The Evening Kansan-Republican from Newton, Kansas • Page 3

THE N2WT0N EVENING KANSAN-REPUBLICANV SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1906. PAGE THREE. SStKtStZtZtZX9Z919StItE9EZ9II9ZtIt39ItStZtZtI9StZ9StZaE9ZiIZItZ8ZtItStZ983tIZSSa8SSSSItI9SCZ9ZtZSl 9 Si I Why Not Silverwares! GRAYBILL BROS. GRAYBILL BROS. GRAYBkL BROS.

RAILROAD! NEWS, For Christmas 8 oecial Shoe Sale WI9IUIUMMMMMMMII QUEST INTO CAR SCARCITY. For Lively Selling Just Before Christmas It makes a beautiful pres- 2 ent, it's useful, serviceable and ornamental. We have 2 5 a fine line at prices that are 5 bound to sell. 2 See our tea sets, cake and 2 berry dishes, sugar and 2 5 creamers, souvenir spoons, 2 5 teaspoons, carvers, knife 2 anc fork sets, etc. 2 I ANY new shoes have been coming in, bougnt especially for the trade.

We want everybody to see these new shoes and take advantage of the special prices that will be made from now until Christmas. Reese's Ladies $2,50 Shoes for $1.95 Clocks, Jewelry. Special Agents of Commerce Commission Investigating. The interstate commerce commission has begun an inquiry into the car shortage. The first scene of its investigations will be the northwest, where conditions have been especially bad.

Special agents are now at work looking into matters there and a circular has been distributed widely among shippers asking questions the answers to which, the commission believes, will throw light upon the true causes of the traffic situation. A public hearing will be held at some point on the Hill lines soon, and this will be followed by similar hearings at Chicago and in other parts of the country, at which both railways and shippers will have chances to air their views. The questions submitted are accompanied by a statement from Commissioner Lane. He says the commission has learned that millions of tons of freight are awaiting shipment because shippers cannot get cars, that charges of discrimination in supplying cars are being made, and that it has been decided that an investigation is requisite to ascertain whether the conditions are due to a lack of cars, as the railways assert, or to shortcomings in the road's methods of IUIIEI8MtIHMie3Mai Ladies' fine vici kid shoes, elegantly made, latest style heel and toe shipes, Blucher cut lace, dull kid a fC top, circle band vamp, a first class $2 50 shoe for 41 en's $3.50 Shoes for $2.85 Men's hand sewed, welted soled shoes, foot form last, Blucher bals, regular price $3. B0 OO OR Sale Price Hen'o 84.50 Ghooo for S3.50 Men's $4.50 dresa.

shoes in patent leather, box calf and velour calf and vici kid leathers, latest and best QO Ef toe shapes, from now until Christmas vwiww Slippers See our big display of holiday slippers. Special prices 50c to $2.00 Ladies $2.00 Shoes for $1.50 Ladies' vici kid shoes, soft, flexible soles, neat heels and toes, from now until Christmas for 4 only vpl JU i Jo Frazler John T. Quilty Frazier Quilty The Most Modern Barber Shop in the City. Hot and Cold Baths With Shower. TRY 5 621 Main Street After 30 Years Experience C.

P. OLDHAM will guarantee all work on Type writers, Sewing Machines of any make Electroplating in Gold Silver, ick-el etc. Shop with Reed Crandall, North Main Phone 377 Children's Shoes Our Children's Shoes will all be specially priced for the next ten days. GRAYBILL BROS. GRAYBILL BROS.

GRAYBILL BROS. handling traffic. The questions asked in the circular follow: ii 1. What amount of freight has been offered at your station which the house or of J. H.

Carman at McManus Bros. D. BRUCKS, Hay Feed and Flour and Garden Seeds Phone 161 105 East Broadway railroads have not hauled and what reason is given for not transporting -i-i-ivvin)vuvti it? FOR SALE: A black four year old mare mule. Edward Deschner, Hess-ton, Kansas. FOR SALE OR TRADE A wind mill, tower and" pump.

Will Shorn, route 4, or phone 904-5 black. Dr. E. Kalbfleisch OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Koom 27, Second Floor Opera Block Treatment S15.00 a month 2. Are empty cars allowed to stand upon sidetracks or in the yards any length of time? 3.

Are loaded cars held an unusual length of time before being hauled to destination? 4. Is it the policy of the railways, as shown by their practice, to use only the larger cars of recent construction, and abandon the use Oi the older and smaller cars? 5. Has any industry or commodity difficulties in securing supplies of cars not suffered by other industries or commodities? BOD DOB Quo Terms Caan. All ads inserted in the want column must he paid for at the rate of twenty-five cents for five lines or less foi six insertions when ordered, of when telephoned the cash must be sent xo this office before the end of th6 month. Should it be necessary to collect, these accounts, an additional charge of fifteen cents will be mad to cover the expense of collection.

preliminaries Congress during the coming week is expected to get down to business in serious earnest. The six-day bicycle race in Madison Square Garden, New York, and the annual meetings of the American and National baseball leagues will divide the attention of the sport followers during the week. Another event of interest in the world of sport will be the seventh annual field trials of the Pointer Club of America, which will commence Monday at Pinehurst, N. C. The season of social functions at the White House will be inaugurated Thursday evening, the dinner in honor of the Cabinet, as usual, being the first on the list.

Monday evening is the time set for hearing arguments on the demurrer to the indictments recently voted against the Standard Oil Company of Indiana. Proposals to complete the Panama canal are to be opened by the canal commission Wednesday. FOR SALE A large mail wagon, suit-able for dairy or delivery purposes. Inquire of McCracken Dahman. BEAUTIFUL WATCH CHAINS fobs and switches made of your own hair.

Mrs. J. B. Johnsoi, 903 West South Ninth. Phone 335X.

FOR SALE Two houses, each five rooms, good barn and sidewalks, close in. Cottage $550, otner house $475 cash. Silas Frame. Phone 366. W.

BIXEL VOCAL INSTRUCTION Fridays over Kansas State Bank Thursdays at Bethel College Voices Tested Free of Charge WANTED. FIREMEN TO MAKE DEMANDS. N4ws Forecast of the Coming Week. At its annual meeting in New YorK, next Wednesday and Thursday, the National Civic Federation will discuss the proper regulation of vast fortunes and accumulations of wealth, the principles involved in the struggle between employers and labor unions over the "government by Injunction" issue, and the extent and menace of child labor. Annual announcement of the winners of the Nobel prizes will be made by King Oscar of Sweden on Monday.

American interest in the event this year has been heightened by the report that President Roosevelt may receive the peace reward for his efforts in bringing about the end of the Russo-Japanese war. The trials of the charges against the various packing companies under indictment alleging a combination in restraint of trade and commerce is scheduled to begin at Chicago Monday, but no definite announcement has as yet been made as to whether both sides will be ready for trial on that date. Tuesday is the date fixed by the French cabinet for the sequestration of the property and revenues of the Catholic churches in France in the event of the clergy persisting in their rebellious attitude. The churches themselves will be permitted to remain open for public worship. WANTED: a dining room girl at he City Hotel WANTED Girl for general housework, no washing.

Inquire Home Bakery, 712 Main street. FOR SALE Fur rugs, half head mount, bear, wild cat, timber wolf and lynx, and a few choice deer heads. In quire at 131 West Second. H. S.

Marshall. Lunch Counter) Confectionery Tobacco and Cigar Stand Located in town of 800 population, on two Railroads. Doing good paying business. Selling out on aocount ot wife's health. Terms reasonable.

Call on or write. J. Morgan, Burrton, Ks. Want 15 Per Cent Increase in Wages on January 1. More than 2,500 locomotive firemen, having runs west of the Mississippi, are about to demand an increase of 15 per cent in wages, to take effect January 1.

As the engineers, switchmen and other railroad employes have e-ceived Increases in wages the firemen expect similar treatment. At a meeting of the brotherhood at Chicago it was decided to ask the 47 trunk lines in the northwest and the southwest for an Increase of 15 per cent in wages. Forty-six chairmen of locals in various cities, representing 63,000 members, were present. WANTED Good laundress to do washing and ironing at home. Call 325 East Fourth street.

LADIES Stop and see my line of toilet requisites. Mrs. J. L. Doyle, Singer machine office, 704 Main street WILLIAM FRAZE, SHOEMAKER Men's Oak Tan Half Soles 65c This Month Only See Me At Hanlin's FOR SALE CHEAP An eight room house, 2 lots, one block from the high school, cellar, barn and good walks.

Easy terms. Inquire 226 East Tentn. FOR SALE 20 acres in alfalfa, south-of East Broadway, 22 lots, block 23. Morse addition, $50.00 each, also my place, the Mills property, 209 Elm street, about 3 acres. Terms to suit Page M.

House, Sedgwick, Kan. Remarkable. A celebrated actress, fresh and youthful looking, was in the habit of Invariably taking 18 years from her age. She was called once in a law case and gave the usual response. Her son was called immediately after and on being asked his age, he replied, promptly "Six months older than my mother." II RIso.

WANTED Lunch counter girls for points south. $20.00 per month, board and room. For particulars apply to Manager Arcade Hotel. Competent middle aged woman wants position as housekeeper in small family. Inquire at Crandall's store or S.

T. Berry's, 126 East 8th. RlBMlE OPERA H008E OBITUARY Washington, D. Dec. 8.

After spending the greater part of the first FOR RENT. Patronize the Kansan advertisers. week of the session in the customary Murphy Mortgage Mgr. FOR RENT House with city water, stable and three lots. Inquire of Becker Bros.

James Henly Fugate was born In Russell county, Virginia, January 1, 1826. Moved to Missouri with hia father and family in 1844, then to Ottumwa, Iowa, in 1864, and came to WANTED Energetic, trustworthy man or woman to work in Kansas, representing large Manufacturing Co. Salary $50 to $90 per month, paid weekly; expenses advanced. J. H.

Moore, Newton, Kan. COMING Saturday, Dec. 8th Newton, Kansas, in 1887, where he re FOR RENT Nicely furnished down stairs front room with outside entrance at 131 West Second street sided until January, 1904, since which time he has lived alternately with his ONE NIGHT ONLY children. He was united in marriage in 1864 to Miss Cleopatra Mills to FOR RENT No. 432 West Broadway, 6 rooms, cfty water in house, two lots.

Apply at Swarts Lumber Co. Fun Fresh, Fast and Furious from First Inning to the Finish i IT I which union five children were born; THE NEWTON GAS FUEL GO. Require inch pipe to be used in residence services, therefore it will be necessary for a great majority of the res-, idents of Newton who are even now connected with the arti-. ficial gas company to have new pipesinstalled We Are Ready And Prepared To John H. of Newton; James who WANTED Gentleman or lady of fair education to travel for Mercantile House of large capital.

Territory at home or abroad to suit. Weekly salary of $1,000 per year and expenses. Address, Joseph A. Alexander, Newton, Kan. The Successful Innovation and Laughing Surprise of the Season The Hoosier Girl FOR RENT Seven room house, nicely papered, close in and in good condition at 115 West Seventh.

Inquire of Fryer An good, 206 West SIxtn. A Pastoral Comedy Drama in 3 Acts LOST. TALK ABOUT SHOES If you go to Malleis' shoe store he will sell you a pair of shoes that will give you comfort and wear, as you never had any before, and for less money. Remember up-to-date shoe repairing neatly and promptly done at reasonable prices. Snoes made to order always.

706 Main street, first door south of Steinkirchner's meat market Attend To This Work Get ready for it now as it will only be a comparatively short time until you can use the Natural Gas. Do not delay in 1 getting your service in until you are ready to connect. Now Is The Time I LOST Two gent's unfinished linen handkerchiefs on Main street between Eighth and First Return to Kansan. LOST $30,03, consisting of three ten dollar bills and three pennies. Finder please leave at Nicholson's coal office and receive $5.00 reward.

O. DeWalt. LOST Wednesday evening, a gold, square top bracelet with the letter engraved on it Finder please leave at 428 West Fourth and receive reward. died at Council Bluffs, Iowa, in 1882; Robert of Johnston, Joseph B. of Cherryvale, Mrs.

Mallls G. TulHs of Ottumwa, Iowa. His wife departed this life on Christmas morning, 1903. Mr. Fugate has been a member of the Christian church since 1873.

He was made a Master Mason in 1847, was exalted to the sublime degree of Royal Arch Mason in 1874 and received the orders of Knighthood in 1885. He was a member of Newton Lodge No. 142, Arkansas Valley Chapter ho. 27, and Newton Commandery No. 9.

He died at Cherryvale at tne home of his son, J. B. Fugate, Tuesday, December 4. The body was brought to Newton and the funeral services were held at the Christian church Friday afternoon. Rev.

Ritz conducted a short service, then the Knights Templar took charge and their ritual service was used. Interment was made In the Newton cemetery and the Knights Templar had charge of the short service at the grave. FOR 8ALE. FOR SALE: Nine pigs at 722 East Twelfth. Geo.

Payne. FOUND. FOR SALE: House hold furniture at private sale at 608 Old Main Street. FOR SALE Fine grade of organ, almost new cheap. Inquire at this We are headquarters for all Gas appliances, Stoves, Ranges, Hot Plates, Buiners, Gas Lights, Mantles, etc.

Gallon us for all estimates in Heating, Plumbing and Gas Fixtures idh'man I fin "tUDDDDItlDB DD. Oo UU. TAKEN A stray calf. Owner can have same by proving property and psylng for this notice. U.

Royer, R. F. No. 7, Newton. FOR RENT Three nicely furnished rooms at 332 East Fifth, or phone 449J.

Introducing the Funny Comedienne KATE WATSON Assisted by the Popular German Comedian GUS COHAN And a Company of Unusual Excellence Beautiful Scenery, Catchy Music, Songs and Dances 7 Prices: 25,35, 50c Seat Sale at Kates Drug Store Blow to the Gas Trust. Illuminating gas is made from co-, coanut oil by the Phi' nine officials because of the high oriental It Is the best safeguard against biliousness and -dyspepsia, known to mankind. Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. J. B.

Dickey. FOR SALE--A nice 5 room cottage at 303 West Sixth with bath and cellar end all in tool I ra at.