The Galena Post from Galena, Kansas • Page 3

Call on I. Ei Shafer for groceries. It will be to your interest. Church Bro. 307 Main, Joplin, carry the fine footwear of this section.

For something nobby see Church Bros. Pat Cf Bals, in razor toes, serictly swell. Mrs, Capt. Hinkley has returned 1 1 Pudd'nhead Wilson says "Behold the fool say-eth, 'put not all thine eggs in the same but the wise man sayeth, 'put ail thine eggs in one basket and then WATCH THE BASKETS" We complacently watch the basket while it is beihg tilled with letters" like the following i WlSbU from Pierce City where she enjoyed an elegant Thanksgiving dinner- --FoR Sale: One steam hoister, Bear ly new and in good running order. Brady St McFarland, Weber building Galena, Kansas You' will always find the latest in jewelry at L.

S. Wichita, Kas Oct. 10, '95 irs: Tot 4 wretched eoueh which Pharmacy, See him when in need Of baffled I skill of several physicians. I at last ouad almost instant relief laScee- axis anything in his line. dy cure in the use of Orioff's Russian Grip Cure-.

It is the only absolutely reliable remedy at all times that 1 know of. D. Mitchell, who is the proprietor Mas. H. E.

Goldh of a sawmill on Spring river in the Indian territory Was in Galena Tuesday 125 Fourth Ave-. Thos. Bailey Druggists, Qatena, Kansas, taking orders for lumber. Who Minds the Wind If Warmly Attired? There are several kinds of warm attire, but we have them all. The first LSLt Underwear favet from the Cheapest to the Best.

The suit must be warm, closely woven and durable, but not over-heavy. Second comes the suit in which the same requirements prevail of which we are making a SPECIAL CHALENGKE SALE. Look in our south window for prices. Overcoats. Third Comes the OVEECOAT, of which we carry the largest stock to be, found in the city, Call in and ask to see 4 our $3.00 Ulster, $5.00 Chinchilla Overcoat, $7.60 all wool Black or Brown, long cut Melton Overcoat, a better one for $8.50.

Our $10. all wool English Melton Overcoat is a Daisy, and is the best Coat for the Money to be found anywhere. Our Ulsters are the Talk of the i town. Ed, Zelleken, one of the old "stand- bys" of Baxter, Galena and Joplin was i in this city Tuesday having just return ed from a visit to Hot Springs-, Ark. H.

W. Pike moved his family back Sweet Milk Baking Powder is the favorite For Men, Ladies, Misses and Children Now is when 3tou need the goods. We are1 not waiting till the season is half over before of fering yoii the bargains in this line. Our Ladies and Misses Union Suits and Wool Flannel Medica-ted Underwear is the finest produced. Call in and see therh, to Galena Monday from Barry "covnty, and is again a resident of Ga ha.

the best town in the state accordin to Church Bro. 307 Main, Joplin, carry shoes in ail widths and sizes. population. Shaf er's grojieriea, art all new "'Katie Putnam's company has a un and Call and see them. usual element of strength this season in The Ladies boot, the extreme toe and the engagement of the well known Irish Pat cf wing tip is the prettiest thing shown in Joplin by Church Bro.

Henry Jones left Tuesday night for comedian, Herbert CawthOrn of "Little Nugget" fame, who has a prominent character in the new play "The Old Lime Kiln' The play is one of the sensational hits of the season. Arizona, and will be accompanied by Harry Blackford, Who joins him in Tex as-. -Ci Gs Thomas was over Tuesday re Seventy-seven macintosh coats were presenting the Southwestern Miner sold at E. Nathan's clothing house Mon which is meeting with uch favorable day at prices that even surprised the patronage that it will be changed from semi-monthly to a weekly. Mr, purchaser-.

All the tobacco cUres can't break AND Thomas Was climbing the dump piles after the output with icicles on his man of smbking Seidenburg's "Prin cipes." They won't quit it. 5 cents, whiskers, and "chatting" with the boys. All dealers. The Galena correspondent of the Katisas City Journal made a bad break Remember that L. S.

Grimm iB pre in sending in the item of the box of pared to do all kinds watch and jewelry repairing. Work warranted at the powder exploding at Thornton's mine P. S-. Sorhe people dislike wool. For such We have a large line of heavy fleece-lined underwear warm and durable-.

See them-. Last Comes Boots and Shoes, of which we carry the Largest Stock of Men and Boys goods.in Galena. Sole Agents for Giesecke Boots and Shoes the best wearing goods made, and other well Known prands. Clover Brand at cost to close them out. and tearing down the hoister.

The item Galena Pharmacy. jv. uennisOtt-, or Columbus, was in the Journal read "Galena hotel wrecked, the 'Hoister house blown to in the city Wednesday a short time. pieces. When the fact was the blow up was Oh his waV to Arkansas on a three was over a mile from any hotel.

weeks' hunting trip. Katie Putnam is adding to her al Galena people were raiher ''Keen And liow it is reported 'Galena i's to J. D. PIFElUl.ft. to to see Keene, as vgr fifty went over have a new hotel, and a first class one.

Joplin last Wednesday night, and tttok ready excellent reputation this season, by furnishing a company and a perform ance far in advance of any effort of hers in previous seasons "The Old Lime euer Bros, -J-Miss MaUd Harney, a leading society their chances for seats. lady Of Jopiin fdied last Saturday and Nose and Throat Jft SPECIALIST. The foriiier frog pond in the rear df was buried Sunday, Kiln" her new play, recently made a First Door North of Galena National Bank. the Christian church afforded an elegant Waited A good second cafVd let big hit in Chicago, and Will be One Of the big winners of the Season. Herbert skating rink for the small boy last Mon ter-press.

Call at -the dry goodB "store Thanksgiving Exercises of the Schobis. The BtVveral rooms of the public schools held appropriate exercises and made a donation of food and clothing for the heetly of the city, the day before Thanksgi ting Each fbbin was taste fully decorated "with Bag's and 'bunting4, tli'e -biw-rclH were ornataented with beautifully 'Ctesighed borders, and pictures suggestfve'of 'patriotism and Thanksgiving-. Many visitors were rjfesent arid entered Into thfe jdys of the young people. The following program was render- day, which was heartily enjoyed. Cawthorri is in the company which of Docherty, Kramer Thompson No.

Stain St. Joplin. Headache, Catarrh-end trie Fitting ol Glaei If Spedalty. Honrs 9 to 12 a m. 4g.ni Calls made any hour by tefe6hing 'office Xb.

Hi or irwideBcr, So. 157. Comes to the opera house Saturday. Dr. Houser who was here all last week is lecturing to "standiflg fbom LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

II. C. Dale returned on Thanksgiv Have you tried Sweet Milk Baking Last Friday evening a number of the ing from a two weeks' trip to Talequah Only' ia Joplin, at least one hour after J. uvraaer and other points in the territory-. the opera hOUse is open the standing Good home-made lard at West Uarneys.

room card is swung aloft. ANOTHER JAIL BRBkK. Jttrs-. Kdi (Jheeseman came over Do you ask your for Sweet from Joplin last Thursday and visited ---Music over the telephone line should in the High school: Milk Bakmg Powder? for a few days with her sister Mrs. Jas Ehterkine.

Best $10.00 suit in Kansas at Camp's Fish and celery at Funks. Belting at Ranch Kennedy. Choice dry salt meat at Wes Ca MKT'S Camp's Kangaroo Calf Shoes at City Hall Shoe Store. Subscribe for the Post and. get a handsome book.

Only 1 a year. From 1 to 3,000 lbs of fresh homemade lard at 7 12 to 10 centB at Funk's. be charged format double first class rates if patrons Of the fine have to watt from one-half to three-quarters Of an hofar to get the line when important business is E-. Nathan has not been in Galena viuy jaaii onoe store. ut a short time, but is a rttstler, and is All sizes in Tan Shoes "and Slippers at stake.

selling clothing at prices that attracts jiy nan shoe store. the attention -of all. many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nation planned a surprise for them at their home northwest of ihis city.

Kiel-ley's waggonette was the Mse they patronized and a joHiepcrowd-or more pleasant time never was had. Among the number were MiBses Bess Pickett, OHie Montgomery, Gertie Schurlein, Amy Hershberger, Lulu Hadley and Maud Nation, Messrs; John Allen, James Perry, Byrott Hadley, Geo. Spiva, Chas. Perry, Harry Casley and Boyd Stough. ChetOpa Democrat: Columbus had a jail delivery one night last week.

It will be remembered that the people of Cherokee ooUnty, 4t the recent election Voted down the proposition to build a new jail. This late delivery may be a warning to the people that jail is' The Frisco was" over three hours late again Monday owing to a snow You don't know what a good cigar is i ou win always nna tne latest in drift between St. Lo'Uis and Springfield Two ol tlii'PrisOnerg Who Brofci jYirt.ife VvSek Again Large. It will be remembered that the night before Thanksgiving four prisoners escaped from what answers 38 the Columbus jail. They ere J.

Allen, Sam Barton and Geo. Walker, all horse thieves, and a bo 'sato'ed Parvin, blit the latter got hungry and came back ndxt day for his dinner. The other three gaining their liberty stole a team klsd buggy from Lewis Jolin'son near Colufikms drove to Galen where Barton quit tile trid Music By School Instrumental Walker Prayer Pingry Song Choir Scripture Lesson Miss Funk Address. Rev. Pingry Song 4 'Old Oaken Bucket.

Choir Recitatibn. May Harville Histdry of Thanksgiving Anna Byrd Thanksgiving Story Winnie Moore Instrumental Nona Pence I Lena Davis Recitation. Atlarason Lena Davis: Song, '-Auld Lang Syne" Choir Recitation Ida Cupp Belle Kinkade ini you nave smoked Seidenburg's eele brated "Principes." 6 cents. All dealers. jewelry -at ti.

S. Grimm's Galena good meal go to to Leeman's shoe Pharmacy. See him when -in need of If you want a Webb's, next door Joplin passengers for this place came over onjthe Memphis and lost no time E. Nathan is saving the miners that come to him for clothing. He anything in his line.

however. The sale of rubber shoes and boots even beats the slaughtering prices ad Mrs. A. F. Wise, of Carthage, came the first of the week was immense, and vertisedat Joplin.

the merchants who handled that line store. A full stock of belting at Joplin Kansas City or St. Louis prices at Raueh Kennedy's. 'Prikeipes" -Seidenbnrg manufactures them Good judges of cigars down Friday night $0 viBit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

A. E. Dale of East Galena. She was accompanies byfeef -flaughrer, The best lead and mixfed paint On earth for this climate, is now made at -almost exhausted the "supply. Story i Lucy Vest Jophii by the Welch-Sutton Lead and Quotations Freshman Class Advocate: M.

C. Clary and wife, Miss Mary and Miss Carrie Head, both Song, "America" School "of -Galena, spent Thanksgiving with. Paint company. Call on Caples. teachers in the Oronogo schoels.

smoke them Dealers sell them for nickel. D. Ashley and family. Mike has struck Worth 81,00, sells for 1 cents The E. Nathan, tftre clothier, is making J.

M. Cooper Co. grand clearance big lead at Oalena and Will soon be Only El Cuto cigar. Handled by Thos, a raa wn "overcoats. His -house is "over actually needed.

There was one prisoner in jafl charged with murder, (Amos Vallier, who killed Joe Bigknife, the Indian policeman) who informed the sheriff of the escape, while three horse thieves from the Indian territory escaped. The murderer could have gone, but it seems that he would ather re classed a plutocrat. Wanted To exchange clear title for horses, or good team with wag Bailey Frantz Dmg Go.r Postof- stocked in this line he determin sales are now fn progress. Best bargains ever Offered in all lines. See ad in tliis issue.

-The -Baxter Social Dancing Club fice Bookstore, F. S. Capies and several and has not been heard of since. Allen and Walker drove to Vernon, and were arrested thefe with the stofc en rig. They were brought back t'6 Columbus and again locked their old quarters, but not to remain, for last Tuesday night while Sheriff Arnold was eating his supper over the -jail they again knocked a hofe through the wall and left for parts unknown.

The sheriff learned of their escape ten minutes after they were out but could not find the direct on or buggy. Apply at law office of H. ed fiot to carry them over, and 'those needing anything in the overcoat -hue other places will give one of -their favorite bops on Finch. Pickled onions and olives, Bwee next Monday "night, and quite a "number Election of officers of Amy Chapter can save -money by calling on ham. main and stasd A hrst-class painter tmd buggy trimmer will be in charge of Brown paint shop in a few days.

Re No. 165, O. E. S. occurs Oh Wednesday, Dee.

11. All members are requested to Will go over from Galena. The affair will take place at Baldwin's opera hoUse and sour pickles, catsup, pickled sauce, -J. H. JOhes sold the Pbcehix foun chih sauce or any other kind of sauce Carthage Press: Frank Stockara, an -dry Tuesday to Ranch, Kennedy Hoi- in that place 4nd Will be highly enter be present.

By order Of den, who have taken charge, and will Englishman, who has been for years member this if you need any Aiork in this line. It will be done right by an at Funk's. Remember that L. S. Grimm is pre taining as occasions gotten up by the Baxter, young people always are.

Edith h. Hotchiss, W. M. Elizabeth Kjbby, Sec'y. hard working miner in this county and at once enlarge and improve -capac experienced man.

ion they took. ity of he present plant. The consider around Galena, 4s now at theeer farm very ill with miner's cesamption. He pared to-do all kinds watch and jewelry repairing. Work warranted at the "Marriage ceremony performed in ation could not be leafhed but is reported to hare been $2,000.

private parlor connected with myffice, a sister to England who has agreed with no witnesses except these desired care for him if he can be gotten to Advocate The county commission 1 by contracting parties." Is the way her, and to that end Messrs. Jas. Luke Joplin justice of the peace advertises in and T. N. Davey, both of wftom have ers have "instructed D.

Daugherty to finish lining the corridor of the jail with steel sheeting, which will prevent pris the local papers when business seems to known him well for years, have arrang ed to pay his passage across the ocean. be slacking up little ia hisine. GREAT oners from digging out, and their only Tie coanty will pay his expenses to Mrs. M. Weiler, wife of Mose Weil- way to get out hereafter -Willlje through New York and he wiH -leave Tiere to the floot, "doer or windows.

er, tne well known clothier of Joplin, morrow evening, takine the steamer At the last meeting of the Knights and an uncle of Herman and Issadore Weiler this city, died at that place "Teutonic" for England next Wednes of Pythias lodge hi this city the follow day. Stockard's brother died at the Galena Pharmacy. For choice lamb, mutton, beef, pork, veal, chikens, ham, corn beef, sausage, any thing else good to eat, go to Funk's, the cheapest place in town. For Sale A house aad krtia most desirable location in town. Lot SO feet front house of five rooms, barn, wagon shed, oatside kitchen.

Will be sold very cheap for spot cash. Enquire at this office. The Wekh-Sutton lead nd mixed paints is acknowledged to be the best wearing goods that can be used in this climate. Anyone can sar.e money and get better result by usmg this brand for all kinds of painting. S.

Caples is agent for Galena. If you will see him he will explain the merits and, qualities of these goods. ing officers were elected-: W. D. Hill- Hu Lilly pM.

MLfcwJ NATHAN'S last iriday night after a lingering illness during wfakA tame she had gone poor farm not long ago. man, C. C. H. Weiler, City Marshal "Rams and eputy through much suffering, JVlrs.

Weiler wasH7 years of age nd aas lived in Morrison, Prelate; Leo. of W. Wm. Stevens, K. of R.

and J. Rauch, M. of E. C. C.

Moore, M. of F. Joplin 15 years, and was a lady loved by all who knew Something-over Sharker "took in" seven "Wandering Willies" last Sunday 'who were gala-wanting over the city annoying everyone they met tiy singing their little beg C. M. Porter, M.

at A. Henry Ingram, a year ago she ias deprived, ght, I. 'G. W. H.

Akes, O. but was of a patient nature 1 and was gery seng. They were of a olass who --Mayor W. S. Norton and Alderiifan never heard to Sttera wordof complaint lieo-.

Polster, Uaxter Springs were The funeral occurred Sunday and was are able bodied and adapted to work, but so overcome with that "tired feeling," that they prefer living off of those largely attended. over yesterday to makearrangements to have the telephone line extended on to who earn their bread by hard labor, and their city. The line is now completed thus become general nuisance. The to Iscfwell, and it "would take but little officers locked the "tramps up, gave them a night's lodging and a warm breakfast, money to extend it bres -fairies 'farther to Baxter. It is hoped and believed the line wiH le xtended, and thus bring then marched them to the extreme out -skirts -of the city ant made them "hide Day or Night the good citizens of the famous water out." They for Baxter, andnreb ing place nearer to Galena, ably remained awhile with Jfae The Purtell-Moore fight which has eople of Baxter.

been hanging fire for several weeks at -If we are to believe the tail of Woe Kansas City, got Under pretty good of the Baxter JS-ews, the next legisla headway last Monday aightat Excelsior We are ready to fill your prescriptions or supply you with Drugs and JMedicines, and Mriil givg your order th toest atten tion. My stftck of Ovrcoats is large and Complete. Vou can get a good $eletkm, and buy at pirces to suit you. I db not attempt to fight n'y one who handles trie same line of goods that I do, as thete Is "PLENTY Ol? TEADE IN GALENA TO SATISFf ALL." I offer fny entire stock of Overcoats at such prices as will sell them. You need an overcoat.

Come, get prices and be convinced. YOU CAN BUY OOOD GOODS CHEAP. I can show you a line of DRESS GOATS, all colors, kinds and qualities. Also a line Of Ulsters to suit the most fastidious-, and will -Sell -them at AGf UAL COST. Come early and get choice of bargains.

Mothers bring your boys "and get them a good warm Overcoat, while they are selling so cheap. I am Compelled to make this sacrifice in Order to have ample room for my large stock of Spring clothing. If you need a CH RISTMAS PRESENT for a friend, come to NATHAN'S for it. See my line of Neckwear, Hosiery, Suspenders and Handkerchiefs. Take Advantage of This The Chance of your life, ture wiH iiave to make an appropriation Springs.

The pugilists had a 11 round go when the officers of the cOunty stop ped the tight. Paddy Purtell, it is said had the best of the fight as tat as it went, but found he had no walk fcway. His to build an addition to the penitentiary to accommodate the delegation $at will soon leave" Baster, The pitch of the story ij that for a year or more two young girls of immoral character have made Baxter Springs headquarters. They were recently arrested and pun Should You Need left handed jabs got in their work all right but Moore kept the Sies off of the kid. The Carl Junction Standard says: "The people about Smithfield are agi ished for their crime, and now propose vengeance.

They are each under 18 years or age and have caused complaints to be filed against about thirtyfive men of Baxter, both married and single, charging thm with statutory tated over ah apparition claimed to have been mm at different times at the Anything in the line of Paints, Oila, Glass, Brushes, Druggist's Sundries, Toilet Articles, Fancy Stationery or School Supplies, drop in and see us. bridge over Spring river near the mouth of Turkey creek. Whatever it is has the appearance of a woman with red hair; it has chased parties for a oonsid rape. It hardly seems possible that any court would countenance such proceed ings, but the law on the statute books and if the cases are ttarted, as th News THOS. iAILEY CO.

COME EARLY E. MATHAfJ, THE CLOTHIER to-able distance and soared them beyond eelf control. Afl investigation should be made." It probably one of Joplin'i Intimates they are likely to lie, there is trouble ahead for the indiscreet Baxter-iten, WtSide Main, two doors south of Seventh. "strawberry blondes" that got strayed from a fishing party. 1.