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OLDROYD. A meeting for young men Kill be held WATCHES I GBNTIiEMBBT UNDERTAKERS, O. W. DUFF, Funeral Director Go see the finest line of $2 00, $3 00, $4 00, $5 00, $6 00 and $7 00 shoos in all styles, eyer shown in this city. KEEP COOL! Don't allow your angry passions to arise over soft butter and spoiled vegetables, but buy one of those elegant RE Iilli-EBATORS at DUFF OLDEOYDS.

AFTERNOON NAPS IlDEES Go see the prettiest line of medium and of those soft sofas or elegant Are beneficial. Just get one lounges at DUFF OLDROYD low priced shoes, the turns and hand-welt prettiest line of hand- shoes and the newest worry 01 1011 anu Dusmess. HOME SWEET HOME line of slippers and walking shoes ever shown Nothing makes a home brighter or happier than nirniture in Southern Kansas, at that is convenient and useful, if neat in design. This does not necessarily involve great expense if you bur at Duff Oldroyd's. DOE'S.

THE BABIES! and see if you can warn oir tne for von. as! von already know Bless their sweet little hearts! They wont be happy until ton buy one of those handsome babv carriages of Duff Oldroyd. Remember we have the celebrated Red School House" shoe, the best child's shoe made on earth. HAVE YOU BEEN TO BROWN'S DRUG STORE. It this advertisement is not that his Faints.

Oils. Drmrs. Toilet Articles Ctears are the test in town. North Summit Street i NEW GASOLINE STOVES. HARDWARE OP GSDOJL BUY YOUR R7.

You will be surprised, at the "WALL PAPER AND CALL FOR City Book Store. Dnnnii in Lnnn on Imprnund Farms, at ibn Lnnnsi Hntnc. OnnnQ Paid hnn Fa pets arn Sinned, if ihn Yiiln is FnrfncL THE JUilllSnn LDAI1 Aim TE11ST CO. 0 New stock and larger assortment than ever before, comprising the Howard, Elgin, Waltham, Illinois, Hampden, Beth Thomas, Peoria and Geneva Nonmagnetic. I hart the new WALTHAM NON.

MAGNETIC, also the Peoria and Geneva Non Magnetic watches, which are the only three reliable non magnetic watches made. e. l. Mcdowell. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Frank Danks returned to Cincinnati last evening. Sheriff Hayes, of Wichita, was in the city yesterday. Caotaln Gary was in the city yesterday from Winfield. W. E.

Merydith, of Dexter, was in tht city yesterday. T. V. McConn and wife have relumed from Maple City. Dr.

I. Cameron returned yesterday from Kansas City. J. O. Campbell telegraphs that he will be home from Mexico Sunday.

S. E. Moore, who has beu ontheMck list for some time, has recovered. Miss Emma Theaker is the new book keeper in Peter Pearson's furniture estab lishment. Captain W.

Stan ford and J.J. Clark went to Burden last evening to effect a big land trade. Miss Ada Dunn was immersed in the pool in the Christian chapel last vvening at o'clock. George Craiger left for the territory yes terday, where he has gone on a few days fishing tour. Mrs.

Charles Duff and children, who have been visiting in Wichita, returns home to-day. Mrs. G. M. Hayes received a letter from her husband in Pennsylvania stating that his mother was worse.

Mrs. Mary Wilson, who has been visiting with Mrs. Jenkins, returned yesterday to her home in Indiana. Charles Hoffman aud family arrived here yesterday, having come ovt rland in a buggy from Marion Center. J.

D. Stine, late editor of the Torchlight, Xenia, is prospecting in the city, and is thinking seriously of locating. Mr. and Mrs. D.

G. Carder had scarcely recovered from their sickness when their sou was taken down with the mumps. Hugh A. Emi8, of Davenport, was In the city yesterday. He is an old time friend and schoolmate of J.

W. Oldham, W. F. Klopf, Amos Walton and A. C.

Smith leave this evening for St. Louis, where they go to give Cleveland a boost Miss Eunice Clark, who has been visit ing E. F. Duer and family, left for her home in Ohio via Kansas City aud other points. J.

Thompson has returned from Kansas City. While there he purchased two barrels of apples that cost him $23. They are very fine. Misses Cora and Clara Thompson and Conductor Woolheater and wife and Engineer Hays and wife have all gone to Galveston on a few days' pleasure trip. Ike Harkleroad, O.

S. Gibson and John Irons, all of Silverdale township, leave for St Louis to-day where they go to attend the democratic national convention. They are Cleveland men. Dr. J.

P. Sankey and wife did not get away Thursday evening, but remained, and yesterday they and Dr. White and wife visited Geuda Springs. Dr. Sankey and wife left last evening.

Hubert Ferguson was over from Maple City yesterday. He informs us that the school house which was blown down in the recent storm is being rebuilt The frame was raised yesterday. Rev. Barker and wife leave to-day for Harrisonville, Mo. The Thavei.kk extends its best wishes for their future happiness and success at their new home.

Kev. Barker is a model minister. Kevin J. Custer, brother of General George A. Custer, was in the city -yesterday en route to the territory with his family, ne was accompanied by his wife's sister, Mrs.

O. M. Storer, of Belle Plalne. While in the city they were the guests of Major L. E.

Woodin. Rev. J. Harper and son, Rev. R.

It. Harper, of Wichita, were in the city yesterday on their way to Geuda Springs. The latter will have charge of the Congre-gationallsts at that city. The former Is at Wichita and is editor of the Western Evangelist Ex-Sheriff George MclnUre was in the city yesterday. He Informs ut that Monday he will remove to Springfield.

CoL, where he will eajsge In business. Mr. Mclntire owns large interest in the Springfield to wnsite. The TniTri tends its best wishes for (he future success of Mr. Mclntire.

J. C. necsan, of Kaw agency, I. was yesterday en routa to St Louis, where he has gone to attend the deor convention. While In thai dt4 buyia a fla with Cleveland's portrait on it and bring it tc the ae with There he will have a pole rahtaj and la-.

repuDiicaa ex overnzt cpiau to eticad. Mr.Eecsan represents tha territory la the Louis convention; I RE I i the rooms of the Young Men's Christian association this evening at 8 o'clock. All young men are invited. J. F.

Hoffman suggests the novel idea of organizing a polo club for Lake Juanita, at Ueuda Springs. He says let each player be mounted on a kind of a wooden horse which floats on the water. This Is something new, and besides would be fine sport. The race coarse of the driving park as sociation is completed and the public is in vited to go down and take a drive upon it. Everyone is requested to keep off in wet weather.

We are informed that this is as fine a track as there is in the state. Yesterday afternoon one of the street car drivers when he arrived at Fifth avenue on Summit street, was takeji with an attack of tramps. For a time it was thought he would die. but after an hour of suffer ing he commenced to recover. He was taken into the drug store of the Arkansas City drug company for treatment Our people should always patronize home institutions, therefore telephone to number 103, Archie Dunn when you want a cab.

All calls promptly answered and all baggage transferred promptly. Send your orders to Dunn Co's. cab line. Stable Fourth avenue, between Third acd Fouith street. 12 1 George Mclntire says it is his opinion that Charles Betts was dismissed by Sher iff Connor without cause.

The only rea son for the dismissal was that Connor wanted his son to succeed Betta and keep all the money in the family. It seenis.that Connor has gone entirely back on union labor friends in this end of the county. Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. Phillips, of Greenwich, Sedgwick county, celebrated Wednes day, the seventieth anniversary of their marriage, Mr. Phillips is D9 years old and his wife is two months younger. They have twelve children, the oldest of wheiu is 69 years of age. This is a very fair start for a state that is just beginning to turn its attention to the production of centena rians.

Thursday evening George Smothers and family (colored) came in from West Bolton township to attend the concert given by the colored quartette. On the way his little girl had the misforturne to fall from the wagon and the wheel passed over her bowels. It was thought at first she was badly injured but at last report she was cettinc along all right. Dr. Sparks was called in to attend her.

The Wichita Exposition will have their inaugural race meeting June 5th to Oth in cluiivo. They have a large number of entries for their race meeting already made. A trades' display and street parade composed of civie and military organiza tions, forming a grand carnival and parade in honor of the eighteenth birth year of the city of Wichita, will be made on the morning of June 7th. Excursionists from all parts of the state will be in attendance. Kailroad rates will be one faro round trip.

Arkaasas City Cc Baadry Ho 80 Las evening the officers of the Arkan sas City commandry No. SO I were duly in stalled. On the evening train the following Knights Templar came down from Wlnfield: S. E. W.

Johnson, J. S. Mann, W. G. Graham, F.

B. Day, E. T. Nelson, J. D.

Pryor, W. Johnson, B. W. Trout, John II. Reed, James McDermott, S.

E. Berger, James M. Stafford and J. L. M.

Hill. They assisted in the installation exercises, S. E. W. Johnson acting as special depntyforthe occasion.

The following officers were installed: J. L. Huey, eminent commander: J. Mack Love, general- issomo; M. E.

Fowler, captain general; James Ridenour, senior warden; Dr. A. S. Brecount, junior warden; Dr. J.

W. lloyt, prelate; Colonel W. J. Pollock, re corder; J. P.

Johnson, treasurer; J. Mc- Elheney, standard bearer; H. W. Sharp, sword bearer; C. W.

Ruth, and Jacob Hight, sentinel. At the conclusion of the installation ex erciscs all the Knights repaired to the Gladstone hotel where they indulged in a grand banquet, which had been prepared for the occas ion. The Arkansass City commanary sians out unuer very iavora-ble circumstances. It has over thirty members and all are representative citizens. Bttckl ea's Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for curing bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chllb lalns corns, and all BKin eruptions, and post tively cure piles or no par required It Is guaranteed to give perfect satis action, or money refunded. Price 50 cent per box. For sale by E. D.Eddy Yon Wi Befiise 4 1 such an opportunity to buy, at least inspect, onr Ladies' Hand Turned If Shoe, for 3 thi3 weei. Wei abo have the finest line of low ahoea and alippera in tho Prices frora CO ccsts toCL rrr E'SHOB HBT.

(I 4 i i 14 I -ff i it- Per Cent to On Farm or City Property. SNYDER FRENCH, Cscsssors to Bnydar, Hutchison Co. Arkansas City, Kansas. WAETETBR THE LAKE SIDE, PartlM visiting Kenda Spring and whhlne acenmtnoriaUous, which are uimurpaasrd. ehould visit this house Mr Varner hasten this house a thorough remodeliug and has in every way fitted his rooms for the accommodation of health seekers GO TO JULIUS BEHREND, The Popular Clothier, FOB TOUR STRAW HAT.

To Save Money in Purchasing Your SPRIITG CLOTHING- GO TO JULIUS BEHREND, The Popular Clothier. LOCAL PARAGRAPHS Weather Indications. The weather indications will be found in the upper left hand corner of C. C. llol-lister space, on eighth page.

Own Your Own Homes Any person owning a lot and wishing to build a home and pay for the same in small monthly payments, will be furnished money at 6 per cent and no commission We want one good, reliable agent in this TXT Vii-u 10-ft-2 General Agents. Wichita, Kansas. To Sabicnberi Subscription to the dally Traveler -Is invariably In advance and hereafter the carriers will collect and receipt for subscriptions each week. If payment is not promptly paid the paper will be discontin ued. Be sure and get your receipts.

One week 20 cents iu advance. Four weeks 75 cents in advance. Twelve weeks 52 in advance. All arrearages on subscription are past due and must be paid. We propose to put our8UDscnpuon on aeasn oasis which has been made necessary by fllagrant abuse of the time system.

Traveler. Bon Ton is the finest place for gpod ice cream in the city. Try it 12-2 Machine Oils, JIachine Oils. Any kind you want at Eddy's drug store. 3 A competent and experienced office man and rapid accountant wants books to balance and adjust; would accept permanent situation with good house; can furnish best of references; satisfaction guaranteed.

Address Arkansas City Traveler office. 1H We have a few choice lots we Trill sell on time and furnish 500 to a few parties who want to build good houses. Pollock Sherburne. 10-6 Wanted To trade a good farm for livery stock. Apply to Thompson Woodin.

12-tf Milk shake, best in city. Wanner Bros. 305-tf Co 12-3 to Kroenert for fresh vegetables. Best ice cream in city. Wanner Bros.

305-tf When you can buy goods cheaper than any where else and get a nice oil painting besides, why not do it? Ask to see them at P. Call atO. P. Houghton's and get a card for one of those oh paintings. 293-tf Have you seen those oil paintings at P.

Houghton's. 2t-tf For a satisfactory picture go to Pretty man, Fifth avenue, west of stoffice. 12-3 Large line cakes at Wanner Bros. S05-tf The popular 'Frisco line is now running superb reclining chair-cars free from Bluff City to St. Louis on their evening train which leaves Arkansas City at 825 p.

m. Also on the morning train out of Wichita which leaves at 850 a. m. They have put in a line of the finest chair-cars running out of St. Louis, furnished with the Schar-rit chair and finished with mahogony with elegant dressing rooms for ladies and gentlemen.

Wanner Bros, for nectar and cream. SCS-tf 0100,000.00 On nand to loan on City prog- erty, at low rates of interest Honey reidy as soon as title Is approTcdand pnpsrs are rine. BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS. Yesterday was a corn growing day. Lennox Endicott are burning brick.

Frank Lorry has his two threshers ready to commence work. P. Abbott is building a fine residence in the Fourth ward. Born To Mr. and Mrs.

M. S. Allec, of the Fourth ward, a son. Al. Woolsey carries a very badly bruised eye caused by Lent Chapin received two car loads of farm machinery yesterday.

This afternoon the scrub kid nine will play the "Dirty Dozen' club. Don't forget the turtle soup at the Bon Ton Sunday for dinner. 13-2 The street car line on Summit street is completed to Fifteenth avenue. All the Santa Fe collectors now wear white caps, commencing yesterday. Stillman Co.

are going to add a stock of notions to their wall paper stock. Policeman Thompson took in a drunk yesterday and he will have his trial this morning. The Santa Fe passenger train came in on time yesterday morning for the first time in many weeks. Elder M. A nth is will preach Sunday the Third ward morning at 11 o'clock in school building.

Chairman Peak, of the sanitary commit tee, reports that he is having all the alleys cleaned up properly. Dr. McMullen has practiced medicine thirty-two years and guarantees a cure in all curable cases. 1 Found A bunch of keys. Owner can have same by calling at this office and paying for this notice.

1 Bon-Ton for the best ice cream in the United States, and strawberries direct from Maxwell's frnit farm. 13-2 All interested in the driving park are requested to meet in the Bank of Commerce room at 7:80 o'clock Monday evening. A. A. Newman, who has just returned from New York city, says while that city may be some larger than Arkansas City, it is no livelier.

lesterday Harry Maxeywas awarded the contract to lay the iron for the Frisco's Anthony extension. He will com mence Monday. George S. Howard and W. E.

Moore were seriously indisposed yesterday. A few bottles of mineral water straightened them out; yes, straightened them out. Bishop Thomas will preach in Trinity church to-morrow morning and evening. He will administer the rite of confirmation at the morning service. Services at 11a.m.

and 8 p. m. William Henderson has been awarded the contract to make and furnish the door and window work and the panel work for the new Fifth Avenue hotel, amounting to about $3,500. Lost South of Arkansas City, between the canal and the river, a roll of drawings with newspaper wrapper. Finder will please leave at this office or at WyckofT, Gooch Co's.

1 9100,000 to loan on city and farm property. Can complete papers and furnish money in twenty-four hours time In urgent cases. Brown Hill, successors to W. L. Weir Co.

ll- The Frisco still to the front. We are not satisfied with taking the democrats to St. Louis, but propose to take the republicans to Chicago, too, for 313.80 for the round trip. W. H.

Upton, Agt. 13-tlQ William McMullen, M. has permanently located in this city, where he may be consulted on diseases of women and children. Nose, throat, the eye and ear a OQca over Strong Ross bank, room No. S.

1 Yesterday afternoon the Guthrie school closed with appropriate literary exercises. The teacher, L. F. Abernethy, was presented with an elegant voliuae of Bryant's pot by the pupils. The gift Is doly appreciated and worthily bestowed.

Nelson, the, city assessor, la-forms he has cospktsd LI Jlahcxs and that he trill make his report next Ilea-Czy. To-Cay hs will tara his tec i at his ccaadth csa Czriz jeaaszathaT ttca cf Cdr prcpsxty, tzl ta prepared ta Uy ccplMt3 b-crat! tcid ICE CREAM PARLOR. We are serving the finest Ice Cream in the city. Lunch room in connection. Call.

AT low prices we are making on BABY CARRIAGES, PRICES AT- 0 BROTHERS. PFISTEEER "Tft DRESB ACK, EHOADS "3 f3 las beo. mmn Fresco Painting, Paper Hanging, Carriage and Wagon Painting. Sixth Street Between FIFTH and CENTRAL Avenue. 'I j4 DR.

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