The Thayer Weekly Graphic from Thayer, Kansas • 1

"Good, the more communicated the more grovs," fc: 2 How fur this little can- tz. I I -I throws its beam." 3 BARNES, Editor and Proprietor. THAYER, NEOSHO COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1895. VOLUME 2. NU.MP.EK 1.

Thos. McNulty Caine home Saturday and was flood "staid. Ball Kp-tes. -Thursday the 12, the date advertised for the great base bal contes between the Browns and the Blues of Thayer, two.organizations of recent date, but Mrs. J.

W. Stipp of near Urbana is quite ill with typhoid fever. The Humboldt team will play Tha)'er on our grounds Wednesday All the streams botbjlarge and small in southern Kansas are full and over- nowing. ancient as regards the members, was afternoon the 18. Usual price of iOmraae Cnarlie 'Joseph, now a admission.

ushered in bright arid clear, but a lit ARNOLD'S DEPARTMENT STORE. More complete, more elaborate, more comprehen-' sive than ever before is the show of fashions and fabrics, nearer to your purse have we fixed the price resident of Independents, called in to tie warm, which gradually increased to considerable warmth as the hour of Miss Abbie McElroy departed tor see us Saturday. oones CHAin pRive Uswego Tuesday where she wil 2 p. m. approached the hour when John Sampson has been confined to continue her collegiate course at the these two great rivals were to com his bed during this week with an at- Ladies College.

tack of malaria fever. mence the game for which they were created. They looked resplendent in their new uniforms, the Browns wear Mrs. Matt R. Smith with two of Claude, son of O.

E. Barnhart, fell her children came down from Neo from a wagon last Saturday and ing brown overalls belted with black sho Falls Tuesday to visit with her mark, and not a thing is left to wish for in quality or price. Come and examine freely. Your reception will be just as cordial if you don't purchase. broke his left fore arm.

leather, brown miners caps, white mother, Mrs. Bates. shirts, brown ties and black stockings. H. R.

Alexander has secured em Cleveland, Ohio, the city of The Blue's uniform was blue overalls, 41-2. 5 and 6 foot cut: has only two cog gears, both fast-H and slow motion to the knife. ie Lightest draft. Prices right. It is built on correct principles and is warranted to cut wire grass successfully.

Sec it and you will buy no other. gE Respectfully. ployment at Parsons, to which point bridges, is to have the first bridge he removed with Jiis family Monday. belted with white belts having the name of the club emblazoned in blue operated by electricity and com Willie Tarr, son of Mrs. Hannah pressed air.

The bridge will be letters, white shirts and ties and black Tarr, broke both bones of his right poised on huge stone piers and give stockings. Each looked like a first forearm yesterda3r by falling from a a clear channel over the river of class ball tosser. The game was call We have the complete line of Ladies, Misses and Childrens stylish wraps' of any house in the city. The- newest shapes in sleeves, the correct lengths in Jackets and Capes, the proper trimmings and everything else that goes with the showing of the finest in Cloaks and Capes. wagon.

115 1 ed at 2:45 o'clock with" the Blues at the bat and Umpire Duusmore behind the Miss Lizzie Hedrick of Chanute was jonn smith, that is our John, is jj Evans Cross. in the city Saturday returning home by the 5:30 p. in. train accompanied pitchers station ready to render judgement with judicial fairness and impartiality. Marshalls Miller and Stall no longer a city citizen but sojourns in his own shanty in the oil fields, where he keeps bachelor's hall.

His by Miss Kate Blouch. Mrs. Newt A. Rhodes of Atlanta, severance of his city residence leaves our city without one John Smith in the whole community. daughter of Mrs.

Vine Sanders, arrived Wednesday afternoon with her little ones on a visit. Mr. and Mrs. John Coffield who have been quite ill are now conval A culvert washed out just this side of Independence delayed the east each had a tin star some 12 inches in dimension from point to point, pinned on their left breasts as evidence of their authority to preserve order, a duty they were the more conspicuous in failing to perform than in its performance, for the ubiquitous small boy and his elder brothers were on the ground in full force and unmercifully and vociferously guyed the players and the umpire. Both clubs played ball and some good plays were inter- NEW GOODS! escing, it the circumstances rumored as being connected with their bound trains from the lower end of the line for several days.

llness are. true, it would seem as if there was ample room for missionary NEW GOODS! Beecher Eldridge left Monday for rk among some of the mission Indianapolis where he will reside in aries. Listen Ladies! A dandy Ladies, Gents, Misses and good corset, worth 75 cents, Childrens Shoes. All styles for 49 cents, and at prices to suit your purse. The largest line of gloves Work shirts, Overalls, Pants, and mits in the city.

Prices Duck Coats and Slickers. ranging from 25c to $1.50. Gents Mackintosh at 5. 00 10 per cent reduction on All Wool 7.00 the following list of queensware covered Bakers, Pitchers, Sugar IQI Dinner Set, $7 Bowls, Platters, Tea Sets and 1 Butter Dishes. to J.n.

Lamps! i.arnpsS The most Groceriesfresh and sweet complete line in the city from always on hand for you. 2c to $6.00 T. Highest market price paid for Butter, Eggs and Poultry. Nobby, new and stylish hats for men and boys from 25c Arnold's Department Store, to S3. 00.

Phoenix Blk. Racket Corner. definitely, having secured employ spersed between many excellent muffs The recognized rule for introduc- ment in-that city. We wish him success. 3 jr 1 xi: 1 i .1 1 duu lumuics.

lies wcic nuutxcu uui 1 nons is to present a gentleman to a I Win. I. Oliver of South Bend, to the fields and were perfectly safe lady and the younger person to the from being caught, but one of the older. Official rank or exceptional many oeiug new ana that Dy tsparKs distinction would naturally modify is here visiting his son, W. H.

Oliver. He arrived Wednesday week from Fort Scott where he had been visiting of the Blues. Arthur Eowrance and the rule, however. A lady does not Our fall stuff is arriving every day. We now have the largest stock, best assortment, and lowest prices of any house in Thayer.

To see our goods and get our prices is sure to make a customer of you. See our big line of fall clothing. cnaney tomitn were tue battery tor me when a gentleman is presented his daughter. the Browns and would nave done unless he is considerably her senior. Kd McClelland, a live real estate credit to any club.

Keinhart and Nearly every engine on roads run man of Chanute was in the city Tues White were the battery at first for the day asking his many friends to "shake ning into Chicago blows its whistle in a different way upon entering or hands with Mr. Embry of who accompanied him. Blues and for greenhorns did remarkably well. Turner relieved White and in the 7th inning Reinhart gave out and Sparks pitched the balance of the game. Up to the 7th inning the game leaving the city.

A good many members of the train crew have I Married, Snnday the 8th, at the resi G. W. Lowrance Son. wives and sweethearts within hearing distance of these whistles, and oneyi dence of the bride's parents, five miles east from Ncodesha, Chas. Benson to was closely contested, the lirowns leading by the score of 30 to 23, after the signals announce to them the ar Miss Eiinora McDonald, Elder J.

A rival or departure of the train. which they increased their lead, finally Foster of this city officiating. winning the game by scoring 47 to the Jrnday, sept. 6, iSqz, at iOmraae icuaoipn umoarger is a yes Money. Blues 34.

Umpire Dunsmore's errors the residence of her daughter, Mrs. I very considerable sufferer from rheu were numerous but impartially dis S. A. Brewster, Mrs. Elizabeth matism and has concluded to ask tributed.

For a first attempt to um Currv, aged 74 years, 10 months Uncle Sam for a pension. We wish pire a base ball game Ins ellort was ill and days. Her death was caused I him success which his infirmity de remarkably successful that is he suc by the infirmities of old age. The serves. ceeded in giving entire dissatisfaction funeral services were held at the make way to buying D.

F. Nelson and wife, Wm. Palmer, Everything moves with money. One money is to save it. can do mat by to both clubs, which is the best evi nouse -wnere.

she died, and were J. H. Blouch and wife, and Ed Eagles conducted by Rev. L. W.

Foster. dence of impartiality. The audience in the grand stand was not as numer took advantage of the low rates and went east to visit iriends ana take in At the Erie Fair St Paul defeated ous as such an occasion but the national encampment of the G. A. I was above the average numerically I Chanute by 17 to 7.

Galesburg led We have a fine assortment of CARRIAGES, SPRING WAGONS. BUGGIES, ROAD WAGONS, Upon which we will name you very low prices ff you will oive us the opportunity. HENDRICKS STALL. Qrwnn frcicjks: jmcjcji 7rt. r.

at iomsvine speaking. Where all played so nearly 'Erie by 9 to 4. St. Paul got away a -v-r 'W I even anj- special mention would be in-j with Galesburg by 9 to 2. Charley Fred Hutchings of Erie and another EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE.

dividious hence we will not particular- right and Ed Sullivan were the gentleman were in the city Tuesday, II- 1 1 1 1 Agents for Waveriey Bicycles. lze. The players enjoyed the game uatiery ior oaiesDurg in DOtn games enquiring into the easability of open and the few hours relaxation from in which that club played. The! ing a bank. They seemed well satis business, and we of the audience en- fied with the prospects, and have the last game but for some very bad plays by Galesburg in the first in-: G.

P. WILDER, joyed it hugely. The only accident matter under consideration. ning, St Paul, with its Webb City that occurred was the dislocation of a x- J. button, wire and two sons, accession, would have been the finger by C.

E. Evans on second base Mrs. W. B. Campbell, Mrs.

John Den- lobers. They made five runs in the in catching a ball from the pitcher first inning and only one more the Following is the score by innings: uis and Jesse Lukenbill, are attending the Seventh Day Adventists conven Chanute, Kansas. West End Drug Store. 47 balance of the game. Browns 61 11 813953 Blues 2 8 3 5 3 2 6 4 1 tion at Topeka which convened 34 County Attorney Brown was over the 12, and will remain in session till Monday investigating the burglary the 22d.

Died, Friday, Sept. 6, 1895, at 8 p. inaries A. dustason. acred 43 years.

A. Gustason of Elgin, 111., arrived which occurred week before last at the residence of Mrs. Crosswhite. XT 1 1 1 Excursion Rates. Kansas City Interstate Fair, Sept.

30 to Oct. 6, 1S95. One fare for round trip. Tickets 011 sale Sept. 30 to Oct.

6, '95. Good for return Oct. 7th, 1395. F. E.

Shumard, Agt. 10 mouths and 5 days, having been nearly everyDOuy sraoKcs in Monday morning. He is a brother of schools before: He is an able teacher and will without doubt give He was reticent as to the result of Japan. The girls begin when they tne late llias. A.

lie en his enquiries, any further than that I are ten years of age, and the boys a born in Sweden, Nov. 1, 1846. Mr. Gustason came to Kansas about ten years ago to seek relief from stomach entire satisfaction to his pupils and deavored to reach here in time for the they completely exonerated the I year earlier. funeral, but was unable to do so, trouble, the disease which finallv young girl from any suspicion of owing to delay in receipt of telegram The V.

P. S. C. E. of the Christ and delayed trains.

caused his death. He located on a any connection therewith. It is farm two and a half miles north from nt possible that any one for a Texas Excursion Rates. Dallas, Texas, Oct. 16 to Nov.

10, '95 Account the General Christian Missionary Convention, the Texas State Fair and Dallas Exposition and the Corbett-Fitzsimmons Entertainment. ian church will give a lawn social at the residence of Mrs. Mell Bates Friday evening, Sept. 20. Ice Geo.

R. Vosburg has a very fine here and by industry and frugality moment seriously connected the lit truit larm irom wlncli some very ex was doincr well. Of a auiet disoosi- tle girl vvith this crime, which was cream will be served at the nominal their parents. Mrs. Ona Nelson, who so well taught the intermediate department has transferred her ability to Iowa, where with her husband and family we trust she is enjoying life's pleasures.

Miss Bertha Savage, who fills the vacancy thus made, has a fine reputation as an educator, having taught in many of the districts in this vicinity, and will surely use her ability to the advancement ef her scholars. The new department, sec Uoh, sociable and genial, he gained evidently committed by a full grown cellent fruit is being marketed, or finds its way into the homes of their evidently sum ten cents Per plate. manv friends. He was a member of Strong person, who friends. He had a fine exhibit at the 1 thought that Afrs Crosswhite had In a home where ILItV.

A. Wi3 I 4U.U U4 UUU CI. VsJll lL' I I county iair wnicn succeeded in secur ian in the fullest sense of the word. 1 and the children were always good- the risk, and who had knowledge of 1 -v. ing eighteen first and three second practicing the precepts of Christian One fare for the round trip.

Tickets on sale Oct. 16 to 31. Good for return to Nov. 10. '95.

F. E. Shumard, Agt. News comes from Shiloli that a disturbance occurred in road district No. 3 one day last week.

Our information is that the road overseer of dis premiums out of 23 entries. the premises. V', uuuu J. F. PLUME, Practical watch maker jeweler.

ity in his daily life He leaves a loving wife and four affectionate child vvny aon we say iiuua, ond primary, is taught by Miss Stella War is responsible for many queer referring to the cook. ren to mourn their loss. Funeral In the recent race for the cup, which came off on the 10, the English yacht, the Valkyrie defeated the Yankee All kinds of watch repairing. Gold and Silver Soldering. Old gold and silver taken same as cash.

New Morrison who comes from Independ things. In Dublin lives a man who The mother replied, "It will be served in the Egyptian campaign, all right to say it if it is ia your services were held in the Presbyterian watches and jewelry in exchange for boat, the Defender, by 47 seconds, church after the interment of the re- He was a very dull fellow, almost a heart old ones. ence, followed by the best of recommendations as "a purveyor of knowledge to thechild mind. Miss Hattie Savage, than whom no better teacher iu the primary department ever enter The first race was won by the Defend- mains in Thayer cemetery Sunday at QOj From the top' of the stairs a little During one of the skirmishes 4 p. isev.

J. v. aiciiiroy otnciatinfr. er by nearly nine minutes. The foul white robed creature cheerily called he received a bullet in the head.

Cotton was first exported in 1785 out: The surgeon could not find the bul A series of heavy showers Sundav School books at Mrs. Barnes, for He re trict No. 4, was over in district 3 and with him Trustee Earkin, with the view of building a culvert. E. M.

Dack's farm is on the line between the two districts, and the plan proposed by the trustee contemplated putting a part of the culvert on Dack's land. To this Dack objected and forbid them doing so. Our informant says hot words passed between Lark in and Dack and during their passage Ear- iug of the Defender by. the Valkyrie at the start in this last race crippled that boat and was the probable cause of her defeat. niirnt orencned tne already water- "Good night, Hilda, dear." A quick patter "of feet and the ed a school room, concluded to accept the higher wages tendered her from far away Montana, and is now giving from turned to duty one of the smartest soaked ground in this vicinity, beaming face of the little Swedish which it ran off in streams filling the men ia company, and in time the pupils of a school iu that state the maid appeared at the foot of the Four of Thayer's nine and five of became lieutenant.

At the close of already full creeks and ponds to over the campaign he returned home, stairs with a dear tacked to the end of her good night. The English strictly cash. C. T. Robertson was in the city the early part of this week.

We have for sale some very desirable resident lots in Thayer. Easy terms can be had. Eapiiam flowing. Lake Richmond has not been so full since the prohibitory law advantage of her. superior abilities.

The school board in considering the applications for this' vacancy wisely the second nine went down to Cherry-vale Saturday and succeeded in being defeated by a score of 9 to 6. It will married a superior woman, prosper- ed in business, and became a most was far from perfect, but the 'dear' kin struck at Dack several times with went into effect. It was at one time selected Miss Edith Greene of Erie. intelligent' member of societv. was an exact echo of a loving heart a cane, at the same time calling Dack be seen the score that the Cherry- up to the railroad ties, but "the overflow into the smaller lake, and outlet who comes to the position so well far from the father land a e-overnmeut oanner.

and ntliorwUp vale nine had all their fun in the first Three years ago his head began to fivf him p-rat Heal of trnnTkltf? A inning, owing to Uharlie Wright qualified by aquir meats and experience as to leave no doubt of her ex 0 I i a 1 1 surgeon located the bullet and re- irauay, conuf our scnoois moved it. He is now as healthy as Pened for commencement of II. R. Alexander is a cordwainer and is now prepared to make and repair boots and shoes. His shop is two doors west of the Graphic office.

tf cellent ability of making an impress- being out of fix, and unable to pitch his usual effective style. Harry Davis who took his place held the C. Vs. from that into Chetopa creek kept it from going over the railroad. A great deal of electricity was in the clouds, and lightning flashes "and thunder rolling were all night features of the storm.

The teachers ion of the first rudiments of book ever, but is the same stupid dolt I and, scholars and refreshed knowledge on the infantile mind. that he was before the campaign: down to tnree runs in seven innmrs. by their four months vacation came When we hear a man advocating to their duties with renewed enerev This department lias 42 scholars, 26 boys, 16 girls. The second primary 23 pupils. 16 boys, 7 girls.

Intermediate referring in an abusive manner to Dack's army service, coupling with his remarks that epithet wherein a man's maternal parent is referred to as a female canine. Dack resented the verbal and physical attacks and knocked Earkin down, whereupon Earkin and his son resumed hostilities with cane and pickaxe. Both forces finally drew off with no serious physical disabilities resulting. Joseph Sewell, Will Coulter and an The bicycle meet will be at Chanute the bloomer costume for women, we and ambition. Of the old corps of feel like saying to him: "How tt-achers none remain but Prof the 23 and 24.

There will be 5 races eack day with record trials on the last would you like to see your wife Abbott, whose six years siiperin day. Go up and see Thayer capture come up the street right now dressed tendency and teaching has proved in bloomers?" Any man with a par- so effective and beneficial to the one of the prizes, ,1 Yesterday evening about dusk the large barn, the largest in the county, of Capt. A. P. Gibson, was discovered to be on fire, and so rapidlj' did it burn that it was all they could do to get the horses out.

In the barn were about 100 tons of hay, five or six sets of harness, carts and farming tools of every description. A grainary standing near filled with oats and wheat was also burned and a fine mule that it was impossible to get out was burned. Dr. Jas. A.

Demoss is one of the Louisville visitors and incidently to his home in Indiana, and among his relatives in the vicinity where he was born. The populists of this township can-cussed last night and selected the following delegates to the county convention which meets at Erie tomorrow at 10 a. the same place, date and hour when the democratic convention is called to convene. T. C.

Morley, Don C. McKay, C. H. Mills, J. M.

Duusmore and J. A. Foster. tide of pride or respect for his wife scholars generally and more partic Two of Wm. Gross' -hogs which were would answer in the negative, unless ularly to those of the high school other gentleman of Chanute with their he was a.

born liar. -Exchanffe. department in which he has so well families passed through here yester I A. bitten by a mad dog some weeks ago subsequently showed symptoms of hydrophobia and were killed. This is what might be styled refined prepared so many cf our young pco-argument and is so logical too.

As pie for more advanced education. day 011 their return trip from the Territory. High water checked their A great quantity of hay in this well ask "how would you like to see These duties he has performed in a progress, and compelled their homeward journey. The captain was in the barn but a few Vicinity has been spoiled and much your wife come up the street now manner peculiar to him, which 47 scholars, 22 boys, 25 girls. Grammar 45 pupils.

12 boys, 33 girls. High School 30 students. 7 boys and 23 girl making a grand total of 1S7 scholars, of whom S3 are boys and 104 girls. The system of grading is of a high order and above any used in any other school in the county of which we have any knowledge. The teachers and pupils are doing well their share of the labor necessary in the pursuit of book knowledge, in which they are well supported by an excellent school-board, who are generous in supplying all they legally can to assist in the work of educating our rising It remains for the parents to encourage theseefforts by giviug them attention at home towards the child-, rens advancement, and by visiting the schools during the sessions, thus spurring on any lagging ambition minutes before the fire broke out at the re- com has been damaged by cent superabundant rainfall.

School will commence the first Mon dressed in hoop skirts, or with a mutually endears the teacher and bustle on, or with a great train of scholars. -Chas. II. Mills takes day in September. Get your school skirt trailing on behind her?" Miss Fannie S-Reckwifhs nlare jMner or these tashions would ap- tutor the grammar department.

The apple crop "bout yer" is simply immense, and the condition of that fruit is par excellent. work feeding, but nothing was noticed until the fire burst out at" the top. A theory of the origin of vthe fire, is that during the storm a bolt of lightning had descended, into, the hay and had been smouldering away until it burstf orth. The loss on the baru and pear ridiculous now, as would any that lady having migrated to the books, tablets, slates, pencils, at Etta E. Barnes store.

In Norway persons who have not been vaccinated are not allowed to vote at any election. other not of the prevailing style, state of Colorado and entered the It is remarkable to what an extent musical education has advanced throughout the world within the past few years. Kansas, as an important part of this world, has among lier citizens a large number of musicians. To cater to this element F. M.

Dawdy of Chanute has a large and varied assortment of smaller instruments' and sells Pianos and Organs of first class Mrs. GeoW. Gelwix with Edd and If "bloomers" or matrimonial state as vell. rwhereiu their eastern I were irenerallv worn anv other stvl I ehe cmic P. Vpttrm Monty returned from contents is between' SB.000 and" Visit Sunday.

or rashion of dress would appear as I the intricacies of domesticity. Mr. 1 a 1 1 i .1 12 sneeis or legal cap tor 5 cents with $1,000 insurance. Chanute THb- Zeb E. Collins returned home Motlr absurd as would bloomers if worn Mills was a former resident of this at Mrs.

Barnes. une, Sept. 11. (day. city and vicinitv and taught in our.