Winfield Daily Courier from Winfield, Kansas • 8

THE WINFIELD COUIUEK, MONDAY, SliPTKMIUCU 00, 1901 Railroad Time Tabled -f-W WOULD BE A BAD FJRtCLlJe T. Amerx ni ISmrl of uiiiiiiiiiiniTH nf I'or-4 ltn Will lfeis i r.i io.l of I 1 H.iiOO for Jit ls vim, ist-. firs I Ere Mi'it erv 1)' 1' ean 'It, rush am pc.pl" A ii. I Wijllliill the mm 0 Wmn 1 r-- lle-i tioia th- of Mi. the I I i 'i lu mi-.

inrie! i of I ii ill1- i 1 I'eii la' I I raiiMi'ti fijr tii- rfh a -i Helen M. Sl.iee, of Mm a a. hf'U vme For Infants nnd CJiildrcn. -i Jlifc, i n. sni, I I VV 11 Up- s1; i.

Ail! 'v ll that woman had peri 1 in the ll Jis- VA'- The Kind You Have Always Bought siiii: thai imi liave M'lli-ji'-l than she si; ft rs al- most daily trim tile must dully 1 1 til ll lOJv'-T tnll.iniiiiutii.il whir! ICJSj disease nxS litf'itcl ill AMgcliiWoPrcpiiMlionrorAs-sirailalins? ilie IVxxJ and Uctila -Lug itte Slouuitlis aiul Bowels of A nii'iiea now held hy Iri'ja ml-. Wlu-u shown M.iti-liieilt. Iy Dr, Ni'W York Kecrtt a i of tin' A ii. erica hoard, that the ran-oiii woldd he a daiijo-rotis I j-i ei dent, 1 1 1 lr. Smii sec-retarv of the American hoard, e-iiesi-ed hi liearty "'1'ht; hoard would never cons' Mich a proposition," lo' said.

"The rescue of Mi.s Stone is in the hands of the oov-erniueiit. We Ihmc had missionaries in Turkey for general ions, but ncer a case like this. Should wc oiler a ransom, missionaries would never he safe from capture. 'If tn'' wom.uuy lv)j'T-ryr tin- delicate wumutil; Time rind No. la in eiTnct Jiin.

NoUiH. No. 4-i Kipii-h g.j; a. ni No. Is KaliMia Ci! Hint Cl.ldlgd Kj- v.

pre-s 5p. m. Ha K. Calf I p. in.

No. 41 Way Kreiht arv. 10 10:55 la. in. o.

(4 S. K. hast arv m. No.i4 K. Eat dep 9:15 p.

m. Bol'Tll. No, 4 i5 Tuina Express 6:20 p. No 17 Oklahoma and Texan 'x- 6:47 a. m.

No 111 Way Freight. arv. 4 air dep. 5:01 (p.m. No.

20.1 west ar, 7.JU, m. No. LH.t wm-t dep m. Freight trams 417 and 4M carry pas-songorH. J.

Nevins, Agent. Bears the 1 ti.it tire of inilain- EE mution ran be put out. gnawing ulcer can be cured. Signature J- IT. ierce l-avonte rv.

Prescription not only rromoles aiul Resl.Conlains neither Opium.Morpliine itor Mineral. JsotN.sjicotic. of Of.lvL'i Lefj- establishes womanly my 'IVs Jf" trZ regularity ami dries 1 Tih enfeebling drains, but fi'R it heals inflammation TROUBLE ON PERSIAN GULF. A I I and ulcerations and P. E.

W. V. Time card No. )5 in effect Jnne 9th, 1901. KOBTB.

No. 114 Kansas City 7:25 a. us mtf afiMDrSAKl TL FtKllER cures female 7 in'ss, It makes weak women strong and iu(JiM SftxLm yflx.fflfUl sUutr Jhifjrrmvtt -lit (ttrtiutlrSoita ClimluJ hihlrryrrrn lavor. In Use No. 438 Local Freight SOCTB.

No, 113 Arkansas City Express p-50 p. re No eight Freight trHius Nos.4H ami 451 carry jjassungera. W.J. Nevins, Agent, SOUTHERN KANSAS. Time card No, 15 in effi-ct Juno 9th, it.

I EAST. No. $4 Ea-torn Express 9:25 No. 215 Freight Dep 9:05 a.m- For Over sick women well. "I auffcrrd for four yi urs witli wliat four physicians pronoiuu'd ill.

fialion and prolapsus of the utpruH." wntii Mn Ada Hrooks, ol Kirby-Vtlle, Taney Missouri. "Also inflammation of bladder ami uiethr.i. My case 'ti chronic and complicated. 1 1 nevera! kmmI physician, but kept i Uiim Had en innlinrd lo my bed live months wlii-n I wiote lo you. I Tceeivtd your vtiy soon mi then dismissal ni'v phvsii i.iu mi'l Ix-vmi I nr lir, I'lrne's inc.

i a ii h. I took rijjlit botili-s of liis 'Iavotilr l'n--i i ij lion niul i.rlihii nil'! an to tii'ltr-r lit onrr. In two months 1 omi'. it ii in a rliau. 1 1 He Itini; r.

In fmir months conl.l do all my uousf woik, inchi'lin vaislnii, and st-vMii," I Jr. I'icri'c's Ciitamon Si-ne Mflical Adviser, t.aMr i-vcrs, sent Jrrr on reriij.t of 21 oiu'-i iiit st to pay fxjM-iie of mailing iv. Dr. R. V.

l'icrce, llua.ilo, N. Y. Tlir llrlt'Hli War Vi-nttd Alremly on tti Spot aixt Two Morn Am on tlio Hy. nmnhay, Sept. A naval force is eonceiitrntino; in the I'eisian ffitir.

Three warships are already on the spot and they will lie augmented by the -tiulioitt Assuye, which has alieuily left Kurrachee ami the thifr-ship, the second-class cruiser Hih-tlyer. The hi rd-class cruiser I'omonn will also sail I'm- tin' Persian irulf as soon as she has coaled. It is believed 1hat fresh Irouble is im peiu li at Kowcvt. AcciirdiiiLp to a report Turkey has troops at P.asra (on the Sh.at el-Arab, TO tnilcs from its nioiltll in the Persian etili'i, coin s.ded by Kdhciii Pasha, with the object of Knweyt, thoiiL'h the Turks Hs.MTt that the troops arc iutcinlcd to traverse Arttbia, with the object of biip-pressiiio' disa iTeet ion in Yemen. TO VISIT PACIFIC COAST.

Aperfccl Remedy forConslirwi-Tion Sour Worms iuul Loss Sleei. Flic Simile Sitjnfilurc of vonK. Ar. M05i No. -J2 Way Freight Dep, 8 Thirty Years a r.

7 di p. a r. 0 p. WEST No. 203 Panhandle Expr-'Pt No.

219 Freight No. 221 Way Freight I fJ Ar Pep Freight trams 219, 221 and 222 carry passengers- V. J. NEVINS, Agent. EXACT CCP OF" WPAPPER.

'4 THE CtNTaUN COMPANY, rtEW YORK CITY IW1WII.WJIUJH 111 tAfJHCto'M i I I I 1 1 I liilTiMfc There is Something to See Along the I'riHlili'iit IC i mm-Kit Will I'rolialily Make nil I vti iiili il Tmir Sunn' 'I me l)ur-liiK tlie (diiiini; Vcnr. If Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you cat. It artificially digests he food aud aitia Nature In Jtrerujtbenuig aac? ruco ctructinp tho exhausted pens. is the lalestdiscovereddigpfit 'Cu anc tonic. Ko other approach It in It Iz etantly alievesand permiiriCutly cuvc.

Indigestion. Heartburn, jMLtiilence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, oiel Hcudacho, Gustralgia Crampsand othersrJ Cs of imperfect digestion. PrtceWc. und tl LargpsirecontalnD 2v tlmcf uH.t'j. dcoltulUboutdyspepsiaiBiilletiXr: Peewit fc DeWI'M" CljicoflL- Washington, Sept.

2K President noosevclt probably will make an extended visit to the Pacific, coast next year. The president has spoken of his intention to several of his friends, them H. V. Scott, of the Portland Orctfonian, and S. A.

Perkins, of the Taeoina Ledger, who left for the coast in the belief that this trip would lie undertaken. It is proposed that the president shall visit VVash-injrton and Oregon first, thence to California, and returning Ihronph the central western or southern states. The president has never visited the Pacific slope. 'Will The Only Scenic Route between ST. LOUIS or KANSAS CITY and Points in Missouri, Arkansas Texas, Kansas, Indian Territory, Oklahoma, The Southwest Santa Fe Bulletin.

The Santa Fe will sell excursion tiekets to the following points on dates and at rates named below: Kansas City, Missouri, $0.60. On sale October 5 to 12; good to return October 14. Wichita, Kansas $1.15. On 6ale October 9 to 13; good to return October 18, T. 81.40.

On sale September 24; good to return September 25. Special train will leave Ponca City to connect with No. 144 morning of 2a. Fort Worth, Texas, $12.15 on sale Nov. 11 and 12th, good returning on or before Nov, 25, Topeka, Kansas, Oct.

5 to 9, good to return Oct. 12. 85.75. San Francisco, CaL, 845, on sale Sept. 19 to 27th, good to return any date between Oct.

31 and Nov. 15th. Usual stopovers allowed going and returning EAST BOl'KD. No. 11 passenger, through train service Denver to St.

Leuis LEAVES. Denver Colorado Springs in I'uehlo pm Hutchinsoa 9:15 a ra Wichita 10:50 am Winllelit 1:33 p. m. Coffey ville Pittsburg 7:27 pm Soilalia 1:50 a Arrive St. Louis 7 a No.

4S6 accommodation arrives 7 :30 a departs REVOLUTION IN HAYTI. r-R. B. BIRD, DRUfiQIST WlK Mhiu Kt raitiVRDVAl PILLS Large Nnuihrr nf rroniliirnt Men In Jer-emle Arrested on hariffl of anil Jmprlsnneil. Kingston, Sept.

Keports of a revolutionary outbreak in llnvti reached here Snttirday by the German fctt'UlntT Alene from New York via llavti. Accordin' to the 11 T.v wi'itiBui wild it inuine. M7lXgArF. I'rilfcUt fS P-a Ki: irkRM tart li: wllu T' 1.1 tltt wllirr. Ki-ni fff tllMIN.

I'ut i.f or 1 -lo. IP ina fit I'ni-tliiiliirk, Tintimmilalt i.J It. Iti-f 0.r I ii.ll. in Mt.r r. mT Urn Mali, III.IMIl1 nnn.i.ialv SI4 uf Liuuiik.

livmlcyl aikr hliiln. ftladliiuu "uu withiti the Pratt of ticket. and Far Vest. THE LINE TO THE LAND OP Lead and Zinc, Railroad Restaurant and Cafe Car Service unequaled in America. All modern conveniences for comfort VISIT EureKa Springs, A perfect resort the year round.

None so convenient for this part of the country. Cheaprates at all times TIME OF TRAINS AT WIN FIELD, KANSAS. New York, N. A 850.40; 847.txt; WEST BOUND. No.

9 passenger, St. Louis to Denver. LEAVES. St. Louis 8:10 Sedalia 1 :50 a Pleasant Hill 3:55 a Pittsburg 8:14 a Poffey ville 10 :35 am Wiufiehl 2:10 pm Wichita 4:50 Hutchinson 6:45 i statements of those on board the Alene a lare number of prominent men in were arrested jester-day oil the charge of conspiracy and immediately removed to Port an Prince and imprisoned.

The situation 819.15, on sale daily till Oct. 20, good 20 days. Stop over of 10 days allowed at Buffalo, Niagara Fall, Philadelphia, Yv'ashington or Baltimore, either direction. Special EXCURSION in the interior of llavti is reported to be serious, owing' to the opposition Pueblo 7:50 a tn Wichita, 81.15, on sale Sept. Colorado Springs 9:00 a to Oct.

5th, good to return Oct. 7tb. iieuver li a No, 4'-5 accomodation arrives 3:45 pm Wellington, 00c, on 6ale Sept. departs I in No. II) connects at Coffey villo with trains for 23 to 28, good to return Sept.

30. Little Rock, Hot Memphis and all Newton, $2.05, on sale Sept. 23 east iiovm). No 308, Passerper 11:15 a n. No 340, LccbI Freight 3:35 WEST BOIKD.

No 307, PssstDger 5:15 No 339, Local Freight 8:00 a utlieru points, at Clietopa with M. h. a. 1. to 27th, cood to return Sept.

28. north and. south and St, Louis with all eastern lines, to President Sam continuino; to retain oflicc. KanKaH Treasury Short of Funds. Topeka, Sept.

Kansas stiite treasury "went broke" yesterday. From now till January 1 nil warrants will be stamped "not paid for want of funds." They will be paid at the state treasurer's window, however, with money furnished by the hanks of Topeka. The warrants will draw seven per cent, interest. St. Louis, 813.40, on sale Oct.

0 to 11, good to return to Oct. 14. No. 8 connect at Wichita with train for Kancas City. Omaha.

St. Joseph ami all points Sioux Falls, S. $18.30, on sale north, at Pueblo with all lines south ami west turonuu Colorado. Utah, California, aho con Sept. 27 to Oct.

3, good to return Oct. 31st. uects at Denver with all lines north anil west. B. E.

liliLLS, Agent The Wichita Street and State Fair Association have designated Fridav, October 4th, Homo Visitors Excursions, to points in Indiana and Ohio, on sale Suy He Id Sept. 15th and 16th, 22nd, and 23rd, Shanghai, Sept. It is reported Send your friends In the ola States one of our illustrated pamphlets, to be had by addressing Room No. 726, Century Building, St. Louis: I The oi th' Osavks." "Feathers anil Fins on the Frisco "Ft nil Farming Along the hrtsco." "The dark Uplift," Thn is Something to See Along the Ft isiO Line." The most comprehensive railroad literature for the home-seeker, traveler or investor ever published for gratuitous distribution.

29th and 30th and Oct. 0th and 7th, here that on the arrival of the court good returning within 30 days, at rate of about one fare for the round trip. at Kai-r ono-1' ii the empress lovvnyer will disinherit the heir apparent, Pit Remember the Santa Fe is the stand FRISCO DAY." ard line; that we have 5 trains daily Chun, on 1 he pretext that he is lead inr ii life of dissapation. for the east; make the best time and This will be one of the best days during the week, as Payne's Fireworks Disp'ay will be given that evening. Friday will be the the most direct line.

Miss Anthony OolC haiiiplon. Chicago, Sept Miss An rf i w-ti, f.ji a Buffalo, N. Y. 850. .,5, on sale daily, thonv.

ot lilenview, Saturituv won C. J. TvnriN, Agent. good until Oct. 31.

841.20 good for 20 days; 831.90 good 15 days. El Dorado, Kan. Si so. On sale Sep. 27; good to return Sept.

2. the Western Woman's golf champion shii, defeating Mrs. llobart Chat tield-Taylor, of Onwcntsia, ree one to plny. last day of the racfs and the management have reserved some of the speediest entries for that day. $1 Only One Dollar $1 FOR THE ROUND TRIP.

Special train leaves Winiield at a repular train at a.m. Returning, special train will leave Wichita at 1 1 p. m. C. J.

TURPIN, Agent. Wichita, Kan, 51.40. On sale Oct. good to return Oct. 2.

O. T. On sale Oct good to return Oct. 3, VV.T.'. n't" Deer Creek, O.

T. 82. On sale Oct. TIME TABLE UNION STREET RAILWAY. Revised Aug.

25, 1S99. Lvs. Main St. T.vs. Col.

Hill H(n 0:20 am 11:10 am 2:30 3:00 pm 8rm 7 MU 8 '00 Cars leave College Hill onPnli'riays at ii (l, and 10:35 a. and 6:20, 7:00 aud p. m. Kiinsiis Vniverstty Henten Ivy Ottawa. Sept.

Kansas university was overwhelmingly defeated by the Ottawa football team Friday afternoon. The Jayhawkers played a woefully weak defensive game, allowing the Ottawans to go through any and all parts uf the line. Score, 16 to 5. Seven Year In KcacliliiK Destination Kansas City, Sept. In mov 14 to IS; good to return Oct.

19. 1 -s Minneapolis, Minn. 820.15. On sale Missouri Farmer (iored tiy 11 Hull. V- Oct.

8, 9 and 10; good to return be Nevada. Sept. Hamilton Part lev, livins" four miles south of Nevada, came near a fright tween Oct 10 and 19, or by extension till Oct. 31. Rock, Kan.

00c. On sale Sep. 23 to 27; good to return Sep. 28. ful death vestcrdav, His bull at Women's Tailors Are Men.

ing some old desks in the post office two delayed letters were found. Thcj had arrived seven years The letters were sent to tlteir addresses bj special messengers. tacked him unexpectedly, tossing him hiph into the air, aud when he fell to the ground pored him 'frightfully. When you get away from the shop and look into the great stores where dresses are made, you are likely to find Do nt Be Fooledi that department directed by men. Not only is this the case in Paris, hut In New York as well.

Women's tailors rapidly becoming as thick as sparrows 0. A. R. Reunion, Hutchinson, Kan. Missouri Pacific have through service, leave Winfield 2:10 p.

arrive Hutchinson 0:40 p. m. Returning, leave Hutchinson 9:15 a. arrive Winfield 1:33 p. m.

One fare for the round trip. Take the genuine, original ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA Mat's only by Nadlion MedU cine Madison. Wli, keep you well. Our trad mark cut on each packigt. Price, 35 cent.

Nevor oi4 In bulk. Accent no iuK.ii. Minnesota ct hinllsts Favor Voiiimi. St. Paul.

Scit. 29. The Minnesota conference of the Methodist Episcopal church voted to 12 in favor of the new constitution allowing women representation in the general conference. Mrs. McKlnley Ont Driving Saturday.

Canton, Sept. 28. Secretary Cor telyou stiid Saturday morning thai Mrs. McKinley had just gone out foi a drive uutl that'she was bearing uj well. are Invariably men.

Most of the tall or-made dresses are manufactured by men. New York Press. tut. Ask your drigiu -mm.