The Coffeyville Daily Journal from Coffeyville, Kansas • Page 4

A LITTLE ROMANCE. An Old Chair "THIS IS A GREAT TOWN." So Says F. O. Weis to HU Old Friends Back in Quincy. Wedding at Jefferson Brought About by a Matrimonial Agency.

A wedding bordering on the romantic Quincy, 111., Whig of April 18: Frank Weis, formerly of Quincy, now of Cof- occurred at Jefferson the other night whenjPrentice Smith of Jefferson was feyville, is in the city on a visit to friends and relatives. Mr. Weis has to Miss Laura Lashley of been in Coffeyville for a year and a half, Hancock, Md. Rev. Coons perfoimed the ceremony.

People in Jefferson who say they i.ifS) ill and says it is a great town. It was named, not for the popular beverage of the people, but for Col. Coffee, who in his day was a great Indian fighter. Don't Be Misled i by the socalled factory to consumer" adver-tisements. This Rocker is being extensively advertised in the magazines as a bargain at 35.00.

We offer it to you, DELIVERED AT YOUR DOOR, (not "at the Mississippi with our guarantee as to quality and construction, supplemented by that of S. Karpen the CM makers for. wQJ3U An old table or any old piece of furniture may be made nice enough for the best room in the house by applying a few coats of B. P. S.

Enamel Paint. It produces a hard, brilliant, durable enamel finish and can be repeatedly washed without injury. It is just the thingfor bathrooms, lavatories and interior woodwork. It is the paint you have been wanting. We have it in white and twelve beautiful shades.4 In sizes from 32pnits up.

The Dal ton gang of bank and train rob-bers was wiped out in that town eight know say that Smith got acquainted with his bride through a matrimonial agency. Any how, Smith had never seen his bride until he met her at St. Louis Tuesday. From there they went to Independence and procured the license. From there they journeyed years ago, and the people celebrate the anniversary of the battle just as the people of Quincy celebrate Lincoln's birthday.

It was the most noted Another Busy Week Begun at tuned their two hearts to one beat and day in the history of the town, UPHOLSTEBCa FORHirUBC. This Massive Colonial Rocker, very comfortable, covered with machine genuine leather, genuine hair cushions, rockers quarter sawed oak or pol FIDO OnnOCD'C will dwell happily ever afterward. IiillQi Uy Urtil Oi Mr. Smith is a prominent Jefferson and the men who participated vin the battle following the attempted bank robbery on October 5, 1892, are the ished mahogany nnisn. Ai-y Many hew things received Monday merchant andvery popular.

He is also r- I a At shade of leather. irom unicago. i posunasier mere. heroes of the day. Mr.

Weis is doing well there, and says he expects to make An Immense Stock of MILLINERY, when Mrs. Kline's lecture this evening will his arrangements such that he can visit you make your selection at be not only timely but interesting. ut riTS up PRESCRIPTIONS ME Quincy friends and relatives more frequently in the future. They are MRS. COOPER'S.

FULL BLOODS NOT TO VOTE. always glad to see him, and always give THE COFFEYVILLE FURNITURE CO. S. WALNUT STREET, Hold Secret Convention and Will Have him a cordial welcome. GLASS PLANT HAY GOME New Southern Hotel S.

Ii. HART, Prop. Mr. Weis says that Carrie Nation has Nothing: To Do With Treaty. Fort Gibson, I.

April 22 The full- never visited that part of "Kansas. blood Cherokee Indians have been holding conventions secretly and have decid Hear Mrs. Kline's lecture at the Bap tist church this evening. Nwly Refurnished. ed not to vote on the Cherokee treaty-April 29.

They contend that the treaty Kansas Oil and Gas Company Hunting Location for One. Completely Renovated. They Fought Before Him. was made by an unauthorized Cherokee First Class Throughout. delegation and that they will have Kansas City Star: Captain Boltwood and Captain Elliott, both late of the Twentieth Kansas regiment, were veter nothing to do with it, and therefore not be bound by the treaty.

This insures BEST 81 PER DAY HOUSE IN THE CITY. A MILLION DOLLAR PLANT ans of the Civil war. General Funston once said to Charles F. Scott that he CALL AND SEE US. Every Man Likes to Be Well Dressed the ratification of the treaty, as it cannot be defeated without the opposing vote of the full bloods.

never gave an order to either of these two captains without feelings of embar TELEGRAPHY AND RAILWAY rassment, because they had fought Dr. Baldwin Bays a Residence Lot. Dr. Baldwin has purchased from M. Business Taught Successfully.

Both Ladies and Gentlemen. C. C. Nf Ison of Fort Scott Coming to Gas Belt to Locate the Mammoth Plant Why Coffeyville Stands a Good Show. through" the biggest war in history before I was born." ilay and Night.

D. Landers ninety feet of ground in Osborn's Fourth addition adjoining W. H. Mahan on the north. The price paid was ten dollars a front foot.

The deal was made by S. McMiirtry. 8 907 South Walnut Upstairs. THE OLD LIKE Fort Scott Tribune: C. C.

Nelson, Baden vs. Croan. The case of J. P. Baden of Independ 8 8 Remarkable School Record.

Elk City Enterprise: The most remarkable record within the history of the Elk City schools, and one that is seldom equalled in any school, is the career of Miss Frankie Brown who graduated this week after passing through her school life without missing a day or making a single tardy mark. Especially at this season of the year when you are on "dress parade" nearly all the time. The people who like to be well dressed are the ones we can interest. Our Spring Suits this year are handsomer than ever. We make all the styles and cuts that are out, and when you are wearing one of our suits you can be certain that vou are clothed in an up-to-date manner Come and see the new things in spring clothirrg.

Our prices are right and our suits are right. ED. ZOPFI, Tailor. ence vs. Robert Croan of Nowata was secretary of the Kansas Oil and Gas company, will start out in a few days to Bus, Cab, Baggage and Transfer Co, on trial in city court before Judge Zieg-ler Tuesday.

Baden was represented locate a mammoth glass factory in the 8 Kansas gas belt. Mr. Nelson will come TOM REYNOLDS. Mer. Livery 'phone 133; Cab office 132.

Calls day or night. We make all trains. PASSED EXAMINATIONS. by J. H.

Keith and V. W. Moore and Croan byT. G. Ayres andH.

O. Dooley. The jurors were Frank Raymond, Omer near saying where this plant shall be lo cated. It is to be built by J. R.

John Took In "the Sights." R. Stubblefield, W. H. Clark, son, a millionaire glass manufacturer of Monday's Independence Star Harry Barndollar, R. Beard, Roy Martin, Rob Vennum and the three Messrs.

Etchen George Boswell and L. E. Ferguson. Names of Those Graduating: in the County Indiana, who has decided to erect one Common Schools. The jury was still out at 4 p.

m. T. J. AlcClure Buys Property. S3 8 J.

B. Johnson's Old Stand. 907 Walnut Street of Coffeyville were in this city yester of the biggest factories the country CountySuperintendent Lomax has an day looking at the sights of a real, live 8 2 T. J. McClure has bought fifty feet of nounced the following as havmg passed in this part of the state.

Mr. Nelson offered him all the land he wants and a the common school examinations of the ground in North Willow street from E. W. Twiss. The price paid was $550.

county, held March 26 and April 16. city. Mr. Stoneklng's Election Expenses. D.

W. Stoneking, the First ward councilman, had $6.50 election expenses instead of $12.50 as reported. Of this SSSaSSZSSSSSSSSSSSSSesSSBSSSSSSSBSSSSSBSZSSSS bonus of $10,000 if he would locate here, but it is practically out of the question "1 Mo. lac. Excursion to Kansas Cityw Out of 150 applicants, forty passed.

They are What den Say of Ds. for him to consider it, though he is not April 25, 26 and 27. Tickets sold for afternoon train April 24. On account of I. O.

F. annnal meeting. Independence: Ansil Grabham, Lee particular where it is located in the gas Hackmaster, Hattie Backus, Luther Koapatrip from coffeyville 84.95. $5 was paid to Jack Dodd and $1.50 to BobLiggens. Mr.

Stoneking did not pay any money to Wash Waterhouse, belt. Coffeyville will likely get it. All Blooomer, Jessie Cattlett, Cora Fowler, Independence Already Knocking: Independence Star According to the 1. D. MToss Agent, TODAY'S MARKETS.

Walter McKay, Bertie Shank, Neal Mr. Johnson asked is forty acres of land best obtainable information on that Taylor, Clara Baylies, Carl Smith. as reported. Mrp. E.

J. Molrane Hurt. Furnished by M. D. Landers, grain subject, the charter of the much-talked! Cherry vale: Myrtle Howard, Sadie and commission broker.

Billings, Roy Billings. of new Kansas, Eastern Oklahoma Texas railway reads via Coffeyville. It Today's Chicago markets are as Coffeyville: Grace Swan, Rosco Mrs. E. J.

Mulvane, living west of the city, was kicked in the face by a horse Monday. Her nose was broken follows: Bauud, Oliver wards, Raymond Max Closed Wheat Open Hi eh Liow Closed ves'dv well. and her head badly bruised, but she 6S- bt 71J Corn will recover. Elk City Joseph Hedges. 41 42- 41 4 LOOK AT THIS 10 pounds Granulated Sugar Pftn on ($2.50 orders) for UUl 5 pounds Navy Beans 2 5 1 pound bulk Coffee 1 package Oat meal for IUC 1 sack Flour Cfi, -25 pounds S.

P. or Hope, for. 5 pounds Prunes OC ZOC fPonnd pepper QQ 1 can Rex Lye in IUC 20 8 bars D. 0. Soap 25 1 bottle Blueing '''ZZ' 5c Phone 209.

$2.50 E. S. MOYER, Corner 10th and Walnut Caney: Stella Corel, Mary Gregory, i-orK Kansas City cash market Machine Shop. Pearl Marshall. Wheat.

No. 2 esoft 70 a72 A. Seward has opened a new machine shop at No. 11 East Ninth street. He Sycamore Carl Perkins, Pearl Per Wheat.

No. 3 soft 68 Wheat, No. 2 hard 69 70 king, W. E. Pike.

will do all kinds of repairing on sewing machines, bicycles, guns, locks, gasoline Havana: Nellie Burkholder, Thomas neai. xmo. nam oswceoy Corn, No. 2 white. 43 Corn, No.

2 mixed 42 Oats, No. 2 mixed .29 and gas stoves. Mr. Seward is a good Frolick, Pearl Blackmore, EllaWhistler. Kye, jno.

DiacK sz mechanic and ought to have a good share of public patronage. Liberty Rosa Schneider, Ida Coffeyville Receipts. O'Brien, Wheat, 31; Oats, Corn, 14; Rye Tyro: Thomsy Louis Cicle, Bertha Gaskill, Perry Wood. RIGHT HOW THE COFFEYVILLE near some good town. He will be here shortly to see Mr.

Nelson, whose prospecting company now has three of the best wells in the gas country. The company has drilled six, three of which were dry wells. It will continue prospecting for the purpose developing a big system of wells and locating factories. Coffeyville has the inside lead on this deal for several reasons. The first one is that the company represented by Mr.

Nelson has no other gas wells except those near Coffey ville. The second one is that Mr. Nelson's company is to supply the new industry with gas fuel and it must therefore go where the company wells. The third is that the factory is being sent west by the wealthy officers of the Kansas Oil Gas company in the cast and it will be located under their auspices. So taken altogether Coffeyville has an excellent show to get this new industry.

It is doubtless coming west on account of the gas giving out in the east. The Ladies Guild will give their annual fair and supper in the Mahan building in "West Eighth street next Wayside Lillian Jones. Brooks C. C. Long.

may be that that road is just flirting with this city to make Coffeyville "dig" a little harder than it otherwise would. Who knows? Railroads have worked such schemes. Ob, No, Not the Manager. Kansas City World A "Stag Theatrical company" landed at Coffeyville recently and put np such a tough show that the manager and members of the company were fined heavily and sent to jail. Even the person with an explosive temper sometimes feels bang-up.

Canglit a Dreadful Cold Marion Kooke, manager for T. M. Thompson, a large importer of fine millinery at 1658 Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, says: "During the late severe weather I caught a dreadful cold which kept me awake at night and made me unfit tc attend my work during the day. One of my milliners was taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a severe cold at that time, which seemed to relieve her so quickly that I bought soma for myself. It acted like magic and I began to improve at once.

I am now entirely well and feel very pleased to acknowledge its merits." For sale by Slosson Co. Jefferson: Estella Whetstein, Perry Is the Time to Coop and Crate Co. Watkins, Ethel Nelson. Clip your horses and save currying. JSioenr livery barn.

Not only make Folding Coops and Crates but do all kinds of mill work. Paigt Your House Three Boyg in a Boat. No great tragedy is recorded of the Our Meats Are Best. fishing party Monday made up of Posts, Brackets, Window and Door Stewart Elliott, Bert Read and Jamie Barndollar. Bert says Stewart fell out No dust, flies or gnats to stick in ft of a boat into water "over his head," Frames, Screen Wire Doors and Windows.

the paint, but Stewart declares it was Bert. Any- The paints and oils we seU are I how they had to come home in the mid dle of the afternoon to "dry." the best. BOOTHBY 111 West Ninth St. Mr. Winter's Big Catch.

Monday's Independence Star: Dis "Special attention criven to all work brought in by contractors. trict Clerk Winters returned from Cof xeyvuie toaay wnere ne visited, over In buying your Meats of us you get the benefit of out careful discrimination in buying and of our superior facilities for preserving and handling. Then, too, our prices are always exactly right. Buying your Meats of us is economical as well as pleasant. Sunday.

He went fishing yesterday and caught a fish which was almost as uu uiugui a usii wiuca was almost as large as the animal which took Jonah The COlieyVlIie COOp and Crate CO. victor canoes on nisnistoric submarine voyage. West Eiahth Street, No man is strong enough to shake hands with Temptation. You cannot enjoy perfect health, rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes if your liver is sluggish and your bowels clogged. De Witt's Little Early Risers cleanse the whole system.

They never gripe. J. S. Lang Sons. If you would be happy you must learn to live a day at a time.

The greatest children medicine on earth is Rocky Mountain Tea made by Madison Medicine Co. Makes and keeps them well all summer. 35c. Ask your druggist. Itjten't difficult to bring a bald-headed man to the scratch.

C. I. Harking Fined. COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS. Phone 374.

C. L. Harkins was fined $5 and costs. amounting to $11.50, in police court A. C.

OSBURN. C. HARTER Tuesday for assault on G. W. Russell.

The trouble occurred Sunday night over I C. A. KEID'S J1EAT MARKET, the hitching of a horse to a small tree. OSBURN HAETER, MANUFACTURERS OF 91 2 Walnut St. I Harkins says he will appeal to district court.

The "Capital" Erred. BAKGAIS COLV5IN Carpet Hugs W. S. Upham, who sent in the list of Coffeyville's needs to the Topeka Capital, says he did not send the state INDEPENDENCE, KAN. ment that this town needed a new bank.

EE All the good points to be found in any shoe are embodied in the Victor. In all styles, in all leathers, in all EE shapes, but only one quality and that the best. EE They sell at $3.50 and are more than worth it. EE Try a pair. He says the Capital erred in that part.

Your old Ingrain and Brussels Carpet made nto new ana Handsome Rags. nte and He has written the Capital regarding it. get our prices. Qoines first with our meats. This, with the right price, is the cause of our constantly increasing meat trade.

See Us for Choice Meats And Meat Market Goods. A Soldier Boy Home. John R. Harvev. who enlisted in Advertisements under this heading 25c per week (six issues.) Not more than 40 words.

No advertisement taken for less than 25c. WANTED Two rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire of Mrs. Fannie Reynolds, 41a West Eleventh street. lGt IX)ST Black silk cape lined with white and gray fur, between Parker and town.

fave at Journal office. Mrs. C. C. Lyons.

23 6t WANTED Two young horses weighing about 1,200 pounds, to 6 year old. Win trade lumber or pay cash. Will trade lumber for baled bay, oats or corn. Long-Bell Lumber 1 13 tf MAN "WANTED. Good hustling solicitor tor work in Coffeyville only.

by local business house. No commission, but salary guaranteed and paid weekly. Make application at once at Journal office. 19 6t GEO. S.

COLBY. I i. Company. from Liberty, has returned Architect home from Manila. He was discharged and July 17, 1899, to re-enlist in the Thirty- sixth regiment of volunteers.

Flans and specifications on short notice BALL SON. Offlce, Mcuoy Block. r.i A Present for Dr. Calnon. The members of Dr.

Calnon's church T. ROBERTSON, J. BOUULY, DOES AI.Ii KINDS OF i have presented him with The Savior in Art," an elegant and beautiful art pro I TCI llaiwell-Lpwy Mercantile Co. Wanted Trustworthy men and women" to travel and advertise for old established house ot solid financial standing. Salary D.

D. S. duction. Light and Heavy Transferring. Have vou heard them? McChillVs Dental Ode Hall Building, Southwest Corner of Plaza, telephone Offlce 101.

House 192. No canvassing required. Give reference and I enclose self-Addressed stamped envelope. Ad- dress Manager SfiSk Chicago. 23 Prompt attention and quick service will bo iiiiiuauiiuuiuiiuiiiaiitiiUiuuauiuitiiamiitiimtmiuiK spring suits, r.

given all business entrusted to my care..