The Democratic Record from Emporia, Kansas • 3

Pike, was on our with County Clerk of Lyon county Wm. Evans, of streets Saturday. The County Over. nans as not later than 12 o'clock of March 6th 1900. Commissioners Proceedings.

County Clerks Office, February 5, 1900. The Board of Co. Commissioners FEBRUARY 900 Board of County Commissioners, I Son. Mod. Tub.

Wed. Thur. FH. W. H.

MAPES, F. M. Weaver, John Langley. of Lyon Co. Kansas met in regular session as required by law, present W.

H. Mapes, F. M. Weaver and A Voice From the Amen Corner. MONEY TO LOAN We loan our own money on Real Estate security.

If you wish to borrow money, come direct to 11. Money paid out the day you sign iaiers. Warren Mortgage Co John Langlev. Editor Record; I was so well 8 To New Correspondents. We are receiving new correspondents every week, most of which are from some locality already well represented.

We have no objections to more correspondents but they must be from somecommunity not represented. This week we have rejected 4 new ones all An order was made refunding J. E. j4 11 pleased when I read in your paper of Martin $5.31 acct. of an erroneous assessment.

12 13 14 15 16 18 the awarding of the county printing that I felt like a deacon in prayer meeting. It is one step taken in reform. It matters but little who does During the day various bills were 19 20 21 22 23 allowed, whereupon the Board ad journed until morning. 26 27 28 the work, so that it is done upon 3 Howard Ely, of Americus township, was her Saturday, Porter Hunter, of Jackson township, was in town Saturday. C.

A. Kibby, of Pike, transacted business here Saturday. Horace Overly, of near Neosho Rapids, traded here Saturday. C. A.

Gooch, of the Cottonwood river, was in town Saturday. II. Tibbals, of Jackson township, transacted business here Saturday-Jacob Maurer, of Center township, transacted business her Saturday. Oscar Schaffer, of the Junction, traded with our merchants Saturday. W.

S. Brewer, of Americus township, transacted business here Satnr-day. W. A. Nill, of Neosho Rapids, transacted business here several days last week.

of which were good, but too close to other correspondents. We regret not being able to handle them and extend equitable terms, giving to the printer fair remuneration for his labor, and County Clerks Office, i February 6, 1900. The Board of Co. Commissioners at the same time doing justice to the RESTAURANT AND HOTEL THE MIT-WAY taxpayer. City and County News our thanks to those who have kindly offered their assistance.

While it is belief that the met as per adjournment all members being present. The court house notice was ordered published. Respectfully, Editor. Record should have had the job, yet the people of the county will be pleased with this one act of the commission We Feed The Hungry, During the day various bills were Ileaijnarters for Everytoiy allowed, and the Board stood adjourn "Girls and the EfeneF Life." The above is the caption of a most brilliant outburst by William Allen White in his last Thursday nights Gazette. He arraigns the High school girls of Emporia and charges them with being incompetent worthless characters just because they have dared to extend their education further than a steam laundry, canning factory or back room of a butcher shop.

The graduating class especially irritates him. It breaks his alleged heart to see one of them appear before the foot lights with her graduation essay tied withribbons. He says when sheenters upon the wave of life about the only thing she has to commend her is that she was able to get into the High school. He assumes that because a young lady has graduated in the High school with -honors that therefore she must necessarily be a good for nothing strumpet at home. We deny that such is the case but to the contrary positively assert that not a single lady graduate of ie Emporia High school fills the picture he has drawn but all are as useful as polished and we will give him a ten dollar William if he will point out a single instance to the contrary.

He should either know what he is talking about or quit talking. He says: "Hew many of these girls can wash a baby?" Well, we would like to know what difference it makes to Willie White whether or not there is a girl in Emporia who can wash a baby. From all past indications he will never need require any such accomplishment from even a servant girl in His house. As Gov. Eskridge has said: ''What ers.

But there is another thins1 1 wish 8088110. Bad weather to plow. Mr. Coffman has bought a farm west ABk for Fancy Patent. Use no other.

J. N. Gillette of Jackson was here Saturday. Fred Gunkel was a business vis Ad Everybiy-s 'Td Warm life Cold. ed until morning.

to speak of that is, the manly, straightforward manner in which the Oooil Eatinsr, l'ronint Attention. Cheerful AewmnKxlations nl of Madison. Close Attention to Patrons in our Stock in Tralc Trv it anl vou'H Record took hold of this matter, bat County Clerks Office, I Febraary 7 1900 The Board of County Commissioners itor Saturday. never fail to come liack. Situated oititositc Ryder Prothcroe's tling gallantly for right and justice J.

M. Quakenbush bought hogs from Monard last week. W. E. Miller bought a team from W.

R. Mi liner last week. Frank Orson was in our locality grocer for City Roller met as per adjournment all members Ask your Mills flour. until its final consummation. I be-liye I voice the sentiment of the taxpayers in my own township, at least, O.

M.Wilhite, Proo. being present. of Lakeside traded The following action was taken in looking up threshing last week. S. T.

Kennedy here Saturday. when I say that the Record has the regard to the county printing. Mr. Mrs. Eliza Jackson who has been visiting her brother Chas.

Wilson, re Manes moved that the countv nrintino- resHs, me gratitude, the good wishes Gabe Roth and C. W. Van Orden were among those here from Chicago Mound Saturday. as. II.

Ray, who recently moved into his new home at Chicago Mound, was in town Saturday. J. W. McBride who recently made a losing race for surveyor transacted business here Saturdav. W.

J. Brogan spent Sunday in town with his family. be advertised for competitive bids, the of ever of justice, of honesty turned to her home in Washington, last week. motion was seconded by Mr. Weaver.

uu iair ueaung among men. Lieitiie good work go on. Amen. Rural. The yeas and nays being called the IKAI.F.U IX Fresh and Salt Poults, Fish, site.

John Wind, The above is from Fremont town vote stood aye Mapes, nav Weaver Baker's Extra is the flour for family use. R. T. Black, of Fremont, traded here Saturday. ship.

Ed. and Langley. Fred Hinds attended the Bower's dance last week. He took the cut off route past Mr. Good's, although it proved bad for him.

Owing to the bad weather the two Mormons only held two meetings at Rock Vallev. They had two very able On motion of Mr. Langley seconded There have been poultry books print 30G Commercial Street, Kmiioria, Kan- ed costing fifteen dollars and more. by Mr. Weaver the county printing was awarded to P.

F. Yearout accord J. F. Cook, of Pike, was a business visitor Saturday. speakers, and we are sorry that the ing to the proposition submitted by but there never has been one at any price with more beautiful colored reproductions of poultry, than those weather was so unfavorable.

Little Eddie Good has been very sick of Coal creek, was him on Feby. 7, 1900. The Emporia Tell our adveitising patrons that you saw their ad. in the RkcoKD. It will cost you nothing and will le a great help to us.

If your merchant doesn't advertise in the RECORD, hunt one who does. That's the way to encourage a paper that tries to help you. Gwillam Lewis, in town Saturday. with Lung fever, but is now out of Times was designated as the official found in Biggie Poultry Book, an Eagle creek danger it is thought. He has been under the care of Dr.

Lyle, of Olpe. We hope it will only be a fhort time county paper and Yearout was elected county printer for one year William Vansickle of iv a 'it iii1 i announcement of which appears in another column. The paintings were does Will White know about babies B. WHELDON, Druggist 624 Commercial Street beginning at the expiration of the until Eddie will be able to join hi anyhow?" the numerous Mr. Toms was among present contract by the following vote He wants to know how many of them aye Weaver and Langley.

made direct from best birds of the different breeds, and the coloring and characteristic shape of each breed are perfect. As for the text, there never was a book printed containing more school mates at school. Wedding bells wereringingtbis hap-Tened at Mr. Recek's last Wednesday. His eldest daughter Sophia was united knows where a porter house steak We can't do business on wind.

Our friends can help us to much advertising patronage by calling their merchants' attention to our paper. An order was made authorizing the comes from: He would apparently chairman to buy a car load of bridge in the holy bonds of matrimony to require all the girls in town to pass through an apprenticeship in a lumber. John llaughton, of Rock Valley. traders here Saturday. L.

A. Merrifield, of Pike, was a business visitor Saturday. William Robinson, of Chicago Mound, was a trader Saturday. James M. O'Brien of Elmendaro transacted business here last week.

furnish substantial evidence that vaccination is not the mot pleasant thing in the world. Charles A. Waugh was released practical, level-headed information. Its chapters include, "Eggs for Hatching," "Hatching the Eggs," "Care of slaughter house. And he wants to Sophia has resided in this county about 14 years and Mr.

llaughton is an old settler and well known. There know: Big stock of No. 1 and No. 2 fencing and boards for cribs and sheds. Evans Thomas, 4th and Mechanic.

from confinement in the county jail for a period of three months to enable Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Tucker vifited Chicks with Hens and Brooders," The has been much comment on this wed- How many can pick out a good Successful Care of The ding in the vicinity, owing to the dif- Tuesday and Wednesday with relatives near Eskridge.

The colored woi'v in Ut" Biggie Berry Book is aa iiutiiensc aid to l-rry growers. It chows the leading berries true to tsize, fhap and color. They were first caivfuljy aluied In an exierienced artist, and then duct-d by lithography at a -ot of over one thousand doUs. Aiie from the color work there are scores of re- him to pay certain fines and costs and if at the expiration of the three months roast of mutton and know how to dress it and serve it so that it won't taste like a rancid nightmare?" Farmer's Flock," "The Village Uen- in the bride and groom's ages, Mr. Osborn, James Sleisher, S.

S. Dennis Kinnevan, of Center, was E. A. Vansbinder and family moved the bride being la and the groom 33. said fines and costs be not paid said nery;" chapters on "Breeds," on and Don Larkins, Wm.

Maxson and lart week onto the farm recently owned by W. L. Haskin. Any of them can do that and not Hut we feel that this matter was well known to both, hence thev are satis Waugh is to be recommitted to the Wm. McCreary were among those "Fattening and Marketing" and "Diseases and Remedies," with the Ed Hall and family have moved from fied.

May they live lonir and haii county jail. here from Fremont township here circulating among friends Saturday. J. Sloyer, one of our good friends in Fremont township, was here trading Saiurdav. half try.

It is not the mutton that tastes so like something else dear brother, it's your breath. You need Burlingame to the place where Mr. is the wishes of all. During the day various bills were old and new school methods of treat- i productions made directly from photo Gibler farmed last ysar. The Wandering Jew.

allowed whereupon the Board adjourn- ment. One man wrote the publishers Remember that every advertiser in Ask Laura Furnas if she believes in a liver regulator. Don't blame the graphs of berries, to that the reader may have an accurate idea of tbem. ed until morning. that.

"The mottoes alone at eSch vaccination this time. We think she the Record is lending his support. Sunnyslde. will answer ia the affirmative. chapter heading were worth th cost dear girls for the torpid condition of your liver.

The pric is 50 cents, free by mail: If you believe in the Record, patron John Bain is working for Mrs. Belle County Clerks Oftice, of the book." Twenty thousand copies We have one crood soul inourneiirh- He asks: "How many can make Sowers. ize the merchants who advertise with US. address the publishers. Wilnwr Atkinson Philadelphia.

Februarys, iyoo. of this admirable work have been borhood, who has been acting, "the Mike Sterbenz, one of Olpe's enterprising merchants, transacted business here Saturday. Wm. Duckett, one our good friends in Elmendaro; made us a i it their own uoderwear." Mr. Sillies and Joe arbor are shell The Board of County Commissioners printe(i.

The urice is 50 cents, bv good samaratan," doing what he could for those who needed help in Thats some more of his business. C. A. Van Horn, of Center, made us ing corn this week. met as per adiournment with all The Farm Journal is choke full of mail; address the publishers, Wilmer time of a storm.

However, we ay it Mr. W. W. Bain is suing: to move What concern is it of his as to a pleasant call Saturday. Hehas dis members present.

On road petitioned Akinson 1'hiladelpha Pa. was a generous act and we believe anv gumption and has the largest circulation of any farm paper in the world. on Mr. Stabl's place. posed of most of his stock cattle, but for by A.

O. Myers et.al of Elmendaro one who has to walk vary far and whether or not they even wear underwear. Then he makes this inauiry: Mr. Elbert llylton and Pearl Booth has a few left which he will let go at make a fire on a cold morning know township view was ordered and Regular Tourist Sleeper. It is good everywhere.

We offer it in visited Bushong Sunday. a bargain. just how to appreciate such generosity. "What per cent of them can run a Jacob Jacob, J. P.

Rossillon and W. connection with our paper to advance Will leave Kansas City at 9:05 p. m. Frank Sargent and family arrived wrecking crew into a pullet and re B. Johns were appointed viewers.

On paying subscribers: that is, both pa- Do you know the difference between commencing November 5th, and Sun from Oklahoma Monday. move the debris, without breaking the Ask your merchant why he does not advertise in the Record. Help us by calling his attention to it. Bring your wheat and corn tothe City Mills and give us a trial. City Roller Mill Co.

Plymouth. February 9. road petitioned for by Y. A. Snoddy day of each week thereafter via the gall bag? a band-made and a machine-made Miss Lula Hvlton has returned from et ai ot h.tnpona township view as paper at the price of the RisoorziK our paper one year, and the Farm Journal nearly five years -r of an extended visit on Bluff Creek.

That's what education has brought cigar If not, try one or Jeff Charley Johnson shipied some bors Missouri, Kansas Texas Railway for San Francisco, without change. The Sillies Bros, are baling hay four 'Ravens." For sale by all dealers. the once, red faced snotty nosed bare from here Wednesday evening. ordered and Charles Oilman, nenry Giger and J. A.

Miller were appointed and all of miles north of Sunnvside this week. footed bashful little urchin from All of Jeff's cigars are hand-made. Thompson Bros, will have several Route via the M. K. T.

through 1901, 1.0. aud I'Hil i. a vart'-- viewers. both for Walter Houghton of Reading town John Van Camp was threshing for Pay iu near Wellington to. That's the way Parsons to Waco; S.

A. and A. P. thousand feet of logs on hand to saw this winter. Z.

Cook, of Pike, was in town S. A. Smith Saturday and Monday. that's all. At noon the Board took the train ship is lying very ill at the Mit Way he has probably asked his good wife Ry.

Waco to Flatonio; So. Pac. Co. Saturday and called on us and or II. G.

SilGes has lately purchased Mr. met with a severe with pneumonia. lie is improving who is also a college graduate, to flatonio through San Antonio to three thoroughbred, short born heifers. accident Tusd ay, while hel ping lr. some.

dered his Record stopped. It did not suit him. Mr. Cook had the nerve to for Heading to hold a joint meeting with the Board from Osage county in regard to making necessary repairs California points. The equipment Claude Grant of Lakeside was in the Mow cut taw-logs.

He undertook to gut a chicken, and no wonder she didn't know how. Had he just Sauil. F. Hockley and Cyrus Kipp hew out a wooden glut for a wedge. neighborhood a few days last week.

tell us so, and that's what we like. of Rock Vallev transacted business on the bridges over the Marais Des and by a mis-lick chopped a finger off. modestly asked her to gut a chicken E. B. Sargent and wife have been will consist of Tourist cars of the most approved pattern with the latest improvements forts.

For special rates etc. covering this Cygnes river and over Mud creek. Mr. liradshaw, of the firm of Brad- Is there any hog cholera about? If spending a few days at McPherson, she probably would have experienced Kan. The bridge was inspected by the Lvon so, send oO cants quick lor the liiggle no embarrassment and succeeded in shaw Bros, of Lehigh, Utah, was town two days the first of the week.

Eden Wade returned from Virginia county Board the Osage County Board Swine Book, published by Wilmer excursion, apply to any local agent saving Willie the gall bag. But he's looking after his herd of '20 head of here last week. We received a pleasant call. W. B.

Gasche left Monday for To-pwka to remain several days on business, conuected with the Alliance Cooperative Insurance Co. Jan. 'M. He likes "Old lrginia, Atkinson Philadelphia. It will failed to appear nothing definite was for information.

Train leaves Em lust as well on: without it. it a cattle, whk-a are being fed by J. P. but he likes Kansas better. help sick herds along and keep well done.

Returning to Emporia the Carter on the Campbell ranch, near bladder you need dear brother and poria 3:30 p. m. daily. ones well. And still the smallpox scare con this place.

Board adjourned until morning. chickens don't have 'em. Any High tinues, rwght meeting at the Brethern Jeff's Key West cigars are mild and Mn. Simmons and Mr. John War Notice'.

church, northwest of Uunlap will be school girl could tell you that le as ant. They are hand-raade, long ren, of Cottonwood alls, were the discontinued on account of it. If interested in horses, cows or sheen, take the Farm Journal. It is You may blaspheme Kansas, draw All our combination offers will posi guests of Mrs. Gillett yesterday.

County Clerks Office, February 9, 1900. The Record readers of Sunnyside filler. Try them. Jeff carries a full line of tobacco and pipes. Drop in Mr.

Finlev Walker had over WOO would like a little information regard some grotesque pictures or tne Farmers Alliance but what tively cease ai ay ana all persons expecting to take advantage of them bushels of kafir corn threshed the first The Board of County Commissioners 1" ing the alleged smallpox. Is it small when in town. Opposite the court of the week, and J. P. Carter 100 a wonderfully good little paper and you ought to take it.

We can send the Record one year and the Earm Journal oyears, all of 1900, 1901,1902, of Lyon county met as per adjournment house. you dont know about babies and High school girls would fill two books pox or ia it something else, and if it is something else as has been said, bushels. with all members present. Jen son must be paid up by that time. This is the largest offer ever made to the public by any newspaper and we can not continue it after that date.

Every Mrs. Robert Horton, after a few Farmers, dont forget that what is it. An order was made authorizing the the size of Have. a Slice. weeks illness of heart diseaee, died Co.

are still in the lead in the pro- Charley. 1903 and 1904 all for $1.00. This only to new and old subscribers who chairman of the Board to go to Thursday evening at her home. She duce business and are paying highest Where Should It Be. Parsons Kansas to attend the annual one desiring to take advantage of it Now's Your Tin leaves a husband, father and sitter, who have the sympathy of the entire cash markets price for eggs, poultry meeting of the stock-holders of the should bear in mind the above date This is a question that will soon need Skinner's Ridge.

community. The remains were taken and hides at their pi ace 19 east othAve. M. T. Ry.

Co. to be answered by the people of Lyon Scott Elliott and son Peter are haul to Cedar Point for burial. pay in advance. Pay up. Permanently T.

Jenson whole sale produce. JJuring tne day various bills were county. On March 6 a convention Bankruptcy. Dewey. Farm Lands, i Pasture Lands and ing logs to J.

F. Stacks saw mill. allowed whereupon the Board adjourn The Tanner Bros, who at one time win oe held this city lor the pur Our Italian winter was spoiled by a ah persons desiring to do so, can ed until morning. conducted a mammoth store here will northerner sweeping across thecountry Summit. Home Farms pose of locating a court house site as per the call issued by the county now be discharged from debt.

I am offering special inducements as to this week soon return and occupy their old Blank Bros threshed for A. Harris Located Rev. W.C. Grey, of Neosho Rapids, last week. commissioners elsewhere in this issue.

Are oa thcJaJvancc. We-have attorneys fees for procuring dis quarters on Merchants street where they will put in a mammoth stock of County Clerks Office, February 10, 1900. Little Doris Huggins is quite ill with preached at Fowler chaple Suuday mornin; and evening, to a well filled There are a number of sites being charges in the United States Bank tlicfchoice.of -all to.ofier. Pneumonia. The Board of County Commissioners proposed.

Among which are the general merchandise. house. rupt Court. Fred Webb is hauling corn to Funk- met as per adjournment with all mam- following: Little Elcie Stack has returned to Talmage Cooper. Dr.

J. W. Simson For reliable insurance insure with hauser Bros. W. T.

McCarty, Attyit Law. Emporia, Kansas. her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

The old site on which the court bers present. the German Insurance Company, of Ed Kipp and family visited with Cal ground Floor. Stack, she has been absent in Arkansas house now stands. An order was made authorizing the Webb's Sunday 413 1-2 Commercial Street. Freeport, 111.

One of New York's oldest and most over two years. Pure Bred Poland China Hogs for Sale. The middle of Commercial street I County Clerk to go to Topeka on at The Mormons held four meetings Kansas. Most of the winter wheat in this sec I. N.

Weels Son, Agents. noted oculists, has now permanently both at First and Second avenues. I have twenty five Poland China business with the State Auditor if he Summit last week. tion looks fine and if the wheat yields No. 514 Commercial street.

Front located in Emporia, at Corner of Fourth and Mechanic pigs for sale, consisting of August, W. S. Lvman has his house almost as well accordingly we will have an deems it necessary. room, upstairs. SMOKE other good wheat crop.

ready for occupancy, October, and November litter. Call An order was made authorizing the opposite Evans Thomas' lumber yard. 522 Commercial Street, Frank I. Kiacaid was in town Sat Mr. and Mrs.

Cal Webb were made There is to be quite a few changes on or address, Oscar Darr, chairman of the Board to pay the made throughout the neighborhood be-, to rejoice the Cth. It was a boy. urday. He and his estimable wife Corner of Fourth and Merchants jury of the February term of the JAMES SMITHS Over Kraum's Drug Store. tween now and the farst of March.

VMnlia nnd Harrv French will soon leave us for an extended all four corners. Magda, Kans I Buy All Kinds of Live Poultry. district court. Several fanulys are going to move to ar reported to have the measles. visit, after which it is to be hoped Corner Fifth and Mechanic north town.

No further business appearing the For choice furs call on Frank Jean- The Doctor makes a specialty of all they mav conclude to return and lo east and southeast corners. The recent storm and cold wavehave Commerce And Daisies Old hens at 6 cents per pound and up; Board adjourned to meet on Monday 5c Glaars nerett and Co. Dog pelts a specialty. cate perm anetly. Corner Fifth and Merchants springs cents per pound and up Feby.

19, 1900. stopjHjd plowing for a while, there is a great deal of winter plowing being Protracted meeting, in charge of according to size and condition; ducks northwest corner. Bro. Rigrs, begins next Monday eve. Farm Journal 5 years, 1900, 1901, done in this neighborhood this winter, a cents; sreese cents: turkeys hens Corner Sixth and Mechanic north Mr.

Mastin Webb and wife were out 7 cents. Remember the old stand and every one predicts anearly spring. Attest: W. H. Mapes, Chn.

H. E. Peach, Clerk. Court Bouse Notice. 1 1902, 1903 and 1904 to every sub- from Madison to see their new grand east and southeast corners.

opposite the M. K. and T. depot. We wonder if our neighbors, Seven scriberwho willpayoneyear in advance son last week.

C. FUNK. diseases of the EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT And LUNGS, There are other sites, but these Sisters are all married, asleep or have or the Record both papers for $1.00. JAMES SMITirS Imperial 10c Cigar Is a delicious SMOKE Jos. Ilumerickhouse performed quit doing journal work for the Re seem to be the most popular yet Pursuant to the recommendation of No better farm paper than the Farm his first marriage ceremony Wednes cord.

Then there is our old friend A Nice Meal. the Board of County Commissioners day. As he has been initiated in the I Journal. This offer is made to You. Leedy, we wonder has he taken a back track or threw down bis pen in despair.

of Lyon County, to the people There is a large division of art of tyinjr the nuptial knot, we trust Doc. Scotts candy kitchen 411 Com oi said county in tbe matter of tne se he will find plenty of employment. Thomas Evans, the leading Here opinion. All concede that the middle Miss Esq- mercial street is the place to get a lection of a site for a court house and Weekly. ford breeder of Elmendaro, was here and lower end of Commercial street and jail for said connty in the event good meal, a short order or oysters.

503 Commercial Street. Saturday. He -informed us that he would be the one which would beau Everything fresh and clean. Try him that the proposition to build same was carried that a committee composed Wyckoff. Air.

Watkins spent treating them by the latest and most had -Mt disposed of 28 bead of choice Uy mQu As railroad approved methods, often curing where white-f aces to a Denver man, and has trains nass through traveler would trains pass through travelers would John Sunday at T. of the lrustee and one other represen Chair Cars ou the "Katyl" T. Hall's. Henry 0Toole went to. Emporia FAP0R I ft NATIONAL BANK.

100 head of fine animals on about tative man from each township and two representative men fromeach ward have a magnificent view either up or Beginaing February 5th chair cars G. E. Lemp is meving onto Robert saiuraav. hand. down tne street and it would be a in the city of Emporia be selected by Capital Stock 100 000.

Surplus, $100,000 will be placed on the "Katy Fiver" Pollock's place. Marie Bigler others fail. Obstinate Cases Solicited. Doctor Simson successfully removes cataracts without the.knife, by his spent Sunday with handsome advertisement. Yet it is between Parsons and Hannibal in Charlie Smith left last week for Miss Plackett and the children of Agnes Strain.

mass meetings of the several townships of the county and the several wards of the city of Emporia for the purpose C. Ht o. Vice W. T. L.

T. 11ekit.c A.t. J. M. Steeijs.

Directors J. M. Stfir. C. Uuol I 1 1Ii3- Enid, Oklahoma.

stead of coaches. James and Nettie Ratcliff spent Sun contended by many that this would be too far out of the way. Southend Columbia school district No. 108, will J.J. Flinn made a business trip to day at Ova Urown of selecting a site for the said court give a Washington entertainmnnt, leck.

L. T. Ik-nUrt. W. T.

Soden. Lew Lux P. liailNcric. property owners insist that it would Burlingame Saturday. house and jail.

It may seem strange, but it is a fact, Lew Archer and sister Lucy have Wednesday evening, February 21, New MeMod ot And wnereas tbe said proposition Ellen Knauss spent Saturday and enhance the value of their properties returned f-oui Perry, Okla. Admission 10 cents. "Chcle Sam' that we can send you the Farm Journal 5 years, all of 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903 received an affirmative vote of the Sunday at Fete Doster's. Mr. and Jack Rogers spent and that everything goes north, and voters of the county ttDSOrDUOIl rCaiUlGni, and the 'Goddess of Liberty" will be Frances Smith spent Sunday with IL Dunlap, Pres.

L. Jar Duck. CaK Sunday with A. roster hence they ought to be favored this Therefore the Board of County Com- and 1004i if yu Pay for the RE- there. Come and see them.

Minnie. and Lena Lnrugh. Mr. and Mrs. Mar lev of the Section missioners of Lyon county, Kan CORD one year ahead both papers for EMPORIA SAVINGS BANK once.

There is also a diversity of opinion as to whether or not it will attended church at Chicago Mound Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bickley spent to permanently cure hereby do recommend that the trustees $1.00. This applies alike to new and Ship jour hay to Ross Bros. They and never fails any case of last Sunday.

Friday with Mrs. 1. A. bmith. of tbe several townships call mass enhance the value of surrounding old subscribers.

Pay up. will get you the top of the market and Transacts a General Hanking Buinos. 'Guess and Gad" wants to know D. Bickley and sons, John and meetings of the citizens of the several niaVp miilr rt.nrn ff von havft properties wherever it goes. who it is that is coini to cet married Jim' were in Osage City Saturday.

townships of said county for the pur r- 1 I The Democratic County Central near yckoff. Well just wait and I lalaCSl AiluWCJ OB 1 YZl iVItWli These are problems for the delegates wheat to sell, see them; they will buy Mr. Lundgreen and family have pose of selecting the representatives of the several townships to serve on to solve. moved on his farm near Peterton Committee is hereby called to meet at the said committee and the Board it and you can load at your nearest station. Kansas City address, 1312 Cap Sly.

Mrs. Florence Wilbur visited her the Mit-Way for the purpose of elect Wherever it goes, we want to keep further recommends that the mayor of narents, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Friday ing a new Chairman and also to as far from it as possible and hence West 12th street. Branch office, Em' long standing, also corrects the city oi Emporia call a mass meet Citizens Dank of Emporia.

all Mrs. Charles Catterson and Miss no matter of how Doctor Simson forms of have little choice of locations. transact other most important bus! ing of the citizens of -the several wards poria, Kan. Farm for Sale. Lottie Doster visited one day last of the city of Emporia to meet in their ness on February 17, 1900.

Think these matters over carefully 1 offer for sale the north east 1 of week on 42 cresk. respective wards for the purpose of E. D. Childers, one of the Record's before arriving at a conclusion. This Mr.

Ed Clingberg of Osage City section 34 and the north west of 35 selecting two members to represent Frank Bccher, Chairman, Alfred Lehnherr, Secretary. .1.15. Capital, t7.T.M.. Surplus. 4Ho.QiO.

house will, always remain where it is best supporters in Fremont township, will farm his father's place on Chick Defective Vision each oi tne several wards of said city 17 11. This farm is specially improv on said committee. put and no mistake should be made made us a pleasant call Friday and en creek this year. ed for a home and stock raising. I Undivided lrofh TV A.

TTnntr rf TTninn nr5nt- vrhn It is further recommended by the in the selection of a site, A few of the young folks went to the subscribed for his -son, C. who was a prominent candidate for county birthday party of Miss Ida Born, of Pf whole but will divide Price and F. C. will farm the Austin farm this sum- aid Board of County Commissioners of said county that tbe said mats meet Clayburne Yager of Eagle creek terms with properly fitted glasses. If you have pain in the eyeballs, headache, to suit purchaser.

Xewhax. t. 3. ACHSSOJC. President.

Vw I -resident, L. L. 1 i A IJ K. Oa-li rr. Admire, Saturday, treasurer last fall, and one of Lyon E.

D. is a Republican, but most mer. was here Saturday. He informs us reasonable. Call aad see me, eight There was a select dance at the ings be held in the several townships on Saturday March 3, 1900, and in the countys solid men was in town Satur blurring, dizziness, or if your eyes that William A.

Wilson, one of El miles tine north of Emporia. home of James Lynch. All present heartily endorses tbe course the Record has pursued and is not afraid to day and enrolled with the Record, several wards of the city of Emporia paia when you read or apply them I W. Newman. mendaro native sons is lying near report a good time.

A. T. Porter. on rid ay evening March laou R. 3.

KdwanK. T.J Acbrvoo, t. A. N.aU. T.

K. HyraeK. J. S. Keuyon.

The best of them are getting interested closely, you should not fail to consult I encourage us Faruer Boy. the point of death at Birds Run, Ohio UL.H&Ueck. It Is further recommended by the in the Record and nobody is gladder C. Newmaa, the doctor at once, who, by his skill said Board that the committee selected rith lung trouble. This is unplea Dan Julian of Olpe was placed under Biggie Swine Book is just as valuable of that fact than are we, and ability, may save you from years by the several mass meetings, meet in sant news for those who knew him District 52.

for a man with one hog In a little sty the court room atthe court house in line, as we always called him was of suffering. OFFICE AT arrest Saturday upon the charge of violation of the prohibitory law at Olpe. His arrest grew out of the Speak the city of Emporia, on Tuesday Frank Witte of Leeds, who as for a man with a hundred hogs II F.WIR MrflANM FS. Ed Miner bought ten tons of hay from an estimable boy and it is our wish March 6, 1900 at 10 o'clock A. for owns a handsome farm near the June- Geo.

Sheesley. feeding on the sheltered side of a barb and hope that he may recover suffi Mr. Miller was transacting business trial had last week, in which: most of ed wire fence. Its chapter on "Cholera' 522 Commercial Street. the purposef of Here Saturday and jail.

1 and extended hit fathers subscription. ciently to return to his old home, in this neighborhood Friday. the witnesses swore that they bad is alone worth ten times what the book where health may be restored. purchased their liquor of Julian, who It ia futher recommended by the His father. John H.

Witte who will be I wrs yeorge oneesiey ana cniiaren cost. You ought to have it, the Re hours From 9 to 12 a. m. Board that persons having proposi-UnmV1 hv n.n. around Oln.

i. Pen vveanesaay xucaers. Drugs, Paints And Class Prescriptions Carefully Compounded S27 Coa-acrcUl Street. JNews is what the Record wants it appears was in some manner connected with-Mr. Speak in tions for the location and site for the -r Quite a number of pupils have been cord says so.

The price is 50 cents, free by mail; address the publishers, If you. know any, send it in or call and and lo5p. m. Consultation Free. aid Court House and Jail to submit Si absent from school several days on Bond I at the Record office.

Wilmer Atkinson Philadelphia to the said committee, file the same 1111(1 18 doing well. I account of having sore arms. Wecan 1.