The Parsons Daily Sun from Parsons, Kansas • Page 3

ruadown feeling. But there's no need v. PREPARE PR J. H. HILLS DEAD.

Ik I ire esa sl IHaWs sssVa The Besi Washing Powder. Woman's Best Friend. Pit 1 Figure Your Savings WINTER To it correctly lhav yimr GMlhss. Now (Bds ArrivJtig Mlly. Mciltltliowsoffii Hows BtocSi Aqnioaldo seems to bo chasing the pot of void at the end of the rainbow.

You'll not And money chasing rainbow, but you'll find many beautiful as well as useful articles in our store suitable for Xmas Gifts. Set our regular S3 carving sets that we are selling at HARDWARE 6 i IMPLEMENT CO. Cor. Johnson Ave. and 18th 8t.

Don't forjret that A. Buckley is headquarters for Fine Cutlery. MIkn AudIh E. tluoniiig, Tyre, itays, "1 suffered a long time from dyspepsia; lost fleith and became very weak. Kodol Dyxpepttia Cure completely cured me." It digests what you eat and currx all forms of stomao trouble.

It never fails to glvo Immediate relief iu the worst cases. Holmes' drug ktore and Keeme'a Pharmacy. OASTOnXA. Bssrttk It HUH IM Hi AIWSJS KSff Blgastut tt Call at Tinder's drug store and see his tlun line of perfume, atomizers, toilet sets. All brand new and prices suit.

For Unit cIuks work pstroniso the Excelsior Steam Laundry, Ryan liros. proprs. 1 920 Job Duin avenue. Phone 85. For dolls, toys, games, drama and doll buggies go to Kd Bero, r's, lttOO Johnson avenue, mm OIIiMiIi Present your friends with useful, practical, Christmas presents and they will be the more appreciated.

We are showing a collosal stock of new, bright, choice, handsome merchandise suitable for Holiday presents at pi ices that should not be overlooked by pur chasers wishing good presents at reas onablf prices. HandktTohlifi. An attractive Hue for Indies and men at from lie to 49c. Naokwtar. Ureal bargains In Ntckwear for men ami women at 18, 28, 25 and 4 Or.

Man's Oxford Mufflars. The very latest, silk and satin, at 49, 78 and 90r, lea Wool Shawls. Dig line In black and white. Price away below the market (J real values at 49, AO, 75, OSc, 1.25 and 01.40. Drsss Goods.

Magnifier nt dNplar In lire (JoimIh, In ilk and wool mixed. In single patterns, suitable for presents at 75, 87, 9 and 91.25. Kid Glovss. 800 pairs ladles' fine French kid aud mocha, two clasp gloves, the I. AO laluo for Otic.

Men's driving gloves at 49, 75, 90, 08c. Men's silk lined mocha gloves at 91.25. Jowallod Combs. Large line of side, hack aud pomps- dore at 25, 85 and 49c. Drsss Skirts.

Au attractive line of Dress skirt at 91.75 to 97.50. Undorsklrts. An Immeuse line In heavy saline and prrmanent finished rubrics In black and colors at 9Nr, 1.25, 1.40, 1.75 and 92. JOYCE CO. 1801 and 1803 JOHNSON AVENUE, TELEPHONE NO.

87. It lilt The Hpot. When suffering from a severe cold anu your throat anil lungs feel sore, take a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar, when will be at once warm grateful the soreness relieved, a jul ing and healing of thu parts affccted will lie experienced and you will say: "It feels so good. It hits the spot Guaranteed. W.

C. McKce. For broken limbs, chilblains, burns, scalds, br 11 Iked shins, sore throat, and sores of every kind, apply liallard's Know Liniment. It will give immedi ate relief and heal any wound. Price S5 cents and 60 cents.

W. C. Holmes and Reerae's Pharmacy. The person who disturbed the con gregation last Sunday by coughiug, is requested to call on VV. C.

McKee and get a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar, which always gives relief. What Is nicer for a holiday gift than a good kodak? You can get one at Kd Hero, Jr's, 1U00 Johnson avenue. I'atronlethnse who advertise. dDtmr Steel rf ViilUJALlAU stock at lower prices than ever to is and a pair Just the biggest fifty cents tborth of inarm, soft house slipper, you ever saw in all your bom days. 2 better come To-day Boston Shoe Store RAILWAY NOTES.

The Wabash railroad has adopted the plan of appointing salaried watch inspectors at division points in place of numerous unpaid inspectors at various points along the line. The inspectors will do repairing at a reasonable charge, though the men arc at liberty In have repairing dune elsewhere. The K. T. is pressing every car at their command into the coal service which of late has been unusually heavy and the handling of which has been a source of much trouble.

Several times in the last two months orders have been issued to the trans portatiou department that coal should take preference over all other classes of freight, even perishable. On and after December 10th, the Wisconsin Central will cease to use the (fraud Central passenger station at Chicago as a terminal and thereafter all Wisconsin Central passenger trains will arrive at and depart from the Ceo tral station, 12th street and Park How (Lake Front). The St. Paul and Min ueapolis limited, which now leaves Chicago at (i p. will hereafter leave at 0:15 p.

m. Saved HlnLlfv. It was a thrilling uscupu that Charles Davis, of Howerston, lately hud from a frightful death. For two years a severe lung trouble constantly grew worse until it seemed he must die of consumption. Then he began to use Dr.

King's New Discovery and lately wrote: "It gave instant relief and ef fee ted a permanent cure." Such wonderful cures nave for as years proven it's power to eure all throat, chest and lung troubles. Price 50 cents and SI. Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free at W. C.

Holmes' und Stanley Tinder's drug stores. In selecting a Christmas gift you should make it a point to pick out something that the person for whom It, is intended would hardly think of buyinir for himself, but would be proud to own. Could anything be more appropriate, more appreciated, or a more pleasing evidence of your Uiousrhtfulncss and clever good taste than a beautiful nickel plated dialing dish, usually sold at $7 which we are offering at silver knives and forks from SI to S.i per set; silver spoons from 50 cents to 'V-i" per set. We also have hundreds of other useful suitable as Xmas. presents.

HaKDWAKE l.MPl.KMKNT Co. OjrBlere in Unlk or Shell. The Orcutt Chop House, 1911 Forest avenue, successor to C. A. Rasbach, will now keep daily oysters in shell, can or bulk for sale by pint or quart.

At the School of Science, Library Building, character readings and Mrs, Uully's psychic tests every Monday and Friday evenings, ram or shine at 8 m. Free to all. Constipation leads to liver trouble, and torpid liver to liright's disease, Prickly Ash Bitters is a certain cure at any stuge of the disorder. Sold by W. C.

Holmes. See the line of bib'esat Ed Hero, Jr's before buying. Teachers' bibles from Hoe up. uon Johnson avenue. USB PniCKLY ASH ITTEnDj irOR KIDNEY DISEASE, 8TOM AOH TROUBLE.

INUIUEB- kTION. LIVER OIBORDR ORj CONSTIPATO. HOLMES, SPECIAL A WENT. Women's Size, vi to feel like that. .1.

W. (lardner, of Idaville, says: "Electric Bitters are just the thing for a man when he don't care whether he lives or dies. It gave me new strength and good appetite. I can now eat anything and have a new lease on life." Only 50 cents, at W. C.

Holmes' and Stanley Tinder's drug stores. Advertised Letters, There are advertised letters in the postofiice for II. 1. Armstrong, Ed Barnes, Mrs. Jennie E.

Black, Miss Lizzie Bewer Miss Louise Batemao, J. H. Crawford, U. Davis, Miss Ethel Dety, Miss May Flowers. Mr.

age-worth, Bert Frysinger, Arthur Hess (S), Mrs. Uachael Heaver, Mrs. S. II. Hill, Mrs.

Maggie Hubcr, Mrs. R. II. Milllkeii. A.

E. Odell, C. F. Eesen-Steele, Mrs. Wm.

Scoot, J. II. Steveus, Cbas. Williams, and Mrs. Auna B.

Wilson. There are advertised postals for H. J. Armstrong and S. L.

Williams. Held to the Ulitrlct Court. I'. A. McLaio was arruigned in Justice Newton's court yesterday after noon on charge of forgery.

He waived preliminary examination and was bound over to the district court in the sum of four thousand dollars, two thousand dollars in each count. Mo-Lain was UDable to furnish bond and was taken to jail at Oswego on the af ternoon train by Constable Waller McLain is defended by bis brother, James McLain, of Kansas City, who will fight the case vigorously. A Ulooniy ly. Sunday was one of those dark, gloomy days, when everything seemed all out of sorts. The dog and the cat found no place just to their liking around the stove thut gave warmth to the household, which was in a mood in keeping with the day.

The church people eveu felt too blue to venture be yond their own threshold and as a re suit the various services were short on congregations. Church l-alr. The Ladies of the United Brethren church will have a fair at 1819 John son avenue, Black old stand, Decem ber lDth, accompanied by dinner '20 cents and supper IS cents. Come and see the display of beautiful uud useful articles to be sold and enjoy a good social time with your friends. Come and bring your neighbors.

By order of committee. A 8pell of Weather. A spell of weather struck this suction yesterday. The elements played all kinds of freaks. It rained awhile then snowed, more rain and wind, and during the whole -lay it was sloppy and disagreeable without.

As we go to press no report has been received us to what effect the day hud on the wheat crop. Llu'iblmas giviug, instead ol a pleasure has become a task" is an ex pression that is often heard and at times it seems almost justilied. We can assist our patrons in determining this perplexing problem if they will call and look over our large stock of useful articles. For the boys we have tool boxes full of useful tools (not cast-iron playthings) at 85; rllles at shot guns at skates at 45 cents; pockot knives 5 cents to 82; safety razor outfits at 83; bicycles, from 825 to 835; and many other items just as appropriate. STKKI.K IlABDWAKH fc lMPLh.MK.N I- Co.

rains iu the chest when a person has a cold indicate a tendency toward pneumonia. A piece of flannel damp ened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound on the chest over the seat of pain will promptly relieve the pain and prcveut the threateued attack of pneumonia. The same treatment will cure a lame back in a few hours. Sold by all druggists. Tinder's drug store is headquarters for fine toilet waters, perfumes, sachet powders, soaps, fine hair brushes and combs.

Prices to suit. The largest line of Holiday Goods ever brought to southeastern Kansas at Ed Bero, Jr's, 1006 Johnson avenue. For cameras and supplies call at Tinder's drug store, present for yourself. A nice Christinas Acts gently on the Kidneys. Liver and Bowels the System EFFECTUALLY OVERCOMES '77 humu PERMANENTLY evr Te (tNviNtiMtN'r ey v-: zi.vi est SMi ev Men eu tot eat ejnn Bargains in Real Estate.

A fine fruit farm of 44 acres, two miles from Kodgers, for sale or trade for city property. Two fine residences, modern improvements, well located and desirea-ble property, for sale on payments. WC KINO Kel1 e4 on in of day all this the and a the says: Tsr Dies in Kansas City Yesterday and Will be Buried at Oak-wood Cemetery To-Day. LABETTE COUNTY NEEDS A POOR FARM. A Oar Loadwl With Hay Wrecked In the "Katjr" ante-One of the Hmvt Ki- ueaaee ef I he Count MrLaia Held to the lil.trlct Court In Four Thouaaad Dollar HodiId-A Touch of Wcethvu.

Death of John H. Utile. A telegram was received in the city yesterday from Kansas City announc ing the death of J. II. Hills, which oc curred in a private hospital in that city.

The deceased was one of the early passenger conductors on the M. K. T. railroad, running between this city and Denison, Texas. About twelve years ago he abandoned rail roading and settled on a farm near Dennis, where be resided until a couple of years ago, when his mind gave way and he was removed to a private hos pital in Kansas City.

The deceased was a stockholder in the Commercial Hank of this city and a member of Camr de Lion Commandery No. 1' Knights Templar. The early residents of Parsons will recall bis many excel lent qualities and will read with re gret his demise, althongh iu his un fortunate mental condition death came as a relief to mm. tie remains are expected in the city this afternoon and the funeral services will take place from St. John's Episcopal church at 3:45 o'clock this afternoon.

Labette County Needs a Poor farm. County Commissioner Talbot, speak' ing of county affairs the other day, said that the county was sadly in need of better facilities for the care of the dependent poor of the county. The present shack that passes for a poor farm, he said, was a disgrace to the county and that with a new house and the right kind of an overseer the county could annually save hundreds of dollars in the care of its legitimate poor. A recent visit to the farm found the house in a bad state of decay, with great holes in the roof and the build' ing full of vermin, so much so that many inmates spend most of their time out of the house. Such a state of affairs is not creditable to the peo ple of this county, and Commissioner Talbot proposes at the next meeting of the board to see if something can' not be done to improve matters at the farm.

He believes that with the right kind of management, the poor farm can be made almost self sustaining, instead of a burden upon the county. The Theatre. Al. W. Martin's big dramatic and scenic production of "Uncle Tom's Cab in comes to the opera house to-mor row night.

This is the biggest organi zation of tlie kind on the road, over ten thousand dollars having been spent on magnificent scenery and effects. The features introduced are novel, numerous and startling; the dramatic cast is one of the best ever put togeth er, for this continuous success. The specialty features are Introduced by a corps of colored artists, including the original Georgia Jubilee singers, who Introduce camp-meeting songe, baujo solos and quartettes. A grand prize cake-walk, by the colored members, buck and wing dancing contests and features to numerous to mention. Among the scenical effects, is an ex citing steamboat race.

A free street parade, comprising fifty people, three bands, chariots, donkeys, oxen, horses, and ponies will be given at noon. Becoming a Heavy Espenae. Hauling prisoners back and forth between Parsons and Oswego Is be coming a most burdensome expense to the taxpayers of this county, and an effort, it is said, will be made to in duce the county sommissioners to make arrangements with this city for the care of all prisoners arrested on state warrants through Parsons courts until their preliminary hearings arc dis posed of and the prisoners turned over I to the sheriff at the county jail. Such action, it is claimed by those in a posi tion to know, would save the taxpay ers hundreds of dollars every year. A Car of Hay Wrecked.

A box car loaded witn baled liuv was knocked off the track in the south end of the "Katy" yards Sunday night and badly wrecked ami another box car bad one corner splintered. The cars! had been run in on a side truck and it is said some one threw off the breaks and let them run down so cIoms to the main track that they were struck by the engine of an incoming freight train. llrave Men Kail Victims to stomach, liver and kid ney troubles as well as women, and all feel the results in loss of appetite, poisons in the blood, backache, nerv ousness, headache and tired, listless, Co. Oiotiiiog Made bv trading here and you'll be surprised at the aiuouut. Little sav lugs here and there make a big amount before you are aware of it.

Here's a good chance to save on useful Christinas presents: Sideboard golden nk polished, 914 Polished oak Jardenier stand, $1.50 Velour covered couches, tufted 17.60 Oak book racks, five shelves, S2.S5 Oak music racks, very useful, 83.75 Photograph frames, all colors, 30c Our Furniture and Carpels add zest to daily life. Parsons' Big and Carpet House. FULL OF VARIETY And Beauty a term that can most fittingly be applied to our display of Holiday Goods. We are sure it can supply your wants and we earnestly solicit your early inspection. A Handsome Ring Always an acceptable Christmas gift, and long since one of our hobbies.

Our line this year contains greater variety than ever, and all the new styles of settings and combinations of stones. I his is one of our popular priced rings. Comes in rubies and pearls, emeralds and pearls and other stones. Solid gold, price i'l- Other styles same price. Come in and see them, and see the many other hand' somi' novelties we are showing.

J. S. Pfeiffer, Jeweler, 10U SOUTH CKSTKAL AVENUE. It takes but a moment to overcome tickling in the throat and to stop cough by the use of One Minute Cough Cure. This remedy quickly cures all forms of throat and lung troubles.

Harmless and pleasant to take. It prevents consumption. A famous ape cific for grippe and its after effects, It'ilmcs' drug store and Heeme's Phar macy. Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy can always be de' pended upon and is pleasant and safe to tuku. Sold by all druggists.

Carving sets, cups aud saucers, pi trays, smoking sets aud other goods in endless variety at Ed Bero, Jr's, 1006 Johnson avenue. Men's fall suits at any price you care to pay. Every suit a bargain. Flynn Morris Clothing Co. HOLIDAY GIFTS.

The season of what to buy and how to buy it is approaching and the tusk thut confronts the Holiday purchaser is made eacy at tin store. For months we have been buying odd unique pieces for the Holidays, These goods have junt been opened and are now on dis play. Wo suggest early suiee tions before the assortment is picked over. Come in and see our goods, no matter whether you want to buy or not. Its plt aMire to show Our elegant displuy.

KOIILER, The JEWELER TPie Piano. Commends itselt the musically in telligejit and discriminating purchaser as one possessing points of merit in greater number than any other. Chief among its qualifications are its Fame for Durability, Prepossessing Appearance Matchless Tone, Remarkable Persistency For Staying in Tune. If you are interested In Ktrictly Hirh Grade Pianos it will certainly be to your advantage to call and examine these celebrated Instrument. C.

M.JOHNSON'S Music House. IS02 Forest Avenue. fGlVJOKCJLl ELLIS MARTIN, LOCAL BREVITIES. Regular meeting of the choral this evening. club The prospect hole in Forest Park cost the city 8806.

Reuben Sutton died suddenly last night at 10 o'clock. Miss Bessie Smith has been commis sioned a notary public. J. U. Robinson was transacting business in Oswego yesterday.

The infant child of City Clerk Weav er died Sunday and was burled at Oak- wood cometery. Mrs. D. C. Welch returned yesterday from a visit with relatives and friends at Kieh Hill, Mo.

Miss Martha Trinder has returned from a visit with relatives and ifriends at Eldorado Springs, Mo. C. K. Cory, of Fort Scott, referee In bankruptcy, was in the city yesterday on the way to Coffeyville. ().

C. Jacobs and family returued yesterday from a visit with relatives and friends at Sedalia, Mo. Mrs. Lydia Knight and Miss Alice Buckley returned yesterday from a visit with friends in Kansas City. An important meeting of the Mac cabees will be held to-morrow night and every member Is requested to be present.

Miss Pearl Sperry, of Thayer, and Miss Daisy Sperry, of Dennis, after a visit with friends, have returned to their respective homes. A meeting of the Populist county central committee will be held In this city Thursday to close up the business of the recent campaign. Mrs. Susan (Joodwin, wife of Lewis Goodwin, one of the substantial farm' ersof the county, died at her home near Edna, last week, aged 65 years. Miss Carrie Mendall, who is holdin a position as stenographer in the ofllce of the Deming Investment Co.

at Os wego, visited with her parents Sunday (Saturday morning, the clothing and furnishing bouse of J. F. Waskey at Oswego, was entered by burglars and robbed of a small amount of cash an goods. Senator Kimball left yesterday morniuif for Clay Center, where goes to hear Judge Glass' decision i the asylum case, which will be given to-day. Dr.

J. T. Tinder returned yesterday from Fort Scott, where he has been attending a meeting of the executive committee of the Order of Select Friends. According to a dispatch sent out from Independence, Judge- Skid more has authorized the announcement the he would be a candidate for the nomi nation of congressman in this district next year. The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres terian church will meet with Mrs.

Meyers at the K. T. station this afternoon at 2 o'clock. A full atten dance is desired as business of impor tance is to come before the society. W.

T. Shippen had a close call Sat urday from a serious accident. He fell off the roof of a small buildiug which he was at work and suffered the fracture of two Sogers and was considerably bruised about the body. The treasurer of the Maccabees is receipt of a check for three thous and dollars in favor of Mrs. Ida Stratton, of Lyonsville, being the arnouutiof insurance held by her de ceased brother, Fred Shattuck, in that order.

Invitations are out for the marriage Miss Mabel Busby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Busby, and Walter U. Endicolt, of hdgerton, the cere- money to take place nt the Presby terian church at 3:30 o'clock Christmas morning.

A big leak in the natural gas service pipe at the Congregational church was discovered The gas was ig nited and burned all night, bnt yester morning the leak was repaired and is well in that quarter. No damage resulted except a waste of gas at the expense of the company. Attention. Mir Kalg-hu- All Sir Knights of C'eur de Lion Commandery No. If, K.

are re quested to meet at the asylum at 2:30 afternoon to attend the funeral of late Sir Knight, John H. Hills. H. Maktis, Eminent Commander, for Beat. Forty acres of land with good house orchard in the city limits.

Also good three room house for rent in Fourth ward. Inquire of Inter- State Mortgage Trust Company. rorPMumle. Or. C.

J. Bishop, of Agnew, "I have used Foley's Honey and in three very severe eases of pneumonia the past month) with good re suit." W. C. MeKee. SWftS much larger than last year while prices have advanced Our Toilet Caes have been rediic-pd from 85 to S3 i per cent, and we btve some beauties.

A re lis reus Hoard, which now offering for Chrokouol Combination Hosrd we sold last year at S3, we now sell at II. Our (roods are purchased of the factory we will make you prices to satisfy you. Wts hve two iTilU filMu ffllS tend to move our this moving as light as possible, we will 1- In Wo LI It's a Record We Have a Stack of Overcoats. Vll Hill FMi VU1IOUUUJ before. we sold laot year at $4.50, we are and our boohs of the publishers and 1M uf Christmas Ooods and we In- entire stock January and to make close out all if clobu prices will do it.

the Clothing line in this anything in their line the very best makes, and, the ople, Beateu. Breaker! Parsons boasts of being the best Clothing market in Southeastern Kansas, and We are satisfied with every one of them and hope each one of them will find a particular man for an owner. It is not much to our advantage to sell overcoats to men who think "anything will do." We have had lots of conscientious work put into collars and lappels, where not a stitch shows. This work costs money, and its goodness shows in the enduring good shape of the coat. It is worth while and worth money to be particular in buying clothes, for well tailored, ready to wear garments are equal to merchant tailors' products at $10.

A Nobby Covert Top Coat t's a Fact That BIG Are the leaders in city. You can find Hen's, Boys anil CliMren's Crack-a-Jack, to use a slang phrase, and it if not matched anywhere in town for 823.50. At the same price many other sorts. A couple of dollars more brings yon face to face with a line of overcoats that you would never hesitate to pay 813.50 to $15 for, and step by step prices advaoce to the height of elegance. We want you to call.

In all styles and of what is still nearer Tiie Prices Cannot Wordy advertisements may look well, but good goods at inferior prices is their motto. FlfOfl-lrris.