The Lyon County Farmer from Emporia, Kansas • 8

DEATHS John O'Connor died Saturday mi Better to me than all my hopes, Better than all my fears; He made a bridge of ma broken works And a rainbow of my tears. inna Shipton. JOHN BRODIE E. 6th Ave. Buggy and Wagon Maker morning at 8 o'clock at the home of Mb sister, Mrs.

Judd O'Connor, 811 TO 8I5WAUUT KANSAS CITY, MO. ThaOld Rallnbla Oortor Oldast In and lonceet located. A 7 mm-Ai-lnm. fluulAVun1 Snaclal Dractica in Hartford. He had been a Buf- Painting.

Repairing and Horse Shoeing a Specialty. Over 32 vaara In Kmims City. established 1867. ferer for many years and had W. C.

ROBERTS, Authorlted by the Pfcrflnlf MmMIII ftllll Snftflirll OlSflaSOt vived two i trokea of paralysis. He I Prices Always Reasonable All mHntnM fiirntaViad for 1186110 ATTORN EY-AT-LAW was an old time newspaper man and came to Emporia as managing traaA mail I Kress Bldg. Phone 160 I (Ihanras low Over oo.qoo oaua ourea. i for nmtu Oaosultatioa tree and pewonallr or by lattar. editor of the "Nbwb" it 1884.

From Icasoandiood 1 ft -t EMPORIA, KANSAS SeminalWeaknessu Hydrocele and SSSnn i few data without para rADH I nftMO Made promptly at Low Bate. here he went to Ft. Worth, Texas, Sexual Debility JftHBS where he became prominent among When you want anvthmc (elllea and excess oauslng Bight loaies rnimul 0r daager. Boakfrae. VariOOCOie gcrotum.oouilnf ner-voui dabillty, weakness of the ixuaf sys rnnhl LUHI10 Liberal Privileges.

CENTRAL MORTGAGE CO newspaper writers. In 1890 he in the hardware line it will and losa ot ieuai power, pimpiea blotohea on the (ace, confused ldeaa ana forietfutneaatbashfulnesi and aversion to suffered a physical break down and tem, permanently aurea wimoui paim. surely pay you to call at the Ciinhllle That terrible disease, In aVDlIlllaa all lt forma and atacres. A. S.

NEWMAN, President. 508 Commercial Street returned to Kansas living on a sooiety, onred lor me. isiop nigo losses, restore sexual power, nerve and brain power, enlarge and strengthea weaK cured for life. Blood poisoning and all farm near Hartford. During this parts and maue you ni ior marrmgo.

dcuu for free book and list of questions. time he wrote for different Kansas S. N. PARKER, private diseases permanently curea. rrrW for both sexes 99 pages, 7 li pictures, with full description of above diseases, the affects and cure, seat sealed in plain wrapper free, ff- Ead till Book till hfumitia HtesUliB.

Curl MUSEUM Of ANATOMY FOR MSN ONLY newspapers. He was sixty years Radically cured with OtriCtltTO new Infallible Homa and ln allu eiruraentH.DOpaln, no detention from buslness.Cure guaranteed. Book andlistof questions free-sentsealcd. Co-Uperative store. You may want a stove, you may want a buggy, you may want a plow, it makes no odds what you may want, we have it and will save you money.

C. F. Hill, manager. old at his death; bat had never Building And married. His nearest relatives are two brother.p, Michael, of Kansas Feed Material City, Thomas, of Salt Lake City and two sister, Mrs.

Judd O'Con Cement, Lime, Sand, Plaster and Lath, Mill '-Work, Shingles, Oils and Paints. Office and Yard, 119-123 West Sixth Avenue T. JENSOU BROS, nor, of Hartford and Mrs. Dennis O'Connor of Lansing, Karsas. His funeral was held at the Cath Take Her a BOX OF BON-BONS from the i a olic church in Hartford.

He was Telephone 276. EMPORIA, KANSAS hurried here in the Sacred Heart cemetery. 5 19 East 6th Ave. Ara Still Paying the Highest Market Price paid for jour Eggs, Poaltry and Hides Now paying 9c per lb for Hides and 7c per lb for Hens Mrs. Ida Beal, wifeof Beal, The LYON COUNTY FARMER Ot'lee 704 Commercial street Emporia, Kansas.

died at St. Marv'e hospital Satur day morning of consumption. She GIVE FACTS Mention Authority "Fool the People Dope" Don't go. Wo would like to know the Gazette's authority for statements con-vsying the impression that the Brewers desire the repeal of the Phone 377 a 5 507 Com'I. St.

leaves a young boy motherless of only two years of age. Besides her DeMond Hel em Cleaning, Pressing, Dying aud Rerair- J. A. STEWART, Editor. nC.

French Drv ninnnin aAUu work a speoialty. Suits made to meas Prohibitory law in Kansas. We can give direct authority from the Published Weekly every Thursday ure irom 517 up, tit guaranteed. Second Hand Clothes for Sale. Work called for and delivered.

Phone 1160. business managers of tne wholesale and brewing companies that they F. C. NEWMAN, President J. M.

STEELE, Cashier L. IIALM'CK. Vice President II. W. "ier, Ass't Cashier C.

H. NEWMAN, Ass't CiimIV; One Dollar a year in advance. husband in mourning are two brothers, Albert and Fred Whipple who live ten miles north of Emporia. Mrs. Beal was formerly Miss Ida Whipple, a teacher in the Harmony district, a number of years ago.

The iuneral was held at the Baptist church and interment was made in Maplewood cemetery. S09 Com'I. Emporia, Kan. are satisnea witn trie condition in Kansas; are not spending a cent Admitted to the mails as Second Class HO i 9 do not intend to and have no inter E. BROWN Dealer In ional Bank Matter under the Act of March 3.

1879-Mayl6, 1911. lie utizensM est in the resubmission campaign. One business manager of an ex COAL and CENENT OF EmPORIA, KANSAS 973 TELEPHONE 0 Mrs G. V. Crumley died Sat $150,000.00 urday at her home 3019 Constitu hoae 167, 205 Commercial St.

THE Capital Surplus THURSDAY, NOV. 23, 1911 tion street from heart failure. She $100,000.00 tensive wholesale house said: "We are perfectly satisfied with Prohibition in Kansas and would not have it any other way; as we are making more money than possible with open saloons. We sell directly to eaves a husband and five children I have taken charge of The Lyon who are all married. The family Emporia Bakery has lived in Emporia eighteen County Farmer and respectfully solicit your patronage.

The paper is United States Depositary State Depositary Interest said on time Deposits, safty deposit boxes for Rent. years. Mrs. Crumley was a mem 903 Commercial Street. Telephone 253 consumers at profitable prices entirely within the law and have an enormous trade in Prohibition ber of the Baptist church.

Her non-political and will furnish gener funeral was held at the home Sun al county news. R. D. CRAWFORD. Prot.

states." J. A. Stewart. day afternoon. In other words they are getting Albert E.

abendike died Wed rich on Prohibition. Their busi Have You Tried Our Capital Bread Don't knock boost. DIRECTORS G. W. Newman J.

T. Achtson J. M. Steele nesday morning November 22 F. C.

Newman R. J. Edward T. F. Byrnes ness houses show emphatic signs of R.

M. Hamer J. S. Kpnyon L. L.

Halle tk consumption, at his home, 817 prosperity aud it is said that Pro Great things often result from Mechonic Street. He leaves a wife hibition Kansas is building up Kan little words of encouragement. and eon, Albert, h's father and sas City, Missouri, in elegant style. mother, Mr. and Mrs.

Grabendike Don't discourage anyone they of Ottawa, a sister and two broth Restoration of Telephone Service I will find discouragement enough. in In 98 Hours RED AUTO ers, one in Wiehita and one Oklahoma. Don't talk about something you Albprt Grabendike was a city The Missouri and Kansas Telephone uin't iinrl erst and. Get vour tacts Board and Rooms Also Table Board. Special attention to meal tr ide, bath, phone and steam heat to guests of the house.

Come and try pur service Mrs. Frank Humphrey 627 Merchant Emporia, Kas. Bring Your Clothes to The salesman for the ToeLler Mercanti! VI LI first and then do your talking. and was secretary and treas Or gas engine oil 35c per gal. Castor machine oil in 5 gallon company's Fa'rmount Exchange at Kansas City, Missouri, was completely destroyed, on Sunday, October 22nd at 3 a.

by a fire which is belived to have been caused by an explosion of eas in urer of the U. C. also belonged to the Masonic, Elk and Woodmen lodzes. A funeral service is held A fountain pen will be given as a premium for every fifty cent sub lots, 25c per gallon at today at 4 o'clock and the body wi scriber to The Lyon County the house adjoining that in which the central office was located. The telephone company at once communicated be taken to Ottawa, his od home Farmer.

with the Western Electric Company 1 LOOMIS' for burial Friday morning. and the work of restoring service to the There will be two special ed- subscribers was begun at 9 o'clock of ir---; ditions of the Lyon County Farm the same morning, when a dozen men Cleaning STAR Pressing Trices Right. Work Guaranteed C. F. MAZON 13 East 6th.

Phone 915 from the electric company's local in er within a month Thanksgiving and Christmas. Any news, adver- stalling force appeared upon the seen Einker SuDday si hcol will give a spftcial program Snndny, Nov. 26. Those who attended the Suuday school convention in Emporia were: Mrs. Howell.

Mrs. Kime, Mrs. Dun- tismementB or communications for The Hawthorne factory pf the West ern Electric Company waa called upon those issues ehould be sent in early. by long distanco telephone to make blazios, Lewis Roberts and Caroline Whitemore. A newspaper is a thing that every The Ladies social mot with Mrs.

When you get through fooling with Medicines for rheumatism, try KRAUM'S Rheumatism Remedy hurry-up shipment, and responded by sending forward the necessary apparatus by express the evening of the day on which the fire occu ed, thu9 supplementing without dilay the work was being done by the local house in Kehlor last Thurspay. Mr. P.ishop and dtubter, Vera, vis person in town kmwns how to run except the editor. It is what should be an oven for roasts on everyone except yourself, members of your ited the Sponsellor family one day week. The kind that cures for good.

Price Bernadirro Ilubir entered the Normal SELL Emporia City Lots At Lo.v Prices, also sell Lyon County Land and Kansas Land Iu any part of the State. Can sell you Land in Texas, Oklahoma and Lcm'siaua. Call and see usio Room 11, Finley Block, Emporia, Ks. $2.00 per bottle, three for $3.00. Monday, the beginning of a new term.

family and a few of your particular friends, for whom it should be a Rev. L. Smith made an interest KRAUM REMEDY TO. sweet-scented bouquet of praise. nig address to tne eople or mnker, Sunday afternoon.

rushing material to the building in which the new exchange was to be honsed. The new switchboard equipment consisted of several sections from the telephone company's stock, and some from and addition which was to be installed at the Rosedalo exchange, on account of the increasing business in that district Twenty-six installers reported Emporia Kansas Earnest Roberts ia sporting a new buggy. THE LBWJS AFFAiRS It is puzzling to consider that as For the BEST Lillie Zimmerman spent Saturday with homo folks. sensational and scandalous as the In fresh MEATS Oysters receivership and bankruptcy of the and salt 7RAYLOR for work on Monday morning, October SSrd, and from that time until the new board was cut in service at 5 a. m.

Oct and Poultry Call at the Mr3. George Gunkel wno ha been ill for soma time is improving. Mr. Mrs. Wilhite went to Eagle ober 26th, with a full cuuipment of 800 subscribers' lines, a day and night crew Lewis affairs in University City, St.

Louis, seem to be from reading the Woman's National Weekly we can find no other newspaper in the land that has taken up the Lewis cause. croek Tuesdav. were at work continuously. Atyoe Meat Market 28 E. 6th Phone 16 Taking in consideration the fact that the work was done under- high speed J.

W. Fowler lost his driving horse which died of IwkTaw last week. Lum Overlin from Emporia visited with Wilhites Friday and Mrs. llanmih It is hard to understand why that persecuted man, E. G.

Lewis, seems mditions, in order that the subscribers might not be inconvenienced for an ex to have aroused no sympathy among Wilhite and daugh tor Nellie visited her tended period, it is worthy of note that Stock for Sale his contemporaries. Not a good the trouble reports issued as a matter of Lyon County Farmer Will issue Two Special Editions In the near future, the. first on the Wednesday, before THANKSGIVING And other for the Christmas Holidays routine by tho telephone company ind cate that the work of the Western Elec sister Clara, in SatTordville Saturday. Miss Mabel Kau and Fray Sparks were married Monday afternoon at the Episcopal church by tric Company '9 installing force was so well done that a minimum of trouble word has been noticed for him in any of the daily papers, It must be a case of "kick a man when he is down, "as the news they publish in regard to his affairs casts a sha low upon him, the Rector Rev. H.

II. Mize. An POLAND CHINA HOGS. Bors and Gilts of a Servicable Age Also Registered Hereford Bulls. was experienced after the new equip ment was cut into service.

Don't Depend on G-qs elegant wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride's parents Mr. and John Rflvtpcher Did Yov Hear the Shots? If you need heat, try coal and Mrs. tenants has been raieed in A great shooting affray at Frey's Gal wood of J. U. 11 A HAM.

Usae City shaft, Cherokee lump and mt, McAleeter and Canon. City carried Emporia and Mr. Sparks is in business with his father in St. Louis Both editions will be given a Free Circulation and try to reach most of the people in Emporia and Surrounding Country. lery.

The highest score each day cap tures a Goose for Thanksgiving or They )eft here at once to spend a Oscar Darr Phone 2 on 1 PLYMOUTH, KS in stock. Christinas Day. Come in and try your skill. C. A.

Fp.ky. 15 E. Sixth st. few days in Kansas City. 819 Com'I.

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