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Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03
FROM THE FORKS or
THE cRlCK.
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PERSONAL.
Corporal Tom woernor, who has
on a visit here 20 his mother and
brothers Tor some days, left for his
home at Tucson, sunday night lie
ia typical Arizonian aud inside many
warm personal friends here, who wit
messed bis departure with deep re-
gret. Tom, may your shadow never
grow less.
Miss Bessie Smith, who has been
on protraoted visit TO her sisters at
Toyah and El Paso respectively, return
ed on Wednesday nights train,
G. L, Armstrong formerly OF Mid
land and Pecos was here this week
and may probably locate permanently.
lie Is one OF the very best BARRIERS in
the west.
Joha.Benton OF Odessa was here The
other night enroute 10 Alamogordo,
where he will uEen up shop.
Mike Miller has returned here from
Pecos and "a stopping with bud VIII
son for few days.
Supt. Mobiles has resigned the sun
day school business at Florence and
moved his family back 60 Carlsbad
His duties there, were more than he
could bear. lie needs rest-needs Il
bad.
Nobe Grlner Is to-day q reformed
man and looks himself again. lie
has a heart In him as big a. the Quad
0lupe mountains.
Hub Brogdon was down from the
crick and says he hos become quiet
citizen-only takes cigar in his'n.
VIII Edwards left the crlck a con-
verted man this week Our predic-
tion is that he will be leading the
prayer meeting at Hope by spring.
BLOOD on THE MOON.
A Brltish.Amerlcan club has been
organized at Dallas. Texas soil will
sprout almost anything.
Almost any kind OF a republic Is
better than monarchy.
England Is trying to introduce both
dum'dun. bullets and civilization all
at once aud the thing won't work.
The Beers are gigfhr the IIlnglIsh
a much needed rain-ot bullets, Shell
and shfapnel.
Butler has the same opinion OF Jou.
bert, that sherman had OF Joe John.
son. lie ia most 20 be dreaded, when
he begins 10 retreat.
Those English gentlemen have
not yet arrived In South Africa. Dom
Paul u anxious 20 eat few gentle
men for dlnner-says he hasn't eaten
one In sometime.
Wars may come and wars may 20
but old Kentucky goes on forever
Kemp and Noern0r have received
orders from Ere kford 10 send at once
several cases OF % Valley and malt
70 he used as "a paciner Kentuck-
ians regard these two brands as .
pauncen, for All chronic disorders and |
Il Is fact New Mexieans are Of the
same opinion.
Rose Valley whisky, sold 10y Kemp |
& Woernor is said 10 be the best. No
headache, no drowsy, dull feeling after
taking. Lordi Roberts aud h.ltehner
have ordered a case 20 take before
attempting TO reerbss ,he Tugef.
Gems. Symonds, Yule, White, Methuen,
uuttacre, Butler, French
Woodall and Warren have been using
Mrs. soothsows Wind Syrup and that
was rather too weak to tackle 30, i
pills with.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03
Working Night and D.v.

inc 6psies, and mightiost little
snat ever WAS made Is Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. These pills change lweak-
ness into strength, llstlessness into
energy, brain-fag into mental power.
They're wonderful In building up tho
health. Only 2Jc per box. Sold by
BlackmoFe.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03
LeraI NofIce.

Whereas my wife, formerly CLASSIC
luggs has left my bed aud board. this
Is 10 notify the public that / viii rot
be responsible for debts contracted by
hrt MM. JONES,
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03

w. l.. Amonette and Miss Mary O.
English were married Feb. 1, In Ros-
we'll
J. ID. Walker visited Roswell, Mon
day and Tuesday this week
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03
The IloswelI Record aaYs:

The G. W. Haynes yearlings, 100
head, that were shipped out by Myers
4 Boyd two weeks ago weighed COS
pounds and brought e29 a head, IN
Kansas CITY.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03
the


Of charging all that the
article will bear is not
our way of doing.
Dependable drugs
at reasonable price
have made our business
grow to its presentmag
nitude.
The character of the
drugs and the amount
of labor required To
prepare them regulate
the cost of each prescr-
iption. IL anything is
to be saved, the custo-
Iner gets ii.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03
EDDY DRUG Co

father.
This monument which We unveil toda,
willie q h attribute 10 the vittues and
the worth Of our deceased neighbor at
tests aieO the superiority OF the OrRani.
zation 10 whloh he belonged.
It is rot ing purpose 10 oulogise the
worth OF tho deceased or e1tol tho supor-
iority OF our organization The rep, .
ta,iou of cur departed ncighbor Ia safe
Ia The hands Of those who knew him boat
hia cloae friends aud immediate neiRh-
bore, and OF him they soy he was OF a
kinely, rqaceable disposition, kind
husband, an indnigont father. what
more eau be sail OF any mani
We oil .depl0rr his uniimeY end. We
enob aud hh regret that at the dawn az
the tsentieth contury, la community
where law aud oFdor are supposed TO pre-
vail, where tho organ'zed arbiters OF
right snd wrong are tbs eourte OF justice,
that such things can be
And overcome ~ like q summer cloud
Without ouS special wonder
To the vidow aud tho orphans OF our
deceased neighbot we extend our heart
felt sympathy and commsnd thoin 20 Him
HWho tempris The Vind to tho shoFu lamb"
a. ho never desefis the iust man nor
lNNNNfNH NNH NfNN w hfE ANNfN NNNuua
To 10 lhat temAlaa Of James II. Car
psntoF this mondneut will for years 10
como maFk the last resting place OF a
sorthg "WOodman OF the World
a
The Official announcement OF the ap.
pointmont OF A. 5. Goels 10 the Office
OF general manager OF the.P. /. & l..
Co. was given out February ist. Mr.
doelz has had much expdflence on
both sides OF the fence IN 4. ]. iaatiors
and being also Inahager OF the Beit
sugar Co. IL would seem lbal gAe ap-
pointment would unite an the fhost
necessary elements OF the valley 60
that ail might prosper. Alr. 0nstz was
Intercepted BY tho CUnRKNT as 10
why better price could not be PAID
for beets. sle Said that on the sliding
scale the beets cost et25 on the oar at
the stations; then the factory paid if.
~ cents per ton for shaullng and ten
cents Tor unloading, 80 with the extra
freight paid on dirt, the beets averaged
about e6.OO before golng into the cut
ter Other factories pay only stO0 at
the factory ana have the same market
10 dispose OF the sugar II higher
price were paid lhe factory could not
run because Il would not pay. As 20
the boets raised by the Beet Sugar Co. |
costing more, MF tloelz said Il was
true, bat be hadgearned that no eom- l
pauy could conduct farming opera
iions rs successfully astbe private IN
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
SHAMROCK ADORNS
BNGLAANlEDD'S QUEEN
Patriotism UnbOunded Throughout
the Land of Ireland and Flags
Fly Merrily
IRISH AIRS ARE BEING PLAYED
And the Bells Of the 0urfsw Tower Ring
Our in Honor Of the Patron Saint by
Order Of Hsr Msj-sty.

London, March l7.-ShAmrock day
promises to vie with Primrose day
in the hearts OF the people, judging
from the enthusiasm with which for
the first time in the history Of the nas
tion, the Loyalists sll over tAaSC nited
Kingdom arel celebrating and every
where green lie conspicuous. From
Windsor castle where the queen OBJ
served the day by wearing sprig Of
genuine four-leayed shamrock, to the
east end of London where the ragged
urOhin glories in his tmorst Of green
weed, nearly everyone sports some
thing 10 the nature OF green fig,
By the queens orders the bells of
the Curfew tower Of Windsor honored
St. Patrick this morning and Iris airs
played by the Grenadiers enl vened
things, and on London's Mansion
House floats the.new Irish flag, with
the Union Jack in the upper corner
and Drowned harp in the center Of
the green field, as distinguished from
the Irish hsg wich bears the harp
without the union or crown.
The days sale Of Irish industries
was opened at the mansion House by
Lady Mayor and Princess of Wales
Of the duchesses and commoners who
conducted thesbiggest kind OF fair.
Most of the officials hoisted the
Irish fag and the clubs similarly de-
corated the CfiiclAls all wearing green.
In the churches the preachers referred
to the occasion thanking providence
that:.the English bad turned the tide
of.war. The lord chief justice, Lord
Russell SO sn example in the law
courts and ali the judges followed
his example Of wearing shamrock be-
low their collars, On the stock ex-
change the c&Ors were shown and the
enthusiasm shown gave the rooms the
appearance Of greenhouse Sham
rock was every where and there were
more toasting of healths than work.
AldeTHhot was ohAracteristically
decorared and all garrison towns were
donned in green. At reveille the Irish
bands made iour of the barracks
playing "CArry owen" and 'st. Pat
rick's Day"
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18

See the new straw sailors at the Bee
Hive.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
As Good Preventative as Cure.

Cheney's Expectorant does all that is
claimed for 1t and more, 1t is as good a
preventative as cure. frequently take 3
dose when coming home out of the rain or
cold air, have no doubt it has warded
off many cases of sickness.
L. e. Smith, Burlington VI.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
FOR SALE.

The property known as No. 8, Hall
fax Square. This was the home of the
late Mrs $. Mayer, and is to be sold
for distribution and the settlement Of
the estate, together with the entire
household and kitchen furniture. APP
ply on the premises.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
Ri. Eye Improving.

Many friends OF Mr.. Louis Baker
Will be glad to learn that bis eyes
which be has bsen having treated in
Savannah the past week, are greatly
improved and that he expects to re-
turn home next week accompanied by
Mrs. Baker, who leaves tomorrow to
join him.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
eoverument Schooner Here.

The government lighthouse schoOn-
er, Faros Capt. Rose, frst officer, is
spending some time in the interest Of
title Cumberland light, during which
Capt ~aros is making many friends
in Brunswics, eoming up from the
schooner 10 the. fss1noh.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
Confederate Reunion Rates.
ply on the premises.

The annual reunion Of United Confederate
Veterans win take pIace,at Louisville KY, May
30, continuing until June g. For this occasion
the Southern Railway G, viii sell tickets at
the extremely low rate of si47o for the round
trip. C.L Gambler, General Agent.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18

Mrs. Harriet Evans, Hillsdale, ILL.,. writes
~ never fail to relieve my children from
Group at once by using One Minute Cough
Cure. would not feel safe without it,"
Quickly cures coughs, colds, grippe and all
throat and lung diseases ". ), Butts
the druggist.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
P.,rOnise Home Industry.

Pure grape wine made from the de-
licious Ives and Concord grapes. SLIPS
per gallon, $50 per quart. Address
The Hurn Vineyard, GardI, Ga.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
Ii Hsi, the Twenty eighth Sow
ereign of the Reigning
Dynasty,
The THRONE At TWELVE
And is One of Only Half Dozen Enpsrors
in the World His Life Ohscksred
and is NV in Constant Peril.

Ii Hsi, Emperor of Kcres, is only
seven and forty years OF age, though
he is the twenty eighth sovereign of
the reignirg g dynasty. He mounted
the throne as king at 70, when the
the royal authority was vested in
council Of regency. which says Van
ity Fair, was controlled with mu ,h
severity by the ''Tai Wen KIM" his
uncle, unrfi tns u budded into real
power in 1878. T he married an
elderly lady. She SENS tOshsve been
cruel sChesssg who cared for moth
ing but pcTsr ana sho would not be
driven from the throne. SO at four
O'Clock IN the morning OF the Slh of
Ootcb.r, 1895, prty of Clreau CON
spirators, aided by he Japanese, broke
into tie palace, gnored't king, and
cut the queea consort down; whose
blood still stains the royal apart
ments. they burned the body Of
this corean Jezebel in the garden
before tho king sent out to recover II
so effec uslly, that he had to content
himself with a little finger, which he
put into a coftin and preserved, after
the COrean fashion, for year. Then
1t was buried with ali the pomp and
circumstance That we're due to the la
dy's rank; yet it 10 said there will be
another and bigger funeral presently,
because certain soothsayel has ex
planned that the present place Of bur
ial is unlucky for the Emperor.
Since her death the king ruled in
comparative peace until after the late
war between China and Japan, when,
finding himself recognized as inde-
pendent, he suddenly improved him
self into an emperor; in token Of
which he now wears yellow silk
garment on all state occasions. For
be knows that there are only halt a
dozen emperors in the world, Of whom
himself is one.
Hs is not altogether bad fellow
but his exohequer is at low ebb, the
old and beautiful palaces are deserted
and he lives in a warren bard by The
Europe.n Legations, so that he car
bolt into one Of them should OCCASION
arise.
The life OF the average man is nj
more certain than that OF the emperor
Of Korea. None OF as have any guar
antee Of future existence. 1t is tbi
very uncertainty Of life that shoulC
lead Ss all to prepare for death, spir
nualIy and otherwise. 1t is Of thi
s'otherwise" that this is addressed Il
you today. Have you insured thai
life Of yoursyei? II not, there is no tim'
like the present for doing go. The
Old Reliable, pheonix Mutual, writes
the best policy. It is the cheapest
because 1t is the best II you have
not seen the new L. +. A. contract
cali oD or write J. B. Abrams, Gener-
al Agent, Brunswick, Ga, and let
him show you a sp cImen copy.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-18
Rev. Harley WIN No. Come.

Rev. Harley OF Virginia, who oocu-
pied the pulpit at st. Marks a few
Sundays ago, has accepted q call else
where and will not come to Bruns-
wick, As had been hoped.
The Iola register., 1900-10-12
A Thonsand Tongues

Gould not express the rapture of
Annie +. Springer, of Philadelphia,
when DR.. Kings New Discovery cured
her of a hacking cought that for many
years had made life burden. She
says: After all other remedies and
doctors failed it soon removed the
pain in my chest and | can now sleep
soundly, something | can scarcely re-
member doing before. | feel like
sounding its praises throughout the
Universe" DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry is guaranteed to cure all troubles
of the Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price
SOC and 81. Evans Bros. drug store.
The Iola register., 1900-10-12

Western college foot ball is start
ing off in an unusual manner this
year. The Kansas University ball
team was beaten by the score of 20 to
by the Washburn team and the Mis-
souri, University team was beaten by
the score of II to 0 by the Haskell
Indians.
Two large engines for the Port
Arthur route were taken south today
making four in all that have gone
through in the last two days. The
engines are so large that a common
man could walk underneath them with
cut touching his head. The smoke
stacks were removed so thattheycould
be pulled through the bridges.
There are thirty-one teachers en-
gagged in training the young ideas how
to shoot in the city of lola and they
recently organized for mutual inn
provement and the study of methods.
1t is an organization within the county
teachers association and will meet
for thelfirst time at the high school
room next Saturday morning. Miss
Clifford Mitchell was chosen presi
dent and Miss Halle Irving, secretary
Chanute Tribune: Three lola busi-
ness men were arrested at Kansas City
this week on suspicion. They filled
the descriptions exactlythe police had
of three counterfeiters. After tears
and pleading and each had lost a
years growth from anxiety they were
turned loose. The Carnival no longer
had any attractions for them after
that and they sneaked home on the
first train. 1t is common rumor that
every lola man who leaves that town
now gets trunk full of credentials
from the city mayor and ministers be-
| fore starting out on trip.
The Iola register., 1900-10-12

The first frost of any consequence
showed lup Monday 1t was a white
covering and was solid and thick.
j. w. French closed deal the
other day whereby one thousand bar
rels of lola Portland Cement will be
used in the New Andrews Hotel at Col
orado Spring Colorado.
The Woodman of the World had a
big supper at LaHarpe Tuesday and
John Goshorn and several others
from here attended. Cash Edison was
to make a speech but missed the train
at Yates Center.
License to marry was issued We'd
nesday to MIR. w. A. Lawson, OF
Zrncide, Missouri and Miss Nettie
Gallon, of lola. The groom applied
first at the Office of county clerk Fronk
where he was directed to the proper
place.
Where is that good old citizen who
started the talk of putting up seats in
the park? OF course it is not neces.
sary to begin at this late day but he
should make note and start the agi'
tation next spring and it ought to re-
suit in the erection of numerous seats
Capt. II. A. Ewing received tele
gram from Chas. f. Lobdell this
afternoon telling him that Hon. w. j
Cochran, of Illinois had been assigned
for lola on the evening of the seven
teenth. Mr.. Cochran is one of the
best speakers that the National Re-
publican committee has out and he
should be given good crowd when he
comes here.
Speaking of Captain Watson, who
lost leg in the Philippines, the Pitts
burg Tribune says: His Ieg cam,
in yesterday and he is expected to ar
rive in day or two" said frienC
speaking of Captain VIII Watson
this morning. The Captain went dow
to New York and selected leg. II
came in yesterday by express. The
Captain and Mrs. Watson went on tC
Washington ID. G. and are expected
to return in few days from THEN
visit to the National Capitol"
Mrs. Mamie Long made application
to the city authorities for aid las
week. She had asked to be sent tC
Fort Scott and was told to go to tn,
depot where Policeman SHAPED wen
afterwards and bought her ticket
At the depot she told SHAPED that sh
and her husband had walked all tn
way from Colorado here and that the,
hadn't had anything to eat all day
She said her husband S folks lived a
Fort Scott and that they were tryin
to get there. Her husband intends t
. work his way and not ask for aiG
Y SHAPED gave her quarter and tol
Y her to get something to eat the frs
place she came TO, where there was
lunch counter near the depot.
The Iola register., 1900-10-12

Mrs. Turner's new fall millinery is
up to date in every respect
Rev. f. NJ. Gillett, the United Breth-
rem pastor here went to Greedy this
week to attend the ANNUAL U. B.
conference which is in session there
this week.
Mr.. James Sheldon and family and
his sister Miss Edna left Tuesday
for Winsted, Conn, where they will
spend several months in hopes OF
benefitting his health.
For SALE: 300 Buff Cochin, Light
Brahmin, Barred and White Plymouth
Rock, Il. G. b. Leghorns, at 30 cents
each for the next 30 days. a. b. NULL
miles northeast of lola,
The county commissioners met again
in adjourned session to preside at the
change of county treasurers aud to
allow few bills which were left over
from their former meeting.
Mayor Mcclure has a copy of the
bylaws of the Kansas Exposition as
sociation and will try and sell some
stock here. About 100000 Of the $50
600 stock has already been sold.
The street commissioner says that
he is simply following orders in toss
ING aside rotten walks. Property
owners can save trouble by repairing
old walks as he will have to tear up
bad ones.
Probate Judge Smith united in mar
riage John NJ. Webber, of Osawa-
tonne, and Miss Nellie Bero, of Gas
City, Friday afternoon. The young
people expect to make their home at
Osawatomie.
License to marry was issued Satur-
day to Mr.. Bert Austin, who works at
the cement plant, and Miss May Os-
born. Both of the young people live
in lola and have the good wishes of
all their friends.
The official ballot this year will con-
tain in Kansas five national tickets
Republican, Democratic, Populist,
Socialist and Prohibition. The Dem
ocratic and Populist is composed OF
the same names.
Jim Campbell is taking a two weeks
vacation. He spent the first week in
Kansas City and is putting the last
week in here at home but the sudden
change to leisure after Il grind of q
year has made him restless.
The many lola friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ohlfest, OF LaHarpe, will
be very sorry to learn of the death OF
tn cir ten year old son which occurred
Monday evening. The funeral was
held from the house Tuesday.
Mr.. A. w. Beck is having the west
wall of his business building torr
down and rebuilt as he decided thai
the upper part was unsafe. Some
years ago he had the east wall nearly
entirely rebuilt for the same reason.
Pittsburg Headlight: VIM. Lanyor
and wife have returned from a three
or four months tour in Europe. They
also visited the Paris exposition
Mr.. Lanyon looks we'll and the triI
was evidently "a very pleasant one.
Our fellow citizens, Campbell & Bur
/
rell have again. shown their,progressive
ness by securing the agency of Putnam
Fadeless Dyes. This dye not only
colors moregoods than any other, but
each package will color any and all
kinds of clio tbs. Price l0c.
The Iola register., 1900-10-12
Buckeye Churn at Coutant' S.

buckeye Churn AT Coutant S.
Money to loan on city property
Bostwick 6, Acers.
Latest pattern hats at Mrs. Turner 5
West Madison Ave.
Frank f. Smith has 500, 900 to loan
on farms at the lowest rate.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Hankins arrived
Tuesday from Danville, Ills.
Go to Mrs. Turner's for the latest
hat styles. West Madison Ave.
Money to loan on improved farm
owest rate. Bostwick & Acers.
have just received ear load of
new barrels. lola Vinegar Works.
The prettiest hats in thecity at Mrs,
Turner's on West Madison Avenue.
Mrs. DR.. White came down from
Kansas City to attend the funeral of
DIR. Boulson.
License to marry was issued
to Mr.. j. w. Campbell and Miss
M. Il 4. 6OlOrJn.
See Frank f. Smith for loan on
your farm for he has S65, 600 to loan
At the lowest rate.
A new brick walk is being laid in
front of the G. w. Apple lot west of
the Odd Fellows block.
Call and examine the DeKalb hog
fence, the most perfect one on the
market. j. w. Coutant.
Mrs. Swigart of Colony, who has
been here visiting Mrs. G. G. Null,
returned to her home Tuesday.
Rev. Leslie Potter and little daugh-
ter came up from Coffeyville Tuesday
noon for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Richards.
Mrs. w. Chadd, who has been here
visiting her son Chas. Chadd, re.
turned to her home in Neosho Falls
this afternoon.
Lost:-Lady's purse between lola
and two miles east of Carlyle. Re
ward for return to this Office or Mrs
II. II. Fackler.
Major Foust and wife and brother
Jacob came in last Saturday from
Milton, Pa, where the Major and hi,
wife have been visiting
Mrs. Ida Dugan and children who
have been visiting her sister Mrs
viii Morrison, returned Tuesda,
noon to her home in Neosho Falls.
Joseph Petty and wife of Ellio
Iowa returned home Tuesday
They had been visiting Rev. Weimel
and Mrs. Simpson, old time friends
There was very encouraging meet
ing at Golden Valley school hous,
Tuesday which was addresses by G.
A. Savage and Capt, Stewart. The
house was filled and close attention
paid to the talks.
Chas. f. Scott is in the Fifth Con
gressional District this week. speak
ing Monday at Blue Rapids, Tuesday
at Manhattan, Wednesday at Idana
Thursday at Washington, Friday a
Concordia and Saturday at Abilene