The Coffeyville Daily Journal from Coffeyville, Kansas • Page 4

I COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, JULY I0th5 and continuing throughout the month, and during that time we will place before our customers prices never before offered -v :2 by our or any other store. This no special sale, but a Clearance Sale, and for three weeks can buy dry goods, SE "notions, clothing, gents' furnishings and shoesat COST 1 i Hosiery. 3 pieces of ioc linen crash towel-ing at 7.c $1.50 and $1.25 wrapper at 75c 50c shirtwaist at r35c 75c and $1 shirtwaist 60c 69c Lisle dropped stitch-hose at 48c 35c tan hose at 29c 25c embroidered, stripes and dots at 20c Corsets. 50c Pandora tucked Batiste corsets, in pink," blue and white, at 39c. Clothing.

All of our clothing will go at cost. Skirts, Gowns, Etc. $3 50 skirts at $2.98 $2,50 skirts at $1 98 $1.50 skirts at $1.00 skirts at 75c 75c skirts at 65c $1.00 drawers at 75c 75c drawers at 65c 65c drawers at 48c 50c drawers at 39c $3.50 gown at $2.98 $250 gown at $1.98 $1.50 gown at $1.15 $1.00 gown at T'. 75c 75c gown at 65c Wash Goods. 35c wash Foulard 22jc 50c silk muslin -40c 50c silk gingham 25c 20c dimities 13c 15c dimities lc ioc dimities 7hc I2c corded gingham 7z White pique suitable for skirts at ioc to 17 Jc I2jc and 15c silkaleen at ioc Best American print calico 5c; good grade at 3 jc.

ioc green ticket Lonsdale at 8c SJc Hope muslin at 7jc Embroidery and Laces. 7c embroidery at 5c ioc embroidery at yc 15c embroidery at ioc 1,000 yards of -Valenciennes at 3c Pillow case Jace at v. 2c Torchon lace at 5c Underwear. 35c ladies' gauze vests at 24c 25c ladies' gauze vests at 19c 15'c ladies' gauze vests at ioc ioc ladies' gauze vests 2 tor ijc 75c ladies' gauze union suits at 60c 50c ladies' gauze union suits at 34c Shoes. Placed on a table in our shoe department you will find broken lots of" shoes at BELOW COST.

We must have the room for our fall line of shoes. THE Maxwell-Lowry Mercantile Company. 1 ummmmm mimmmmmmmmmmnivinmniminnnninininninii READY TO BEGIN WORK. CITY CODHCIL MEETING (1 of the "Y's" were not put in although called for by the contract and paid for by the tax payer. Bills allowed: GENERAL FUND.

Wagstaff, case of Robins $50.00 Brink, policeman 2.00 Zellers, policeman 2.20 8 Halsey, policeman 2.25 Barnett. policeman 2.00 Mrs-Emma Brooks, assisting with registration 5.00 Gas Ordinance Passed to Third Real Estate Values going up Coffeyville is on the up-grade Popula- 2 Reading and Referred. SEWER CONSTRUCTION FRAUD Best Paint sold. "Will not scale off. Will not peel off.

Will not chalk off. Guaranteed in every respect. JB. P. S.

cans are lull measure. Every gallon can contains weight pints of paint. That is something worth tion 1905, 25,000 Great -gas center Mills and Factories 3 by the score Great future. Have you secured a 3 home of your own? If not, why not? Have you idle 5 money? Real estate is safe and sure. Now is the time.

Only Three Fiftbs of the Connections Put in Where Ordered Mr. Morgan's Potato Patch Cooler Meetings Hereafter. Kansas Oil Gas Company Ready to Begin Work at Any The only objection to the final passing of the Kansas Oil Gas company franchise at the council meeting Thursday night was the fact that no time for the commencing of work was stated in the franchise. O. O.

Nelson, secretary of the com pany at Forf Scott, was called up by long distance phone Friday and asked if his company would be willing to admit such a clause in the -He said the time could be made immediately if desired or sixty days or six months. He said the company would begin preparations for installing the new plant just as soon as the franchise is granted. -On account of the steel workers' strike and the consequent delay and uncertainty in. getting large pipe orders filled, it is very likely that the council will give the company six months in which to begin laying pipe. looking into when you are Green Hampton, labor 2.70 Warren Owen, 149 street sign 29.80 Wilcox, 12 day salary 24.00 Twiss, transforation tor poor 8.60 Rosa Bell, cash advanced 3.52 John Stuckey, side-walks 46.80 Raymond, policeman 3.75 II Ellis, policeman 3.00 St Louis Electric Supply lamps and packing 60.00 AND ALLEY FUND.

Thompson, moving weeds 2.65 John Lasley, work 9.00 Frank Dickinson. labor. 12.10 M. B. Smith, labor.

9.75 Ed Davis and Glaze labor with teams 27.50 Bennett, labor 15.38 Wynn, labor with team 5 00 Sam Bennett, labor 10.13 A Akerd, labor 5.00 Robert Bridges, work and team 2.50 WATERWORKS FUND. Green Hampton, labor 4.50 Albert Short, labor 1.88 Nathan McOoy, labor 8.25 Frank Chandler, labor 15.00 buying. 1.60 per gallon. The cheapest good paint on WE are prepared to give investors big values for their money nice homes at bargains, on easy terms special bargains in farms. For Insurance or Ab-.

stracts call and see us. City and County Tax Rolls at our officer If you want to sell or exchange Land or City Property, or get a Loan, call at the market. HE PITS UP PRESCRIPTIONS Councilmen Stuckey, Curry, Brewster, McCoy, Vaughn, Perry and Stone-king were present at an adjourned meeting of the city council Thursday evening. In the absence of Mayor Fra-zier Councilman Stuckey, president of the council, occupied the chair. After the reading and approval of the minutes, the question of sewers being connected with the storm water pipes from buildings cam6 up.

The main complaint seems to be about the business block on Walnut street between Eighth and Ninth. It was decided to insert a notice in the official city paper lsnam Uros Mansur, mdse 13.50 Jules Gillett, hauling i Wm Ifyde, labor 7.13 Bert Been blossom, labor 3,56 J. K. Morgan presented a bill of $33.50 for his potato patch south of -Ninth street on the Santa Fe right-of-way. 1 When the street department forces were TIN THIS TO YOUK HAT.

REAL ESTATE RENTAL AG'CY. HEADQUARTERS FOR BUSINESS. BRICK CAPITAL INCREASED. Missouri Pacific railroad shops, glass ordered to clear the Brown Supply company building out of the street be The Journal giving property owners factory, cotton mill and many other enterprises will locate at Coffeyville in the near future. It is as natural for -large enterprises to seek the best location as it is for water to run down hill.

'Coffey ville with plenty of natural gas, water, railroad facilities, giving choice building sites free to factories -cannot fail to win. The very best locations are always valuable, in or near good live towns. And adjoining the Coffeyville Brick Company Increases Its Capital Stock to $240,000. The Coffeyville Vitrified Brick Tile company has increased its capital stock from $80,000 to 240,000. The papers announcing the increase were filed with the secretary of state at To-peka Thursday.

This makes the home company the strongest brick company in the west. POCKET BOOKS. and the land bought for the Missouri Pacific railroad shops on the north, I liave several building sites, for residence, which I am going to sell, no Drettier lands can be found anywhere Wanted For Cash or Trade AS YOU LIKE 10,000 Doz. Spring Chickens. 10,000 Doz.

Old Hens. All the Butter and Eggs You Have! czsar Coffeyville, high, gently sloping. A 1 A 1 1 X. 1- 1.1 Save some money to put in it by buy-it of us CQwara rown, perieci iana, peneci uue. Prices and terms O.

K. Size of each tract as follows: "NT- nnQ foot, fnooa Pnfif. rn Iowa Pride Hams are sweet, mild cure. Try one and you will use' no other; only at Young's Kansas City excursion, July 21, via. the M.

K. T. Railroad. Special train leaves Coffeyville 6:15 a. m.

Only $1.50 for round trip. JIN tii street. No. two, 380x234 feet faces on Tenth street. No.

three, 380x234 feet faces east on Eleventh street. No. four, faces south and cast. -No. five, 555x318 feet faces north BOiOTHBY'S 111 West Ninth Street.

thirty days in which to disconnect before arrested for violating the ordinance. In the midst of the claims committee's report, Councilman McCoy, after strenuous efforts to fan himself and keep cool, burst out with a motion that the city's landlord be requested to put. in electric lights in the council chamber. Mr. Ricksecker informed the council, that he had already opened negotiations with the landlord and had reach? ei an agreement whereby the water office, police court room and council chamber could all be lighted at an expense of not to exceed $6 to the city, the landlord putting up the difference.

This suited the council and instructions were given to have the work done before the next meeting. The chamber is now lighted (and heated) with three mantled gas lights and the temperature during council meeting was easily 115 "the hottest of the season." Under the report of the claims committee the bill of ex-City Physician G. J. Tallman for $970.50 was allowed at $500. is for taking care of the smallpox patients last winter.

The marshal was instructed to chase the hay wagons from the Plaza to the new ground graded for them at Twelfth and This applies to everything sold in wagon loads. Twelfth street is now smooth and level and it is believed will better serve the purpose of a market place than the Plaza. It affords plenty of room for unhitching and feeding and has water right on the Will Pay You in CASH as much as any House DARE PAY. -No. six, 222x310 feet faces south ISo.

seven, 140x200 feet faces west. No. eight, 25x318 feet faces north. Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 are as fine as silk.

Nos. 6, 7, and 8 are vry good too and all are for sale and are going, to be sold. It costs nothing to investigate. If -wstait your choice you will have to gay Yodr J5eats OF JkVtbofbe Son Get Oiir Prices Before You Sell. Thirty years in the produce business in Coffeyville, and expect to re-, main thirty years longer, with cash or trade to pay for all your produce.

We do not sell or manufacture hog fat and tween Eighth and Ninth, where it had been dumped by the Whitney Lumber company one night in February, they knew of no better place to throw the building's dismembered remains than on -the Santa Fe right-of-way south of Ninth. Here was Mr. Morgan's potato patch reputed to be the best tuber-producing ground in all the town. The street forces blind to everything except the council's order to clear the street and they never once thought to ask Mr. Morgan what right he had to the ground.

After the shack was scattered all over the ground someone investigated and found that Mr. Morgan was raising potatoes "on shares" with the Santa Fe and that his crop prospects had been knocked sky-high by the ruin wrought. So there was nothing left for him to do but to ask the city for recompense which he did. His bill went over. Warret Owens was allowed $29.80 for repainting 149 street signs ruined by some malicious persons who broke the enamel lettering off the signs bought at first.

The franchise ordinance of the Kansas Oil Gas company was" passed to third reading when it went to the ordinance committee. In moving, to send the ordinance to the committee, Mr. Brewster said the town, had seen one man get rich out of a gas franchise and if any more were going to do it, the city ought to have something out of it. The bond of J. E.

S. Boothby, for $1,000 as city assessor was approved with Thomas Scurr and F. X). Benson as sureties. Council then ad journed or two weeks.

The Worm Turned. A Missouri editor who has bucked bids on job printing till exasperated, feels better since moved to publish the following: "-The editor is soon to buy a shirt. Strange and extravagant as it may seem we have determined to do so. With this end in view, we wish the dealers to submit sealed bids, so that the job may be let to the lowest bidder. "Quality and style don't Any old thing will do.

in your bids." Want d. Furnished room and board for lady and two children in private family. Inquire at Journal office. 4U.us.iy. iuu utuuuii puaaiuijr uuu uciici or pettier laying land anywhere than this Will sell part of this land, if de- cirrv! in nioOB na cmnll no KOYldO fft, nr Deei Buec cauea oleomargarine to come in competition with your pure homemade butter.

When you want cash or trade come to the old reliable house of Longest established meat market in he city. Call 'Phone 126 and your order will be promptly and satisfactorily filled. as Esach more as may be desired. Call rua car address J. M.

Gillam.No. 414 East Igfech, CJoffey ville. Kan. WELLS BROS. CLEANED CISTERNS No -3 ground.

It may take a few months for Elvln Lamb Bead. Elvin Lamb, an old settler and a well-to do farmer, died Wednesday night at his home north of Havana. He had been ill only a few days, having been taken with a congestive chill. He leaves three sons and a daughter, the eldest being 17 years old. His wile died last October.

The whole community mourns the loss of one of the best citizens, and extend ssympathy to the four orphan children. Notice to I have a supply of blanks for persons wanting to give power of attorney to register their names for. filing purpose in the Kiowa and Comanche country, which I will execute for any one wanting to give such commission. C. L.

Long, Notary Public. Prof. Rappelye uses a scientific meth-on in treating diseases of the respiratory tract. Reduces the medicines to a vapor thus conveying them directly to the parts affected. II art by Thresher.

Charles Hicks of Tyro had one of his legs badly ground up by a thresher Thursday. He was trying to put a belt oh the machine when his foot got caught and was badly ground. Amputation may be necessary. attending him. Special train leaves Coffeyville 6:15 a.

July 21, for Kansas City M. K. T. Railroad. Only $1.50 for round trip- Nothing by Halves Here.

Yinita Leader: Coffeyville have a fair August 13-16. It will be a good one for Coffeyville doesn't do things by halves. A young man unemployed, and: acquainted in Coffeyville will find it to his interest to call on Prof. Rappelye, Room 8, Barndollar building. tf 1 Man f)ry Goods Patent Vacuum Gleaner, Work Guaranteed.

people to become accustomed to the change buf when they do it will undoubtedly be best for all. More fraud and rottenness in the construction of the sewer system was brought out by the statement of Mr. Ricksecker that three out of every five and Has'ever been known to die who -used the justly celebrated PRICE REASONABLE. 5 Gfoee ries "Y's" shown on (he sewer chart are not; Leave orders at "Watt Davis Grocery, West Ninth Street. in that is, were left out in building the sewer.

The matter came up when the at I Roesky Money Savins: Prices Coffey ville Plumbing company presented a bill of $7.65 for two "Y's." In making a sewer connection for some one the "Y's," it was found, had not been astry TELEGRAPHY AIID RAILWAY Business Taught Successfully. Both Ladies and Gentlemen. Day and Xlgbt. 907 South Walnut Upstairs. put although shown on the chart.

Move it The property owner. had been taxed-for them and refused to pay for them again so the company presented its bill to the city. The council refused to pay it on the basis that everyone else who had wo QUSIIIESS COLLEGE ciffpra snoerior advantages to the younjr peo 10th and Walnut. been compelled to put tapping the sewer would then ask the coun ple ot Coffey ville and Burrounding country to DR. F.

A. MINER, Practice limited to EYE, EAR, IlOSEflllD THROAT Office Hours 9 to lS'a. mM 2 to 5 p. Sun- day by appointment. Room new.

Upham bldg, Coffeyville, Kan. Telephone 383. cil to reimburse them, also. So it seems secure a IBusinessand Stenographic Education. Term brgins September 2, 1901 tfiat the must be paid for twice Tinware, glassware or queensware "at low prices.

Young's Grocery. Indefinite Alarms. Fireman O. N. Miller requests people to be more careful about turning in fire alarms and give the exact location of the fire.

"101S- Fifth street' doesn't say whether it is East or West Fifthf The East or-West should always be put in in giving the alarm. wlnre they were left out fraudulently at first once in the regular sewer assess T. M. ROBERTSON, D. D.

S. Dental Office Hall Building, Southwest Corner of Plaza. Office 101. House 192. Marriage Licenses.

Name Richard Roadamer, Coffeyville, Minnie Keller, Coffeyville, Joseph Blosser, Dewey, Mollie Gibbons, ment and again when the plumbers put Age .35 ...26 .20 Oitaloffsent free to those desiring farther sxformation. GOFFEY VILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE them in in making the Roesky keeps everything found; in a first class bakery. Remember the place, near the MK. T. depot.

The city engineer says that fifths.