that he wi not be a candidate for the presidenoy- General Bates recommends that nonfederal troops be sent 'to Colorado Id connection with the mine strike, as it is his belief that the local authorises will be able to cope with the shV petition signed by over 450 Groomes Ollie Kodger Mrs RoathVera -Sargent Ida Bell Savage Lora Scharff Mrs Polly Ward Hattie Kastie Lina (2) Long Lillie voters of Allen county, Baxter McCain started south Tuesday, to take chances on reaching Judge Foust, who Lewis Martha GENTLEMEN '8 LIST. Anebs EF Joshek Joseph Devoe Best paint made, worth $1.76 Arlstot only $1.50 at Kirby Jewelry Store. B. F. Low, of Elsmore, was in Iola on business the first of the week and if' I Burney Jim Byington Estep Brown Brown 8 II Brown TF Bray II Bird Sam BtrdET Becker Baniruess A Alexander Dowie Elijah III bankrupt according to reports John Pollock sworn in office a judge of District Court of Kan c'l It was the fall of the year and the night and all around was dark and still.

There were now ti more nocturnal sounds of nature for the frost had driven the twittering birds farther south, had silenced the insects and at the same time had colored the leaves and set them a rustling. A train carrying human freight rought with happiness, ambition and some sadness puffed its way up the deep railroad cut and past the gleaming lights from the windows of well known homes. On the bill stood a house and in the door was the figure of a woman silhouetted by the brightness of light from within; in her hand she held an apron and peering out across the darkness she was waving to the boyish form standing on the platform of the rear coach. In an instant the train was gone and softly the door of the house was closed and the one in the car clanged into place. The mother went to her sleepless bed and the son who was starting on his journey of life went to his dreams.

Only a few weeks passed and the same train sped in with the same youth. The light of that home had gone out forever. But that picture in the door waving to the outgoing train is ever uppermost in that man's heart and now in ministering to others when the nights are dark the figure in the doorway stands out as an angel of life ever beckoning to things noble and.beyond this broken life. "The shadow passetb when the tree shall fall. But I shall reign forever over all." sas.

CroBley Len Cash Willie Carlton TF was in Oklahoma on a visit, before the time expired, allowed by law, for the Judge to make a call for a grand jury tor the January term of court. Every body was all excitement over what appeared to be a race against time for the limit was 12 o'oclock p. m. Wednesday night. At nine o'clock on Wednesday evening Judge Foust seat a long distance telephone message en quiring for Mr.

McClain. Thus the time was so nearly up that it is safe to say "There will be no grand jury this term of court." The call would have to be made inside the state line and the time expired with the petition in Kansas and the Judge in Oklahoma. The unavoidable happenings are beyond comprehension in this case for there are hundreds in this cbun ty who never heard of this petitcn but have been anxious to see laws enforced or know the reason why they are trampled upon by some in office who have wom to protect them. i Senator. Mark Hanna gives a break- fast at Waldorf-Astoria, New York- i'J Carris Lue Cooper Jesse Collin Wm.

id honor of the labor leaders from. Johnson George Kitchen Theo Kenn Livingston McFarland Mills ML Miller Isaac Muse II MylerWA Oldham A Palmer Lawrence Ray Wade Roberson Frank Schwartz Louis Smith San, Smith Smith Strode Herbert Stafford Switzer SwemhartWill Tyson Will (4) Thompson Paul Thomas Thompson Joe War ford Wilson West WelkerEd(2) WhicksonC WlckhamJP Woods Earl Worth C. Whitney Mark 4thclass. Montana who were the guests of President Roosevelt recently. Daniel Dale RS President Roosevelt took a Thanks made us a call.

L. F. Coffleld, of the post office department, went to Kansas City last Tuesday on a viisit. F. V.

Crouch the streetcar magnate made a business a trip to Kansas City Tuesday. For anything in the music line visit John V. Roberts Music House 118 West Madison. tf. Miss Minnie Dell and Mr.

Raymar Hamilton, of Geneva, were issued a marriage license Saturday last. Pianos, Organs and sewing machines sold on easy payments at Aber-nathy Piano Co. No. 7 E. Madison.

Mr. Funkhonser isnearing the completion of a residence property for A. Uummings on 1010 East street. In "Darkest Africa" or in the Sean Perry unaway George giving, holiday and went horseback riding but spent mo6t of the day with Jjyerux DysartF Eveatt Fred V' his family. He had dinner at the White House.

Ellison William Elsworth Fitch II Southern and Western Democrat Gray Gentry Willis are waiting to Tiear from Tamanj Hall and New York state on the que iion of Presidential candidate. Senator Gorman may be dropped in fav Hall Bud HerrSE Hill Mark Holland Lou or of Judge Parker if the plan is considered expedient. Holloway Lee "Liihr, fit Asia" tafei an IOhsI man lCn. Politicians at Washington admit Howee Oscar Jones Howard dak, for sale at Miller'studio. that Chicago's offer of and the CbUiseum for a meeting place for eacfe of the great national conventions will Mr.

and Mrs. G. W. Suadwick left Ray Staodard BaKcr as Is. Bay Standard Baker's article in McClure's Xuaas number on Lone Fighter" is worth many times the price of the magazine if every other page was blank.

I feel my blood thrill with admiration for a man I have entertained in my own home in days of brightness and suoshi ne of the past. It sounds like the ringing of childhood school bells when all the T. H. Jones of 410 N. Washington last Friday for their home in Illinois after visiting their son, Dr.

avenue will pay 22 cents per pound for be accepted. country butter and 22 cents for eggs. WASHINGTON. Clarence Darwin, of North State john V. Roberts Music Co.

have LOCAL HAPPENINGS: anything in the music line, Piano's During a speech on the floor of the street, died of pneatnoftia on Thursday last aged 10 years and was buried worldr seamed: pure and. good. Ue4 Organs small instruments sheet music, tf. House, Congressman Payne of New- i.f IN AND OUT OF TOWN. A SUMMARY OF THE WEEK'S DO Last Monday afternoon snow com i York declares the Republicans will not attempt Wit revission until after the next presidential election.

IKtS GATHERED FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR READERS. Members of the Illinois Congression menced falling and in the morning, Dec. 1, founoMhe whole land covered with "untrodden snow." Mrs. Henry Wells and Mrs. W.

E. Johnson, of Colony, returned home Saturday after visiting their, sister, Mrs. S. E. Hunter of S.

Elm street. al delegation aft booming Speaker Cannon for the vice presidential nomination despite the claim of Indiana. Kodaks and supplies at Miller's. See Kirby for best Paint made. F.

S. Bennett had business ia Huuv See Kirby for bargains this week. Frank Wood, farm, city and chattel loans. Friday the 27trr. This Utile girl is down with typhoid fever and Lue funeral was held at the ham of Mrs.

Dohse of North 6t; under the auspices cf Rev, H. Cori Culbertson. It has been an oversight that I have not made a note of Capt. Thrasher's death at Lynchburg, Va. He was an old and admired resident of Allen county and well known all over this pait of the country.

His body was cremated and his ashes and hose of his son were buried together in Arlington Heights. The Iolian has made its appearance oafettas honest old farmer who- he knows and sets him up to the world of cultured society as an example of nixing uprightness with politics unfaltering integrity with thousands jpon thousands offered for a vote but wavers never. The same old story he tells in strong manly language ct men who live for principle and win out by of earnestness and honesty. We have them here; we have them everywhere. There is a wave of truth rolled upon the shoreof time and the little ripples are seen bere and there ever and ever.

Watch them. men that their state should have the place. boldv Saturday. O. W.

Herrig went to Chanute Sat Chanute last Friends of the irrigation law exprese Dr. McMillan was in Saturday. urday on business. J. W.

Patterson driver for one of the grocery firms was kicked by a horse Thanksgiving and sustained a Best 5 cent Cigar in City, at Kirbys a fear that the amendment to the tiro- ber and stone law proposed by Senator Hansbrough would permit specu lators. to secure large tracts of the Drug Jewelry Store. Miss Stevenson visited her parents broken oib. Try our high grade Teas, Coffees Special cut on all Millinery goods at Miss Priboth's No, 9 E. Madison.

L. B. Gladfelter entertained his brother Geo. Gladfelter, of Topeka, on Thanksgiving. over Thanksgiving, holidays.

reclaimed land. BUSINESS. It is a monthly news magazine of the. Iola schools. Vol 1 No.

1 is a Histor Extracts and Srices. Presents given Dr. O. R. Bushfield, Dentist, Iola, free.

Union Paeific Tea L. B. Kansas. Room 2 Northrup B'ldg. Gladfelter, Mgr.

112 East St. tf Cut prices on Wall Paper, Paints, Dun's Review of Chicago trade ical number in which is given a picture of the building and short history of the diflerent schools. Is well pat State Horticultural Society. The thirty-seventh annual gathering of thehortlcnlturalists of Kansas, Miss Bertha Boyer, of Garnett, Oils, Glass etc at Kirby Drug and says there is an improvement in the A subscriber called and asked if we wanted a poem on the "beautiful spent Thanksgiving with friends in Jewelry Store. ronized by the advertising merchant.

Iola. consumption of merchandise, the favorable factors being the seasonable snow" which we were compelled to E. S. Davis issues it from his job office Mrs. Garlinghouse has been enter Mrs.

Mary Rankin went to Osawat- decline. once a month and the subscript ion 60 omie, last Saturday to visit taining her parents Mr. and E. S. Clark, of Ottawa the past week.

is to take place at Topeka, Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday December 29, 30, and 31. A Representative from the Allen County society is to be elected on Dec. 11 which meeting is to held at the G. A. R.

Hall in Iola. weather aud the end of the street car strike. FOREIGN. When in town eat atthe Delmonico cents a year. her son there.

104 north Washington located N. E. Do you want to buy a Piano or Or If you want your Piano tuned see corner sauare. My doors are never gan? Then see John V. Roberts John V.

Roberts Music Co. 118 West Contract Your TurKeys closed. Music Co. 118 West Madison. tf.

Madison. tf. with me. Highest price paid fc Rev. John Maclean entertained his Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Hemstead, of (Jarnett. soent Thanksgiving in Iola chickens. T.

H. Jones 416 N. Wash Last Saturday Sheriff Richardson brother and family of Independence ington. took Mr. Nelson, of Elsmore, to the Thanksgiving day.

insame asylum at Osawatomie. (First Published Dec. 4,1903.) D. B. Coltrain of Independence, notice for Publication.

with friends. Mr. Hemstead remaining for a more lengtbyvisit. Mr. and Mrs.

Thos. Blcknell are en-tertaing their daughter and her husband, Mrs. and Mr. Fett, of Iowa, was in Iola last Friday and Saturday. STATB OF KANSAS, I S'v es the guest of his father-in-law, ALLEN COUNTT In the District 22 cents paid for eggs and the same for best country butter.

A T. H. Jopcs, 416NvWash1ngton. When in town eat a't the Delmonico 104 north Washington located N. E.

Court of Said Frames made to order from late Thsy will visit here until after the County. styles moulding at MILLER'S STU A. L. Wllliamson( Christmas holidays Lodge Elections. I.O.O.F; I.

N. Boner, Noble Grand, Jason Watson, Vice Grand, Ponsler, Recording Sec, P. H. Troutman, Financial J. B.

Smith, Treasurer. Columbine Rebckah. Ida Smith, Noble Grand, Carrie Millard, Vice Grand, M. E. Smeltzer, Sec, Sallle Boulson, Treasurer.

DOBOTHT RBBBKAH Ardle Remington, Noble Grand, Mrs. Samuel Riggs, Vice Grand, All ft Dii DIO, N. W. Cor. square.

cornf square. My doors are never Plaintiffs VB Wanted Bright man. Sell goods No. 6167. close Louella Williamson I on road.

Experience unnecessary E. Gabriel and wife visited Dr. ana Mrs. A. Y.

Lodge the last of the yj Defendant liberal Compensation. Address lock Vis. Laura Bending of Butte, Mon Said defendant Louella Williamson week. box 858, Kansas City, Mo. 4-t ta'k who has been visiting Mrs.

John will take notice that she has been sued in the above named Ota in an Coleyot North 3rd street left last Home Monet To Loan. Lowest rates. No Commission. Payment If you get real cold and want a warm seat take the big, new car to Gas City actioa for divorce charging her with Aturday for her home. abandonment for more than one year or LaHarpe.

It is said that electricity R. D. Routes to begin December nrior to the 01 lug of his petition ana General Rayes, on arriving in New Orleans admits that Colombia cannot make war on America, but says that the isthmus will be retaken at any cost. Russian papers are alarmed at the British move on Thibet and point out that if itsucceeds 500,000,000 Budhist will consider England the most powerful nation on the world. SPORTING.

Michigan won from Chicago by score of 28 to 0, Yost's men fairly overwhelming Coach Stagg's eleven. Twenty-thousand people witnessed this game. The end of the foot ball soason left Michigan tied for the championship. George Gardner is criticised by sporting men for the weak light made against Fitizsimmons. Wanted! Eggs, butter and poultry.

Highest market price paid for all farm produce. Fryer Bros. North Side Square. NOTICE. Do you want Fresh Oystcs for your Sunday Dinner or Supper? Get these-of Tucker's Fish market 120 West Madison.

Open on Sundays from 8 te II. a. m. Also from 4 to 6 p. m.

made same day abstract is passed on. D. B. D. Smeltzar Co.

Iola Kansas percolates under the cushions. 13 have been established Elsmore, witn aauiierv ana must answer uie petition filed herein bv said nlalntifi i am. Alice liuinmingB, C. a Mrs. Anna Apple, Treasurer.

Every street hat trimmed or un-trimmed sold at from to regular and Savonburg in Allen county and Bronson just across the line in Bour on or before the 15th day of January manos, urgans ana sewing, mi A. D. 1904. or said petition will be bon county. These new routes effect taken as true, and judgment for plain price.

Fancy feathers and beavers cut to these figures Miss Priboth's tiff in said action for divorce will be rendered accordingly No. 9 E. Madison. about 600 people. La Harpe Foot Ball fans presented O.

Robgers, captain of the team, a IALTE8T1 S. C. BHBWBTBR, The Daily Record piano contest (Seal) Clerk os said Court. chines sold on easy payments at Aber-nathy Piano Co. No.

1 E. Madison. 4t For the next sixty days we will sel any Monument we have in stock at 10 per cent, off of regular price to make room for spring stock; Palmer Marble Granite Works, 214 West street. Pbaibie Rose Encampment. G.

W. Castator, Chief Patriarch, A. J. Servey, High Priest, I. Bower, Senior Warden, C.

W. Smith, Junior Warden, John Hartung, Scribe, L. L. Ponsler, Treasurer, i. B.

Smith, High Private. Wanted! closed last Wednesday night and handsome cut glass punch bowl set as J. b. Atchison; Attorney for Plaintiff. a token of their esteem.

But it Miss Ora Hart received the piano 4, 1903. misht be asked "what you going to (First Published December Thursday. Miss Hart plays and sings SUMMONS. well and is deserving of an instru mcnt. Effie Mills Berry will take notice that she has been sued as defendant Mr.

and Mrs. M. F. Kern, of south action No. 6166 In the District Court Eggs, butter and poultry, nighest market price paid for all farm pro east of numboldt were in Iola on tax paying business Monday and called at of Allen County, Kansas, and unless do with it in Kansas," Allen County is to have a new town called Petrol ia.

WithOas, Cemcnt-ville, Bricktown, Concreto and Pe-trolia an map of the county would give away the fact that this county has everything "to burn. If Iola did loose the foot ball game at Independence the boys being "held Mrs. Kelley Campbell, of Chicago, who sntertainad a filled house, Tuesday evenining of last week at the Reformed church, returned to Kansas City, Monday, where she was billed she answers his petition tuea inerein duce. Fryer Bros. North Side Square.

the Democrat office. Mr. Kerns on or oerore uie ism aay or January, 1904 said petition will be taken as aJ tavjlMAwn Sim4 si iIaiikaa will farm is iu the belt with the Lockhart oil land and is becoming more valuable tor a Recetal. While the guest of Mrs HomeseeKers Excursion. every day.

Last Thursday night Rev. Mathis up" by the more brawny farmer lads The Santa Fe's next Homeseekers pliantiff from defendant on tne, Kvans, oi L-anarpe, sne was pracuc-grounds of continuous abandon- ally the guest of Iola's music loving EE lJA haVr people also. Ajeccption atthe home evangelist of the U. B. Church told tl she did come back with enough yells Excursion is December 15th 1903 congregation that evil Is marshaling On fare nlus S2.00 to DOints in Ar i of Mrs.

W. Dewey on Friday; a re reiter. kansas. Arizona, Indian Territory, Fair Association Election. The election of officers and directors of the Allen County Fair Association, will be held at the office of D.

D. McClain, on Tuesday, Dec. 8 at 2 p. m. All citizens of the county are invited to be present and become members of the association.

T. J. Anderson, Pres. J.T. Tredway, Sec- for the High School.

Miss Mitchell, Supt. of the was elected president of the Southern Kansas Teachers' Association and Miss Grace Mor New Mexico. Oklahoma and Texas. Itself on every hand in Iola and that Christians were carried away amid the mad whirl ol worldly things. He also admonished Christians to do their duty as Christians in standing for the ception at the residence of Mrs.

W. L. Watson, 311 south Walnut, Saturday, besides luncheons and teas kept her in an almost contlnuarwhlrl of entertainment while here. Iola and I a Tickets good for stop overs going for I AH BOX UAiuniilili Ob uonujsi (Seal) Attorneys for Plaintiff. S.

C. Brewster, Clerk District Court. Commercial work done at the rison brought with her the oratorlca Udavs. tlhal return limit 21 days honors. Iola run short on muscular Innings that day at home and abroad Pleose see us for particulars.

W. E. Ralston, Agent. right and casting their influence and Haroe expect another visit In tie Friend-Dkmockat office on short ballots for God fearing people. I but long on brain victories spring from Mrs.

Campbell. notice. jf --mt.