The Edna Enterprise from Edna, Kansas • 1

THE EDNA ENTERPRISE. THE EDNA VOL. IV. EDN KANSAS LOCAL NEWS. Superior drills 011 Klein's Korner.

If a little is good, more is bet-7 Let it rain. New buggies o1 Klein's Korner to trade for old ones. It has been decided that La. grippe is contagious. Odds and ends from grocery stock.

Prices lopped off to close out. W. W. Curdy. H.

C. Givans the gas man went to Jopliu Wednesday morning He expects to return soon. Remember the Unity Concert Company at the M. E. church Friday evening March 20.

Insure yourself a good seat. A little bird mired down while flying across the rond south of town Wednesday. They are getting better now however. Dress your boy with one ef our long punt suits, The price will be less than the material in then is worth, sizes from 14 to 20 years. W.

W. Curdy. Miss Bertha Hoole was elected President of the Epworth League Tuesday evening to fill the vacancaused by the removal of Miss cy Lombard. Miss Incy Rudford was elected 4th Vice President. The Ohio House We had occasion to Estop at the Ohio House nt Chetopa Sunday evening, now owned and operated by our old friend and townsman Isaac Beam with his estimable wife.

They have twenty room house newly furnished throughout and in easy access to the traveling public at that place and as such have a good commercinl patronage. Mr. Beam's health is not good however and he is going to find it necessary tochange locations. If you are looking for good location cull at. this office.

a Dicus and Wife Entertain F. P. Dieus and wife were host and hostess last night to 81 most enjoynble social affair. Their benutiful home was thrown open and their eighteen guests nade to feel that everything possible had been contributed to their comfort and enjoyment. Music was produced and the fantastic toe tripped until very late hour.

Dainty rofreshments were served. The affair was given complimentto Mrs. Johnson of Humboldt ary Kansas. Mr. and Mrs.

Diens certainly know how to entertain and will ever hold a warm place in the hearts of those present. Married Nellie Pearson, youngest of Mr. and Mrs. Jonn. Pearson, departed Tuesday for Geneseo Kansas she was united in marriage Wednesday to Mr.

RegM. Shaw of Colorado Edna needs a Commerial Red and white onion sets at Radford's Remember the wolf drive tomorrow (Saturday.) Tom Reasor is behind the block in the Edna Ment Market. Many man? reserves the kind words his wife is entitled to for her tombstone. A. S.

Goodwine and wife came over from Joplin Sunday morning for a visit with Mrs. Good. wine's parents. To be in the fashion you must eat Honey-Comb Candy. Get free sample of the Intest candy craze, for sale only at Big Racket, C.

E. Radford has purchased the Tennie Petitt residence property near the school house. Mrs. Petitt expects to return to the torritory soon. There is nothing small in 8 world where 21 mud creek swells to an Amazon and the stealing of la penny may end on the scaffold.

-Success. The frogs were croaking last night and early this morning we were visited by another spring shower, which will lay the dust. for a few days. There are indications of clearing up. Jolm Lowry a young man from Waggoner I.

T. was found unconscious in the National Hotel at Coffeyville Thursday afternoon. He had taken poison with suicidal intent but will recover. Lodge Notice. Members of Edna Star Council K.

L. of S. and interested parties. You are hereby notified the open meeting dated March 9. has been postponed.

Watch for future date. By order of Com. Julia B. Duree See. W.

O. Dunlap moved his family and personal effects to Burtlesvill I. T. Wednosday morning, vin the Katy. We very much regret to see Mr.

Dunlap and family leave Edna and Labett county but Bartlesville profits by our loss and our very best. wishes go with them. The Katy railroad has issned an order for the Dawes Commis sion now sitting at Muskogee to cense allotting the Cherokee and Creek lands, Claiming that railrond Company is to have alternate strips of land ten miles on either side of their rightofway through those two nations. Mr. Campbell of near Dennis has purchased the A.

B. Sunders property in East Edna. Consid. eration $425.00. The deal" was consummated through the W.

A. Blair real Festute agency. Mr. Campbell expects to move here and take possession inside of month. He has a position on the Mo.

Pacific section. School Report Colorado. Geneseo is the Report of Rose Hill school for the railroad diverges month ending March 3rd. No. Springs and Mr.

enrolled 32, avernge attendance mother proceeded to 25. Those neither absent nor where he met the bride tardy, Mila Hayes and Jennie they were joined in the Waugh. Not absent but tardy of wedlock. From Oren Breidenthal. Names rejourney was continued maining oll roll of honor at the Colorado Springs where end of the month, Jennie Waugh, had prepared and fur- Clayton Bennett, Emma Bennett, benutiful home.

The Mila Hayes, Frank Hayes, Helen 0110 our most accomplish- Humbleton, Mildred Hambleton Indies and leaves behind Harold Humbleton, Iva Davis, friends who regret her Roy Davis, Oren Breidenthal, but join with 118 in Breidenthal, Leonin Nevthem all the happiness ille, Joe Stines, Lee Stines, Berthat life can give. the Hurst, Etta Stines, Lottie is a young man and is Penn, Elsie Robinett, Katie Batand has charge "of the man and Jessie Greenup. Visiton the Missouri Pacific ors, Elvin Maxson, Susie Hamblethat place, a very ton, Messrs Will Stines and Ted Their future and Miss Rosa Hibbitt. Colorado. Cutherine Wallingford, Teucher.

KANSAS FRIDAY MARCH 6 1903. NO. 26. Council meeting to-morrow night. A.

B. Sanders was up fram Centrulin Tuesday. Within six months' Edna expects to be burning gas. Fred Bungh has a nephew visiting him from Appleton City Mo. Miss Rose Walker departed Monday morning for Collinsville Ind.

Ter. O. J. Bull went to Oswego Wednesduy evening arriving home this morning. The Holland building on west Delaware Street is being fitted up for occupany.

In everybody's mouth! What? Honey -Comb Cundy. For sale only at Big Rucket. Three lots and a lot and a new four room house for sale reasonable if sold quick. See Ellis. A brick plant is a talked ef possibi.ity for Edna.

A good mill is also in sight. Let then come. Two cars on the east bou local yesterday morning left the truck at Bartlett. Some delay was caused. Advices received from Mrs.

0. C. Cunningham at Burminghum Alabama states that she is slowly improving. The whole towm is going wild ever the Honey- Comb Candy (n delicius coufection) for sale only at Big Racket. W.

H. Kallenburger has been duite sick this week. The Woodmen have employed a uurse to sit up with him. W. E.

Lewis went to Missouri Saturday evening to attend the wedding of a brother. He is expected home to-duy. Taylor Storm write home from Las Vegus N. M. that foot of snow covers the ground and the mercury registered 22 below.

Seed potatoes are coming to town thick and fast and every empty building obtainable in the city is being filled with them. Seed Potatoes. We have the genuire Minnesota, Red River, Early Ohio and Early Rose seed potatoes. See us before buying. C.

E. Radford. John Richardson and Chas. Muxwell, the former a miller and the latter 11 grain buyer from Springtown Arkansas, were in the city yesterday. F.

W. Elliott went to Altamont Wednesday evening, culled there by the illness of his wife and two sons. He returned home yester. day leaving them much improved. Word was recevied from Mr.

and Mrs. Huff, who were married last Tuesday, stating that they were now in Mountain Park Ok. Inhoma. where Mr. Huff is operator on the Frisco.

R. H. Welch desires to inform the public that his store has been rearranged throughout and he has the most complete stock of new and up to-date furniture and millinery in the city. A. radical improvement is be.

ning made in interior of the Gem Pharmacy. New Counters are be. ing installed and paint and paper are being freely used to most excellent advantage. Married. Gus Bunzet and Miss Miller were united in marriage this week.

"he groom is 0118 of our well to do young farmers and the bride is a young lady of sterling qualities. Our best wishes for happiness and success are theirs. Mrs. D. D.

Ray is improving. Come to Edu if you are looking for a live town. The brick Masons have resumed work on the Masonic Hull. The opportone time is here; let the people of Edna work harmoniously. The Big Racket has an artistic Dress goods window, the work of Mr.

Duge. I. N. Martin arrived home last night. from 811 extended visit in Kentucky.

l'here is a report current that two extra trains will be placed on this division. Rev. Jus. Harvey was over from Chetopa yesterday visiting his mumerous frends in thisvicinity. Intest candy, that comet THE Honey Comb Candy' the Cundy world, for sale only by Big Racket.

More strange faces have been seen in Edna the past. week than for many weeks past. All come with a view of locating too. There is always room here for good live business men, others need not npply. CITY DADS MEET.

Question of Gas Franchise Considered. Other Matters of Importance Considered 'The city council met in regular session at their council chamber Tuesday evening and transacted more business and manifested more interest than at. any previous meeting the past year. All mem. hers were present and the question of grunting a gas franchise was the first to claim their attention.

I The gas company had a petition signed up which was rend by the clerk and presented for consideration. G. W. Rensor was in receipt. of a communication from Gas City, giving gas rates at that place and the Company here granted permission to submit this proposition which wils substan.

tially as follows: The franchise was to last for period of twenty years, and the -Company bound themselves to have gas piped into the town on or before Jan. 1st 1904 and gas was to be furnished at the followling rates and for terms of six months, commencing in October and ending in April: Cook stove $1.50 per month, two cook stoves $200; henting stove $1.50, two heating stoves 82.00 per month and $1.00 for each additional. Lights 10 cents for single light ol' three for 25 cents and 5 ants for each additional light. They Inter added to this proposition fur. nish heat and light for the churches and one-half of the street lights.

Nothing in regard to gas engines or boilers was mentioned and for that reason nothling definite was done. A committee of two consisting of W. D. Sturges and Oscar Froman were appointed to investigate further and they made a trip to Coffeyrille yesterday in quest. of gus knowledge.

The council Were unanimous in favor of granting a franchise on terms that were greeuble. An ordinance repealing the ordinance relating to bowling ulleys and pool tables, was introduced and on motion to suspend rules and take netion on same, the motion was turned down and the ordinance referred to the ordinance committee for action at next meeting. The or. dinance further provided licence for running same. It was proposed to build crossings to euch of the churches and without taking definite netion they adjourned to meet to-morrow (Saturday) night when definite action will be taken in regard to these gestions.

WHAT YOU WILL FIND A ON LEIN'S Drills. Discs, Cultivators, Harrows, Hardware, Garden Tools Seeders, Paint, Plows. Glass, Oils. ORNER. ALL GUARANTEED FIRST CLASS.

LUMBER. The new Lumber Yard is now ready for business with a strictly high grade of material. We invite DIlL inspection and kindly solicit a share of your patronage. J.A. Baker, EDNA KANSAS.

FARM LOANS, At 5 per cent and pay as you like. Farms for sale on terms to suit purchaser, also Rental' Agent, Insurance written on application in best Companies and at that cannot be beaten. Call or Write and Your Business Will be Carefully Looked After, J. S. Hileman, EDNA KANSAS, April 12th is Easter Sunday.

Quite a number will attend the play at Valeda tomorrow night. One and a half billion dollars represents the expenditares in congress this year. Miss daughter than evening where at nocn inald Springs place where to Colorado Shaw and that point to be and holy bonds there the 011 into the groom nished a bride is ed young scores of departure wishing and success The groom flaginan messages system at tive position. will be in DOES" IF WILL YOU NOT TAKE YOUR KRAUSE'S HEAD Reward HeadacheCapsules for $500 a any injuACHE rious substance these found Capsules. in -Perfectly Will Cure any Harmless Kind of Money refunded if not as we say.

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It takes effect at the seat of the trouble and acts on the inflamed membranes instead of passing wholly into the stomach and drugging or stupefying the system. Gives relief instantly. CURED It destroys the disease germ, clears the phlegm and draws out the inflammation, thus removing the cause and curing permanently. One Minute Cough Cure is perfectly harmless, good for children and they like its taste. Prepared only by E.

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This preparation contains all of the digestants and digests all kinds of food. It gives instant relief and never fails to cure. allows you to eat all the food you want. The most sensitive stomachs can take it. By its use many thousands of dyspeptics have been cured after everything else failed.

It prevents formation of gas on the stomach, relieving all distress after eating. Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take. It can't help but do you good Prepared only by E. C.

DE WITI Chicago. The $1. bottle contains times the 50c. sise. Market Report Below we give the Market, corrected every Friday morning by V.

P. Dicus, W. W. Goodwin and D. G.

Elliott Wheat, 50 to 60c Oats, 30 co 320 Corn, 35c Hogs, 06c Butter, 11c Eggs, 12c Hens, 08 Broilers per lb 10c Ducks, 7c Geese, 05c Cox, each 12 Turkey hens, 12c Toms, 08c Coal Baled Hay, $31 to $4.