The Democratic Record from Emporia, Kansas • 3

I Shooting Affair. The County Over. John Frazier, formerly one of Lyon MAY 900, county's most prominent school teachers, was shot and dangerously Sun. Moo. Tue.

Wed. Thur. Sat. Fri. Furniture Furniture Carpets, LAST wounded on his ranch fifteen miles south of Durango, Colo.

April 19. EEK 4 5I The particulars, asweget them from 12f letters from his wife, Mrs. Estella Wilson Frazier are about as follows: 8 10 11 6 J3 Last spring Mr. Frazier filed on 14 15 16 19 17 18 160 of land in the Ute reservation. Of this, a young swede by the name of 20 2J 22 23 24 25 26 Carlson, claimed eighty acres.

The contest is pending. 27 28 29 30 31 Swisher's April 19 as Frazier had been to the stage line ma'l box to mail some letters and as he was returning Carlson fired upon him from behind some age brush where he was in hiding, Jewelry Japan and China Matting, Linoleum, Window Shades, Lace and Tapestry Curtains, Baby Carriages. Upholstered Goods, Couches and Lounges, All Hand-made In Our Store. Complete in all departments, I 1 Y) IV 1 Tl IV 1 1 1 in charge of a competent Undertaker, holding a license from the State Board of Health. Wm.

CLARKE, Rinker. Sponsellers are shipping sheep this week. The Alfalfa will crowd the corn-planting if this wet weather continues. Mr. Phillips and Charlie Fawcet are plowing their little patches of stump ground.

We don't envy them any. Mr. and Mrs. William Hammond spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. A.

J. Hammond, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of her birth. Oh come, Sunshine, we haven't heard of anything since we began to write but that we would thaw out; now can't you give us a rest? That Times correspondent from Quaker Valley said that Scott Walters could take the premium for straight rows. Now, we don't believe that, and if you want proof just come and squint down E. A.

Stubbs' rows, a half mile northeast of the school house. "Uncle Dick" says that he has had enough of our foolishness. Well, I'll give you some solid facts now: I don't know what you mean by "practice what you preach," but you needn't think that you have scared us out, for we will not quit roasting you as long as you throw slurs. Now, Dick, you had better go out next Sunday and hitch up and bring Aunt Dick and all the little Dickies over to Rinker, and help us to elect John Hickling for Sunday school superintendent. It is now nearing the time when we should be looking for good To make the national government strong we must have strong state governments.

The secret of a strong government of any kind is to make with a repeating shot gun loaded with No. 6 shot. The first shot struck him square in front entering his hips and bowels. Frazier who was unarmed turned to run when a second shot struck him in the side of the face. He fell twice from weakness, and seeing ADCTI Wall Paper.

Urighten your homes with Wall Papers. We have A VERY FULL STOCK In all grades. John D. Graham. PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.

01 Carlson aim again, he threw himself behind some sage brush, and Carlson evidently thinking he was dead or nearly so first started towards the house and then changing his mind turned around and went home. Mrs. Frazier, who was standing at the 21 and 23, West Sixth Ave. Emporia, Kansas. window, saw the last shot fired.

She ran to his assistance and helped him to the house and sent for Drs. Parrington and Macune. They succeeded after three hours work in Goods Sold REGARDLESS of COST At Harkness' Old Stand. City and County News removing most of the shot, and at last laws which protect and combine the reports Mr. Frazier was getting along interests of the people.

The way to make good laws is to elect good men fairly well. Mr. and Mrs. R. S.

Spiker were in from Fremont township Saturday. J. F. Cook and W. S.

Williamson were in from Pike township Saturday. Bring your wheat and corn to the City Mills and give "us a trial. City Roller Mill Co. to the legislature. Most of the people Carlson was placed under arrest and by this time has had his of this representative district are farmers; then why not elecj a farmer as representative at Topeka? We take pleasure in presenting the name of Mr.

Fred Dumbauld, knowing that in Cannady sells the best flour 95c. Chas. Mayes was a trader Monday. Sain Marsh was down from Bushong Friday. Ask for Fancy Patent.

Use no other. preliminary heaving which was set for April 30. Mr. and Mrs. Frazier's many friends placing his name before the public we Farmers' Dining Hall.

No. 13 East Sixth Avenuk. Be Best Meal In the City For 15 Gents. Once a customer, always a customer. Call ami give us a trial.

GEORGE ENS EX, Proprietor. in this county win nope ior nis saie Pike was in from name a man wno has interests in common with the farmers, and one whom it would be hard to beat. The members of the Rinker Sunday recovery. Mrs. Frazier is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. H. M. Wilson East of Olpe. J.W.

Saturday. completed. It should have read "the J. W. Loy of Amerieus was here I foundation for his new house.

C. J. Atkinson was in from Center Monday for the purpose of getting off of the jury. For strictly first class creamery butter see Jones Stone, and insist on getting Harrington Jersey Farm. The will of the late M.

A. Conway of Reading was probated last Friday and James Humphrey of Reading appointed executor. Monday trading and shaking hands school met last Sunday at W.3U to reorganize, after the stoppage caused by Little Edna Rocklev has had a ser with friends. Since his retirement Bob Gilmore Dead. Robert Gilmore died at the soldiers smallpox.

As few of those present ious time with a sore foot caused bv Cannady has the best coffee in town for 20c. John Marx was up from Jackson Saturday had Quarterlies, the classes were not from the board of county commission a sliver. Dr Lynn of Madison did ers some years ago, he has not been a home at Leavenworth last week. The older residents of this city and county the surgical work. Mr.

Lynn understands his business. called, but a short song service was held instead, Miss Mamie Wilhite acting as chorister. After the song grocer for City Roller will well remember Bob. He was, in She was dressed smartly and when very frequent visitor. He has many friends here who are always glad to see him.

Ask your Mills flour. service it was moved that we elect the early days of this town, one of the she met a small bare-legged urchin TOM SCHOFIELD, officers. This was amended to appoint carrying a birds nest with eggs in it was in from Fremont T. T. a nominating committee, to propose she did not hesitate to stop him, "you There are 139 illustrations in Biggie wide-awake boys.

In fact he apparently never slept. He was one of the fellows who made it his business to names to be voted on at the next meet Saturd ay. are a wieked bov" she said, "how Big stock of No. 1 and No. 2 fencing and boards for cribs and sheds.

Evans Thomas, 4th and Mechanic. It is reported but not confirmed, Cow Book, many of them made from the flour for Extra ing, as there was not a quorum present. The names chosen were: Superintendent, Mr. Booker; assistant su could you rob that nest? No doubt the poor mother is grieving for the Baker's family use give the town marshal object lessons PAPER IU loss of her eggs. "Oh: she don periodically.

He was not a bad photographs from life. There are eight colored paintings of as many different breeds. Biggie Cow Book is cream, rich Jersey cream vou ought perintendent, W. F. Sponseller; secre care" cried the bov, edging awav, from Center i that Harrv Easter who went from here character but was one of those fellows tary.

Miss Crace Brown; treasurer Autoue diebolt was up Saturday. she's on your hat." Farm Journal. The Wandering Jew. Miss Sabra Sponseller; chorister, Miss Lor a Harvey; assistant chorister, Miss with the Thirty Second Kansas Volunteers was killed in the who knew how to put away without a cradle, and it was on these tinware and wash to have it. Send 50 cents to the publishers, Wilmer Atkinson Ul Ul 0 i ft HANDSOME INDEED Cannady sells boards cheap.

Philippines April 11. casions that he made things merry Byers. The committee then appoint ed permanent teachers as follows: Primary class. Miss Emma Zimmer Who says so? Farm Journal says for the town marshal. When you smoke Jeff's Raven 5 cent so, and if the farm Journal says so it man; intermediate, Miss Lor a Harvey: voung people's class, Mr.

John Hick- Biggie Berry Book, being No. 2 of is so. You must have it, so march up cigar you have the best, nptwithstand- The Biggie Books, is all about berries. Odd Fellows Celebration. Emporia Odd Fellows held a grand ling: Bible class, Mr.

S. P. Bishop Wm. Ernst was down from Amerieus Saturd ay. Fred Kopke was a visitor from Fre-niou't Monday.

ing they cost you no more than infer and pay for the Record a year ahead. We have a clubbing arrangement by A whole encyclopedia of berry lore. It was then decided that the time of ior goods. celebration of their 8lst anniversary meeting should be at 10 a. m.

It was which we can send our paper and the Misses Lizzie and Nona Reaburn decided that we should have no even at their hall in this city last Thursday loiled down after the manner of Farm Journal. Tells about varieties, about planting, growing, mulching, ten pounds of oat ing meetings until after the Sunday came down from Allen Friday even night. An interesting program was Farm Journal for nearly five years, the balance of 1900 and all of 1901, Cannady sells meal for school gets under headway. Every ing, Miss Nona taking the teachers' cultivating, picking and marketing. body come next Sunday if the sun is arranged.

C. H. Lyon made the principal address, followed by Judge 1902. 1903 and 1904, at the price of our examination Saturday. They returned was in from Fremont shining, no matter if the mud is ankle paper alone.

Pay up'and be happy Henry Good Saturday. AUCTIONEER. Sales made anywhere ou earth. Prices right. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Cull or write. KMPOIUA, KANSAS. It gives practical pointers from the pens of scores of leading berry growers Sunday morning. J. Jav Buck and John Madden, each deep.

ICEBURG. Are the New, Novel, LOW PRICED WALL PAPERS We are offering. Have you seen thera? They are striking and unique. Here are some sample prices: 5c, 8c, 10c atid 12c PER ROLL. I can suit all pocketbooki- Ellen Plnmb's Book Store, of whom did himself splendid credit by I from all parts of the county who have ii you are interested in wall paper contributed to its columns.

It has for design and reasonable prices. Dow Creek. F. C. Henshaw sports glowing tributes to Oddfellowship and its marvelous growth, history etc.

The Farm Journal is the leading a new top John Barulich was over from Reading Monday. L. M. Thomas, grocer, first store north of old court house. quantity andquality.

Will be pleased colored representations of berries true to size and color, thirty-three farm paper of the country. Its editor to show you our line. Samuels. buggy. Frank Workman sports a The Emporia contingent is both an enthusiactic and strong one, and new top was raised at tLe plow handles, and 606 Commercial St portraits of practical berrymen, and knows what he is talking about.

We prides itself in keeping sacred the term LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. Farmers' Home. was here from Cen- thirty-five other illustrations, hand ohn and F. II. Lambert were down buggy.

We hear that Jayhawker moved Emporia. to have an arrangement with the Farm Clyde Madison ter Saturday. somely bound in cloth. lne price is from their ranch in Amerieus town- Everybody likes berries; everybody Journal by which we can send it for 50 cents, by mail; address the pub Our items started to press but got earlv five vears, the remainder of D. J.

Kinnevan was here from Cen Entire new stock of rnrries, drowned. shipSaturday. Tbey planted considerable corn which is all up nicely, having sprouted prior to the cold spell. 1900 and all of 1901. 1902, 1903 and ter Saturday.

Trinule Tie don be too sure: you low as as 1904, to all who subscribe for theREC Harness, etc. Prices the lowest. ought to have them; but don't think of planting out a single row without first getting a copy of Biggie Berry Book. This book is written by a practical T. Jenson Co.

always pays highest might be mistaken. lishers, Wilmer Atkinson Co Philadelphia. STILL AT IT. With plenty of ord: both papers at the price of ours 521 Commercial. E.

L. Urmey. superintendent of the James Smith took his buggy sleigh cash price for eggs and poultry. onl v. riding one day last week.

poor farm, was in Saturday. He re Feed Yard. was up from Coal grower and will save you money, time J. W. Gadbery The woodmen are trying to organize ports an average of 16 inmates during Farmers' o.

p. creek Saturday. a lodge for the ladies to join WADDELL, the entire year just past. There are and trouble from the start. Starting right is more than hulf way towards success.

Market growers pronounce 8088110. April The farmers will not plant any more in from Fremont 1 14 now. All are in comparatively Jake Sailer was 1900. good health. township Monday.

Proprietor. Opposite Watson-Ballweg Lumber yard, on Mechanics street. cheap money to loan on farms. W. A.

WILLIS. corn until they can get into the fields. Fishing is all the go now. Some of the vacation is beingpent that way. Biggie Berry Book one of the most Too much rain for farming.

W. E. Miller is cultivating corn. T. Jenson Co.

always pays highest Farmers, dont forget that T. Jenson helpful books ever written on the subject. Many of the leading growers Jim Statiord was in Maaison Tues The woodmen of Fremont talk of en- Co. are still in the lead in the pro cash price for eggs and poultry. day.

arnng their hall and have it for a H. LEW. duce business and are paying highest have contributed their experience to E. BABINOWITZ. i I- mil Mm.

E. Moffett were here dancing room. R. R. Quakenbush's baby has been cash markets price for eggs, poultry its pages.

The price is 50 cents, by sick. Jim Sleisher went fishing and caught from Plymouth Friday. Kansas City Iron and hides at their d1 ace 19 east 6th Ave. mail: address the publishers, Wilmer some of the largest fish ever caught Little Eddie Good is improving very 1 1 Why pass Cannady 's store wneu ue 1 T. Jenson whole sale produce Atkinson Philadelphia.

out of Allen creek. slow. Wholesale Dealers iu ells the best goods at lowest prices No. Volunteer. Repairing pasture fence is all the The contract for the new city build The colored work in Biggie Berry 1-.

v.Ua. Ttiker of Allen was in go now. CASH PAID FOR COPPKR. ing was let to E. F.

Spraguelast week Book is an immence aid to berry "Weekly of Summit was in Madison town shopping last Friday. In conciseness of statement, in for $8974 and the plumbing to Fred growers. It shows the leading berries Tuesday. Mr. iiTid Mrs.

Will Svmmonds of Bowers for $2000. This exceeds the Scrap Iron, Rags and Metals. true to size, shape and color. They Fred Kluth of 110 was in Madison the thoroughness with which the ground has been covered, the Big- Amerieus were here trading Friday. amount voted about $374.

The build Tuesday. were first carefully painted by an ex le Books have won praises on ing is scheduled to be finished by perienced artist, and then reproduced 1000 bushels selected kafir corn for Aug. 31. by lithography at a cost of over one wfl At W. H.

Brooks, ozi com PREMIUM STAMP ASSOCIATION. Trade with the following merchants and get Premium Stamps on living expenses. A. O. Rorabaugh Dry Goods.

Hardcastle Kenyon, Furniture, etc. Star Clothing Gents Furnishing. Sunflower Shoe Store, Boots and Shoes. GROCERIES AD Star Cash Grocery, S. T.

Wilson. W. II. Brooks. Pearl Harris.

Emory Conklin. MEAT MARKET. O. P. Hill, Fresh and Salt Meats.

China Hall, Myser Bros. Corner Book Store, except on School Books. Scotts Candy Kitchen, Ice Cream, etc. Emporia Steam Laundry, J. E.

Martin. DRUGGISTS. Ryder Protheroe. E. M.

Kraum. M. S. Swisher, Jeweler and Optician. E.

R. Gregg, Photographer. Dr. S. E.

Worster, Dentist. J. C. CONKLIN, GEN. MDSE, Amerieus, Kan.

Don't fail to call and examine premiums. 611 Commercial W. L. WISE MAN AG thousand dollars. Aside from the every nana.

ne ooiiea uowa, common-sense, cream not skim-milk method, which characterizes the pages of the Farm Journal has mercial street. Ship your hay to Ross Bros. They BRASS. ROPE. ZINC, LEAD.

RUBBER. RAGS, BOTTLES. BONES and SCRAP-PAPER. "Highest color work there are scores of repro will get you the top of the market and C. R.

Foster, formerly of Bushong, make quick returns. If you have ductions made directly from photographs ofberries, so that the reader 11 hut. now livino west of town, oaueu been carried out in their preparation. For mechanical effect no vuu wheat to sell, see them; they will buy 223 Commercial Street. Emporia, Kansas.

Saturday and gave us a dollar. may have an accurate idea of them it and you can load at your nearest station. Kansas City address, 1312 The price is 50 cents, by mail; address expense or pains have been spared, and the highly finished paper, the Get L. M. Thomas' price on the publishers, WHmer Atkinson Co Pannhon floor.

First store north of prices will he paid. West 12th street. Branch office, Em beautiful illustrations, the excel- ft) fi "i fi ft) ft) ft) You Pay More Money For Tailor-made Suits than the shelf article. You are entitled to more. There are clothes and clothes.

Some fit, others don't. When you order your clothes from us you may be sure of two things: One is, THEY WILL FIT, And the other that they Will be Well Made. It will pay you to see my SPRING GOODS. TOM JONES, 409 Commercial St. Viz it) Hi Hi id Philadelphia.

old court house. poria, Kan. 23rWrite for terms. ent type and press wohk, and the W. S.

Provo was a valley caller this week. J. C. Rockley has gone in the duck business. O.

J. Butler of Madison was in the valley this week. A. J. Good turned his cattle on pasture this week.

John Treer turned his cattle on pasture Wednesday. A. Recek and wife of 110 were in Madison Tuesday. Miss Hazel Provo is visiting with her sister Olive this week. Matile Bros, delivered hogs toB.D.

Freeman at Madison Tuesday. Art Cramer has been very busy planting melons this week. W. E. Millers first hatching came off of his incubator last week.

It works very well. All but one hen and she insisted on standing up. In our last weeks items we stated that Frank Thill's house was nearly It took a ribbon of paper four feet enrolled with the Wall Paper. handsome cloth binding, make these books models of the print Geo. L.

Miller Record Monday. wide and 225 miles long further than A Lyon County Jack Farm. Samuels will sell at a reduction the from Philadelphia to Boston to print 's art. The color work in the Highest market price paid for pro best and cheapest grade. Call and see for yourself.

606 Commerical the January Farm Journal. It fairly Berry, Poultry, and Cow Books duce. L. M. Thomas Grocer, first store AVr.

A. Scheel, living 10 miles northeast of Emporia, is and has been enjragred in raising Jacks for bristles with good things. We nave a has never been attempted before street. north of old court house. clubbing arrangement by which we in any book selling for a reason- four years.

He has on hand live Lawrence Dreasher was up from Wanted to Trade. send it for nearly five years, the re onable price. No farm or rural splendid youiir Jacks of the Span mainder of 1900 and all of 1901, 1902, Elmendaro Monday. A good number twelve shot gun or home is comple et without udge Bisrffle's Books, and no one inter ish, Mammoth and Edgewater 1903 and 1904 to everyone who pays up gold watch for a calf or both for breeds, lie has one coming three For strictly first class creamery see Jones Stone, and insist on promptly for the Record; both papers cow. See C.

D. Aney, 405 Commercial ested in these subjects can afford year-old, 14i hands high, weight for the price of one. street. wetting Harrington Jersey Farm. to let another day go by without sharing in the helpful things with which their pages are filled.

Pay For Sale or Trade. Henrv Scheve was uu from Center $40 for a farm library other than township trading Monday. Twenty head of young mares from W. R. IRWIN, Drugs and Stationery.

Photo 507 Supplies Commercial St. about iW pounds ami an all round clean cut animal for sale. Mr. Scheel devotes his time and care to these animals, and any-one contemplating purchasing a first class Jack should bear his stock in mind. Highest market, price paid for eggs, three to six years old; also a good hay press.

Call on A. B. Hall, 501 Wall Paper, Curtains, this and you will not have more value. The price is 50 cents, free trade or cash. First store north of Exchange St.

by mail; address the publishers, Wilmer Atkinson Phila old court house. L. M. Thomas. Chair Cars ou the "Katy." delphia Beginning February 5th chair cars Mouldings.

Regular Tourist Sleeper. Will leave Kansas City at 9:05 p.m. will be placed on the "Katy Flyer" between Parsons and Hannibal in stead of coaches. commencing November 5th, and Sun The Best grades for the Least Money Flour day of each week thereafter via the Jack Season. I will make the season with my Black 4 Missouri, Kansas Texas Railway for San Francisco, without change.

Route via the M. K. T. through Parsons to Waco; S. A.

and A. P. Warrior and Mammoth jack at the W. No. 7 East Sixth Avenue.

Ry. Waco to Flatonio; So. Pac. Co. "VVe want all who intend to freshen up their homes after Spring cleaning to see our stock of Wall Papers, Curtains and mouldings before buying.

WALL PAPER, 5c per roll and up. CURTAINS, 30c each and up. MOULDINGS, 2c per foot and up- Everything new and up-to-date. Corner Book Store, Emporia, Kansas. Put a Watch On the Boy.

He will be a better boy-will be early to school it will teach himhabitsof punctuality. For $1.50 we sell a fairly good watch stem winder. With proper treatment it will last for five years. We sell a first-class Man's watch from $5.00 to $9.50, with dust-proof cases, and a beautiful Ladies' Watch, in T. Sodenfarm one half mile east of Patty's Mill.

Terms: $8 to insure living colt. H. K. Hensley. Fore Bred Poland China Hogs for-Sale.

Flatonio through San Antonio to California points. The equipment Coffee Come in and see The Best Flavors, will consist of Tourist cars of the most approved pattern with the latest I have twenty five Poland China pigs for sale, consisting of August, No. 7 East Sixth Avenue. October, and November litter. Call improvements and comforts.

For special rates etc. covering this excursion, apply to any local agent on or address, Oscar Darr, for information. Train leaves Em Tea All the Best Collection, Of All Grades and prices. poria 3:30 p. m.

daily. I Magda, Kans. Bankruptcy. All persons desiring to do so, can 8 If you want a good, clean, honest straightforward paper that already P. ACE CO, 116 West Sixth Avenue Do all kinds of No.

7 East Sixth Avenue. now be discharged from debt. 1 am offering special inducements as to is welcomed in thousands of rural homes throughout the country, then attorneys fees for procuring dis let us send you the Farm Journal. gold filled, 20-year case, for $14 to 18.00. Our Clocks Cannot be Beat.

Alarm Clocks, $1.00, $1.25, $2.00, $3.25 8 day clocks, the best made, strike the hour and half hour, fine oak and walnut cases, $3.50 Triple plated knives and forks, 6 each, $3.00 Best, our name stamped on each piece, $3.75 Teaspoons, warranted 10 years, $1.75 to $2.00 Soectacles Fitted. charges in the United States Bank Its editor knows what t5 print, but rupt Court. ar. Sug Come and try our Sugar. Satisfaction guaranteed.

WIND MILL WORK W. T. McCarty, Atty. at Law. Emporia, Kansas.

For Sale. VP 8 Pumps better yet, knows what to leave out. We will send the farm Journal the remainder of 1900 and all of 1901, 1902, 1903 and 1904 to everyone who will pay up promptly his subscription to the Record; both paper at the price of oura only. 320 acres of land, two miles west of Pipe, Tank, Plumbing, Gas Fitring and Tin Work JOHN C. WOOD, us.

We warrant Hartford, 200 acres plowed land, bal If you have trouble with your eyes, try ance pasture land, good house, barns Also Drilling Wells and all repairs of and out buildings, orchard and ponds Cash Paid for Eggs. our glasses. D. D. WILLIAMS CO.

No. 7 Eeost Sixth Avenue, Emporia. Wells, Wind Mills and Pumps. Enquire of Editor of Democratic Chauncy Linck made us a pleasant call last week and raised our bank Record or C. S.

Perkins Hartford, Repair work all Guaranteed. Kan. account a dollar. A.