The Coffeyville Daily Journal from Coffeyville, Kansas • Page 1

ri A VOLUME VI. COFFBTrVTLLB, KANSAS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER IS, 1898. NUMBER 276. FOE STATE GRAIN INSPECTOR. 1 0 THE E.

D. Morgan of Coffeyville Will Re an Ctesilells Grocery AppUcant for the Place. Coffeyville has a candidate for the qDqDdDq 0 kmks Cell appointment to the position of state grain inspector and if genuine know- edge of the duties of the office and spe NEAT TO P. O. cial fitness for the position count for Well, if you are not you will be.

We're ready for DON'T DELAY. much, E. D. Morgan of this city will get you. he place.

Mr. Morgan is a practical grain man and knows every detail of grain inspection. For a long time, he It you have ideas of economy in grocery buying you will certainly be satisfied with our prices for Saturday. We absolutely guarantee to save you money on all your purchases and give you the largest grocery stock in the city to select from. was assistant state grain inspector and Ladies' Capes, The lowest-price line in Coffeyville.

THILE the weather is warm prepare for the storm. jfY are prepared with the best stock of winter goods ever shown in Coffeyville, to suit everybody. Our stock of blankets in cotton and wool is unsurpassed, ranging in price for cotton from 35c to $2, in wool $2.50 up. Vfidertoear for left, Votaetj Qbildrefi. FOR MEN.

See our heavy cotton shirts and drawers at 25c. A grand garment double fleece lined at 50c. Other values equally good in wool. FOR WOMEN. A very heavy cotton vest for 25c.

A union suit of the same kind for 50c. Other union suits and separate garments in a large assortment at low prices. Ladies' Dress Skills, Arkansas City "Crescent" high patent flour $2.10 cwt Strictly high patent. Blankets, lOCtOlIlOTAl Best California Hams i iiauiuiijVI ti 0 i -1 uJ 6c lb. Best New Orleans molasses An endless stock of cloaks, capes and mackintoshes lor ladies and children.

We guarantee low prices in this department. 50c gal. E. D. MORGAN, Wells Bros.

L.O.L.P. Grocery, Queensvare and Glassware Departments. We are now prepared to show you the grandest array of Holiday Goods ever shown in any store outside of large cities, that it has ever been your pleasure to see. We have purchased very heavily for these departments, and you can come expecting to see the grandest stocks ever shown in this state. We shall have on sale in our queensware department the most beautiful Xmas presents in imported table ware: Single cups and saucers, salid dishes, cake plates and individual pieces that we have ever shown.

When you are ready to make your purchases of Holiday Goods come to the BIG STORE. A word as to prices. Buying direct from the manufacturer, in large lots gives us the. advantage that small dealers do not have. This will be apparent to you when you look over our stock and are shown the prices.

We are making especial low prices in our grocery department and when you are looking for good things to eat and at prices that no other house can meet, give us your orders. We make a specialty of fine, fat turkeys, ducks and geese for Thanksgiving. We are showing fruits of all kinds, cluster raisins, imported almonds, cream nuts, filberts, English walnuts and every delicacy known to the trade. All at prices that no othtr house dare meet. Come to the BIG STORE for all your purchases.

Yours Truly, WELLS Candidate for the Appointment of State Grain nspector. Ice Wool Shawls, Yams, Ice Wool, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers. In dress goods, silks, hosiery, flannels and all eroods vou will find our stock very complete. Or IS lbs. standard granulated sugar- $1.00, his work gave universal satisfaction.

Before the grain inspection was put un der state control, Mr. Morgan was rec ommended by the Coffey ville Board of Trade in 1893 and was confirmed by S. Best New Kraut 0c gal. W. M.

CONDON O. P. C. H. P.

Jones, who was chief inspector at that time, and was afterwards recommended by the same board for reinstatement in Sour Dickies Tic doz. 1895 and was confirmed by A. C. Merrit, 6 lbs. best California honey 75c chief inspector at that time, and served two years longer, but went out with the Best creamery butter iac id.

Best Rio coffee 12c lb. Best pork sausage 8c lb. Best Vienna sausage lb. Best oranges Soc doz. Best 10c doz.

CEREALS. THE BIG RACKET Undersell Everybody 011 Every Kind of Everything. 1 1 RID, PfopV other officers when Gov. Leedy was in augurated. In all his work he knew no 2 pkgs.

Scotch oats 15c favorites and discharged his duties faithfully and impartiilly. COFFEYVILLE, KAX. Mr. Morgan has always been an ar Flake hominy 3c lb. Ralston's health flour 40c sack Best genuine buckwheat flour 4c lb.

SOAPS- E. S. JUST RECEIVED. New lot kid gloves, all colors, in hooks and clasps. Regular $1 glove at 79c.

Also full assortment of other kid gloves in all leading shades. B. Books and stationery. More, than 10,000 books received dunfig the past three weeks. Big assortment cloth bound books at 10c.

Dictionaries at 10 and 15c. Teachers' Bibles below market. dent, active Republican, working earnestly asd "persistently for the suc Continuous uiarketa receiver! dally. Corr spondehcosoilci'ed. Special at teation given to consiynaiCnts.

2 bars best toilet soap 5c cess of the party and the vindication of iK uare soap its principles. His record as a Repub lican is clear and faultless: his personal PRIVATE WIRK TO KANSAS CITY, CniCAOO, ST. LOUIS and NEW YORK. Cash A Specialty. us Dars uex soap 20c 1 qt.

bottle blueing, big size 10c 1 qt. bottle ammonia 10c 1 box Gold Dust oc These prices are sure trade catchers. Fill your pantry for next week from this list. Yours, character is above reproach; bis quail fications for the office to which he as pires could not be better. These are the claims upon which his candidacy CLOSING OUT ALL 1898 A.

Cansdell Dead. A. Cansdell, an old soldier 62 years for the appointment is based, and if E. D. nORGAtl con.

Commission and Brokerage. Tel. 16. Coffeyville, Kan, Agent for the HAMMON TYPEWRITER. Best machine made.

Machine exhibition at thin offiou all the time. easy old, died at his home twenty five' mile3 everyone of Mr. Stanley's appointees can southeast of the city Thursday and was JLtl Chas. A. Wells Grocery Co.

BICYCLES AT COST! interred in Elmwood cemetery Friday make as good a showing, the administration of state affairs will be conducted to the satisfaction of all. afternoon. L. 0. L.

P. Mr. Cansdell was well known in this Always the Cheapest. section and was a member of the G. A.

nrnmmmmmmminmrawimmmmmnmimimninK Ladles You can get all kioda of sewing ma $75.00 Ariels at $57.50 60.00 Waverlies 1... 32. SO R. post in Coffeyville. He was a brother-in-law of W.

R. Cruzan, the shoemaker, and was highly respected and esteemed chine needles and repairs at U. -fin ger's. AH 35.00 Ivat hoes at 27.50 35.00 Crosbys at 25.00 Spokes each, 2 for .05 by a large circle of friends and acquain lo) The only full Havana fillid cigar the Mr. Cansdell came to Kansas Licensed to Marry.

Marriage licenses as follows have been issued by the probate judge in Independence: Name. Age. Fayette Nelson, Cherryvale .56 Martha Anderson 54 Clyde B. Barbour, Coffeyville 2i Melissa J. Patchett, Coffeyville 22 William M.

Price, El Paso, Tex 28 Sarah C. Berryman, Elk City 24 in 1855 and was a member of company George W. Childs, at the Spot Uasn grocery. Trouser uardt 4c, 3 for .10 CemeLts 4c, 3 for 10 25c bells 15 0 12) Ninth Kansas cavalry. The G.

A. R. conducted the funeral services. He 50c 35 $1.00 bells 65 leaves a wife and six children. $1.50 1.09 $1.50 lamps 1.10 Isaac M.

Cox, Caney 19 $2.25 lamps I.60 rcetta Parsons, Caney. 13 John M. Schleicher, Coffeyville 31 Caroline M. Swayze, Coffeyville 21 $4.50 3.25 $1.75 pedals 1.15 $3.00 handle bars 2.00 $2.00 handle-bars 1.25 SI. 50 M.

V. inner tubes 1.10 TVS SELL. MILLINERY. We sell more Millinery every year we are In bnninees. The beet values for the least money nave made it so.

31IIS. A. E. COOPER, Milliner. Silvester Smith.

Toffeyville ..23 EGA USE a big majority of the people do their buying at this store. They have set their seal of approval long ago on the way that business is done here. To merit a continuance of your favor will be our constant aim. The millinery department keeps turning out hats pretty hats, stylish hats at dry goods prices not millinery store prices which means a big saving to you. Extra low prices and sweeping reductions Minnie Anderson, 24 Admitted to the Asylum.

An order was received by Probate Judge Ferrell Thursday for admittance to the Osawatomie asylum of Mrs. Henry Hisey of Rutland township She was adjudged insane early last week. The City Steam Laundry has purchased an elegant new delivery agon. This firm now has as fine a laundry plant as can be found in the state and their work is of the very best quality. All other goods in same proportion.

Chrysanthemums. Rnhprt Bandar, the flirist of Inde J. C. PINGER, pendence, will be in Coffeyville tomor- COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS row with a loaa 01 Deaumui enrysan themums. tSfMail orders will receive promt attention Good Boys Jiiee Girls.

Merry Christmas! That greeting, the best of the year, Isn't very far off, nxt month 'twill be here; So we're anxious to let your kind pa and ma know That, to find Santa Claus, to Read's they must go. He's made that bpftrtgnnrters and will be there In state, "With a stock of npw iojs, made this year 98. No old etock. carried since B. C.

11, in our cape and jacket stock. Lively selliog has left many and many a wrap of broken assortments and odd numbers. HALF PRICE for them. Isn't that a saving for you? It pays to come here and see this lively store. The Royal Worcester and Thompson's Glove Fitting corsets.

Who can name better or as good corsets? Ladies' shoes of the Fingree Smith, E. P. Reed, Bering Lynn Shoe Co. make, from A to EE last, Nos. 2 to 8, from 2 to $4.

Who can name better shoes? Men's Burt Packard, Johnson Murphy, Packard Field, Forbush Brown shoes makes to select from you will find nowhere else. Manhattan shirts, $1, $1.50, $2. Who pretends to be selling a shirt better than a Manhat an? 60 pieces worsted dress plaids, 6c, 8c, IO3 yd. You will do well to see them. Also the big lot of 50c dress goods, choice for 25c.

300 ladies' handsome ties, 75s, $1, $1.25, 81.50 ties, choice for 25c. Don't ask how we got them. Buy liberally which you'll do when you see them. Ladies' Newport skirts, 98c to $5, are the acme of perfection. 12 very choice waist patterns 21 yds.

each, were $2.50, $3 and $3.50 pattern, choice for 81 8S. They are pretty. Commencing on Thursday morning, December 1st, we intend giving a 10 days' special sale. This is the shortest special sale we ever gave, but it will be a merry one long as it lasts. Due notice will be tfiven you.

A'so trie list cf eoods to be sold. One car load of Christmas toys are opening, which means big assortments at Very trifliog prices. Don't miss calling, and do your friends a turn by bringing them with you. Not even one thing from the year '97. He has already brought many things we might mention, And a lot, more to come, give this attention.

Write bantu to send toys bright and new; He will, for he gets them irom Rea tor you. MADE-TO-ORDER That's the kind you get here. 5 No two persons need the same lenses or frames. Call and have your eyes examined and we fit your particular case. No charge for testing eyes.

Glasses from 50c up. F. M. TRUBY, Optician. Snceeit.or to Totrer Jfvrelrt Co.

Christmas toys will be given special attention by us this year. Cnrtock, besides being bright and new. has been selected with a view of placing before the children' many useful, instructive and amusing articles. It may seem a little early to call your attention to this matter, but the wle Santa Claus will begin making purchases now. because he will have an unbroken stock to choose from, and by buying something at short intervals from now until December 25th, will scarcely miss the amount expend ed.

You will find" these goods in oar grocery department. Come in CU. JLUU WUA UUU tUCSO yon are not aware of the fuct, allow us to inform you that we jUadaml have on sale the "Delineator" at 15c, and the "Glass of Fashion' rc a copy, each containing a coupon that entitles the bearer to four 20c patterns at half price. December number here. We carry a foil line of But -terick patterns.

Always the Cheapest. L. P. 3 iaiiiaiiuuiuiaiuiiiiuiiaimMiiiUituiiiiiniuiiiUiiitiiiiiiii READ BROS. Bwt quality at lowest pries..