The Neodesha Daily Sun from Neodesha, Kansas • 3

THE NEODESHA DAILY THCBSDAV, SEPTEMBER 15, 1910. PAGE THREE IKE JONES GETS OFF EASY WANTED Few Good Brick Yard- LK SALE ers and Common Laborers. Wages from 1.80 to $5.00 per day. Silk Petticoats Special. An exceptional offering in all Silk Petticoats.

I Ike Jones, the colored hotel porter who shot Albert Reed, another colored hotel porter in Neodesha a few months ago, and who jumped his bond and later came back and has been in jail several weeks, was allowed to plead guilty in district court at Fredonia yesterday to the charge of assault. He was sentenced to serve 60 days in jail. Jones was originally charged with assault with intent to kill. UFFflliO BRICK COMPANY, Buffalo, Kansas. Piano Tuning.

Leave orders with Prof. H. G. White went to Fredonia on business. Kaschner for Piano Tuning and Repairing.

17 years J. J. Carroll went to Fredonia on business. actory and ware room Ex Saturday and Monday-September 17th and 19 th. If you've been reading the fashion books, it will be nothing new to you whea we state tha'4 Silks are to be "IT" the coming season.

The dry gocds trade journals, from which live merchants get their information as to "what's also predict an unpre-cfderitcu use of silks for dresses. It will therefore be good news to you to learu of the silk sale we have arranged for the above dates. This will give our customers from the country a chance to get in on the first day of the sale. Following we quote prices on them: 51.00 and $1.25 Dress Silks 75c plain colored Taffeta 70c Kiniona Silks, yard wide 60c 75c fancy Dress Silks 50e 50c 'and COc fancy Silks 40c 40c Plaid Silk 30c Hoc fancy and plain Silks 20c We also have quite a bunch of Silk Remnants, many of them being suitable for children's dresses, others contain just enough fcor a pretty waht. Of sume there is only about enough for a child's gimp to wear with a woolen dress.

This is a chance to provide yourself and your daughters with pretty dresses, at very small cost. Remember It is only for two days. Winter Mercantile Co. perience. All work warranted First Class or no charge Very good all silk taffeta in colors and black, worth $4.50 for $3.48 Heavy all silk taffeta in colors and black, $5.00 value for $3.98 Extra heavy fancy silk, Persian patterns, $6.00 value for $5.00 Mr.

and Mrs. N. C. Ketring went io Joplin yesterday evening to visit friends and attend the Ringling Bros. Circus, there tomorrow.

F.E. BRANDEBURG. T. B. Newland returned to Wichita today after being here on business.

What a Great Man Said to he Great American People. Miss Kathrine Cottongim came from Mound Valley today to visit friends. Parisian Sage is a discovery of a W. H. Hill, Mont Holley and Mr.

Franklin went to Fredonia today on business. celebrated scientist, who spent the best years of his life perfecting this great hair tonic. We were able to secure only a limited quantity of these garments and the stock won't last long at these prices. Make your selections early. In giving his recipe to the Ameri Mrs.

Dick Jones went to Carthage, this morning to visit her son, Walter Moulton, who is very ill. can people he said: "Parisian Sage the most delightful hair dressing in the-world. It cures dandruff by killing the germs; that infest the roots Mrs. K. C.

Baker came today from Columbus, Kansas, to visit her sister, Mrs. M. E. Goodpasture. of the hair; it gives vigor and J.

F. Blake of Independence was a business- visitor in this eity Robert Loofbourrow went to todaay on business. strength to the hair roots. J. R.

Eson sells Parisian Sage at 50 cents large bottle and guarantees it to James returned to his home near Wichita today after visiting W. H. Bulman and family. Mrs. Claud Duncan returned to her home in Coffeyville yesterday evening after visiting her sister, Mrs.

Frank Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. L. L.

Linville went to Bartlesville yesterday to visit 'Phones: Dry goods 44. Grocery 19 do all that is claimed for it, or your money" is refunded. It stops falliDg hair, dandruff and Itching scalp in two weeks. Mrs. W.

E. Johnson and Mrs. L. M. Dean are visiting the family of L.

Yunker east of town today. G. E. Littery returned yesterday from a visit with his parentts in Mrs. F.

L. Jones came from Burlington, Kansas, yesterday evening to visit tier husband, who is employed at the refinery here. HORSE THIEF BROKE Mrs. S. A.

Songer and granddaugh ter, Miss Edith Songer, returned home JAIL AT ERIE Born, Monday, September 12, 1910, to Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Bryson, east of town, a son.

today from St. Paul, Kansas, where I they have been, visiting relatives. Mrs. W. C.

Wolfe of Arkansas City, Kansas, left last night for Topeka, after a visit here with her son, L. E. Jewett, and wife. The case of the state vs. Charles Chanute Tribune: Charles B.

Rob Hi Cole, charged with stealing a coat erts, the man who drove away with a Miss Nell Dora Burnison of Guilford -came yesterday evening to visit her Mrs. D. Longwill. from Curt Martin, which was to have livery rig belonging to Allison Balch L. S.

Major went to Pittsburg to- ben tried in Justice Haile-S court yes- day to visit his parents, ana irom terday was coatinued until September of this city, and forgot to bring it back, did not stay long in the county jail, where he was placed to await there will go to San Antonno, rexas, 24U Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gray returned borne from Altoona yesterday, where they had been visiting friends. before returning to Neodesha.

For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought The case of the slate vs. Curt Mar trial at the October term of Disrtict court. He escaped yesterday morning Pill lliMijjijg) I (Mil II: ALCOHOL 3 PER CENtI 'i ffijf I' AVcgetaWePrcparattonrorAs-1 ral i similaling iheFoodaiuIRegula-tiufj Uie Stomachs andBawels of Miss Josie Park came from Fredo- tin, charged with selling liquor, which and a message from Sheriff Reynolds at 3 o'clock this afternoon alatedi thiit JVlrs. C.

H. Goodnight went to Bartlesville yesterday evening to vis nia yesterday evening to' visit her was to have had a preliminary trial sister, Miss Rose Park, and to at- in Justice Hale's court today, was tend to some school work here. dismissed in justice court and a new he had not been recaptured. it her daughter, Mrs. Kitty.

Lloyd. Roberts had been in the county Jail action commenced in district, court. Bears less than a day. He got the rig Wed Elder J. M.

Taylor, who has been Marian gave Dona. Allen Long returned to his work in Wichita; today after a visit here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. H.

Long. nesday evening of last week, saying pastor of tne urinsuian cnurcn aeie A Bell went to Fredonia today that he was a lineman for the Miss Signature for the past year, left this morning on busineess, ouri Kansas Telephone Company for Sheridan Lake, Colorado, to reside and wanted to drive two miles south cf the city to straighten out a tangle W. W. Dowling returned here today Mass Nellie Maroney and: Miss Nora after visiting his wife and children III I in the wites. Wilson County Sunday School Convention, Fredonia, September 28-29, 1910.

248-26t Promotes Digestioikeri ness and Rest.Contalns rtciiticr Opium.Morph.iae nor Mineral. Not Narcotic. Maroney of Chicago were the guests in Sulphur Springs, Arkansas. He didn't come back and nothing this week of their brother, J. D.

Ma roney, who is employed by the Pra A. C. Force of Howard, Kansas, is was heard of the rig until Friday, when Sheriff Reynolds ascertained that it had been sold to a man near irie Oil Gas Co. in Neodesha visiting the family of E. Williams and other friends.

Mrs. Nannie Palmer of Osawatomie came yesterday to visit Mrs. Charles Bowen and brother, J. E. SUtt, and family.

WM it: Morehead for $25. John Allison of the livery firm valued it in the complaint against Roberts at $215. maxYVt-u uu was o.a.1,1. Pluajiin Seed' JhtSmna JhcbtHeSalts- jiniseSecd HbrmSeed-ClmiMSuimr-Huilrntai llimr. In Use nas oeen empiuu (J to sterli KansaS( today on ac.

mm Roberts wa3 caught in Cherryvale, weni to ane, Kansas yee UUQt cf the illness of is who- will be employed in a bake shop there. where he was seen loitering about th Frisco railroad denot. He was is visiting there. mm George Scudder and Frank Murrell went to Joplin yesterday evening to attend the Ringling Bros: Circus there today. A norfprf Remedv for Consftoa- brought to Chanute Monday after Hon Sour StoiuacIi.Diarrhocai i Fredonia Herald: Hook Loether, Mrs.

W. R. Bulman, who has been For Over mm noon by Sheriff Reynolds and taken before Justice of the Peace F. M. 1 one cf Fredcmia's farmers, sold Ms in Joplin for some time being treated cattle; today to a Mr.

Miller of Yates by a specialist, has returned to her Worms ness and Loss OF Sleek Facsimile Signature of mitt. Groome for preliminary hearing. Center. They average 1197, almost home in this city, Roberts waived examination in the George W. Amphlett, who lives west of town returned home from Atchison yesterday, where he has been on business.

1200 oounds a niece. The 100 head Thirty Years justice court. He was held for trial Mrs. August Bauman returned home brought the modest little sum of six thousand six hundred dollars. Now in district court, his bail being fixed NEW YORK today from Independence accompanied at $1,500.

He was unable to give Hook is a bachelor and can't even by her daughter, Mrs. Fritz Wilhelm bend and was taken to the couulty I UCT I TTT-Y I ir Jl II II VI Si FJ Pi ifl Neodesha Daily Sun only 10 cents per week. whom she has been visitiDg there. get his wife a new" silk. seat by Sheriff Reynolds that after noon.

Independence Tribune: Two o'Jie; The sheriff returned to Chanute in old West Cherry pioneers are dead, at THI CINTAUH OIMNr, HM YO OITV. Exact Copy of Wrapper. the home near Neodesta. Mrs. Sarah the evening to serve summons upon the jurors drawn for the coining term of court.

Roberts broke jail at 11:00 Duggan, aged 70 years and the othe her son, Thomas, aged about 38 years cViofk vpsterdav morning, while the Mrs. Duggan was a sister of Mrs. F. Cassidy of North Ninth street, and sheriff was sUll in Chanute. There were nine prisoners in the lockup.

They were enjoying them of Mrs. John Cavanaugh now of Cali Subscribe For The Sun fornia. Mr. Cassidy and two daughters went up on the midnight train and were driven out to the Duggan selves in the corridor ad while they were thus engaged Roberts and one of the three negroes under arrest for robbing a store in Brie dug a hole through the brick wall, ea.t of a window, crawled through and took home. On arriving the daughters went right into the house and rs Mr.

Cassidy got to the houee one of the sons, Thomas, stepped out weeping Lest You Forget We will remind you that we carry a frill line of this famous brand in Men's, Women's and SHIPLEY'S BOOK JEWELRY STORE. I to the tall timber. Undersheriff B. H. Carwile had been, uptown and was just returning from his trip.

He was within, about bitterly, and he stopped to console him, but it did no good and he cried and sobbed as if his heart would break. Cassidy stepped in and went a block of the jail when the to the room and while kneeling be leaked. The officer heist ened to the side the corpse, hid daughter came School Books, Pencils, Tablets, Pens, Ink, Rulers, Erasers, Composition and Note Books, Drawing and Painting Pads, EVERYTHING for school use. We deliver the GOODS WORTH the I Children's. This make of hose building to prevent any of the, others from coming out, and then took the told his "Thomas is dying," ar-d c-n going to another room he rouiici me trail of the fugitives.

young man suffering from a severe The seven who remained in jail salt by and watched Roberts and the negro i in make the breiich in the wan will outwear anything on the market at the price. 10c, 121c, 15c, 25c, and 35c. raising any outcry until after the pair was gone. They my the pair You will find our store full of just what you need, and the, best friend the school child ever knew. hemorrhage and they laid him on a bed and before a physician could be called and reach him, he had passed away, dying from grief wKhin, a few hours of his mother.

The funeral was held Monday from the Cai.hol'c church in Neodesha, in charge of Father Dominic, and mother and son were entered side by side in the same to kill them if they inter fered in any way. Sheriff Reynolds has offered a reward of for the capture of the men and has sent cards bearing their description to all points in Southeastern Kansas. He has no clue of their whereabouts, but hopes to lay them by the heels. grave. Tne tusoanci, raincit vugs'i, now 80 years of age, came to this country in 18G9, with Major, and Captain Flagler from Fort Scott and took a claim on Choteau creek which he later soldto Joseph LaDuke in the Cyler district, and then moved to his present home in Wilson county.

THE ADAMSON MERCANTILE CO. 17. A. L. Harmon went to Fredonia to day, on business..