The Coffeyville Daily Journal from Coffeyville, Kansas • Page 3

SHOT UNION PICKET. PURELY PERSONAL. FERGUSON BROS. THE FURNITURE STORE PURIFY THE BLOOD If you would have health and energy in hot weather you should see to it in the early Spring that your blood is pure and vital organs strong and active. PRICKLY ASH BITTERS I 918 TO 922 WALNUT STREET uuininv Costs Only 25 cents at Druggists, mail 23 feats to C.

FLORENCE. S. C. Not. 26.

1900. I was first adrised bv with our baby when he wai bat a Tery young infant, as a preventive of and to warm and sweeten the stomach-Later it was useful in teething troubles, and its effect has been found to be so very beneficial and so free from dangers that are consequent upon the use of drugs and soothing syrups, that we have come to regard it. after use with three children, as one of the necessities when there is a new baby in the house and until the teething troubles are over, and we take pleasure in recommending it to our friends instead of the horrid stuff that so many people ue to keep theli baby quiet. HART WELL M. AVER, (Manager Daily Times and Weekly Times-Messenger.

Sell Goods 011 Easy Payments. Solid Oak Extension Tables $5.00 Solid Oak Center Tables $1.00 Solid Oak Dining Chairs 85c Solid Oak Sewing Rockers $1.50 Solid Oak Arm Rockers $2.00 Solid Oak Bedroom Suites Solid Oak Kitchen Cabinets $4.50 All Steel Guaranteed Bed Springs $3.50 Good Mattresses $2.50 Natural Gas Range, CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS. FERGUSON BROS. THE NEWS IN BRIEF. Thursday was the hottest day yet.

Business generally is reported dull. The horse hat milliners are getting busy. County Clerk D. S. James was down from Independence Thursday.

If it gets much hotter, won't the stores go back to early closing? A few couples of the young people danced at the Auditorium after the band concert Wednesday night. The firemen have asked The Journal if they will have to pay dog tax on the department's dog. They claim it is a part of the fire-fighting apparatus. as an Aid in is the title of a lecture to be given in a few days in the Normal institute. Perhaps the "absent treatment" will next be considered.

A. A. Trusket of Caney and Frank Morgan of Bartlesville had a fight the other day. Trusket tried to use a gun. He may now be arrested for assault with intent to kill.

While threshing near Independence Wednesday Frank Lucas caught his fork in the cylinder. The handle was thrown so violently against his neck that the handle broke in three places. Take your shoes to Cubine's and 00 as new. CANAL BILL UP. The Papers Were Missinq at First But Were Later Found.

Washington, June 26. Chairman Hepburn of the house conferees on the Isthmian canal bill today called up the conference committee's report which accepts the Spooner amendment foreshadowing the adoption of the Panama route Speaker Henderson caused dismay by announcing the pa pers in the case could not be found. The consideration was postponed. Eventually the papers wer found in the committee room. Ladi Tbem All.

"One Minute Cough Cure beats all other medicines I eer tried for conghs, colds, croup and throat and lung troubles," says D. Scott Cnrran of Lo-ganton, Fa. One Minute Cough Cnre is the only absolutely safe cough remedy which acts immediately. Mothers everywhere testify to the good it has done their little ones. Croup is so sud den in its attacks that the doctor often arrives tco late.

It yields at once to One Minute Cough Cure. Pleasant to take. Children like it. Sure cnre for grip, bronchitis, coughs. J.

S. Lang Sons. HARVARD-YALE RACE. Contesting for Aquatic Supremacy Before President Roosevelt. New London.

June 26. In the presence of the President. Yale and Harvard are to contest this afternoon for aquatic supremacy. Yale is a slight favorite for the varsity race. A stiff wind and a downpour of rain this morning makes a postponement possible.

The President is aboard the dispatch boat Dolphin with his daughter, Alice. Ready to Tleld. -I used DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve for piles and found it a certain cure," says S. R. Meredith, Willow Grove, Del.

Operations unnecessary to cure piles They always yield to DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve." Cures skin diseases, all kinds of wounds. Accept no counterfeits. J. S. Lang Sons.

WRECKED A SALOON. Soldiers Resent the Shooting of One oTheir Number. WashingtonTune 26. One hundred and fifty, regulars from Fort Meyer last "night wrecked the saloon of James Geary at Rosslyn, doing $5,000 damages. Geary was responsible for shooting Private Pancoast.

The men moved enmasse and with system, firing volleys into the place, and wrecking everything breakable. Pueblo Restaurant Keeper Objected to Union Pickets and Shot One. Pueblo, June 26. Jacob Dod-son resented the presence of union pickets about his restaurant today. He shot and killed George E.

Leland, a union man. and seriously wounded Policeman Sherman who tried to arrest him. Dodson's mother and brother previously had trouble with the pickets. rtFPJ Time la Old Town. "We felt very writes R.

N. Bevill, Old Town, "when Buck- len Arnica Salve whollv cured ou daughter of a bad case of scald It delights all who use it for cuts, corns, burns, bruises, boils, ulcers, eruptions, Infallible for piles. Only 25c at Slosson Co 's drug store. COLLIDED ON BRIDGE. Near Pueblo Two Trains Fell Into the Arkansas River.

Pueblo, June 26. A Colorado Southern freight and a train of slag cars collided on the bridge of the Arkansas and Fountain rivers today. Engineer Brown and Fireman Chaefer were killed. The bridge cojlapsed and the engine and fourteen cars fell in the river. MEN WANTED.

Drivers and laborers wanted on railroad Highest wages paid. Apply at Griggsby-Kinser Construction office, Willard Block. T. W. KINSER SONS.

CHARGE MURDER TO WIFE. Buffalo Physician's Wife Must Stand Trial for His Death. Buffalo, June 26. The coroner's jury today returned a verdict charging Mrs. Elizabeth Meyer, wife of Jacob Meyer, with murdering him.

Meyer was one of the most prominent physicians in New York and was shot tiwee in his own home. Church News. The Baptist ladies are looking forward with considerable interest to the coming of Miss Dr. Grant of Ottawa. She is designated as missionary to Burma, and leaves early in the fall for her station.

Next Tuesday afternoon she is to meet and address the ladies here. Praise and testimony service at the Baptist church this evening. All are invited to come and take part. Prof. R.

E. P. Kline of Ottawa university is spending his vacation in Chicago in special study. He is a member of the elocutionary association now in session there. For your summer hat you will find just what you want at Mrs.

A. E. Cooper's. Tyro's Medal Contest. Miss Ida Evans and her sister, Nellie, from Coffeyville drove out to Tyro Saturday afternoon where they visited their sister, Mrs.

Chas. Hiteshew. While there they attended the grand gold medal contest of the W. C. T.

TJ. Miss Ida being one of the judges. She reports the strongest W. C. T.

U. contest she ever attended. The Tyro people expected the best and were not disappointed. Standing room was at a premium. For the babies pretty ittle hats, at Mrs.

A. E. bonnets and Cooper's. Negro Hanged. Pittsburg, June 26.

Charles Davis, the negro uxrocide was hanged in jail here today. PLEASANT HILL. Mr. Savaare's nephew is visiting him this week Lester and George Keltz are cultivating corn in the Territory for Paul Vance. Frank Savage and Dell Francisco went to Winfield Sunday on the- excursion.

Dell Francisco and famUy visited Mrs. Ed Purdy and family of Caney Sunday. Mr. Frank and Jesse Russell cut the wheat on Mrs. Gladfellow's place last week.

Mrs. James Blower and John Russell who have been on the sick list are able to? be around. Lester Keltz was shown the first degree of the. A. O.

U. W. lodge in Caney last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Addie Smyth, wife of William Smyth, living three miles southwest of Tyro, died very suddenly Monday mornine.

The remains were intered in the Pleasant Hill cemetery day. Tues- Lowest prices on hats for the 4th of July at Mrs. A. E. Cooper's.

HIGHLAND CENTER. Wiltz Trible was visiting his sister, last week. Vilas Miller was in this vicinity last Sunday. George Swalley was at Independence Saturday. Miss Lula Greer was in this vicinity last Sunday.

Mr. Page drove over to Independence last Tuesday. The Highlanders are cutting oats. Grace Ferguson of Crane was at home last Sunday. Misses Lula and Dessie Keck.

Maggie Trible and Bertha Craig attended church at Pleasant Prairie Sunday evening. Preacher Henry was called upon last Sunday to conduct the funeral of Mrs. Crauft of White Post, who died last Saturday. If warm weather makes you feel weary you may be sure your system needs cleansing. Use PricklyJAsh Bitters before the hot weather arrives it will put the stomach, liver and bowels in order and help yon through the heated topm fieri Qlnccnn Xr Pn cruspi a 1 gents.

E. H. Ricksecker is home from Cha-nute where he transferred the Coffeyville ball team to Chanute. Tom Wagstaff was in Cherryvale Wednesday night attending a meeting of the congressional committee. W.

A. Hanna and daughter returned Wednesday from the Territory. He went to Liberty to look after his wheat crop and she left for a visit at Hiatville, Kan. Independence Tribune: Daniel Pol-lett of Fawn creek was a visitor on Thursday. He is one of the pioneers, an old war veteran and an active Republican worker W.

Brown, Paul Shultz and Mi Lizzie Burns of Coffeyville were looking after business in the district court Monday George Knotts and wife of Coffeyville were visiting his parents Uunder Sheriff Knotts and wife over Sundav. Savel From Ao Awful Faie. "Everybody said I had consumption," writes Mrs. A. M.

Shields, of Chambers- 1 m. Dnrp. j. was so low alter six months of severe sickness, caused by Hay ever and Asthma, that few thought could get well, but I learned of the marvelous merit of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, used it, and was completely cured." For desperate throat and lung diseases it is the safest cure in th world, and is infallible for coughs colds and bronchial affections Guaranteed bottles 50c and 1 1.00.

Trial bottles free at Slosson Co. Chanute Lost Again. Iola, June 26. Iola defeated the new Chanute team this afternoon with ease. Heinz kept his hits well scattered.

The score: Iola 2 1001021 7 9 2 Chanute ...0 0001100 0 2 6 5 Batteries Chanute, Woodbury and Campbell; Iola, Heinz and Harvey. Other Games Yesterday. Nevada 11, Fort Scott 3. Sedalia 5, Jefferson City 4. Springfield 6, Joplin 0.

Chanute is still at the bottom of the Valley league. Chanute is talking of putting in an independent nine. She will need them. Congratulations from Independence. Independence Tribune We are glad to note that Coffeyville is to get its glass factory.

For a time it looked as if it were hot air, but they have finally landed it. It is to be in oper ation by October. A Keal Friend. 'I suffered from dyspepsia and indi gestion for fifteen years," says W. T.

Stnrdevant of Merry Oaks, K. C. "After I had tried many doctors and medicines to no avail one of my friends persuaded me to try Kodol. It gave me immediate relief. I can eat almost anything I want now and my digestion is good.

I cheerfully recommend Kodol." Don't try to cure stomach trouble by dieting. That only further weakens the system. You need wholesome, strengthening food. Kodel enables you to assimilate what yon eat by digesting it without the stomach's aid. J.

S. Lang Sons. DEWEY TELLS OF BATTLE. I'll Destroy the Town If Another Shot Is Fired," He Said. Washington, June 26.

Admiral George Dewey before the senate committee today again denied that he had promised the Filipinos freedom. He said the first he knew that the when Aguinaldo issued a proclamation Filipinos wranted independence was to that effect July 15. The Admiral told of taking Aguinaldo to Manila from Hong Kong and said he attached little importance to the latter at the time. After the naval battle rifle shots had been fired from Manila at the American fleet. "I sent word to the governor general," said Dewey, "that if they fired an other shot I would destroy the town.

So while the Spanish flag was not hauled down. Manila virtually surrendered May 1. Spring Fever Spring fever is another name for biliousness. It is more serious than most people think. A torpid liver and inactive bowels means a poisoned system.

If neglected, serious illness may follow, such symptoms. DeWitt's Little Early Risers remove all danger by stimulating the liver, opening the bowels and cleansing the system of impurities. Safe pills. Never gripe. "I have taken De-Witt's Little Early Risers for torpid liver every spring for years," writes R.

M. Everly, Monndsville, W. Va. "They do me more good than anything I have ever tried." J. S.

Lang Sons. JOHNSON'S GANG OUSTED. Tom Johnson Alone Will Remain in Office at Cleveland. Columbus, Ohio, June 26. The supreme court today declared the Carter law of Cleveland unconstitutional and made an order ousting Mayor Tom Johnson's government.

The mayor alone will continue in office. The court granted a stay until October 24. ffl Are you dnll and stupid? Do you miss the snap, vim and energy that was once yours? You need a few doses of that great system regulator, Prickly Ash Bitters. For reviving strength and energy, increasing the capacity of tne body for work, it is a remedy of the highest order. Geo.

Slosson special agents. We have in stock, ready for delivery, the largest assortment of ICE BOXES AND REFRIGERATORS ever shown in Coffeyville. We bought them last October direct from the factory and saved money by so doing. All we ask of you is to eoane and see them. Prices from $5 to $20 DON'T WE HAVE FORGET WALL PAPER.

Cures Clolera-Infantum, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, ancD the Bowel Troubles of Children of Any Age. Aids Digestion, Regulate, the Bowels, Strengthen the Child and Makes TEETHING EASY rvvYvtrttj! J. MOFFETT, M. ST. LOUIS.

MO. our family ibnUn in rhrtatrm tn na TWTniVi. KATY EXCURSIONS. Fourth of July special excursion tickets will be sold on July 3, 4 and with final return limit July 7. One fare for the round trip where one-way fare is $6.00 or less.

One way rate to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, $13.50. On sale June 22 to 25. July 1 to 13, August 1 to 14 and 23 to 24. and August 30 to September 10. State convention of at Topeka June 24 to People's party 26.

Fare $5.01. limit June 27. Summer session of educational institutions at St. Louis and Chicago. Rate $13.05 and $18.80.

On sale June-21 and 22. Limit September 14. C. E. BOYE.

Agent. F. B. DREW, G. P.

T. Parsons, Kan. Cubiue's is the place to shoes repaired. voire RAILWAY TIME CARD, MISSOURI PACIFIC. v.

v. i. 4 w. division. Depart Kansas City Mail and Express 10:36 am Little Rock and Kansas City Express 11:20 pm Local Freight (except Sunday) 6:50 am Through freight 2:50 pm Arrives Little Rock and Kansas City Express 8:15 am Kansas City Mail and Express 4:50 pm Local Freight (except Sunday) 7:40 pm d.

m. a A. division east. Depart 8t. Louis Mail 5:05 pm Local Freight (except Sunday) 7:15 am irri VGA St.

Louis Mail 10:20 am Local Freight 2:15 pm d. m. a. division west. Departs 8t.

Louis Mail and Express 10:25 am Local Freight, dally 7:00 am Arrive St- Louis Mail and Express 5:00 pm Local Fre. ht, daily 5:56 pm k. a. v. division.

Departs. Kansas City Passenger 6:30 am. Kansas City and Texas Passenger 5:15 pm Arrive. Kansas City Passenger pm. Kansas City and Texas Passenger 10:25 am, T.

B. Fogg, Agent. AT HISOX, TOPEKA A SANTA I southern Kansas division. Arrives. Passenger 9:00 am Mixed 3:45 pm Departs Passenger 11.10 am Mixed 4:20 pm C.

C. Chambers. Agent. MISSOURI, KANSAS A TEXAS. k.

c. fc p. division. Arrives Passenger and Express 4:45 pm Freight and accommodation 10:10 am Departs Passenger and Express am Freight and accommodation pm C. E.

Bo Agent. T. B. FOGG. Agent, Coffeyville, Kas.

ACCOUNT OF. KATE RETURN Biennial Meeting: of Knights of Fytblan xtl Edc Assn 45 OO 2U 50 Sept. 30th Sept 1 Summer Outing Exns l6 50 Oot 3l 31 SO 26 50 Oct 31 Oct Do. 1 fare plus 2 OO Oct 31 46 50 RTrp 2 50 Sept ia Sept. 30 40 and 60.

days 21 days June Sept. J0 Sept. 14. June 25 July 31 Jnly 8 June 21 Grand Lodge Order of! Elks I Pnnti. 1 VI 40 86 40! 112 40 107 40 I 26 501 13 06i lb 801 5 24.

34 35 1 3 30 party 10 more. Summer Excursions 1 Route i Route 3 Route 4 cnautauqua Assembly. Elks Grand Lode Summer sessions educa- tional institutions Tumfest jScientist meeting July 4 celebrations firemen's tournament July 5 to 8, Ottawa, account Chautauqua assembly, rate return limit July 21. 5 to 9, Ottawa, account Chautauqua assembly; rate $3.42, return limit July 21 IS THE GREATEST BLOOD PURIFIER ON EARTH. The efficacy of this remedy in purifying the blood and putting the system in order is without a parallel in the medical world.

So thorough and far-reaching is it that it carries its great cleansing and regulating influence to every part of the body, casting out impurities that have resulted from Winter diet, purifying the bowels, strengthening the kidneys, liver and stomach, and preparing the entire body to resist the disease germs which come with warm weather. Those who use this great purifier during the Spring months will stand the heat better and be free from the debilitating ailments which invariably attack the body that is clogged up with impurities. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE, Sl.OO. George Slosson Special Agents.

Encouragement for Cherryvale. Clarion: Citizens of Cherryvale will rejoice to know that the foundry and machine shops of the Coffeyville Brick company is to bear the name of this place. It will be known as the Cherryvale Iron Works and the product will not go from here with a Coffeyville stamp upon it as does the best brick made by the Coffeyville Brick company. Paul Crum's Accident. Paul Crum, son of J.

W. Crum, met with an accident while threshing Monday evening. Some kind of a lid fell on his head, hurting him pretty badly. Arrested for Fighting. George Burke was arrested Wednesday on complaint of Will Brown, who runs a billiard table, for fighting.

He was fined $10 and costs. Save money get your dishes free at E. S. Mover s. KAKHA1N (OLriH Advertisements under this heading 25c per week (six issues.) Not more than 40words.

No advertisement takenfor less than 35c. WANTED To buy a cheap residence lot. Apply at The Journ 1 ofnee. 19 6L FOK SALE A voting Jersey milch cow. Inquire of C.

E. Stuckev in West Willow street. 19 et FOR SALE Complete set of surveyor's instrument worth 75 see W. S. Upham.

WANTED A girl for general housework. Apply at' 509 Elm street. 23-6 STRAYED OR STOLEX From Os-born's pasture, Jersey cow, white star in face, leather halter on with rope throat-latch. Suitable reward for return to W. T.

Long. 26-6t FOR RENT The old Cruzan shop at 116 West Ninth street, suitable for an office or small shop. Apply to C. W. Edwards at the Jones Edwards second-hand stpre, 1105 S.

Walnut. US ION ORGANIZATIONS. LABOR PROTECTIVE UNION NO. $670. Meet every Monday night in Perkins hall at te o'clock.

E. M. Wade, Pres. Jas E. Green.

Sec. DIVISION NO. 10. BROTHERHOOD OF Railway Trackmen of America. Friday night of each week.

A. Renner, Pres. Buchannan. Sec. INTERACTIONAL UNION STEAM EN-gineers, Coffeyville Local Union No.

75. Meets first Sunday.in each month at Electric Light Plant. Geo. F. Moore.

Pres. E. Page, see. BROTHERHOOD OF R. R.

CAR MEN Meets second Monday nieht. Organized May 3. 1. W. L.

Bausman, C. G. F. Sec. CIGAR MAKERS LOCAL NO.

17. UN-der jurisdiction of Burlington Union. Geo. A. Ogden, Sec.

A ERICA? FEDERATION OF LABOR. Jt. Coffeyville Labor Union No. Meets Tuesday night of each week. R.

T. Donnell, Pre. N.N. Gilbert, Sec. BROTHERHOOD LOCOMOTIVE ENGI- Ref77- Lndr jurisdiction Oeawatomie nion.

Division 336. F.T. Dunnaway. Home Procuring Meeting. Notice to contract holders in the Home Procuring Co-operative association of Coffeyville- You are hereby requested to meet at the city hall Thursday night at o'clock, June 26.

Bring your contracts with you. By order of committee. J. H. WILCOX, GEO.

W. KNOTTS, Committee. Ice cream 25 cents quart, Klondike Kantly Kitchen. Cash paid for produce every day at Moyer's. MARSHAL'S SALE NOTICE.

The Court of Coffeyville. Montgomery County, Kansas. 'The I. Stadden Grocery Company, a Corporation, plaintiff, vs. J.

C. Pinger, defendant. Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of a writ of execution issued out of the above-named court on the 13th day of May, 1902, that the undersigned levied upon and took possession of certain property of the above-named defendant, J. C. Pinger, under said execution, as by law provided, on the 20th day of June, 1902, and that I will sell, as provided by law.

at public auction, to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand, at the west door of the one-story frame building situated on Lot 15, in Block 52, in the City of Coffeyville. Montgomery county, Kansas, on Tuesday, the 8th day of July, 1902, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, the following described property, to-wit: The stock of bicycles, bicycle supplies, guns and ammunition, cigars and tobacco, show cases and other fixtures, and other goods, wares and merchandise located in said building; said property being located in the one-story frame building situated on Lot 15. in Block 52, City of Coffeyville.

Montgomery County. Kansas. M. G. HUGHES, Marshal Court of Coffeyville.

H. C. DOOLEY AND A. M. ETCHEN.

Attornevs for Plaintiff. APPLYING FROM COFFEYVILLE. KAS. DATES OF SALE. TO August 3rd to 8th San Francisco and Aoseiw, vma.

Minneapolis, Minn July 5, 6 and 7..... Jane 22 to 24 July 1 to 13 i Denver, Colo Aag. 1 to 14 Colorado Springs, Colo Aag. 23 to 24 Paeblo, Colo Aug. 30 to Sept.

lO! Do Do. Ho. dn lth uo. ua Salt Lake City Ang. 1 to 4 June to 21 Ueuver, Colo July 14 to 31 Colorado Springs Aug.

15 to 22 Pueblo ept. 25 to 29 Glen wood Springs Sept. 11 to 15 Ogden, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah July 16 to 21 Tacomo, Wash August 7, 8, 9 and 10 Salt Lake City, Utah June 1 to Sept. 18 Yellowstone National Park June 16 to 1 inc August 7, 9 and 10. June 16, 17, 21 and 2 June to 22 June 11 to 13...:, July 3 and 4 June 15 and 15 luuciu, ivau iait Lake City St.

Louis, Mo Lnjcago, in Leavenworth, Kan Boston. Mass Kansas City, Mo July 10 to 20, Beloit, account Ep worth League convention; rate return' limit July 23. June 23 to 26, Topeka, account People's party state convention; rate, return limit June 27. Missouri Facile Los Excursion Bulletin Ash Insure your health in Prickly Bitters. It regulates the system, motes good appetite, sound sleep cheerful spirits.

Geo. Slosson special agents. I.