The Parsons Daily Sun from Parsons, Kansas • Page 4

,00 TCB80AT MOKNIirQ. MAY 1. IHg. KNIFFIN. 4 Erery Wat.) Heal estate tiecurltlea bought and sold.

For Kent, 5 room bouse with 2 large lota, cistern at t9. Furnished rooms convenient te the business center. For Sale. 705. A farm of 330 acres only 3 miles from Parsons; good bonse, barn and RAILROAD RACKET.

A Badges of Items Picked ap la Ka war Circles. E. S. Cronk, Missouri Pacific accountant, was in the city yesterday. The following were the admissions at the Pacific hospital at Sedalia yesterday: C.

Smith, section laborer, Moscotah, sprained ankle, received from a falling rail; J. Hubbard, train porter, malarial fever; Michael Flynn, machinist, Parsons, malanal fever. A movement was started recently, it is stated, by the management of the Adams Express Company, Tor a conference of the managers of the several ex Take pleasure in annonncing their stock a mamficeht line that they have of 3B Slioes oots added to factories For Gents and direct of the best Eastern at the closest Cash Prices and are Prepared to Peel Any and fill Eompefrtion. 11 BY PRACTICAL TAILOR, JJl XI A UJJ1JJ.I Shop Upstair over Postoflice. WM.

SULLIVAN, DRUGGIST! Ilaa removsd to EAST JOHNSON AVENUE. Sign of the Diamond Mortar. Sumplesof the latent styles of Pieec on hand. Parties own goods made np. Tailoring done in nil its branches aud in tho late it style.

Fit and workmanship warranted. Prices moderate he Famous try The Parsons Drum Corpa. The Osage Mission Journal says: "The Antietam Drum Corps of Parsons at tended the entertainment given here by G. K. Warren Post.

G. A. last Sat urday evening and was the center of attraction. It is composed of eleven members, to wit R. Furguson, leader, late fife major 31 and 115 Indiana Joseph Waite, Jonas Sourbeer, Herbert Sourbeer, John P.

Talbet, Homer Allen, John McGratb, Clarence Allen and Frank Cole. With the exception of the leader this band is composed of boys from eleven to fifteen years old, and while they have only bad seven months train ing, to bear them performing some of the national airs one would think they had been training seven years. It made us think of twenty-three years ago. Boys, we hope your visits to Osage Mission will be frequent" Safe, Simple, Clean, Cool, Stove Tlio Perfection Gasoline at Sullivan Patterson's. City lot, 59x150, one-story frame house; price $200.

Very cheap. Jerohk B. Brow. Men's fine calf, warranted all solid leather, in bntton, bals and congress for $3 per pair at Wheat's. Buy your millinery of Miss Light- bourn, if you want the worth of your money.

Jake Lonberger can sell cook stove for $12. you a No. 8 Has the most complete stock in the city, consisting of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Our White Goods are unexcelled. Huchings of all the latest novelties.

Laces, Swiss and Hamburg Embroideries, Embroideried Robes, all new designs. Our Carpet Stock has con vinced the people of this and other towns, of the best styles and the lowest prices. Our Shoe Department embraces all prices and qualities, from the cheapest to the best hand-sewed. We do not advertise prices, but invite the people to call and see for themselves and be convinced that we mean business. press companies, with a view of adopting a plan for a general reduction of pay of messengers.

The American Express people declined to go into any such arrangement and it fell through. High School Commencement. The following is the programme of the high school commencement exercises at the opera house next Friday evening: Invocation. Salutatory, "Cultivation of Moral Taste," Charles Nordyke. Oration.

''Hidden Sunbeams, Jennie Jones. Oration, Created Billows," essie Simons. Oration, "The Curfew Tolls the Knell of Parting Dny," Leonora Thompson. Bean. Oration, "At the Soldiers' Graves, Anna Thomas.

Oration, "Opportunities for Good Not to the Mich Alone," Beechcf Bing. Oration, "Workers and Rosa B. Fisher. Oration, "The Mission of Music," Zella Coffey. Valedictory.

"Awako and Walcn, the East is Gray with Morning Light," Mary Douglass. Address anil presentation of diplomas. Benediction. Kicurslou Round trip tickets are now on sulo at tho Missouri Faciflo depot to Brown's Station, Ohio, for $23.10 and to Mexico, for $28.05. The sale will only last a few days.

Everybody contem plating going ea.it should avail them selves of these exceeding low rates. For full particulars call on W. If. tawis, agent. A Grand Bargain for To-Day.

Ten pieces fine Manchester chambray in pink, blue, buff, brown and gray, all at 14 cents per yard, never sold in this city for less than 25 cents. Como early. Dean Bartlett. Tho largest and most complete stock of infants' and children's lace caps and bonnets at Miss Lightbourn's. All grades, from the cheapest to the highest priced.

i 160 acres, well improved, within 6 miles of Parsons, at $20 per acre. Jebome R. BnowN. Last halt of taxes will be duo Juno 2Qt1i. Complete set of tax rolls at Jerome Brown's.

The greatest stock of millinery goods ever brought to Parsons, now on exhi bition at the Bazar. Ladles' fine French kid, hand sewed, in and widths for $5 per pair at Wheat's. Jake Lonberger has the agency for tin Walter's patent- ridge, hip and shingles. A large shipment of ladies' turned shoes for $3.50 at the Boston Shoe Store. For a nobby mit made to order call on Foley, the tailor, over the postoffice.

A large line of men's $5 genuine hand sowed shoes at the Boston Shoe House. Lyman vapor stove is the latest and best! For tale by Rowland Co. Jake Lonberger has the finest line of cook stores and ranges in town. Woodruff has the finest line of para sols ever brought to the city. Ladies' kid shoes, worked button holes, for $3 per pair at Wheat's.

For a fine French kid hand sewed shoe go to tho Famous. Jake Lonberger can sell for 15 cents a gallon. you coal oil All widths of children's shoes at the Boston Shoe House. Talbot's "Beaul has no equal. Smoke no other cigar.

LOCAL BREVITIES. Odds ad Eada of Hews and Goaalp Picked Up Her and There by 8m" Reporters. T. A. Mellick and wife, of Walnut, are Tiaitiog In the city.

The City Council meet in regular taaaion next Monday night Mr. and Km. Lee Clark, Dr. Maser and wife and J. Moore bare returned frem New Orleans.

Mrs- 0. W. Brock, living one mile southeast of town, died last Saturday nigbt; aged about 60 yean. Bishop Fink, of Learenwortb, confirmed a hundred and twenty persona at the Catholic church of this city last Sunday. A strawberry festival will be held at the Baptist church Wednesday evening, to which an admission fee of 5 cents will be charged.

The city Is overrun with strumpts, who boldly jostle people along the main business streets and drive buggies through the streets at a reckless speed. The little girl who sang and played so sweetly on the guitar at the Mi to social last Wednesday evening was Miss Bertha Stearns, daughter of B. A. Stearns. The (tore room of Keller Brothers, with its new plate glass front and thirty foot addition is now one of the hand somest and most attractive in the city.

Another heavy rain yesterday. The creeks are beginning to overflow and bottomland! are covered with water, and with much more rain another freshet is feared. Elijah Williams, five dollars and costs, disturbing the peace, and James John son, Nettie Summers and Annie John son. canvassing without a license, was the record in the police court yestorday. The farm house of Charles Downs, two miles north of town, was struck by lightning during the storm last Saturday night.

Several were in the house at the time, but fortunately none of them were Injured. Elijah Williams and Georgo Hender son, aoouple of colored individuals, hod a fracas yesterday morning, in which George drew a revolver and shot at Elijah, but missed him. Williams was arrested and a warrant is out for Hen derson. Freddie Mills, little son of N. F.

Mills, while carrying a lighted lamp in the third story of the brick building north of and adjoining The Sun office, on 8unday night, accidentally let the lamp fall, and but for the prompt tinguishment of the flames a serious fire might have resulted. There are thirteen cases on the crimi nal docket of the May term of the dis trict court, which convenes at Oswego next Monday, seven of which are of parties indicted by the grand jury for violating the prohibitory law; two are for murder; one for passing counterfeit money, and the balance for minor offenses. Cortina's Wild West Show exhibited on the fair grounds yosterday afternoon to an audience numbering fully two thousand people. The exhibition was novel and interesting. The feature of the show the shooting of Oapt.

Stubbs, His remarkable ability with the rifle Was fully demonstrated, and excited much wonder and admiration. Petit Jurors. The following persona have been drawn as petit jurymen for the May term of the district court, which con venes Monday, May 25 I. Neptune, E. Schmetzer, A.

B. Sipple, J. J. Hen derson, W. G.

Boyd, T. M. Flynn, J. H. T.

Crawford and J. M. Gregory, Par sons Allen Barnes and E. C. Gordon, Richland township J.

R. Bruce, Cana da township J. A. Butherford, J. B.

Ellis and 8. W. Grove township Monroe Mathis, Walton town ship R. A. Manlore and W.

Skinner, Oswego Cornelius Weaver, Pleas ant township Darnel pfoff and Bich nrd Watson, Liberty township; E.C. Thome, Osage township; Isaac Baker, Labette township T. F. Fields, Mound Valley; T. M.

Poe, Fairview township, The Famous got there on the first round in the recent lawn sale, selling over three thousand yards of lawns half cent cheaper than any house in the city. brown bread a sett rising mixture, an inexpensive preparation for making the genuine article, for sale by Dean Bartlett, Visit the dollar department at the Boston Shoe Store. You will be astoa isbed to see what one dollar will buy. Gentlemen's French calf shoes button, congress and bals of the latest styles at the Famous. loumaygo aronnd and price mill inery goods, but the placo to buy is Miss Lightbourn's.

at Don't miss the sale on fine charabray at Dean Bartlett's. Jake Lonberger can sell for IS cents a gallon. you gusciine The Famous has shoes in tho city. the finest line of Children's shoes from pair up at Wheat's. 25 cents per Jake Lonberger has gasoline stoves.

three kinds of Second hand bnilding. stoves at Hews' Hall Fresh bread at the Legal Tender Bak otner improvements; excellent water privileges; $35 per acre. Application for a $400 farm loan wsnted. 70C. 160 acre farm only miles from Parsons; 4 room honse, barn, wagon shed, corn crib, orchard and other improvements; plenty of Vater; Applications for city Wans from $200 to $2,000 wanted.

Money to loan. 707. 160 acre farm 4 miles from Dennis in Labette county; good land; ordinary improvements, (4,000. 513. Good city lots, 50 foot front only 4 blocks from the depot at $100 each.

519. A few good lots at $75. A choice Gandy avenue resilience property, 0 rooms and large lot for $2,400. 234. House of 3 rooms, cistern, fence, coal house, etc, on lot 100 feet front by 150 bark, in 2d ward only $1,300.

235. A house of 3 rooms, cittern, etc; good lot $500. Our tax bosks are open for the June payments. Kniftln Itro. will insure your property against fire, litchtninir, tornadoes and cyclones.

Office 1st Door Hqrtb cf Holmes' Drnestore. ouse gfjOES AWAy PATTERN in a Window on? Kiceideir Canfield, There Will be lis In mm Real Estate Transfer. U. A. Wilkin 4 title abstractors, report the following transfers of real estate recorded at the office of the register of deeds since our last report Chas Nugen to Simens, lot 2, block 48, Parsons, $250.

Nathaniel Dancy to Elisha Dancy, i 1 section 36, town 82, range 18, $1,000. Brown, guardian Bradford minor heirs, to as Bradford, undivided interest said minors in n'e i section 5, town 8t, range 19, $1,71. David Sales to Caroline Sales, lots 8, 9 and 10, block 67, P.irsons, $1,000. Johnson to Isabella Tyler, quit claim, I lot 4, block 105, Parsons, $1. Thus Miller to John McLain, 50x100 feet adjoining town site Labette City, quit claim, $00.

United States to A Claxton, nine and and lot 1, section 22, town range 21, patent. II Beatty to Peyton Carson, lot 6, Beatty's sub-division of I i section 15, town 31, range 18, $200. Cleveland to Beatty, lot 6, block Clevelauds addition to Dennis, Sarah Snook to Rebecca McCleary, lots 5 and 6, block 20, Parsons, $000. II Beatty to Cleveland, i)3 acres in i section 15, town 31, range 18, 1.380. Eva Garnenu to Felix Lucand, lot 12, block 2, Felix Kennedy's addition to Parsons, $150.

John llson to Mary Cnnflolu, lot 3, block 147, Parsons, $350. Unratio Gordon to Frank Vesper, i 1 and i section 25, town 31, range 20, $7,200. Our assortment of new dress goods is largo aud prices low. Caiiy, Graves Holcomb. The "Beauty'' is the best 5 cent cigar in matket.

For sale by W. P. Talbot, jr. Money on hand to loan on city property at Jerome R. Brown's.

Cakes and pies Bakery. at the Legal Tender ATCHISON PLAGE is headquarters for MILLINERY Yen will find the most complete stock of Millinery ever in tho city at the Atchison Place. If you want an imported bonnet or bat from France, Atchison's is the place. If a bat from New lork. Atchison is headquarters for them; or even from that "Little City of go to Atchison's and get what you ant.

If you want any DRY GOODS, Atchison's is the place, as he is selling off his Dry Goods at great reductions in prices, to make room for one of the most complete lino of Fnncy Goods in connection with his Millinery, ever brought to Southern Kansas. ouie one, come all, where you can get just what you want and at the lowest prices. ATCHISON PLACE. Central avenues. Still In The Lead.

The Live Dry Goods House have their spring stock in and are prepared to furnish every thing carried in a general stock. We make a specialty of each line. We have complete lines in every department. The finest stock of goods ever shown in Parsons and the lowest prices. We have all the latest novelties in dress goods and A complete line of underwear.

A boot and shoe stock second to no house south of Kansas City. White goods in endless variety. Parasols, fans, hosiery, notions, in fact, the only way to appreciate the magnitude of our establishment is to give us a call. A fine line of carpets. In regard to prices we will say call and be convinced that we will not be undersold.

3 I I 1 a- Follow The Tide of Trade Now at full flow as never before at .6. M. W00DBUFFS! Corner Johnson and This Oem'man is happy because he bought his shoes at the Boston Shoe Store. We are bound to be in the lead. From this date every boy and girl buying a pair of Shoes to the value of $1 will be presented with a ball and bat.

Prices lower than any other OurSpring ani Sum DEAH BfiBTLETT. house in the city. The goods must be sold. We expect to exhibit a NEW trim in a few days. Tape measurer Do you catch Of Drv Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes is the grandest ver opened in Parsons, and prices never before so much in favor of the buyer.

The Greatest Opportunity To secure Genuine Eargains that will be given the Parsons public this Season. A Full and FresK Line of Groceries. Boston Shoe Store. I 1. ft.