The Parsons Daily Sun from Parsons, Kansas • Page 5

TKB PARSONS DAILY SUtT IBEPTA4, Flnt' Published to the Parsons Pat! Sua TFT A- week, has recovered sufficiently to resume his duties attain, and his BUY CURTAILED Vu Mk. 1, imim S3. 1907. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Healed bkli will reoetred at my offlo until Tueilar, September ft, iww, at otiock d.

abator luratalilna all material and doing I walk la th city of Parson. Kansaa, to-wll all work neoeasnrr in oonatruotiiiaT iae- Onllnaaea No. littff. Vitrified brick aide- walk tour feet wide alone the east aide of lot sixteen (la), block 86. and along east aide or lot 10, bloofcTS.

Ordinance Mo. MM, Vitrified brick aide- walk four feat wide alone the norili alda of lot fle (0) and wast Ball of lot four (), block H. I rdlnn No. lfti'aV- Vitrified brtek aide- Lk lour IMS wide alone the norta aid of jo! tot S. tout l- ot wt hi at et l- of lot 1.9 (.

WAflt 1-9 or lot 4. AfMB 1-1 rtff fltfLNK i mat l-i or weal i-xor iot K. wui mw rai i I OI ens I-I VI lltt 0, wB ui nmi i-a ui i 1 ail in hiiuiir I All lak ihanitnr MaMnni 1.1 S. a an in diock w.Auuiiutuvj un.iuni.i,,, r. Vaudovillo Theater Washington Avenot THE THREE Novelty and Comedy Musical Act, Featuring Baby Hyland, the Child Baton manipulator.

T. HELTZELL, Song "He Never Even Said Good-Bye." EMMETT, Character Change Artist. 1 CULL AND JOHNSON, Singers and Dancer Extraordinary. Portraying "Are You an Elk?" LYRISCOPE, "Thc-Ncw Complete Change of Program days and Thursdays Pay By Check GET into closer touch with your financial affairs. Kdkp tab on isveiy cent coming in and going ouL You can do thfs' easily.

Start a checking account wilh us; deposit whatever, money irou how have issue a check or every obligation. Your book records all items. Every check is a re- cdpt; i Allow us to explain the checking system to you more fully. 1 The Ste 0f Pi arsons First PubU.be In tba Dally Sua. 4-ADMINISTRATORS NOTICB JtatM ot Haniaa, tbtlaTHuntr.ii, in ma rrouaia uourt in ana lor sold aouoty.

rr In the matter of. aatata of Martha Martin, dtoaaa Nolle la hniMib that lettara 61 ad- mliiUt ration havn boon ranted to thauadMr- iirni on mwih 01 Manila Martin, lata kbIiI otMtatr. dca)d. hr tha HonoraoU. lha frotmte (kiurt of tha county and htata tforoaald-, datnd til a lMtb day of July, A.

i. I1i7. Now, all imrsona havtna elalms arMnnl tha inld putnta are hereby notltlad that tuny mint oraaant ttu aatiia to the undtM-Mtoiiad tor allowance, within one year from dttie ot mid or they may precluded from tnf nenatlt of inch lata, and tuatllaunli kilnlmi be not exhibited within three years fttr the date of said they shall be forever barred. HKWRT li. MARTIN, Administrator of tha Kitate of Mcrtha Kgrttn.

deMl. "4 CI MUSH DRUGGISTS .4 Have You Seen the New Square Band Bracelet In Old Gold and also English Finish Something Entirely New at the Jewelry Store of 17.1. FillllFIELD slEWELER 1907 Broadwav The superiority of our wootensas I WANTED WANTED Form carpenters for concrete work; $3.50. ten hours. I appiy, oouiuwcsicrn iriujje coin 1 1 nsnv Tonliil Mo' JP.

MO. I WANTED One good milker. Call at Sayda Tolo, 2 miles lj I WANTED Exoerienced shirt mak- alers by the Baldwin Shirt 2126 Main street. AVTI'll CmA for in Good feirl lor cook in iam, 'nm wagcs- I Cornmir. I 1 1430 WANTED Girl for general housework.

Call 313 South Eighteenth FOR RENT FOR RENT Modern, 8 room houss "i nicely decorated, gas and bath. Infinite of Mrs. Ella uaiani, X(jA Washington FOR RENT Two tront rooms. furnished or unfurnished. 1404 Washington.

I'JR RENT-Fivc-room cottag? with bath; unfurnished. 1613 Ste- verjs." i-i i FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping, cheap. 1623 Clark. FOR RENT Office' building. Inquire building- rooms' in Kair room 6, Karr FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping.

.1614 Crawford. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms light housekeeping. 1613 Clark. FOR RENT 160-acrc farm. Inquire 22J0 Crawford.

FOR SALE OLD PAPERS Suitable for pack ing, putting under carpets and various other Uses, for sale at the Sun office. Tied up in bundles of fifty. Five cents per bunch. FOR SALE Two 4-horse power gas engines in first class condition. cheap.

Peerless- Machine Works, 'Phone 518, am Main. FOR SALE- -Kooming house on easy terms. Inquire 213 N. Cen- traL SALE That Beautiful home. 514 Lincoln.

Emil Rorschach, Sr. FOR SALE- Fresh Jersey cow at I jjoo Itriggs. LOST LOST Pocketboott containing cue-, rency and several bank checks. Finder will be rewarded by leaving ame a Maih street, or at the LOST In Katy 'station or on. street last Thursday, gold cross, medium size; good qualify.

Reward at this office. LOST OR Lyric ladies', gold watch and "chain; Re ward at l(k5 Qark. LOST My black cocker spaniel dog (Buster). Reward if returned tJ i pr. Creel, 320 Central 1 is cnly "BroBj mw9 Liifiilfiijliiii CURES A COLD la GXE DAY PRIVCKTi TKS Blmllarly named remedte sometime deceiTt.

The first and original Cold Tablet I a WHITE PACKAOB whh black t6 red letteriag, and bear Iht sig-nature of CreaWbrmjfiigo TIE CUmiTEEB wonr.i IEQEDY well School Books OF US We are one of the State's Sub-Agents and as such can tell and exchange all adopted books. Also we carry one of. the most complete lines of Tablets, Ink. Pencils and Note Books In fact any and all school suppli Mo HNIGHTS' 1812 Broadway. Send your children to us and we will take care of them.

JOHN V. WALL AUCTIONEER Parsons, Kant. 35 Coining Ave. Leave order for tale dates at the Palladium office, corner Broadway and Eighteenth street. Stock an4 farm sales a specialty.

Make sales anywhere. Terms reasonable. Stock and furniture sales a specialty on Saturday afternoons corner Main and Central. Reference Any bank or banker in the city. Phone Palladium office, No.

517. I am a licensed city auctioneer and I respectfully solicit your orders for sales. JOHN W. WALL. ANNUAL SEASID EXCURSION 'A Delightful Vacation' Trip at Nominal Cost to There is nothing- so good for tired bodies and weary brains as ocean breezes.

A- trip such as this is both a health and pleasure trip. Don't forget the date SEPTEMBER A special train, through day coaches, chair cars and tourist sleepers (the hot weather kind). THE VERY LOW RATES iWill appeal strongly you. Joplin, Galena, Columbus, Parsons, Oswego and Chetopa, $10; Vinita Wagoner, Muskogee, Oklahoma City, Shawnee, Wilburton, Ada, McAlester, Coalgate, $7.50, with proportionate rates Intermediate points. Tickets good returning until SEPTEMBER I8TH No pains will be spared to make this THE excursion of the year.

Berth rates tourist sleepers but $3-25. Make reservations early. See K. T. agent or write TODAY to F.

J. HOFFMANN, A-, M.f K. T. Railway, Parsons, Kan. G.

T. ir We have a fine line of Farms For Sale ranging from 40 to 600 acres.most-ly well improved and close to town. Prices range from $25 'to $55 per acre. We also have a fine list of city property improved and vacant at various prices and term to suit almost anyone. We have farms to exchange for merchandise, and merchandise for' farnte.

If you have anything to sell or exchange it will pay you to see or write us. 1817 Main St Parsons, Kas. OADTOTIIA. Brstat lalliriVwHaiiltiw'riBi la vest on 2 i friends are 'all glad to see him back at his post. Firemen lames Tilman, Arthur Brooks and Bob Coons have been promoted from the positions of fire men to engineers, and their names have been placed on the extra board out of here, A.

Phillips has accepted the posi tion of night dispatcher at the Katy round house. Engine No." 106, a small passenger engine from the Tulsa division, came in Sunday night and went into the shops for general repairs. Engine No. 544 came 4 in Sunday night from the Cherokee division and was placed in line for the new shout for a general overhauling. Engine No.

179 came in Sunday light from South McAlester and was placed in the new shops for general repairs. Dick Reamer, chief clerk in Ma er Mechanic Brehm's office, accom oanied by his family, has returne from a month's visit in Colorado. Engines 597 and 598, two of tin large freight engines on the Kansa3 City' division, have placed in the new shops for a general overhauling. Engine No. 514, which was in small wreck on the Choctaw division, was run into the round house Monday night for general repairs.

William Gest, a machinist' at the Katy shop9, who has been off the past month "suffering from an, jtttack of rheumatism, has gone to the Katy hospital at Sedalia. Engine No. 509, which was wreck cd at Okessa, on the Osage division has been placed in the round house for necessary repairs. 1f workmen were busily engaged Tuesday in moving from the old shops to the new shops the large planer. This is one of the larcest machines in the shops, and only four machines now remain in the old shops, and these will be removed to the old blacksmith shop to be used on road frog and crossing work, which will be carried on in the old blacksmith shop.

Mr. Tom Clark, foreman of the car department is making arrangements to move his office from its presen'' location to the room formerly occu pied by the air brake department the east end of the old machine shop. There are twenty-one engines ii the Katy's new machine shops under gotnr ireneral -verlHiuling and re pairs. There are twelve others in the boiler shops for new fire boxes and boiler work. Mr.

R. Clark, of Burlington, Iowa, has accepted a position with th-: Stewart Construction company at tin Katy's "nw shops as a steam fitter and plumber. Engineer Glen Ewing, who has been very, sick part of the month, is' slowly recovering 'from his Alness. Mr. S.

Moran and family, of Springfield, are visiting in the city the guests of their brothir-in-law, Geo-E. Maier and family. Mr. Moran passenger engineer on the Frisco out of Springfield. Mr.

A. Seibert, of the air brake department of the Katy's new shops, has resigned his position, sold his property interests in Parsons and ac-compariid by his lamity will '-leave in a few days for Los Angeles, where he expects to engage in th; real estate business and makq that place his home. Roxy Roach, the pugilist, who has been working at his trade of machinist at the Katy shops, has resigned has position and will Jeive in a few days for the west. 1 Mr. Nay Parker, the old railroad man who has been running the chili stand on -west Main street, has sold out and will leave in a few days with his family for Illinois where he will make his home.

Mr. A. Parker, who has been em ployed for the past three years in the Katy round house has resigned his position in order to go into business having purchased the chili stand on Main street iust west of the crossing. Machinist J. W.

Dwyer and Ma chinist F. N. Ray of the round house returned Tuesday night from a busi ness trip to Reynolds, I. T. Machinist1 F.

Smith left Tuesdav night on a business trip to Denison, Engine 548, came in Monday night from the" Choctaw division and was run into the Katy new shops for gen eral overhauling. Machinist Kljin, of the Katy round house force, accompanied by his wife. has returned from an extended visit with relatives in Colorado. Fine California pears and plums Trotter's." R- F. Campbell, commercial agent the K.

T. at Joplin, is in city today looking after his end the line. L. C. Shivers found that the TC.

T. Flyer this morning brought in number of his old friends from Taylorville, III. They were going Texas where tliey fntentf to buy land. NEW K. T.

SHOPS CANNOT GIVE A GOOD OUTPUT. MEN ARE NEEDED Every Machiniit Who Comet Along Finds Employment, and Officials Are Looking for Men Where They Cannot Be The capacity of the new T. locomotive shops has been curtailed on account of a lack of men. With every person employed who comes along, still the shops need many more men. Anxiety is on thu minds of officials; because the full ca-" pacity of the new shops is especially needed at present to put the motive power of the railway in excellent con I.

I ditioii tor tne auiumn rusn 01 unsi With the full capacity of the new a new locomotive can be turned out every day. This means that every locomotive that goes into the building is taken apart and thrown around as so much junk. Every boh and rivet is taken The, machinists go through the pile and rebuild the engine. Every part is) tested, and those pieces which arc the least bit defective are thrown away and new ones substituted. Wher.

a locomotive comes out of the new shops it is as good as a new one, ancl its life is as long as one coming di rectly from the manufacturer. But with the men that are lacking! probably only one-third of the capacity can be maintained. The material is present, the machinery "tools are prpsent, but men cannot1 b( found. If there were plenty of mei; employed in the new shops nine lo comntive9 would be turned out this-week. Twenty-five locomotives stand outside the new shop building, makinj? a line that extends for two city blocks in length, and they are all dead one-waiting for a chance to go inside anc" be repaired.

As fast as a new engine goes out of the shops and on duty, another is entered at the other door. The K. T. railway has made effort in all directions to secure men to work in the fine, new shops. Man? ones have arrived, more could be employed.

With men already employed elsewhere, and with all transients secured, the railway up against a proposition to steal or manufacture men. The steel work inir trades seem to be full of wonder ful opportunities, ever increasing, and! the young man who enters this tndus its life is as long as.one coming di job. HOFFMANN COMING HOME. Passenger Aeent of the Katy Will Be Here Thursday. A letter has been received from F.

J. Hoffmann, who has been in the hospital at Sedalia for the past fe.v weeks, saying that he will be home on No. 3 Thursday, and incidentally, he says he will be mighty glad to get back to Parsons. This will be good news to Hoffmann's many friends in this city, who have eagerly watched for all news from his since he went to the hospital with a crush ed foot, which it was necessary for the surgeons to amputate. RESERVING "BERTHS! Sleeping Carl for Galvestort Excur gion Being Filled Fast.

The berths for the five sleeping cars on the excursion to Galveston by the K. T. are going fast, for many people are calling up the gen eral freight and ticket office and mak'. ing their reservations. Indications are that all berths will be.

reserved before the date of the excursion, and the railway company will have to make a remn'sition for more Pull mans. More popular than any other Galveston excursion will be this one- The is making preparations to give service that will leave every person satisfied with th; treatment Reports from divisions of the K. T. that branch out of Parsons shov that many ex cursionists will come from other towns. September 8, next Sunday, will be the starting day.

The train will run as the second section of the Flyer. Railroad Notes and Personals. Dr. Thompson, day boilermaker at the Katy round house, accompanied by his wife and two daughters, left Sunday for an extended trip through the East. Wm.

Gillies, foreman of the boiler shops at the new Katy shops, wh" has been off on siclc leave for the pasf a at of the of Material and work done to oom- ply with and conform to th conditions and I No blrt to oonnldered on lost made on a I printed form to ottaind on application 1 mi Noblrt to oonnldered on lost made on Aaoodandiafflciontimndinnotinaithan 1. nl.pb Mima ltwlo the aniounlol th bid uiuat acoomp any each bid. bid. I The attention of bidders ta railed to oIikd 1" ha nnnnnll rMtimwiii ilia aHavhft Ia mIaaI trriiui lua anaaiuu laws wi tnvi.wnion wit.y are expxoted to comply with, Thli la known aa th alghl hour law. Dated, t'araona, Kannot.

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WHEAT. City Clerk. NOTICE QF AMENDMENTS OF CHARTER OF THE MERCAN- TJLE BUILDING COMPANY. At a meetinc of the stockholders of the Mercantile HuilditiR company, ht corporation, duly and legally called poration in Parsons, on July anu IR'IU ill uic unices UI suiu tui- 1007, uy unanimous vote 01 an or the stockholders the name thereof was 1 viMfiiicvu iiuiii lulIL ui iuc mciiuiiuiv changed from that of the Mercantile Building company to the Strasbtirgcr Building company; and the board of uirectors changed and rcducea to three, proper amendments of jmc, changes, properly signed by iT Were filed in' the office Of the secre- I- the name adopted and the number of directors as fixed by unanimous vote of said stockholders. Said amendments and changes were ap proved by the ntnte charter board of said state and filed 111 the office of the secretary of state, along with the original charter of said corporation.

H. STKASnURGER, President of the Mercantile Building Company. (Seal) Attest: C1IAS. R. DAVIS.

Secretary of the Mercantile Building Company. JJiogencs search for an honest man would have ended abruptly had we been in business at that time. If would have found that when we say you get your money's worth, you do. There's no question about your being well satisfied with our lumber and there's no doubt that you will feel satisfied you are getting your nif HIT u'ti U'Artll tl; lift It Dlilia I ('' Tui a uiiiLiuaivciy uy lining us, iur- nish estimates for the furnishing of lumber in strict accordance with plans and specifications. We want to do business with you.

Independent of all trusts and com binations. C. L. 3URCH LUMBER CO. i t-2t 13 West opposite K.

T. depot. whyyonshouldpatrozjalai, that you caa rely on every thine: purchased being represented. We take pride MAMnlltA nut; icpuwiuuu wo uavo toiau- 1 a. J.l" i iioatju iur iiunust ueaiing, ana every thing we sell is backed tip with a guarantee of satisfaction foryoor money.

i V7. C. HOLMES son MatOa CtUblUhcd ItU CASTORlA For IufanU and CMIdreo, tki Yea Hsi3 Alw2js Bears the Cpiatare JlwimMl I The Best Groceries VlL Everything In fancy and staple line, canned eoods, etc. Teleohone vour order now. We make a specialty of prompt deliveries to all parts of the town.

X. M. CO. 1:0 N. Ceuraal Ksnsaa Spread from Body to Face Sufferer Was Ashamed tO UO Out Scales Formed and Her -Skin Became "a Parched arid Hienijf DjSCOloreJi 1 WAS CURED BY CUTICURA AFTER YEARIOF TORTIIRF "W.a "I was -'suffering with' eczema for a year and bad tried tui Hinds of medical treatment but wit aout any rmultH.

Small pimpliw broke out arottaid my waiKt-uno ana wnere ine eiutmng was ticlit on thu bodv. TlKv-niiimlm lx- can to enlarge and thicken until they formiid In patches. Then ft worked upward until my race was covered. At nrat I did not notice it much until I became warm from working. Then It Roomed alinoRfc unlearal)le as tho parts seeinml inflamed and itched so mat 1 could nardiy Kiop from Bcraton- lng it all the timn.

The places wera rather scaly and became moist whon rubbed. Afterward the skin seemed parched and highly discolored. I ro-muined indoors as I was ashamed to be out In company. I had suffered for about seven months before I tried Cuticura Soap, Cutioura Ointment, and Cuticura Pills. After I had used them a week.

I found (treat relief and I con tinued for fiva weeks, not mitising a miKie uay una now you could not tell I had ever had eeaema. Mr mm. plexion is as good, if not better than ever, and I cannot find words sufficient to do tho C'uticura Kerned nw justice. i 1 in, lO n.l 5JI1 tnm MUM V7 I CURED 28 YEARS AGO Of Running Sores on the Head by Cuticura. XXTVtttn wan I think, my entire bead was a mass of running sores that discharged awfully.

They hod to cut all my hair off. I took doctors' medicines, but they did me no good, so some one told my mother to try Cuticura, so nlie did, and it cured mo. I am thirty-six now, but mo numor nas never returned. Mrs. Lillian E.

Milikin, 8 Vernon Provi- oence, it. 1., May 0, 11)07." oomnirte Extcmiil and Internal Trratmiwt tor wry iiuninrui llimnui, lllliurfm. BAH Auulu eou ol (Juilciira (mi to Clrenm tlm Bkin. CuilPur Olntmrnt (Mr.) lti tha Skin, and Cutlnira Hin.ilvf.nl In tli fnrrn nf C'lKirnhitci Owlwl 25c wr vial ol Wl) lo I'urlly Uv 1IIok1. K.ilft Hoiton.

Mrtm. mrtutltt true, Cuucura liuuk oa Bkln VImmm. OFFICIAL REPORT of the condition of tha FIRST NATIONAL BANK atl'amoni, inthoatate of Kanaa. at the Vlote of buaiii) Auuiut 'Ji, REHOTTROKH. txana and discounts fcMS.SM (jverurniis, aecuraa ana unsecured Hw 74 U.H.

bunda to aecure cir culation BO.OHO 00 Bonds, securities, etc 8I.US7 SO linn in a House, rurnllure and fixtures lft.inmnDl Ut tier real estate 411 1HI uue rrom national hanks (not reserve H44 On Due from state banks and Danker. 4.S47 Aft Due from approved re-serve aaent ....1 1S6.S44 is Checks and other cash Items 1JM IS (rotes of other national banks S.MA 00 Fractional paper rurron-vr. nickels and H'21 ill Lawful money reserve In iMinic. viz: Wpeole tlOJHJOO I'iral tender notea Jft.WlO no 4R.7S5 00 Redemption fund with V. H.

treasurer IS Der cent. circulation) 7,600 do K4.141 04 Total iswuxj LIARII.ITIKH. fapftal itock paid In nurpius iuiki zfi.uai Ou pronts, less expenses and texea paid 7.SW7 4 National Iwnk notes out- slaiidtnit 4.HS 00 Individual deposit sul- krt to check 17 Iw-iiuinil certldi-utes of 'uu ou ia dep. wit 7,740 Total rt6HjK2 kI k. a.

Htevens, cashier of the above above statement Is tru to' the best of my imuiu wni, air stneniuia- swear mat ne 1 iiwanin atliu ltjliri. 1 K. 11. MTRVKNH. Cashier.

Oorbkot Attest W. if A KTI.El T. f. I.KKdl.AHK. KIKUY BARTON, Iilreeton.

insciibed and sworn to before dial this usvi nepmsixr. iw. IDA M. KAtS. Nouirr Pni.llc.

My commission expire April WH Every taaanatad s) aix.ut Hi aiwMTal SURVTL Viiirb9irey Tar aew ln)f i -ntA. tha kL. stMrnp r.tl Iaai ti" Mtsin Assa. IIUIIIIIU LULUIIH "4 2i as iu 1901 Iti as the excellence which charac terizes the style, fit and workmanship of the clothes turn oat is sufficient to influence most discrim inating buyers. ttobt.

w. cox company, 1 Cornet Broadway and iZiH THE CHILDREN'8 FAVORITE TONIC msat ae tMiTTio s. tms atnuiM. rateaas enit a Batlard-Snow Lirlment Co T. tOUIS.

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