The Pittsburg Daily Headlight from Pittsburg, Kansas • Page 8

PITTS BUKG DAILY IIKAbLKHiT, F1 DAY, MAY 8, 1908 Of The Peerless Shoe Store, 415 North Broadway, Pittsburg, Kansas. MSKrKSE Commencing Saturday, May 9, 1908 This large slock of ladies', men's, boys', children's and misses shoes slippers and oxfords ars new spring styles, not a dollars worth of old Roods in the house. We must reduce this large stock before moving to our new location at the 15ank of Commerce building and in order to do so we have put such prices on these goods that you cannot afford to miss this great removal sale. It is the most destructive, tangled mess and wreck of pulverized prices ever plowed under before any and all human eyes. Kain or shine, come and be convinced.

You have got to believe yaur own eyes. Positively no exaggerations. No miss print. No old or undesirable goods to sell you. Our entire stock is at your mercy.

Prices beyond all belief. All past wordu broken. Its the limit and climax of all sales. Head all prices carefully! Stop! Consider! Follow the crowds to the greatest price-cutting sale on new up-to-date, seasonable goods as will be found at our wonderful removal sale. EIQTTT $2.00 Men's Shoes $1.29 Mens good, heavy work shoes, i 1 $4.

Men's Shoes $2.39 One lot of Men's tine tan shoes, Silk Vesting tops, latest lasts and heels $2.00 Ladies' Oxfords $1.39 One lot of ladies' vici kid oxfords, blucher cut, large eyelets, Cuban or military heels, plain or cap toes. Are worth 2.00 1Q Removal sale tPJ.iJ or uoulle soles, worm $3 $2.23 adies' Shoes $1.19 One lot of ladies shoes, vici kid, Mueller cut, all sizes anil lasts, mili'ary or heels, extension soles. Tliee shoes are. worth 2.23 1 1Q Removal sale price i Ladies' Shoes $2.39 One lot of ladies dress shoes, vici kid or patent kid, spring- styles and lasts, Cuban, Miliary or Dublin heels, turned or extension soles. These shoes are worth il 50 Ci) 3 Removal sale price $WiJ7 itemovai saie price A i worth $1.00, Removal sale price S2.39 $3.50 Men's Shoes $2.48 Mens 50 shoes in patent leather, vici kul t- call SKin, all styles and sizes.

Will $2.50 Ladies' Slippers $1.39 The one strap Sandal, medium toe, plain McKay stitched low heel, made $2.00 Ladies' Shoes 9Sc Old ladies comfort shoes, made of the be sola in tins sale for $2.43 toe best Dongola kid, circle seam, plain of Cabretta Kid, these Sandals are the $3.50 Ladies' Shoes $2.79 Ladies fine kid shoes, hand turned soles, latest half French Groch heels. Worth 3.50 Jf Removal sale price $2.50 Ladies' Oxfords $1.69 Ladies fine vici kid oxfords, patent tip, military heels, medium weight sole. Worth 2 50 tfj Removal sale p-ice iplU7 $5.00 Men's Oxfords $ll9 Mens patent colt or kid, blucher cut, oxfords, military heel, tip sinq-le sole, goodyear welt, worth 5.C0 tk all sizes. Worth 2 00 Removal sale price 81.39 $1.25 Slippers 69c One lot of Children's ankle ties Kind you pay 2 50 for, our Removal sale price 2 1-2 to Ei, worth $1.25, Removal sale price $2.50 Ladies' Shoes $1.59 One lot of lad es vici kid shoes, medium Removal sale price. weight soies.

stiicneci, iini $2.00 Ladies' Oxfords 98c One lot of ladies common sense oxfords, made of the best donfola kid. Wortli 2.00 AO Removal sale price VOC $4.50 Men's Shoes $2,98 Men's high grape Patent Colt Bluchers, Metcalf top, Scout last, Military heels, tip, single sole, (loodvear welt, worth 50, Removal sale rf'4 (10 price i9570 SI. 59 walking lietls. Worth 2. CO Removal sale.

price $3.00 Strap Sandles $1.98 One lot of 0 strap Roman Sandles Vici Kid, wort 5:1.00 in this (J QO Removal tJLarO $150 Ladies' Shoes $3.12 We are goiny to sell our entire line of Ladies' Sorosis Shoes in Patent Kid, Colt, or French Vic; Kid, liifht or heavy soles, Military, Cuban or Dublin heels, $2.50 Ladies' Shoes $1.18 Ladies common sense lioes, vici or $4.00 Ladies' Shoes 2.98 One lot of Ladiei' Patent Colt liedit sole Military or Cuban heel shoes wortli $3.00 Ladies' Oxfords $1.98 200 Pairs of ladies latest style t.i aiyn. Liu $1.50 Boys' Oxfords G9e One lot of boys' Canvas Oxfords leath ilrm'nKi kid, lubber heels, llexible soles. worth 4 BO in this sale for er soles, "vorlli $1.50, Removal sale price .12 $1.00, Removal Sale Price oxfords, worth 3.00 Removal sale $2.98 $1.48 Wortli 2.50 Removal sale price Times arc hard, we know this as well as you do. Now is the time to ECONOMIZE. Whatever you do, attend the money saving sale that has ever been held in the shoe line in this part of the country.

Let nothing keep you away. 415 NORTH BROADWAY, PITTSBURG, KANSAS. 2ESo SESuzre Efcx-cs im 3E2.i2fca.t 2Elo.oc? iIook fox fcZbio'SESlG? jESSn. im i mi iii aiiiumumjijiwaa twiM wiiMMf wiiimiiwwMiiiiiwitwwwMwiMWTTmiwriiMWiniMwwrit imiwi 1111111 wmwinTwwnMn 1 1 O. Whit ford and wife went to Manhattan to visit his parents for NEOSHO COUNTY i.ivctn JASPER COUNTY.

ANiirnv. nhntlt two Weeks. They will also Visit i lends in Kansas City as they gn, Miss Ilriiian Painter lias been Is St. l'aul fur two weeks in sis- Nil. I.

HISS -I'HK TOWN. i Will Hryant, and family. She turned Sunday. Lis Thompson was over from Bro- DROPPED DEAD rp'xt week lirnniisea to bo iniii' an intt t'i'Htlns un. Williams of TM tshiirf? was ir.1 isttoi- Wi-flinsikiy t'VoiiltiK ami tin- mifiinur nf the SoiiH anil 'aurrhti rs nf K.

Kills ami of MounlaJn wt'vo tn tin' ijiy thts I.v di'atl! uf Mrs. Kills v. Mr. Baker. Mr.

Vox. olio nf Uip hrntlurs nf tlio film Fox llruHmt-N of Inir pmi' Mil I In-fry wliori- In-i, i oml'n Iiil; im-at ami also M.n.iiiitf a nu at wnou (o ctinips. Mr. ami Mrs. Fro.l of IMltB- 'lllff II tlflll 'ilH't'.

nr. of Line to Jiulh of tin- 'ddtim' north and cast of Franklin, rc-1 oit i lie birth of a son last riunday liaiph Arnold, of Mulberry, L.d sm in Anna this week. l. Waterman, of Ciranl, trims af ted busim sy in Franklin the first ot ilu- week. Mr.

and Mr- Arthur (Ireen nf C.i- at d. w. i visit in irhmds in Frank-mi iast Sunday. Miss C.rarc Ttanvfrs nf No 17 On-ramp, visited friends In Franklin si Siiuday. llovet who has been In the Mi.

aim. I hospital for several weekH, ii is li' i'ii hruulit to bis lioiue In FraiiK oil. lie is reeoverillK nicely fro 111 the oi'tt i ta of his aceident ecvut al wceld ami met Charles and wife and Miss Cvutha Wnrsley, of Mrnduto 1. r'owell was hauling wheat to St. Faul Monday.

Mrs. Harslilieid and Mrs. F. M. )ins- lllnlV Visited afteflKiun Willi Mrs.

F.elle l'oweli. Mrs. Win. Harshllel.l visited Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. F.

M. idns-innre. Hazel Oibbs visited Friday niKlit wilii 1 turn 'mnpton Wni Harshliebl and wife and I). B. Asheralt were trading in St.

l'aul, Friday. F. M. I and lOrvin Crave an the proud owners of new ireum wiio eame for a'isit. Isaae (toodhart has (Hone home from 111: wit msr, 4 i td' Hi KOU Meade county, where he has a claim.

I will work thla smnnV-r for J. A. Tlit- last ftirvfV I.v Cir.n.l 'll KI-. (,. shows tl-al will j.asw tn tin smilii nf iiimI will 11, tlirntiKli tin- Jilni'c ii-J tlrt'1 import.

Tin n-awm 1V Mn i'ur the chaiit! 1h that I lie i 1 1 1 1 1 nf tin- town 11 ml vk lull 'lii I nit show ciiuiiyii hili'i'i'st In I unit ronn-(hi rli with pmmi -m-h In r. jvaiil ti near Hrnnautfh. Thomas Curlis and daiiKhtor, of Jop- nth 4 ante Idle 1 in Ills II i-u aril ding Slielt Nlcrduy in, came luy.t week for a vitdL with lis tiro Hp- Jasper and wil'f. Tlio linifhter will spend the sumnieV. here.

Frank Flatter, who ut tended snhuol Master Johnnie helped Wm itu-vts a hen house Thursday. Tom Vannieeter and cire of 1'iUsburn ire vlsliiiiff Mrs. Vanniefters brother hu -k. ra nsartoil hnsint'Ma In Frank-iia wtrk, hillMinK liflnf? orTt-. oy William 1 1 I i.s iuufintr cot.i-1 nf Tit tran-o Anna first of here Hie nasi winter and lived Willi that the lino will A 1 1 Maker a well 1 Ill this li'ill it fi ll hum-- one half t) 1 i I Sll' 11 kn 4l i to 1 1 tlx Mrs.

OoorRo Andrews of No. 17 camp, isiu-ii ft lends in Franklin the first irandina base left for his hoitio 1'ittshui k. John W. (iiildi and wife andM'isses Wm. Harslitleld at this writlnff.

it 1 1 ami will S- flMt-l Mr. Severt railed on W. L. I'owei: mil. run i the We.

K. Iv ii'irth Friday afternoon. tlsn naiah 11 th" 1 Nora Coldeti uiu! Warren went to Kansas city for a lew dayrf' "ran 1 in will Mrs. Alico 1'hree and Mrs. F.mma tldwell nf Minernl.

trans- witch trak uf tho 1- iV.iin I hat amp Hopkins are both mit Tiny: with tin vi.sit in that place. Carrie and her grand- VAI.I.KV CITV. sinesfl in Franklin thia week. ill" inis nfl.t-li'n.n ah mie o'clock. Mr.

Maker had left 1 1 1 1 house to I'M'" in go.nl health and hud been away from the house hut a ii.1uiil.-s wl.ei, he wn in Med by Hi" in niher (if the family. ti re-'i'iliH: MO IViq.Mjif iif M-ill'rll was in -ilc liiin aii-l hi. IM'i'lcss li.i.U' -n-i fmirid in I Im fi Inl II shm-t li otliai he at this V. rill iik. Lake view orffaninetl Sunday school snn, SaJeiii.

lift for Fort Seott fur a in i vi.i m. Sumi.i y. iwiiik to tiie rainy ion inornint-; thete not very larffi Cnrl Mio mi nf Oirnrd, was a business isitor in Franklin the first nf 1 an week, mnilo a business trip to Ti tshui ff Thursday. IH'Ikkn UomIkiim lis Milliliter "I A rum iiril. visit wiili Mm.

Jalsy Slif-cter and ilaUKhler, T'aul Jyer went tn T'itisburg' for a days' visit wiih dratidiuu Whito. Julia and Irene. rowd. Ih-nn iniifi' Sunday school at lr 'cloi'lc eiery Sunday. Mrs.

F. AT. Idas more called on Mrs lla- f'i i viih had hi. hill h- ha, Win. Meteall" Saturday afternoon and purehnsed four settltif? of turkey ews I'Vor, nf Curranviih'.

trip tu Franklin the tia.l a in. I hi- r. In. May Ih-IKK, wlm h.M manai'i'i' for the Satnlfol.1 pa at plarr "inrc ir i-l was iiifin-il y. ur, has i.l.

r. iiKil ion to tin- iy. 'I 1 1 Is to tak-- flnni-L'P M'-K mr 'le a busines of tlie we' Mrs. J. M.

Spuru'eon eallrd on nitox.w it. Mw. Myrtle T'leyans and lltlie nephew, liny Siierrill of Copan. came in Sunday nin lit for a visit with rel Wm. Il.trshtlebl Saturday alteiiioon.

f'l ni-iaiivilh- Mn. Hooper's foot is ffft inu: sunn .1. Ixws and daughter OlliC i-a Ih at S-JpiirKcon Sunday A Sunday sell no was tii'cd at Lake iew Sunday with Win. Gru-iiatn as siipei'iniende nt. Tho farmers a re riishinir tho corn planters to tlielr full capacity these -lays.

I. l'napp and 'i te Affiles attend-' the danee at William Uixonss 1'riday niKht. den Spnrtreon called on the Shafer buys Satunlay ovi-ninff J. ('. Johnson left Wednesday morn hiff for fupliti to visit relatives.

I mii? (Mltoii nnd wif; of West of 1 he river" spoilt Saturday niffht at Mr. (llbbs. A. M. M.

riridf of near Coliimiius If VlsltliiK ills half brother, Mi" Mrs. FiiRitt Is visiting A-bury fl'ii tlds thi- Week. Mrs. Kiehnrdson and Mrs. Cue Hun t'-r went to Carl Junction Saturday a tr rnoon I'r.

and Mrs. Alberty were oul uf town visit i up Sunday. firna Hiley nceldentnlly phut bis hand very badly last Thursday while out hmilftiK. 1H-. Alberty and In.

Kills of Op.dis were eallml ami they had to amputate the fnremifj-er down in lie ham). The wound was doing nicely Monday. The Waco people arc to have a sup-P "i- Satunlay In lit for the purpo.se of petting money to build feme nrouiid tlie renietery. Tho Ashuiy people take a hand in this A Mrs. Foster fr.nn Carl Junction was up Sunday looking after lodc work Itev.

Ttider was visiting in Asburv Saturday and Sunday. He pn-ach Sat id ay niglit nnd Sunday morn in His ma ny friends were Khul to see him An at len tl an co of eighty at R. S. last Sunday and I ha I most ly young people and children. That seems sonir thing like mir llrst Sunday schoo In Asbury.

Mast- is Hen nnd Cliff. Hunter nnd Alva ('order. nnd Miss floldie Mri.lgewuler nnd Mr. Leslie Hall their birthday offerings. Miss Williams entertain, Rev.

lmwsun and Mr. Clyde Frazier at her borne Saturday even in. I tub Marlholoniew and wife returned to tlnir home in Mulberry, Monday. Kafir Hy and family visited in. Mulberry, Sunday.

Mr. Frank Kliiolt now has ehnrg of tint harhr- 'oops. Mr. and Mis. Wm.

McCulley visited In Ashury Sunday. (Jrace (lalplnn has been very shk hut was reported better, Sunday. Rev Alexander mivc us such a good sernmn evening. There was good at letubin' considering tlie treateiiing clouds. Work on the new concrete power hmi.

a- is being somewhat delayed by the rains. Tlds Is going to be fine two story building. Then? hi talk of more buildings to go up soon. Mr. Morgan en me back Sunday The Study Club meeds tills week at Mrs Crosbys There will be several to be -initiated Into I lie Moyal Neighbor lodge this week.

Uev. Clinc nnd Hesteomo were calling on Ashury friends this last week. Are you listening for wedding lulls? We were clad to see grandma and grandpa Freeman out to church night. The proprietress of the Ttlcliardaiii cluc farm is now pulling her nttt n- of this month. Ml' better which she run the nail in s-nni atives and friends.

io airo. She is aide to sit up a little wlille nt lime now. The late frost of April 2T done damage to the ffrapes nnd po .1. Mays made a business trip to I (he lirst nf thu week. Tel.t nf Fire ezy 1 Mil, trans business thu town this weok.

Tj. 1', Kf i has ma de rra nse me for lnijldliiK an addition to his huihtinK and will mine his pool hall fi.Miiies into that plan- and also fin duet short order lunch house in 'iiUlitinll to tho other linn of business tatoes and beam; in our miKhimriino.i vi i i'il la It I ha- ma.lr ft-ii-ml- Hi tn 'is h.ait 1 i.hiin; in A ni'ii ami plar-. th- yar.l hi-; "li Mr I painvj hasi. h.is Mr. wii; CO v-ir of au-- an-l nu, 1 il what will tin hut will h'il in vi.

iniiv nf Ai i 1 1 nhahly to his hmnt- In Miiuh'n f'V il.f i. 1" 'ii- ycir.1 1I- cairn- to I'totn hi re, a fl'ofl I I 1 i ill IV'll wll'-V Ill 1 Will ht' MCl'l'Ci il hy iini'lv a'l nf his linn a of A. Saml- lh- wa horn in 'a 1 couiiiv. Ur nf th. miI was to his Mr.

Samlfonl Is in wifo in Purine tin- th. rw in looking afur war .1 in 1 1 1 1 1' this w. ai- siriny ii'-. Ti for lay Jell staying with lllla tjuir- ini! at this wriiuiK. Lev 1 (birr un near SI rass, lias sold hN NO iiei'es of land mid Inniffht prop.

ily in MeCune and ins moved to Menu Myron li.m and family visited wllb I'yrns 1 i viltdiss sumiay anern i f'-r ti ha v. Ih Arii .1 1, -t HO AIIM (T1.S. Thf il.Mnv Kin -it thf Mny'q hall last S.it.mlay f-yi'iifnif at Anna was of a 1 1 1 inl. .1 nf thf oi. Ttie a i n-'f was iff ly i mil i i a an, v.

I i ami amitlnr (Ian-, ill hf f.i. ti nt'Xt Satunlay nliil. Malhew wtio has resided iioiih and west nf Anna fur the past y. haM moved to a farm near Wal-r. He reeently pureliased the plate am' c'peets to make It his homo.

Adward Walker of rt tshurg, busiiK'ss in Franklin thu first of tho Week. Mi s. j. T. Harper nf llrnrssy i 11.

pen I hot Saturday even in visiti'iK III- fan. rat oiri a' iv-'. whom aiv cr'i'VM uj In il iml tin. -i Those on the siek list are Mrs. J.

rJpip'u'enn and Johnnie inn son. James Amos was railed to Fort Smlt on business. Mr). For na 1 loson and Mrs. Clara from soul nf Mr(tne, visited With Mrs.

Sarah Amos Monday. Mrs. Hvn Atkinson lins set her inni- Miss Lizzie Shaull of Fort Seott spent Sunday with in parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

V. Shaull. Mrs. Sterling Linn of Lone Kim, Kas. who has been visiting her mother and other relatives for some time left for her home Sunday niyht.

Mrs. J. C. Stevftis and mother, Mrs. li.

Funk, spent Wednesday with Mrs. John Funk. Miss Dona T-orfneld nf Joplin. came in Tuesday for a visit with her urn Us, John and Levi Martin and families. Manaban and family moved to Hn Let-prise, la si Tuesday.

Marlon Terrill weni us fur as Kansas City with thum. Mr. O. W. Ktoll dii very suddenly at his home west of town Friday niy.ht He was a well known and highly respected citizen.

Funeral services were eunducted by Rev. Harris at the M. I'. eh ii re after which the remains were laid to rest in the Worioy cemetery. Misses Clara Starr, Lola Marlin, Carrie Matcher, Mattiu Stevens nnd (lless-ll er Mi ll ha ker a 1 1 ended the (..

K. enliven lion held at Moiindvillo and Sunday. John Marlin and Oka Laeedeld came hi from Joplin Sunday morning. Mrs. o.

W. Wilson and children went to Ferry, Thursday to visit Mrs. Wilson's JU -ii-. i TO CIH'IIT I'an Tmkrr nf 1'raiiUlin camp, who has hfi ti spfinliiif; fifVi-ral weeks rti'Ule of thes'P parts. Thf dance at William TUxun's Ftl-ilay niKht was nt tended by larc i rowd a ml ffood music was urnished everybody had a nieo time.

Kv-i rybody invited to thu next one. Mrs. IT. and Mrs. Melissa nek was trading in Saint Faul Sal-nrday 1 r.

I. ('. At kinsnn veterinary sat of ropau, Oklahoma, visited with his lather. H. A.

Atkinson over Sunday hiiuan IVwell planted potalocs Wed lies-day afternoon, J. M. and W. flpiir-Tiion nnd Ja-per Asher oft was in St. l'aul on business Wednesday.

his brntiier in law Mr. llarshneld. a few days last Week. ilt((SS. hator the third time this spring and i-f Tiiwp fliir-i.

only hat. hed between Ml and (id Hit! ehiikeiis. It is a UTp visit Incubator. 'I'll r-nt 'iirv'V lends in Franklin. '-'inier Cimptnn of IMttshurtr.

trans-( ed husini'MH in Franklin the irnl jf the week. Mrs. Cfoif Vhltlev. resldinpr south of i-'innUlin. Ih reported on tin; sick list this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank lvvlh-. nf Mill b' t's, wire visitoiH in Anna last Mr. Wilson's and Johnson's nave the whooping cuun'h.

of pr. ifi- 1 -h' anion tr v. ra 1 an. I thf in.li.'-i-:'-n thai t'f matt.T in r-Miirt. Il comtv of M-vi-ral f-1' f.m..

of i al Mr. 'he via in nmdo a business trip to Ni.ssourl Saturday. Qvdtf a number of flermnns cam1 in and supprified Mr. and Mrs. Wint-len Sunday.

lai. tnoif for Ills health. vetnnu-'l iioiin- W' moriiinK- If" i in ye .1 and haa Uiscatdf tl his 1 UlC'ilfH. Mrs. John Coulter 1 reported tin the KM it list litis Week, Shf is Sllf ff I'l II with an atla.k nf the grip.

Mr. A. Ftkes has boon on titf si.k or KfVLial ilays i-C thu past Mis. Mi-M'ister ha been for Sf.ial ilayf with Hn alia of ei Ip utiil other i-nniplii a- I Oi Maitip I'ohraux nf Fianklin has let a emliiiel tor the eta elinil nf a resl- a i that camp the past wa k. 'I in- Sanfonl Iaimh.

laimpany ''I Anna iih-d tint I'uittract. has let lie ennlra- for in it of bin new 1'eHhl. me 111 'in; i 1: fi 1 1 camp eat of Franklin. I lial a rnhff pro I'l W. K.

(rr nf Cuijitnvllle, was a ss ion visit ur In Anna Thurs- I.ouisa Landers came home si to attend the commencement on llil (o ling raising. fr if the pier sehont. She has he r.uii to seltool at Cherokee nnd nho All's Freda Williams nf Mnlherry so. -nt Sun. lay In thf yh inily nf Frank-on yisltinw relatives.

Miss P.essiu Mi'ssensill returned bonie after a two weeks visit with friends in Weir. I.ea Thomas, who ban been hf tpinw Mr. Oriffith with his sprlnw work, to his home in Arcadia thf last of tho Week. Quite number frnm thl place nt-teniled the ineitiiiff at ('oalvale Sunday eveninff. 1 is ii fine place.

nit In (Miv. i'. lir -M-vf i av- aff. .1 i.fff.". fonml In tlo- utri'ft for, lolo tin- Miss Klsie Asher and sister ami Ti 1 Tom ('niton of Midway, transacted tr.eml.

Miss Huffiue of Kt. Scott wa down for the com inence men t. Mlna ate Wn principal last year of the Hep In J'-ranklin the 1'irt t'tli Wei k. I i -I In "Mr wlii'o wa to Ihf i-ft't l.r sriionl. Kti-iv Mavh' hnilit l.

ml si- In Ims of Sam Mr. and Mih. ITorloek departed Saturday niKht to visit the la tier's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. Lawrey nnd rhil-dren, visited with friends at Fleming and Chtdupa last week, fJaiiieid Maker left Thurmlay nlhi for Illinois, Miss Matllo Lcalh returned to Tola Saturday in urn Mrs. John Martin visited with rela-t al Muuiidville last week. Miss Liz ie May Jones nnd sister, visited with Miss Kthcl Winders Sun Mr. I.vm Shoemaker of Kansas City I In visitinu bis uncle.

Will Taylor 1 1 I roporiy I i.i latniiy the last lew nays. The wink on the Mariiowb hall in the en id part nf Frank! in has been during the past week. Henry Hammond of Mulberry. rnn t-'d business in Krankliu this Week. i'l Mr.

nnd family spent Sunday hi' K. foiiml Mr. nin-U ier. iy.il ear lna.1 if r.aa for his tills week ls to up. the piui-e ahntil the of the Week.

Mil. THICK UTT AiiAIV. TMn Time He I A Her Kiiiimih CHy Police. Kansas City. May 8.

Members 'he police department nf Kansas Kas. are victims of ouster pro-- ceilings brought last night hy C. W. Ti ket t. assistant attorney general Wyandoite county, fur nlleged nun-, rumpllance with the prohibition law.

This action on tlie part of Mr. Trick-itt no hatched lire affair, ho says. I have been getting evidence against these officers for tho past Hi months," mid the assistant attorney gem ral. "Tho police force of this city is Hie most Inefficient body I ever saw. 'ihe detecllves urn not detectives.

Nono of them could detect elephant ih'kb in the middle ot the street." cveniiiK with Mr. and Mrs. Connor. i---iij--ni prop, i wa i io t. in Tlo- own wa 1 i ill Mrs.

Huber and daugliters, Addie nnd Ciraee and luiby Have spent 1 )l pi Ilurshel Mi.ntirvli.im of Arcadia wn In the nciKhborhnnd Sunday at tending Sunday honl at the Valley in the afternoon. Mrs. Mikseil Is able to be out npaln Mrs. Hubert is still Improving. Taylor itean Snmlayrd at Wt ir.

Mr. Walker purelnised a wiion last Week, Alf NpwcI purchased a IniffKV ft f''W days affo. There will be preaehinR" nt Hip Vat-lev Sunday. Mnv lot li. by Hev.

Tun-hlll, Every body come, I H.ehar.l Oarner of 1 lenrh tt a. ess trii in ilH vinilintf frlenilM in Franklin sday even- vi dnrlnfj; the pat week. ami lie ole ti Mt. Fox made htisii -M and illrard Tu li'S. a All the-H I'-f was plaited, i in In vt- n-fd I I for I in' a rl i tig poi nt day.

Miss Pearl Funk and brother, Homer, attended church Sunday at this place. Kider Crank filled his regular appointment Sunday morning and Mr. and Mrs. Duvall of Currritiville, nl Sunday visltinn friends In Frank sui.day uiii'i'iioon at Itolanil Vehlow h-Tl ere will lie a dance Riven in the nancinjr ball nt Ileph-r Friday. 10 very one Invited.

A number of Heplor younpr people tUunded the dance at Walnut Weitnofl Uuy night. Tlu Suns and I 'uufchters of JilKtlnc lint WfdiieMtJiiy eveuiiiK at Anna and 1' n-i wn I.v the smrvev h. ljy llio pnitiew Whose l'i opi i iy la afffcted, inuiaiiai one eU litlluait'. iStvcrui aliuns hav0 linen received una the I Mr. anU Mrs.

IU-nry Huniattad, ro.