The Parsons Daily Sun from Parsons, Kansas • Page 4

RAILWAY NOTES. Ijc ail0 grot I lew Shaoed Hats! i TUESDAY MORNING FEU. II. 1BW. SLY $2.50 "HaiMil Kirke," will lie presented, and an evening of uninterrupted pleasure for those who visit the opera house tonight.

The School Hoard. The Hoard of Education met in regular session last night Willi all the members present. Tho superintendent' presented his report for the month of January, whieh was approved and ordered filed. a large invoke of iu We have rrcciu'd all tho new styles Stiff Fprinra Vllllj I UUUI If joii want an can suit joii. -11 Bp Absolute! Pure.

II Knox, Dunlap and Yoeman Blocks Predominate. i I. i. lvu I'll it nut iif'i uui uv jnniwu mini 3 on Hre our IiaiulMtme Uc, 7e 3 Flynn-Morris We handle the (iirliartt Overall. WATCH THIS SPACE and Rnft Hate UIIU VUII IIUIVI OfS Vp-to-dnlo HAT wo 9 7r Clothing Co.

Year RECEIVES DEPOSITS, Lonna money anil transacts Hanking In all im branches. Steamship tickets anrt foreign drafts for sale at lowest rates. l'oasesslnp ample capital, we offer to our patrons liberal accommodations and prompt attention. Jocs a General Bank, ing business. II.

A. WADE, Viee-presMent. J. FIEUS0N, Secretary. tickets to and from Europe.

Municipal ad A communication from the Parsons University Association, requesting the use of room No. it of theOarllcld school and room No. 1 of the Jlijfli School alternately each Monday evening. The request was granted on condition that the association pay nil expenses caused by such use and occupation. Heath or Kev.

.1. 1'. Ilcv. J. Witt, a former pastor of the Central Christian church in this city, but for a number of years living at Kansas City, died in that city the other day very suddenly, lie hail many friends in Parsons who will be sorry to learn of his death.

The deceased was the first pastor of the Central Christian church, which was the outgrowth of a division in the Christian society in l'lirsons, and he aided In placing the new church upon a good foundation. For several years past, he has not been following the ministry. The Tollce Court. Tho ease against Crunk Wagoner, charged with being the keeper of a gambling house, was heard in the police court yesterday. Wagoner was found guilty and fined fifty dollars and costs, the whole amounting to sixty- one dollars.

The ease against Dan Stauter, also arrested on the charge of keeping a gambling house, which Mas set for trial yesterday, was continued until next owing to sickness in the family of Judge King which neiessi-tated his presence at home, Th Fute of the llemler. The fate of the llemler leedsof crime so shocked the country and for a long time put a blight upon this county, has at last been settled. A syndicate correspondent kills them in Texas some years ugo. The people of this county have long since regard- the inhuman family as dead, and have no desire to recall the story of their butchery of human beings. ISrokfl the lterord.

Conductor Jonny Humes, of tho K. broke the cocked hat record at the You May Call Again Howling Alley yesterday, making the phenomi-naf score of If nobody beats this score this week, Johnny will capture a box of cigars, which the proprietor, A. K. Talbot, will present to the one muking the highest record during the week. A lloon to Whist J'lityers, i school of whist, it is said, will soon be established by one of I'arsons' so ciety Indies, who Is ouite well up in the points of the game, the school to be hold daily and nightly, with an oc casional adjournment for meals.

A Hume Institution. (icoige Hay nes' New I'rocess Steam laundry is the finest und most com plete laundry in the southwest and turns out the best work ever seen in this section. i No necessity to send to Kansas City or Louis, when you can get anything in tho laundry line me right here at home on the short est possible, notice. Citizens of neigh boring toww-i should make a note of this. I and silks a spec ialty.

IVtrouixo a reliable and de-erving institution by visiting the New I'rocess. Cold doors und windows made uir tight by the brass or silver clamp rubber cushion weather strips, Atl-dopted by all railroad and" street railway companies, will also be found on all United States government buildings. Have stood the test, all other styles being discarded. Save doctor and coal bills, protect the little ones from draughts. Low estimate on churches, school houses und hulls.

Do your d.iors and windows need repairing. City references. Drop postal to I), K. Cary, Stevens avenue, City. Soothing, mid not irrituting.strength-eniug, and not weakening, small but effective, such lire he qualities of Tie Witt's Little Marly Hisers, the fumotis little pills.

Keeme's Pharmacy and W. C. Holmes. How to l'revenl a L'ohl. After an exposure, or when you feel a cold coining on.tuUc a dose of Foley's Honey und Tar.

It never fails. Monroe Atwood. Ooa't ho Arralil To take Heggs' Little liiant I'ills. they have no terrors and do all that is claimed for them. Sold by J.

(i. Freeman. r'or Kale. A new four room house on West Forest avenue. For sate on monthly payments, Enquire of K.

H. Stevens-Lost. A half grown Maltese eat, with white spot on throat. Keturn to 1511 Morgan avenue ad get reward. I.OKt.

A lady's diamond ring. A liberal reward will lie paid for its return to 15.11 Stevens avenue. The littthbone Sisters will give a chicken pie supper Friday evening February Mb. Supper cents. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, The New Frank Fitzpatrick, of the IC.

A T. round house In this city, has gone to thu hospitul ut Kedalia. General Freight Agent Drew, of tho K. Si. was in the city yesterday on business pertaining to his depart tlll'llt.

F. A. Leland, assistant general freight agent of the K. T. iu Kansas City, was iu the city yesterday ou business.

Conductor Cal Chambers, of Hi "Katy." has recovered from an attack of the grippe and resumed his run yes ten lay morning. Frank Drew assumed the duties of freight and passenger agent of the K. A. 1. in tins city yesterday, via Kdwin Adams, resigned.

ast freight trains running on pas senger schedule and arriving at destiu utlon on time seems to be a fad with railroads that is proving profitable. Henry liridgewatcr, a former clerk in the K. T. general offices in this city, but now working in the company's oiliccs at St. Louis, is re ported to have fallen heir to a fortune His I'arsons friends are ill hopes the report is true.

A good many railroad men, out of employment, have passed through the city recently, on their way to Mexico, where, it is said, competent men can get a railroad job. The trouble with Mexico Is Unit few Americans care to make that country permanent home, few yeurs ago eight hours wus considered good time by all lines be tween Chieugo and Indianapolus, 183 miles. Now there ure six trains making it in five hours and two in four hours and forty-five minutes. This increase of speed means great increase of expense to the roads, but the public pays no more for the luxury. I he prosperous condition of the K.

T. is evident by the following stutemeiit of gross earnings for the past five calendar years: lsUl, 15H.0H; lHa, 885, (f 1 1 1 The surpluses have been so judiciously and economically ex pended that the railway's roadbed is one of the best in the south and some portions of it, notably in the Indian Territory, will compare favorably with that of the 1'emisylvania and other great trunk lines in the east. Death or Mm. Allco K. Wilt.

Mrs. Alice 10. Witt, sister of Mrs, loseph Kisby, died Sunday, January .11, aged 37 years aud 8 months. The remains were buried at Oak wood cem etery yesterday. When from these eiirlhly cures we hide The one to us so iletir.

Thou very kIikI'V ilivldo Our sorrows with those near. Jii'tir Hie friends thul vvllh us tiidr. Win ll urief upiiroiu-heM neiir, When Kindness nil is set Hslde lly clouds of hitler leiirs. Muy I Jod's own loving blind all guide Through every ptissiui; year. Thiil when wo reiich the other stde We'll llnd our sistcrduar.

K. Nick mid Ae lilenl Iteneiit. Take a certificate in the Sick Itcnefit and Accident Association of Missouri, D. 1. Thornton, uuditor of Modern Woodman of America, is the secretary.

00 to weekly accident benefit, $8.00 sick weekly benefit, .00 mem bership fee, $3.00 quarterly dues. No other expe.ise. No medical examina tion. See W. C.

King, agent and sec retary, office at City Hall. riiillitfe of Locution. O. D. Dudley bus removed his tonso- rial parlors and bath rooms to his new quarters in tho K'arr block, south of M.

F. Kohler's, and is tilting up a handsome place, where gent lemen can always get good shave and a delight ful bath. CABTOIIIA. Tie fia. liallt li tittf alfutiut.

l''resh bakery ami confectionary (food at the Ideal. "I am courting a girl whose father is ex-perimcittiiiK' with new furnace and we went riht ovcrand took him down a bottle of Orlotl's Russian (irippe Cure. We knew what was best for him, und we know what is best, for you too, when you are suffering with a cold or cough. There's Na Other as Good. Mkii('1NH Loim.

Jan. hint born tlnwii Mli'k with Iu grippe uiul MOveifM'itlil, und after trying scverul remt'Uie toUoKedby failure in ecory 1 lott)e of OrlofT's iiussiun tirippe t'uri' of I he tirm OriiK Cniiiituny. worked liUeit thurm, jtuvmhw rt'licf linmedinltdy and iH'iu'O in un nxt'et'd-i ii I iurt tiin .1. S. JONKS.

Ti'oasurffr Harbour County, All of 100 osi4 for 50 IUmiIs. STAKLEY TINDER, Druggist, 'rinit Kcllsuhly tho ost nf every-ihlnn. Call on Lambert, Parsons' Leading Tailor. Elatthewson House Block. O.

ROCKHOLD, Physloiau and Surgeon. Oftlie on C-ntral Avunue Knrr Illix'k mora No. 1. Telephone, resilience, Hi: olllce, I.V Advance sale on Muslin Underwear, the product of the Eclipse Manufacturing Boston, the largest makers of ladies' muslin underwear in (his country. All new, stylish, fresh goods at the lowest prices ever quoted.

CORSET COVERS. ooil qualify iiiiisiia, trimmed wllh cm- broidery, worth sale price 2.1e. Flue muslin, trimmed will) emhnii lery ami hwrtiiig, worth ti'Je, sale price l'le NIGHT ROBES. Uooil iiialitv ninsllii.vtell Willi einiirolilerj, worm special Kale price, 4iH: llettcr qnalll)' iiiiikMii, neatly triiiinieil, worth i.tc, special sale price 0t'. Still better muslin, rulllcM aud wortli KHc, (talc iirire (ille.

Fine iniislhi, nicely Iritiiineil ith liilinre edirc ami 1. '''), Hide price Mc. Extra Hue iiuality iniislhi, triiiimi'il willi Hup Toreluni lace anil worth 1..10, Kncclal sale nrice Extra line quality iniisliii, eltihiiraleiy trimmed, line enninililcry ami insert-Ing, worth side price l.l. DRAWERS. Fine muslin, new umbrella kIvIc, trim- iiiimI wilu tin ks and mini's, worm (', sale price Extra line nmslin, tucks and embroidery, wortli mile price 4i)c.

Extra line muslin, tri mined with tucks and einiirolilerj', new iiniiireiia style, worth 75c, special sale price, 49c. SKIRTS. Extra fine muslin, trimmed with tucks and nifties, wortli sale price You will find this the strongest line of muslin underwear ever shown in Parsons. 1904 and 1906 JOHMSON AVE. TELEPHONE NO.

84. EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY 1929 JOHNSON AVENUE. Cox Ryan, Props. With the most improved laundry inn rliinery, the Excelsior Is prepared to turn out as (rood work as any laundry in the southwest. Trices arc the low est for llrstclass work.

GIVE THE EXCELSIOR A TRIAL! A FEW OF Our Many Offerings FOR THIS SEASON ChaiiibtT Suit, 1'nrlor Suit, Odd Pieces, Odd Kockcts, Condi, Parlor Table, liill'unitT, Dining Table, Hail Tree, Easel, Screen, 11 ii ft Parlor Cabinet, Onyx Table, Iiaiiiiict Lniup, Divan, Cliiiui Cabinet, Sideboard, Kohl itn; lloil, llinlni; Chairs, Music liack, Portieres, Lace Curtains, liiirrnin Carpet. CALL AND SEE THE NEW THINGS Ellis Irtiii. '0 FOR SALE BY S.J.LAMBERT&Co. JOYCE SCO "Man Wants But Little Here Below," m. but he always wants I Washburn Crosby's The joy of the household all over the land.

Made in the G. Jf biirjest mill in the world, of '3k choice wheat, by best process. Finds Bing as usual, in tlie front rank of the Clothing Houses of Kansas. Old Year was very satisfactory in point of trade, and the public will find it pays to trade at Celebrated for Its greet leavening strength and lioiiltlifiilness. Abmijith the food against alum hihI all forms ailiilicriitlon common to tlin cheap brawls.

ItorAi. IUkiihu I'owdkk Now York, LOCAL BREVITIES. Attorney Osgood is looking after legal matters at tola. A. Lit tnh.

of the returned Sunday fromTopeka. Judge 11. Webb hus gone to How ard on legal business. I'. T.

Foley was transacting business at St. Louis yesterday. Mrs. J. II.

llibben returned yesterday from Kansas City. II. 11. Lusk returned yesterday morning from Topeku and Kansas City, Mrs, )'. T.

Foley returned Sunday morning from a visit with her parents at Lawrence. Fx l'-obate Judge J. C. Kichcreek, of Oswego, was transacting business in the city yesterday. A sou of A.

F. F.dwards, of North township, has been given a position as guard ut the state penitentiary. The physicians report that the boys of the city are alllicted with sore shins, the result of the recent cold weather. 1). It.

Workman is still confined to his bed by sickness. His condition yesterday showed some improvement. Mrs. C. A.

Kasbacli aud Mrs. W. V. Iialbreath returned yesterday evening from a visit with friends at Webb City, Mo. Judge L.

Kelley and wife, of F.m-poria, were in the city yesterday, the, guests of (client! Attorney Sedgwick, of the "Knty," and family. The Ladies' Aid Society of the J'res-liyteriun church will meet o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. II. 1 1. May nurd, on Fast llclmout avenue.

Webb tfc Iden have, been retained by Rudolph Itrockmuu, to defend him of the charge of murdering his daughter, whose trial will come up at this term of court. The case against Avey Lafever, charged with petty lurcctiy, which resulted in a hung jury last Saturday, was called injustice Morris' court yesterday for another hearing, The skating fever lias been checked by the change in the temperature. Sunday was the last whirl the young people hud at the ice and Labette creek was crowded witli skaters. Kulph K. Dutton has been appointed secretary of the Matthewson-Snyder Investment Company, and secretary of the I'arsons Light and Meat Company, vice '1'.

II. Cunningham, deceased. Charles Albright, who skipped out a few days ago leaving hisyoung wife in destitute circumstances, lias been located In Colorado. The wife, it is said, has no yearning to chase after him. The liiib two-story farm house of Arch Daniels, near Dennis, was totally destroyed by Hre the other day.

Loss Sl.fiOd, covered by an insurance of $11,000 in the rineni.v of Hartford, Conn. The February term of the district court will begin at Oswego this morning. A number of witnesses, attor neys and others went to Oswego last night to be on hand at the opening of the term. A branch of the Mid-Continent Cooperative Loan Company of Coffey vilie lias been established in this city, with J. II.

llotchkiss president, J. Severns secretary and treasurer, and Arthur Cranston attorney, here arc thirty share holders in I'arsons. Mrs. Mary Mullen, mother of Mrs. Tom Greeley, died Sunday at the residence of her daughter, 18011 (labricl avenue, aged 84 years.

The remains were shipped to Aurora, last night on the "Kitty Flyer" for burial, and were accompanied by Mr. liml Mrs. ('reeley. You Mi.v Call Again IIowIIiik Alley. The following prizes given away for thu best scores nitidis at '1 en l'ms and Cocked Hat during season ending April 1 7: liest score Ten l'iis, diamond studded watch; best score Cocked 1 1 at, latest sty le bicycle.

Hoth priws are articles of beauty and are on exhibition lit 'he bowling alley room. Local people only can compete for above named prizes, A. T.u.hot, Proprietor. ArkaiittuH Clicup fruit l.amlH. That section of country located ou the 'Frisco line in noi tliivesteru Arkansas has become the most prolitable fruit ffrmvinp section of country iu the west.

Abundance, of cheap lands arc still to be had in that vicinity. Persons wishing a desirable new location will tind it to their interest to examine into the advantages of Northwest Arkansas. Address 1. Wtsliart, ti. 1'.

A. 'Frisco Line, St, I.onis, Mo. School of Art, Music, l.unruiire, fdterature atui Needle Work ut Sacred Heart Academy, Hirr avenue. Special lessons will be given durinir the day and iu the eveniiijr from toll, For special call on Sisters of St. KcMrty Out Tlioilwinil I.HtllcH Are now selling those elegant toilet preparation put up by the Parisian Toilet of Chicago.

Agents wanted all over the t'nited States, Write for full directions to ISO Michigan street. Inclose stamp for reply. Ytiu i'mi't AITunl to i'liMiice It. 1 A heavy cold may lead to pneumonia or coiisumptoin. Foley's Honey und Tar tnlten in time aff'ordn perfect! security from serums results.

Monroe Atwood. Visit llehvitf's meat market. Our regular $3.50 Woman's Donerola Shoe for $2.50. All the toes, all widths. Boston Shoe Store CITY AND COUNTY Death of a Former Rosldont of ThlB City at Kan bus City.

And Various Uthfir Items of Nrnri mill Gosntp of Mure or l.m Interest ricked Up hjr "The SnnV' Reporters. Ills ColiiM-liMK-e at Hi'Ht. A. 0. Iopor, of (iNwuffo, liml Powell, of Kilna, were Icecpiiifr it frro-eery store in Ohio In 108.

One day H0iti6 one Btolo one ilollur ond a half from the eusli drawer. Tint money wan missed, but no one iu articulur was KiiKpleloiK'd. Ten years after a ecrtain man paid tho money liauW with interest, statin that lie hud wronged loper Powell out of that amount, lint thin did not satisfy Iiih coiiHcienee and the other day l0er (fot another letter of pull's in vvhieli the man told him he hud deliberately stolen the money from the eaih drawer and explained iu full the whole transaction. Tim Tlicniri'. The Thoutre Company opened a week's eiiKiiffemeut lit the opera house to a lare iiudiunee.

a-prieo" won many kind expressions last i i 1 1 1 and theeoiupuny fully sustained the reputation that preeeded it, that of a strietly up-to date repertoire eom-pauy. The specialty work alone is worth the prieo of admission, while the play was full of absorbing Interest and called forth merited recognition. To-night the charming drama, II. R. STEVENS.

1914,1916,1918 JOHNSON AVE. A SNAP in iiitiii amu: i.oi in Nti. WOKTII OF ItltAND NEW SUITS TO HE SA( lill'UKO. $18 for 10! 240 line fancy worsted suits, round and square cut, worth SIS per suit: on sale at $10 per suit. 12.50 for 15(1 strictly all wool, finely made Cassimere and Cheviot suits, worth 612 r0 per suit; on sale at 87.4'J persnit.

8 lor U)8. 100 strictly all wool suits, worth per suit; on sale at SI. US per suit. Worth Double. pairs $." and custom made trousers, on sale, and Sit a pair.

1.50 lor L. Another great bargain in shoes, a little lot our buyer succeeded in picking up in Chicago, 75 pairs misses' Don-gola bhoes, patent leather tips; .111 pairs misses' grain leather shoes. patent tips. I'rice of above two lots while they last at Sri. 0(1 a pair.

On account of terrible cold weather during fore part of week, we have decided to continue the special sale price of per pair on the tine shoes for another week. 75c for Our sale of F. S. corsets several weeks ago as so well appreciated that we have decided to put a few more do.cu of these fine "Ac corsets ou sale, commencing Saturday, January MOth, aud lasting a few days only, at each. CASH, the Levcler of Prices, H.

R. $5,000 H. D. MIRICK, Vice-President. LEE CLARK, I'renUlont.

E. U. STEVENS. Cashier. first National Bank, PARSONS.

KANSAS. Your Business Respectfully Solicited. PARSONS CAPITAL PAID UP, $50,000. BEAGLE, Metropolitan Livery Stable, EAST WASHINGTON AVE. E.

II. EDWARDS, president. (I. w. HAWK, Cashier.

Issues Foreign Drufts and sells passage School bonds negotiated. I A SPECIALTY merrmrr. iodide IT BO DERR The finest state. Horses attention and best livery stable in this section of boarded at reasonable rales and the best given to patrons Oivo us a call CREAM Primary. Secondary or Tertiary Blood Poison permanently rnrert In IS to 39 djjys.

You can be treated at home for the same price under same ffuarantjr. If yon prefer to come hero we will contract to pay railroad fare and hotel bills, and no charge If we fail to cure. If you have taken rtSIISWI PJ'. iaiU have lfciS llii. LI.

UWtl ilitiiiiull I Kcbe end palm. Morons iwto a Falrhen in mouth, Hore Throat, Pimples. Copper-Colored Hpota. I leer on any part of the body. Hair or Eyebrewa falling- oot.

it is thu BLOOO POIHOX that we guarantee to cure. We solicit the most ohMtlncte MlinETi DV TMC case8 Dl1 rhuilenKe the world for a cane VUrtbU Dl I weeannot rare. Thi disease baa alwsyi baffled the skill of the most eminent pliynirian. 5O0.OOO capital behind our unconditional guaranty. Abaolnte proofs sent sealed on application.

nKBBKMksa mm MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Crape Crerim of Tartar Powder. Free ftoni Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. 40 Years the Standard, Address COOK RElIKDi I 309 Hasonie Temple, CUICAUO, I.