The Tyro Life from Tyro, Kansas • 4

TYRO LIFE. C. H. ALLEN, PUB'R. Published Every Thursday Entered 89 second-class matter August 10, 1905 at the port office at Tyro Kansas under the Act of Congress of March 2, 1879.

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BRAND NEW EDIFICE New Santa Fe Depot at Independence. The Santa Fe has a new depot at Independence. The last work on the building was done a few ng The structure cost $10,000. It is made of brick. AN to size it is 40x130 ft.

'The platform is 40x 600 ft. The new building in much larger than the old one and is altogether more satisfactory to both employes and public. Now if the Mo. would consign its shack to the litter pile and put up a decent depot all that the people of Independence would have to regret is that both depots were not united. Locals.

(Friday.) Locals. (Friday.) Mrs. D. F. Tucker was a passenger to Caney this morning.

Rev. Howel went to Havana today. Much progress is still being made at the Caney Center meeting. The Rebekahs had a nice supper at the Fields hall last night. This is very much like a spring day.

We have been looking for a Christma: tree program to be handed in. D. P. McClaren left this morning for Lebanon his home where he will be gone till the first of the year. The streets are much like a pig sty to-day.

There will be a Xmas tree at the church to-morrow night. Mrs. H. S. Hill was at Coffeyville a short time this morning.

Miss Minnie Evans is spending the day at Coffeyville. These are heavy shopping days. Mrs. G. R.

Wheeler left this morning for Manhattan where she will spend the Holidays with some of her children who are attending college there. Three cabooses were attached to the east bound freight this morning. Joseph Fyala left to-day for K. Before returning he will make a trip to Oklahoma. Jim Hobson of Independence dropped into town this morning.

I. S. Tattle and family of Indiana returned to Tyro their former home last night. 'The South Kansas Tribune conof 16 pages this werk. The outside sheet is fine paper and is printed in colors.

Mr Everhart a real estate man of Caney was in town this morn ing. COUNTY SSOCIATION instructive Meeting at Independence. The third of the Montgomery Coun 'Teachers' Association convened at the County High School building at 1:30 on Saturday, Dee. 16 ''he program was a u-tructive as well. Brendan good, not only teasers but many vis tors were present.

The music rend ced the High School the double quartet, very bly appreciated, the ling to an encore. resting, novel and address given by Rev. Arthur Mescalf on the subject, Romance of Etymology," the girl quartet from the Lincoln favored the teachers with selection which was no pleasing to the audience that they were called upon tor a second number, to which they cheerfully responded 'The negative won the debate. In the absence of S. C.

Neale, Prof. Allen consented to take part in the debate. The next association will be at Coffeyville, but as the joint county association including the counties of Crawford, Cherokee, Labette and Montgomery, will be held at Parsons, we may and doubtless will have another association, either here or at Cherryvale. Committee. -Independence Tribune.

NOTICE. NOTICE. To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners, of Montgomery County, Kansas, Greet- ing: We the nndersigned, citizens and electors, of the unincorporated town of Tyro, Montgomery County, Kansas, a town of about 397 inhabitants, do hereby respectfully petition and pray your honorable body, that said town of Tyro may be incorporated as a city of the third class, its meets and bounds to be as follows, towit; Beginning at a point representing the N. E. corner of the West Half of the S.

W. Quarter of Section 31, Tp. 34, Range 14, East, thence proceeding due South 240 rods to the public road; Thence due West 40 rods; Thence South 20 rods; Thence West 200 rode; Thence North 180 rods; Thence East 160 rods; Thence North 80 rods; Thence East 80 rods to the place of beginning. For which your petitioners will ever pray. 0.

W. Buck R. L. Teegarden I. B.

Chadwick D. C. McLean G. W. Messersmith G.

L. Sewell Horton Burns H. E. Bronson C. N.

Mathis S. F. Mathis C. W. Perry W.

F. Hewitt J. V. Bradford C. H.

Carpenter Charles Kilburn D. F. Tucker S. F. Umbarger Geo.

Black A. J. Wheeler Aaron Tinkle Robert Clingin A. W. Deuel J.

G. Patchen Geo. I. Ernest Jr. John Gaskill E.

A. Denney 'F. E. Dobson W. H.

Parks M. A. Suingding S. a Cher cuit, seller G. Remo atchen 1C.

1. Russell J. A. Levoss G. W.

Vermilion C. I. Vermilion J. W. Manning 11.

P. Deuel S. S. Jackson John J. Sullivan Sour Stomach No appetite, loss of strength, nervousness, headache, constipation.

bad breath, general debility, sour risings, and catarrh of the stomach are all due to indigestion. Kodol cures indigestion. This new discovery represents the natural juices of digestion as they exist in a healthy stomach, combined with the greatest known tonic and reconstructive properties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not only indigestion and dyspepsia, stomach but this famous remedy cures troubles by cleansing, the mucous lining the stomach. purifying, sweetening, and strengthening Mr.

S. S. Ball, of Ravenswood, says:" I was troubled with sour stomach for twenty years, Kodol cured me and we are now using it In milk for Kodol Digests What You Eat. Bottles only. $1.00 Size holding times the trial size, which sells for 50 cents.

Prepared by E. O. DeWITT 00., CHICAGO. sold by Tyro Pharmacy. J.

H. I M. Elling worth W. L. Long 0.

11. chase Robert Dobson R. A. Park 0. S.

Chas. Donnely Joe Perry Wm. Smith C. E. Hagon C.

I. Allen W. H. Allen Benny Deuel D. A.

Weiss R. E. Beaver Lloyd Deuel 1). Mahalfy R. D.

Lester Henry Dolezal J. W. Butler J. S. Buster J.

Lenhart S. L. Alexander J. L. Smith S.

T. Dial Ralph Eutsler C. P. Burns C. H.

Zumwalt J. A. Evans B. Tinkle Jos. Fyala D.

W. Gilmore S. A. Hugo C. L.

Buster S. R. Walker HI. E. Morrison Land of Zion.

Saturday night Marshal Straub arrested two more of the several worthless hoboes who appear to have selected Cherryvale as their headquarters for this winter. -Cherryvale Republican. Marriage Licenses. Chas Bowen, 22, Independence. Lizzie Hebrank, 20, Willie Mack, 22, Coffeyville.

Ada Jennison, 19 Edward Huffman, 25, Caney. Jennie Nixon, 22, Fred Kalber, 30, Sycamore. Bertha Metz, 18, Ern Shackelford, 22, Cherryvale. Estella Lawrence, I6, 6 Lumzen Bloom, 22 Independence. May Zenor, 19, Wayside.

Lorenzo Morris, 22, Cherryvale. Mabel Cadle, 20, Morehead. Dailey, 27, Bartlesville, I. T. Alice Rice, 28, John Hornbeck, 30, Bertha Bishop, 17, Larrel B.

Titus, 24, Wann, I. T. Mellana Wilson, 18, Shipping in Cattle. J. D.

Canary south of town will feed quite a number of cattle this. winter. lle has already received two car loads of stock cattle. They were shipped from Chetopa. House Burns.

The home of Chas. Austin near Deering was burned 'Thursday. The contents were practically all lost. The friends of the unlucky family have donated liberally. Mr.

Austin is a school teacher. Subscribe CORRESPONDENT SUE Newspaper Men into Trouble. nday saw the culmination 01 and batt. personal contro hitween two well known writers on oil subjects in this Held A. F.

Robertson, advertining manager of the Uncle Sam came to the city from Chers vale on Sunday and sought an interview with County Attorney 00. He charged H. L. Wood, correspondent in the Mid continent field for the Oil City Derrick with having criminally ibeled him in a letter written by Wood to his paper. My.

Whys looked up the law on the matter and yesterday he filed ail information against Wood charging him with criminal libel A warrant WitH issued from the office of the district clerk and giv en to a deputy sheriff to serve. Wood was not in the city having left on his regular weekly trip through the oil fields. When he learns of the fact that he is wanted here he will undoubtedly return at once and surrender himself to the officers. The action on the part of Robertson is the outcome of a newp paper fight that had its inception when Robertson was writing for the Chanute Tribune, and doing special work, for the Kansas City Star. At one time the Chanute Tribune referred to Wood as a newspaper and the latter claiming Robertson was the author of the statement retaliated in kind.

Since Robertson has been connected with the Cherryvale refinery the controversy has increased in bitterness every day. Both men are caustic writers and have said some hard things of each other. The action for libel is based on the assertion made recently by Wood in the Oil City Derrick that Robertson was irresponsible and not accountable for what he wrote owing to his addiction to a certain habit. That was the last straw and Robertson immediately invoked the aid of the courts to get even. In the papers filed in the office of the district clerk a copy of the Oil City Derrick is attached containing the alleged libelous article.

It reads as follows: "The only blown-in-the-bottle dope fiend, A. F. Robertson, literary editor of the Uncle Josh layout at Cherryvale," etc. -Independence Reporter. Locals.

(Thursday.) The Tyro Supply sold a wagon to Willis Bartlett Monday. Joseph Robson of Dewey was here yesterday. J. J. Sullivan made a trip to Peru last night.

H. H. De Witt was in Coffeyville yesterday. The Supply had a big cash trade Monday. John Hobbs of Caney drove over this morning.

The Tyro Supply sold a corn grinder to Jim Canary Monday. Dr. Kettman and wife of Wann were here Tuesday calling on Dr. Chadwick's. L.

C. Post of Coffeyville was in town yesterday. D. A. Dabney came home from Bartlesville last night.

Bert Miller, a drug representative. of K. was here yesterday. G. E.

Wise of Coffeyville was 111 town yesterday. Tom Keller of Caney was circulating Oil our streets yesterday. W. Smith a Coffey ville man came, over yesterday. The Weekly Stai armers because it prints tgible account of the fi! aper in the country.

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Sample copies sent free on request. V'. S-Claren will leave for his home at Lebanon in the mornhero hp will be gone till after the Holidays. The hunters were out, 1o-d v. Wolves and rabbits could be easily tracked Even A ABOW of thim size doesn't fall very often in this county.

The west bound passenger was 2 little late this morning. Geo Messersmith recived a telegram this morning from his brother-in-law, H. S. Tuttle of Indiana stating that he would arrive here at once. Mr.

Tuttle's were residents of this community till a year ago when they went to Indiana. Next year they will farm the place that J. HI. Wentz live on. Barring a few daye, the weather this fall has been exceptionally fine.

This autumn averaged colder than last but the difference in temperature was the chief distinetion. Senator Porter says his new railroad is working along alright. This is a pretty day for any time of the year. There was a fire at Cherryvale Thursday night on Main street. The loss was about $2.000.

Had the fire got a little better start: whole block would have been wiped out. Lon Humes of Caney and John Johnson of Niotaze drove over to Tyro to-day. We are not needing the money but if our delinquent subscribers will pay up we will prepare for each one a nice, long obituary forthwith and place it on file till needed. Coffeyville has a colored family name Smith. A Cherry vale store had 15000 page-circulars printed and distributed before its special sale began.

About all The Life editor is hoping to get for a Christmas gift this year is a flying machine. So and So of Tyro were over shopping to-day" is an item that we see entirely too frequently in the Caney and Coffeyville papers. The Life is informed that 29 new buildings will be erected in the new addition during mid-win ter. The Methodists will begin a protracted meeting here in about two weeks. Wonder how much gas the near by towns will sell to new indus tries at 30 a thousand when Tyro has a standing offer of 20 a thousand? Work is being suspended 10 some degree on account of the Holidays being near.

LIGHT SNOW STORM Touch of Northern Weath- er Last Night. Last night had very much the semblance of winter. Great flakes of snow came beating down from the northern heavens. The ground was soft but the sky had a wintry aspect. The storm was of short dura- tion, however.

Long before daylight the clouds had scudded away. The sun came up with great illuminating power. And the dazzling snow soon began to vaporize. Aside from the wind which is a little brisk this has been a most cheerful day. GAS 2c per 1000.

Plowing will be resumed in day or two. The schools here will not be dismissed for the Holidays. John James a junk man from Coffeyville was here yesterday. Only two more shopping days before Christmas. J.

W. Manning is transacting business at Bartlesville to das; J. W. Butler and wife went to Caney this morning. Dr.

Sherman went to Caney on the morning train. Wm. Hall of Rolling who has been here a few days on business left for his home this morning. Mr. Hall owns a refinery at Rollins.

A combination car passed through here this morning. Is your name written the petition. Several Caney lads were in Tyre last night. Chas. Kilburn came in a while last night from Niotaze.

Mrs. C. B. Slater went to Deering last night and returned morning..