The Daily Democrat from Emporia, Kansas • 1

THE OCRAT. VOL. EMPORIA, KANSAS TUESDAY. APRIL 25. 1 899 NO- 48.

DAILY DEM rn -jjHJ ft A'. Knight of Pythian Uniform Hanks, Weather Report. 'Klnsu-Patr tonight and Thursday, proceeded by showers east and rest portion this afternoon. Cooler west and central portion tonight. GOODS YupCidoCi) (Saufldy CIdUcCdodd The Finest Confectionery in Town.

Try Our Ice Cream, Ices and Cool Drinks. Special Attention Paid to Banquets, 62 1 COM! STREET. A. Buchanan. ProDr.

are Important in a suit through not as important as the fit. The lit Is tLe vital spark in the appear. ance of a suit. It is what makes or spoils it. The clothing we sell must fit or it is unmade until it does fit.

It jou want clothing, that is just what It seems to be, you should see us. JOHN WOOD, Suits 86.00 to 16.00. THE GROCER J. J. Edwards, 509 COMMERCIAL 6T.

GEE WHIZ Yon will be surprised at the prices given on Clocks this week, $1 and up. My watch repairing gives satisfaction. Glasses fit io perfection. li sAr IB SujicDner. 611 Comm'l St.

Opposite Harkness' dry good store Try French Whipped Cream. Will Quote you Prices that Customer keepers, at his 7 E. Gtli Ave. THE DAILY DEMOCRAT, A B.U'HILUPS. Editors and Publishers.

HORACK 1'. SCIHELL, EMPORIA, KANSAS. The Produce 413 t-2 Commercial 8t-We re leading In Low I'rlcei. Lower in fact than It I. poaaiblo to get Grocorle.

for at any other pl.ee, OH sardine, to. Mustard 80. lb can pumpkin, 7 11 ban Product aoap fi Special aucar cured baoon 7 Blue ribbon honey eured bacon 15 Extra No. 1 navy beam, 8 lbs .,..25 10 lb. beat rolled oat.

2i Golden Klo freah rousted per lb 15 Germ Free Milk, pure and rich, per qt 4 Butter milk, fresh day, per gal 8 2.1 01 K-O. Bukltur Powder 20 Pride of Columbia Salmon 10 Gallon applei ,..,30 Sultana seedle.a ralaloa per pound 15 Sliced bonelea. breakfast bacon in 1 lb 25 LOCAL NEWS. Bead all the ads In the Democrat. Velvet edge Emporia Steam Latin Jry.

Call up 82 when you want the Demo-chat office. The Red Men's colors are orange, blue andstaret. Steer Beef at Hen? nings- Hon. J. M.

Miller and Jerry Simpson will be here Dewy day, and address an audience at Freroo it i'ark. The railroad boys will apppar in the parade on Dewey Day, the Topeka fl at will be sent here and used byjthem The longest word In the English Ian-guise a jointed word of 28 letters. "Tran-substantlationableness" is the next longest. EADAM'S MICROBE KILLER day, in are for is and er at of held their regular meeting and drill last evening. The "See For Three" league, will gift musical social at the First M.

E. Church tonight. Bring your mouth Gray and have it put in order, for grass, beet and screen corn Is coming. Sugar curred hams and bacon, my own cure at Hennings. R.

Hatfield and J. H. T. Gordon will represent the l'hllomathlan society of the College at the contest June 5th, Tom Wheldon held the lucky ticket that drew the nice dress pattern offared as a prize to the base ball scheme, by Rorabaugh. 1 Rev.

Father Is at Westpha lia where he is attending a meeting of the Catholic clergv ot the Leavenworth diocese. He returns home tomorrow. Andrew Hines will soon begin the erection of a bouse on a lot on Exchange street In this city which he recently purchased of Mrs. Alice Preston, of Preston Mats' The three-year-old child of T- who fell from a box Monday evening breaking its left arm at the elbu, is reported as doing as well as could be pected. The Kansas Creamery at Emporia is now in charge of B.

Coggeshell of Topeka, who is a pratlcal atter-maker and has had a great deal of experience in the business. Would it not be a good idea for some local composer to write a song on soap, and set it to music. The two articles, soap and sheet music, seems to have had a race for supremacy during the past week. Jefferson's famous melodrama, Shadows of a Great City," will be pro duced at the Whitley Opera House to night. The play represents the ups and downs of life in and about New York City.

The young people of the Baptist church have organized a reading club. The order is the reading of latest liters tare. The first meeting was held at the home of Mayor Morse, 803 street. E. W.

Wagoner, Dentist, corner 6h and Commercial, uses all modern aj plications in working on gums and teeth. Teeth without plates, artificial plates, guaranteed to fit tt Two of the first improvements to be worked for bv our cltlzms are an electric street railway for Emporia and a new court house for Lyon county Fall in line and help-push these two needed improvements along. The ladies of the Lutheran church will entertain this evening at the church corner of Seventh and sution street. They have new dishes and a gas stove for the convenience of such occasions. Mr.

Reed is said to have liked rover Cleveland better thau Benjamin Harrison and Mr. Cleveland said that the Repub ltoans should nominate Reed for the Presidency. The exchange of sympathy between these heavy weights Is touch lng. The young ladles met at the Wigwam last held a sewing bee. They finished sewing the bunting to be used in decorating during Jubilee week, thai the young men had not completed a their meeting on the previous evening, A aoclal will be given this evening at the First Congregational church by the young ladles of Sabbath school class.

An art gallarv will be one of the-attractions. There will be an admission fee of 10 cents charged. Ice cream and cake will be served. Marshal Dryer and Policeman Francis are after tramps that show up In the coporate limits and are making things hot for the ''hobo" element. Officer Francis had a dream the other night and in It he kicked a summer tourist from Cammerciai street to the outside of the city limits.

The result is a fractured foot-board to the bed, and one of his big toes has 4 feeling that can be described only unto a man who baa Chronic case of rheumatism, about 19 hours proceeding a storm, mm Ladies are invited To make the Dress Cutting Acad- i I emy their nead-q uarters ubllee week. Leave your grips where they will be eared for. Second door west of post office. Mrs. W.

A. Robinson, Emporia Choral Society Con- i cert. Tickets are now on sale at Irwin's drug store for the Cantata next Tuesday night. Price of addmission 35, cettta any where in the house. Go and get your reserved seats, without extra charge, Witley Opera house.

A Fine Show Case. 0. M. Wllhite has now one of the finest show eases in the state o( Kansas at the Hit-Way. The case is seven foot long, and three feet wide, and Is entirely of plate glass, with the exception of the back part, which has a light frame and sliding doors, There is only one other case like it in the state of Kansas, and that is owned by a man at Topeka.

The Bhow case cost $100. Thieves Abroad- -Sunday night the hardware and har ness store of 1'oung DeBold of Opl, was entered by burglera and a number ot articles stolen. Suspicion at once retted on H. Kelson who had formerly beeneraplojed by the firm, Slit riff O'Connor Was notified and soon after arrested Kelson, A skeleton key was found in his possession which proved to be the key which had unlocked the store door. Kelson's trunk was also searched and in was found a new set of harness When confronted with the fact that the harness had been found in bis trunk, be claimed that Cfcaa.

Chambers had brought the harness to him tor safekeeping. A warrant was sworn out and Sheriff O'Conner went to OIpe for bis man. Chambers denies anyonnection whatever with the stealing. Both men are now in jail, to answer to the charge of burglary. Chamber waived pre liminary and is out on bond.

A Hard Luck Story About fifty head of horses arrived in town this moralng and were taken to the Jim Davis livety barn, where they will be offered at mortgage sale, Saturday There is a hard luck story connected with this sale. Every body knows Judge Randolph, The Judge is a good natured man and is willing to stake his last dollar when his friends are in trouble or hard up. During the last few years Mr. Randolph has been called up on several times to' go on notes as en dorser for his friends who wanted to borrow money from the banks. Things drifted along and the parties failed to meet their obligations.

It then became necessary for the Judge to put up the cash or collateral. Not havln; the cash at hand he gave a mortgage for $5,600 on his herd of bio ded horses. The rest of the story is told in the mortgage sale ad in this paper. Hot a dollar of this money for which Mr. Randolph sacrifices his herd ot 50 blooded horses ever went into his pocket.

He went on the notes to accommodate his friends and now must 8ufferfor it. Warren Oase Decision. A decision was today rendered by Probate Judge Mason in the Warren Si Harrison administration case. This Is the case In which S. H.

Warren administrator, filed bis report some time ago. The widow of the late b. B. Warren appealed from the decision, The decision Is against H. Warren for $3,808 la favor of the estate.

An appeal was taken and the case will likely be settled.ln Dis trict court Joe Williams an old time engineer of the Santa Fe, and who-haa resided in Emporia for years, returned Monday form Mena, Arkansas, where he has a ran on the Pittsburg Onlt railroad. He will remain in Emporia a few weeks before resuming his run. His family Also My Own Make, Eqal to the Best. are business cathers and store round the corner. Emnnria Kan Purely Personal Ralph Wright went to the ranch to F.

Helllnghead, ot Phoenix, 0. Is ihe city today. Mrs. J. F.

Kenn9y, who has been sick several weeks, Is reported better. D. 8. Morrisou has returned from Eureka, where he was on business. Allen.

Brown and H. 8. Worcester in Heading today on business. Miss Minute Sbaw, of 902 Mchanic is reported as sick, and dangerously so, today. Mrs.

Harry Pearson, at her home 601 West street, is entertaining Mrt. John Rhelnhart, of Strong City. Judge. E. VV.

Cunningham departed Hutculnson this morning, He will attend the G. A. R. Encampment now being held in tflat city, Miss Lorena Stotler arrived yesterday trom Wichita, and will visit the next month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Jacob 8totler.

Elmer Miller has commenced the erection of a residence on Cotton wood street, Fred Layton, of 813 Neosho Street having a new roof put on bis house making other needed repairs. Frank Hughes, an old Emporia boy, who now makes Heiden, Hein county, Texas his headquarters, is home visiting his parents, Corner 6th, avenue, and Kural Street. Dr. Gardner, 728 State Street has the plans out, and is being fig ured upon by contractors, which wil materially improve his residence property, The improvements wil cost in the neighborhood of $1000 Agents. A ICE CREAM AND ICES 9 3 Etc.

411 Commercial St. $19.00 PUEBLO AND RETURN. VIA SANTA FE ROUTE. Tickets on sale May 16 and 17, with return limit of June 15. No change of cars.

Harvey dining rooms. J. A. Lucas, Agent, Emporia, PEARSALL cfTllIlTAlLOIfe PANTS from $4 UP MADEto ORDER. 314 Commercial Sreet Vernon Bros.

Music Co. opening from May to 6th, Jubilee Week at their new location, Cor. 6th Ave. and Merchants. Angelus Music, Expert Crown Piano Player from Chicago and other en tertainments during each day and evening.

For Banquets, Part'es, Municipal Ownership. Hon. John Clark Ridpatb, the world read historian says: -Muni-cipal ownership is one of the. living issues now before vhe American people," and it is espoused by the Democratic party and made an empha sized plank in its national platform next year. 1 believe that the of all public and quasi public franchises should belong to the public.

Our plank against trusts will be. renewed and accentuated, and a mo3t decisive fight made upon these tbrcatninglvils. If we are victorious we can then determine up on some just plan of controling them by legislative enactments and the ex ecution of the law. The question of imperialism is with us, and our peo ple are awakening to its dangers, It will stay with us as a vital issue until it is settled one way or the other, The Democratio party will declare againBt it We have no right to pervert a war for humanity and libera tion to one of conquest, subjugation and expansion." President Taylor, of the Normal has been invited to participate as one of the judges at the debating contest to take place Friday evening of this week at Topeka between Washburn and Baker Universities. SCOTTS CORES HPIi DISEASE by Reaching and Killing all Animal Germs or Microbes within the Human System.

Call at the store and see for your- flelf what we can show you. MARTINS GASH STORE Sole still live in this city..