Pittsburg Daily Tribune du lieu suivant : Pittsburg, Kansas • 4

K. A I. Coal Office Removed. KODAK SNAP SHOTS. JK.

A Card. Jan. Zinil.im The Kansas Texas Coal.Co. has removed Its general offices from the tH4 tior -3 EiHTon Tuiuunb: I noticed In SHOT HIS HIND OFF. Thoma Liglitle Shoots his Son-in-law, Jack Langford at Midway.

60 i Frank McKay spout Sunday At your columns of December iilst, a statement of Anderson's case before iiib name in uirara. store rooms to rooms on tho second floor of theK. T. building. Manager Seymour of the store department biuatie tn Dieio, 01 Jopllu, re- Justice Bumcrot's court, in which you misled the public.

If Intentional to ner home Saturday. is delighted with the change because ha has felt for some time that he Baturday night a snooting affray occurred at Midway mlnlmt aamn on your part, then Is wrong, If unintentional then I desire you to cor Ray Upham epent Sunday with needed badly the floor spaus oc urn parents in uirara. rect your mistake, there was no located six miles north-east of here In which Jack Langford, a miner Chlcopee to suffering from the La- such admission of partnership made in the court by me or Anderson. If was shot by his father-in-law. grippe.

Many are down with It. cupied by the coal offices. The change gives much more light also. The ofllce force is also happy, be cause they have long been cramped for room and this Is now obviated. All feel that they are starting the 1 was a partner there would have Thomas Llghtle.

T. W. Cojfswell made a bnslness. Tne two men nava Treauentlv quarreled and their altercallon on been no law suit. I have always paid my debts, but am not willing or able to pay debts which I have A SLUGGISH BRAIN Is caused by Disordered Liver and Bowels, and Imperfect Digestion.

PRICKLY ASH BITTERS IS A BOON TO BRAIN WORKERS. It purifies the bowels, strengthens and regulates the liver, aids digestion, promotes vigor of body, cheerfulness and mental activity. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS PRICE $1 00 PER BOTTLE. Saturday ended disastrously for wip to tne county seat this morning. Arthur Connery was In the city today.

Ae ha a communication Langford. Llghtle took a shot sun and dis had nothing to do In making. All the pa pers that were filed by Anderson in the above court was a general denial of the statement set forth In the Hamilton petition as filed by Randolph his attorney. Anderson charged it at Langford tearing away one of his hands. Part of the con Mrs.

8. V. Newton returned to tents of the gun lodgedMnLanirford's face, neck and shoulder. new year right. Many People Cannot Drink coffee at night.

It spoils their sleep, You can drink Grain-O when you please and sleep like a top. For Graln-O does not stimulate; It nourishes, cheers and feeds. Yet It looks and tastes like the best coffee. For nervous persons, young people and children Grain-O is the perfect drink. Made from pure gruins.

Get a package from your grocer today. Try it in place of coffee. 15 and ijc. made no such admission of partner Dr. George W.

Williams of this cltv was telephoned for and assisted Dr. Porter of Litchfield in caring for the ship and my evideuce In court substantiates the papers as filed by Anderson. A. L. Baxter.

injured Langforu. The liana was entirely torn away IN THE THIRD ROUND. accept the thumb and was taken away almost from the wrist. The Injuries to the head, neck and NICHOLSON. T.

J. Crowell, Special Agent. shoulder are considered of a dangerous character. Jimmie Ferns Knocked Spot Robinson out The trouble was over an old at Oklahoma City. domestic grievance the relations be Married.

Yesterday at 10 o'clock Judge Frank Bumcrots united In marriage Thomas Eaton and Erma Phillpps. The wedding took place at the residence of the groom, Fourtii and Grand avenue. day from a visit with relatives In Arkansas. Mrs. Kate Wells, of 314 West Euclid, Is visiting friends In Kansas City for a few days.

The brick works Is to have a brand new boiler, Frances Shaw and son are doing the work. Samuel Little, of Chlcopee, one of the competent dumpers at No. 5, Is very sick and is not expected to live. Francis Shaw the boiler maker Is making addit'nn to his shop on East Fourth street. He is busy all the time.

J. I. Sanderson. M. D.

left for Kansas City last evening on professional business. He will bo back in a day or two. Rev. W. A.

Coulter was do wn from Glrard yesterday to conduct services with the Baptist congregation on West Adams. Little Myrtle Woollev. of Oirard 8 Cor 3rd Bdw. Sells more Groceries for $1.00 than anybody tween the two havlntr become quite Spot Robinson was knocked out embittered. Decker on Friday night at Oklahoma by For Hoarseness.

Ben. Ingerson. of Hutton, tho Scanimon lad, und one more victory is murked to the record of Jimmy Ferns. He gave it to Robinson 50 lbs best Atchison Kas, Smithfield, Mo, and Pittsburg Kluur Wc 50 lbs Crown 10 FIGHT JfjlllPll. General Miller Prepares to Attack the Insurgents at lloilo.

THE REBELS PLEAD FOR DELAY. says he had not spoken above a as lie did to all who have come whisper for months, and one bottle 50 lbs (food Flour 45c 17 lbs very best Granulated Sutrar $1 00 20 lbs Xflfrht Brown Sugar 1 00 against him "in the neck." ros. Co. of Foley's Honey and Tar restored his voice. It Is used very largely by Arbuckits laon or aaaa Co nee hk 1 lb loose Rio Coffee 10c A Court Tor Galena.

Speaker l'ro Tern Wellep, through 2 lbs African Java Coffee 25c 30 and 35c Java and Mocha Coffee lb lb Morning Glory Coffee 20c I small sack Meal 1 la rye sack Meal 21c the assistance of Billy Sapp, of Galena, today succeeded In getting the house to pass a bill creating a A few prices to close out the old, and ring in the New Year. Hi lbs Pearl Hominy 2fie Sequent la Denied nii(t Immediate Ann-wer Demanded Machine Uuii lining I'litoeil Lighter Preparing; to Carry Our Troop Ashore. 14 lbs Flake Hominy 26c 11 A lbs loose Oat Meal. common pjens court for Cherokee county. The commit tee of the whole The finest can Tomatoes on earth; 8c for 1 can or 2 cans for 15c Best Crackers only 5c a lb.

recommended the bill by a unanimous vote. When tliecoininitteearose, Wellep had emergency declared and the bill was placed on third reading and passed. It provides that the court shall sit at liulcna. Senator Houseliouiiler, of Cherokee is opposed to the bill because the court is to lie located ut Galena instead of Columbus, but Wellep and Sapp believe they can get the senate to pass it over his protests. Galena Republican.

Best Crackers in box lots 4jc 6 lbs broken rice 25c 4 lbs bent rice 25c 11 lbs Navy lieans 25c 6 lbs Chilla Beau 25c 4 lbs Sal Soda 5c lleauly I Blood Ueep. Clean blood menus a clean skin. No heauty without it. Candy Cathartic clean your blood and keep it ''lean, lij itirring up the lazy liver and driving all im-ourities from the body, liegin to-day to banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, and that sickly bilious complexion by takinu C'ascaret beauty for ten cents. All drug-Hints.

Batisfnctio'i lUu 'Jjt. 50c. f.tor Nntffn. The cigarmakers spend $30,000 a year advertising their label. The percentage of successful strikes of workingmen is greater this year than ever before.

A. L. Fife, a Chicago printer, was fined $100 for using the printer's label without authority. The union scale is the living wage, the life line beyond which the workers will not allow themselves to be forced. The strike of 600 shoe lasters at Brocton, has been settled by the committee.

As a result 78 new members were Initiated at one meeting. The leather trust will shut down 100 tanneries to raise the price of leather. The man or concern that controls the means of production Is the ruler, whatever you may think or say about it. The people, therefore should have control. Thos.

J. Kldd, Geo. Zentner. and Michael Troeber, accused of conspiracy to Injure the business of the Paine Lumber of Oshkosh. during the Woodworkers strike, were acquitted in the Municipal Court November 2d.

The Jury was out one hour. 17 lbs ftpst (trauniati'tl Suirar for 11 lbs bulk Oats llaki'H foi 15 lbs IVarl Uoitiinv for 1.1 lbs tUUr Ilomhiy for Ti.ueka Hour 50 lb sack Tojielia Ri-iiwltrr flour 50 lb sru Schuniaknr 3x (iraliam in lb sack L.irtre sack meal Snm II sack meal A II Package CnflVe lib Hulk Coffee, lor 2 lbs New Yorl: full cream cheese fnr Hull and iJillion best Lard per lb Kaiisiis Ciiv Li rd piT lb Hull anil Hillon's besi hiuii per lb 'alifnrinia linnis per lb lireakfast liacoii perilHJ't and Oewey brand Hams per II Dewev brand l.reakfast lu-acou per lb liy "Salt' HotieJi'f'K liiicliK per lb 31b Can Tomatoes 'c 3 for 2 ib can Apple Butter 3 for 4 lbs Soda Cracker's for Soda Cracker bv lie Itox per lb 3 lbs Kockaway Butter Cracker's for I lbs i.itijfer snap's for Northern irrown potatoes per bu Colorado "Km al" putaioe.s the finest potatoes on tlie market u-r peck Scans good Salmon Ilk lean Ked Salmon 10c 2 cans best Warren Al or I'alm Salmon. 25c 10 11 12 1 box Cocoa nut 25c box Crackers lc 25c can Manhattan or Ha ki tiff Powder 10c pound ground Pepper 10c 1 can California Green ages UK: 1 cjii Calforria Egg Plum )0c speakers and singers. H. T.

Arbuth-not. Senator Ryan's Bill. Pittsburg, Jan. 2nd Kditok Tkiiiunk: In your issue of 31st of December I notice a bill of Senator Kynn In which he desires to hear from the miners. I believe In the sincerity and earnestness of the Senntor.

I believe he means well, but his bill would certainly drive the Kansas miner back to an individual basis. This we cannot afford now. The United Mine Workers of America, or nothing. The notorious Pap Toler of West Virginia has given our organization all of this kind of business we need. As the oliicial head of District 14, U.

M. W. of A. I am jumping with both feet on the bill, frbm beginning to end. I have not time just now to thoroughly disrict the bill.but will do so later on.lf It becomes an absolute necessity.

Of the three thousand members of the U. M. W. of A. In Cherokee, and Crawford counties.

I want the endorsement of all Arthur Connkhy, District President. Business Meeting. The regular monthly business meeting of the Pittsburg Progressive Spiritual society will be held Monday evening, January 9, 1899, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L.

S. Hynds, 200 Fast Tenth street. Election of oflicers for the ensuing six months, occurs, and every member is expected to be present. Skcketauy. Burthen's Arnica Salve.

1 he best salve In the world forcuts bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fev er sores, tetter, chapped hands, chll blaius, corns, and all skin eruptions and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give jierfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 5(1 cents per box. For sale T. J.Crowell.

1 can California I 'ears 10c 1 bu best Northern Potatoes 5ftc 1 bu Colorado Potatoes 75c 2 lb box Nudavette Oats 5c 2c bottle Ketsup 10c Very Pleasant Party. There was a very pleasant party New Years eve at the home of j. M. Nichols near the P. G.

shops. About fifty people were present- The Nichols home was just completed, and the party was in the nature of a house warming as well as a Watch meeting, to see the old year out and greet the coming in of the New Y'ear. Those present say that they never had so much thorough enjoyment and fun at a party us they hail at this. lot bottle 12c 1 can Peas or Means 5c 4 cans Corn 25c Manila, Jan. 2.

The following dispatch, dated Friday afternoon, December 30, at lloilo, island of Punay, has just been received here by boat, telegraphic communication with lloilo not having been resumed: "The situation at lloilo is grave Fifteen hundred natives, fully armed are at Melo, a suburb of lloilo. enteen thousand more, it is reported are awaiting orders to embark at several points on the island of Negros, fifteen hours' sail from lloilo. "All the women have withdrawn and many families have taken refuge with the Americans. The rebels, after a consultation, insist upon inaction until General Aguinalilo shall have been heard from. General Miller, wheu tlits demand was tirst made, declined to concede them time, and insisted upon an answer being given him by noon to-day.

At the same time lie gave assurance that lives and property would be protected. "The foreign residents then petitioned General Miller to grant the extension desired by the rebels, as a fight would cause inevitable loss. This also General Miller refused. "At the designated time a native commission again boarded the United States transport Newport and asked for delay, saying they were unable to control the army, which commanded the city and the surrounding country. General Miller refused and prepared to land forces, sending an emissary back to Manila for instructions.

"The rebels are strengthening their position and are preparing to resist. The streets of lloilo are full of armed soldiers who are constantly 1 doz fancy Lemons 2c 10 bars Silk Soap 25c 1 lb CLard 5c 50 lb can Lard $2 30 3 lb pail Hull Dillon lard for 22c Decker Bros. returned home this morning after a pleasant visit with her little friend UertieTludall. U. S.

King, With the Tittsburg Foundry Machine Company, went to lola this morning to asHist in putting smelter machinery In order. Charley Caret, who has been employed at the North Smelters has resigned, and this morning left for Ln-Hurpe to work In the smelters there. John Aklns lias disposed of all feed Injured by the tire and Is back at the old stand and ready for new business with a clean and new stock. (Jive him a call. The Mother of J.

M. Cavaness, of the Chetopa Advance recently died at Baldwin, aged 1)2. She was the grandmother of Mrs. J. L.

Taylor, of this city. Frank Prlboth, from Oklahoma City, and his sister Dora, from Manhattan, visited Pittsburg friends New Years. They left for their homes this morning. Ex-Senntor II. M.

Held of Sheridan, called today, je was over on a matter of business, and seemed to be happy. He is much interested in the extra session of the legislature. For SAi.rc oh tiiade For Pittsburg property, ICO acres of land clear at 1.50 per acre, or in 40 acre tracts at per acre. Address 41 2 Chestnut street, Pittsburg, Kan. dOt.

4t. Mr. and Mrs. Farrell, of Spring-valley, 111., are in Chlcopee today to attend the funeral of their son who was killed in the mine at No. shaft.

It was a sad duty for them to perform. Lemuel Wyatt and his grandson Fred Walker, who have been visiting In the city for the past two weeks with the family of J. E. llolden, returned to Neosho, tills afternoon. Hugh Bone, of Cliicopee, culled today.

He suys the furneral of Jns. Farrell was largely attended, us Mine No. 5. was not operated. Father Casey, of Weir City, coudnct-the services.

5 lb uail 3 1 lb loose Hull Dillon Lard 7c 1 gal Sorghum 25c 1 gal Vinegar 15c 50 and 60c 'I ea; onlv 40c and 40c Tea; onlv 20c 1 lb Battle Ax 30c mil. A. JMw. Pittsburg, Kiif F. C.

NICHOLSON. ami I lie tion ill' rcf' mis if en; ni no ritpis, ti tiiM im nl tp iiiiniL'tlintc institu lit In- tuctlioi in iiyriiMiitnris pvt'tythintf lilce To Attend B. of L. f. Ball.

Members mot the II. of L. F. No. 4Si) to rom! lire Mir pi pii 1 1 he 1' ei Mors to iiiohhm ia li in it tn wi I li ha I 1 Imv-berti lira too" piTity ol he ei ermys and jro hi-1 hrottc witt i refirins lift edict is li'(ft left lust evening for Menu.

Ark. to at tend the second annual ball of the of L. F. lodge of Menu. Walker-Wood.

There was a quiet little home wedding yesterday at high noon at the The party was a jolly one and was made up as follows: A. U. Kio-nifiiMiit, as show i hit ihat the i prt'ss tUuvajriT oalizes thai. Iln: jx lion is scri'Mis and that all hope of fcho count future Iuh solely in I'll -Senator Oolinl Will Mjury. home of Mr.

and Mrs. F. Wood Williams, H. C. Malum, T.

K. War Solf-MshtluB llai Burner. The Matchless Gas Lighting syndicate of London now have on exhibition a self-lighting gas burner, which Is said to perform perfectly the duties expected of It. It is described as follows: "As in previous devices of the same kind, the catalytic properties of spongy platinum are employed to effect the actual Ignition, the novelty in the apparatus on view consisting in an automatic hye-pasa valve. On turning on the tap to the burner, the gas, in the first instance, flows through this bye-pasg to a small Jet, through which It escapes and Impinges on a particle of spongy platinum.

The latter quickly ignites the escaping jet, and the flame thug produced heats a wire connected by suitable linkages with the bye-pass valve in such a way that as the wire expands the by-pass closes, opening at the same time a passage to the main Jet The lighting device is intended. In the main, for use with incandescent burners, but is also fitted to the entering in every direction. There is very great excitement, which ren, T. Marsh, J. T.

Stevens, (1. on Last Twelveth street, when at high noon their daughter Miss Cliloe Wood was united in marriage with Albright, V. O. Van Pelt, James Lni'kiiiH, 1j. N.

linker, W. J. Palmer, .1. (i. Itoden.

P. J. McCahe, and Ash-lev. Mesdames lj. N.

linker, W. J. Mr. George Walker a well to do young farmerandstock raiser, whose home Is near ichita in tills state. Palmer, .1.

U. IJoden, and P. J. Me f'tiicAtio, Jan ('an Is are oiit.au-nounoi tij-j the ni.iiriao; of ex-Cuiled St a U's Nreat or I'Yod I hi hois of Itlncli fool, Idaho, and Miss Kdiui Max-Held hited of Oolan, S. in Chicago, on January 1 1 The ceremony was witnessed by the immediat relatives and a few of the ('alio; and Misses Maggie Kedfern, Kate J.

Jones, Mona K. Wheeler, bride's numerous friends in the city Addie isnurd, Pearl Fuzzno, und For Rent A five room house In The nuptial knot was tied by Kev. Laura J. Haines. Warrentown with barn and three Harold B.

Wright. When the firemen of Port Arthur An elegant dinner was served after the nuptials and the hearty congrat acres of garden patch; Also one new four room house corner of Elm and Jefferson street. Inquire 411 North Miner Injured. At Kirkwood shaft No. 2 on Saturday, Charles Harvey, a driver had one of liis feet Injured, being run over by a loaded pit cur.

W. H. Anderson Surprised. On Saturday, Will II. Anderson, the popular manager of Riley Wilson Go's Pittsburg wholesale grocery wnreroonis, had a brirthday but lie had given the matter little thought, ha vinggrown somewhat accustomed to the annual recurrence of the important anniversary.

He had prepared Saturday evening to retire for the night and had given up the Idea to watch the old year and new year progress on the midnight deal. He changed his plans however, for Mrs. Anderson had taken steps to surprise him, about the moment he was preparing to retire, Ills friends to the number of about forty gathered at his home and began to offer their congratulations and felicitous greetings on liis birthday anniversary. The party enjoyed itself in the most approved fashion. An elegant lunch was served.

Mr. Anderson was presented with an elegant rocking chair that he found very comfortable. It was a present from his wife; Mr. and Mrs. Hendeiielter presented him with a nice handkerchief, Mr.

and Mrs. D. Roberts, who were not present sent him a handkerchief Frank A.Stryker gave him a box of cigars; and all in all W. H. concluded that his birthday of 181)8 was a most Important one.

The Jolly crowd stayed to watch the old year out and many of them watched an hour or two of the New Year's coming. New Years Meeting. The union meeting of the Baptist Union Endeavor yesterday, was a decided success. Rev. Barnes from St.

Louis gave an inspiring address on directness of aim. Mr. Barnes is here representing the St. Louis Baptist Hospital. At the close of the meeting the audience formed a circle around the church joined hands and re obligated themselves to do more etllclent service to the cause of Christ in 1899 than they did in 98.

There was one conversion in the Junior meeting. In all our meetings there seemed to be a united desire to lead more consecrated lives. Fhank E. akpek. Prest.

B. U. C. E. Lodge of this city gave their annual ball on the evening of December 2Nth about sixteen couples came from Mena to attend it.

Now the mem ulations or those present. Mr. and Mrs. Walker will leave for their home Broadway. in Sedgwick county on Wednesday.

Miss Bertha Easterduy sang a is increased by the appearance of tho gunboat El Cano. Hying vhe Spanish flag. The public buildings, churches and boats along tho river are filled witli rebels. "The Newport's as tho dispatch boat which carries the message is about leaving, are being lowered with four machine guna mounted in their bows. The lighters are alongside the United States transport Arizona.

The United htates transport Pennsylvania lies three miles to the south, with steam up" MIRACULOUS ESCAPE. Whole Train Completely DeinolUhed nd Not One Passenger Seriously Hurt. McKivNKY, Jan. 2. The wreck of the northbound Houston Texas Central passenger traiu at the East Fork bridge, three miles north of here, was complete, save the engine, which kept the track until it came to bers of Port Arthur lodge a ret recip The good wishes of a host of Pitts verv sweet solo at the Episcopal rocating.

The party was a lively burg friends follow them. and a jolly one and doubtless will church Sunday, entitled "Ashamed of Jesus." She retains her popularity as a solo sineer. and sacred music Is a have a good time. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Th Problem. While the citizens of American mu nlcipafttles are crouching In fear, ex Diarrhoea Hemedy can alwavs be favorite with her.

Ktiiieral of ISomro. Wamiiivoion, Jan. I --Public funeral services over the remains of the late Don Malias Itouiero, the ambassador from Mexieo to i he I'liited Mates, were held at St. Matthew's church yesterday Distinguished honor to the memory of 1 he deceased was man Ifested in the presence at. the ceremonies of President Mclvinley, Vice President Mobart, nearly all the members of the cabinet, repi esentatives of the entire diplom iti, corps, oflicers of the army navy aud private citizens I '41 ell lillxlil 1 Sit III Samiaoo lie i im, bin 2 The Ins day of tlicold had -scarcely paKHC Funeral this Morning.

depended upon, It is pleasentand safe The funeral of James Farrell the Robert Craig arrived Saturday eveninir from Osage City to make his pectlng momentarily to have their very homes given to corporations seeking franchises at the hands of aldermen, to take, sold by T. J.Crowell. Finnigan's Ball. miner killed at No. 5 shaft in Chico-nee on Saturday occurred this morn' future home In Pittsburg and assume his duties as assistant mine supper The present season In theatricals is Ing.

The remains were taken to the Catholic church In Chlcopee where intendent of the K. T. properties in one that will prove the adage of the Herviccs for the dead were held. the vicinity of Pittsburg. "Survival of the Fittest." Only the leading companies In each class have Mr.

Daniel Ralph and daughter The remains were then brought to this cltv and laid to rest in the ventured out against the financial a standstill just north of the bridg7, Catholic cemetery. depression. Murray Mack, who have Mattie, of Newton, Kansas, who had been visiting W. J. Ralph and family, returned to their home in Newton, today.

They have len here been lor several seasons before the public as stars, are one of the tew D. of H. Notice. farce comedy organizations that have two weeks, enjoying a holiday visit, An invitation has been received ventured to embellish their company the people of European cities are discussing a very different problem. Instead of corporations ruling the municipalities of the monarchies and military power of the Old World as they do in the American republic the people are there taking things in their own hands.

Much has been said of the municipal gas and water plants and street railways of Great Britain, but now the news comes that the great strike of laborers in Paris (which was "lost," according to press reports), has resulted In the discontinuance of municipal "contracts" and the direct employment of laborers by the city In public works. Marshal Webb was asssaulted and strengthen It with the cleverest yesterday by an Irate bar tender when the jx oi iao began. celebrate tho birth of iudepek deuce I'Yotn that hour until ilawr crowds uiarehcd I lit' st reels, singiuf and eheeiing for I'ubi and the Unitei. fcitates. while hands pi syed oxhilarat )uj." music.

Je j.rt a i Wood, lot lowing au ancient Sant iag tistom. held reeept ion at he p.thice. appearing for the first Mine in the full dress uniform The mail, express and four passenger cars were thrown from the trSek and completely demolished. The miraculous escape from death of the sixty-five passengers aboard is all the talk. The train became detached and tumbled from the trestle, which is twelve or fifteen feet high.

Aliout forty passengers were badly bruised, some seriously. people In their line. During the past named Clifton who thought the of summer innigan Hall has been from Weir City Lodge D. of II. to be present at their Installation of officers which will occur January 10, having been postponed until that date.

Memliers who are Interested are requested to be present tonight when the invitation will be considered. A (rood attendance of the re-written and Is now christened ficer too officious. Webb and Howe took him to police headquarters, lie "The New Finnigan's Ball." A little peculiarity In fitting as every thing is to have a hearing this afternoou. is new with the exception of the pro. ol a major general.

moters. Murray Mack are old fami When officer Elmer Anderson was struck by an unknown party in an nllv on Saturday night, he wn crew is especially desired. ltECOKDEU. liar faces, but each season they bloom in new guise. Manager Joe Spears Him til ltefoii-Ud told by a Jointist to go into the ally.

announces with no show of affecta ib ftttemntto saddle tlie responsi tion that his stars are "the rulers of bllitvon Charley Lee is now dis fun." There is a world of meaning countenanced by Marshal Webb. Wnwnrd Co. have added a re- In a name, and If the truth is told, a world of fun is in store for all who nil cnal vard to their retail feed see the "New Finnigan's Ball," at the opera house Saturday nignt tins Political Arithmetic In Australia, as in the United States, school-teachers nsed a large discretion, Here, for example, is a story from the Sydney Telegraph: A New South Wales country school-teacher set a boy a question in compound proportion for home work one svenlng. It happened to include the circumstance of "men working ten hours a day in order to tore, and are now prepared to furnish you both in feed and coal and maka deliveries promptly. Leave week.

niun, Ja n. 2. The Yen-1-editorials in the Madrid pa ss are nari and diguiticd reminders hat the hoisting of the United Mutes (lag in ('uba and the Philippines means the closing of four centuries ol Spanish colonial history. With suppiessed emotion, rather than bitterness the papers hort the people to have eonfidenee In their recuperative pouer. urging that there be the snutllcst possib'e waste of time in reorganising the ailairof th Country and exprtsig spec! de- sire for a speedy s.

n-' iit of the Cabinet crisis. Eat, Drink and Important P. G. Changes. vour order wJth them.

Ill East 10th Several changes are to occur In the RECOVERED $100,000. I And nr of the Gng Whtab Robbed Texas Brink Captured ami Booty found. Fort Wokth, Texas, Jan. 2. Jchn Mochonican and Adam Miaw, colored, leaders of a gan of five who robbed the Hank of I'rcndcrgast, at Mexiu, in Smith county, have been captured.

Papers aud notes valued at 1 100,000 taken from the bank and concealed in Mochon lean's house were recovered. The exact amount stolen is not known. Officers are in pursuit of the other three rubbers. linperlMl Kdlrt. pKMNrt, 2.

Au Imperial edict, Wsuwl last Friday, retuai ks that China is through a severe in her history It remind vtueioy and governors of the numerous edict that have lieeii Issued lately, ordering administrative reform, points out that iuuv ot these have not bteu observed. treet, Thn TiiiHiniH College has reopen- train despatchers office of tha Pitts burg (iulf railroad beginning Jan. complete a certain work." Next morn ed. This morning after one weeks vacation, a large number of students ing the unsuspecting teacher, in looking over the little pack of exercises, be Merry, had reentered ana were enroneu. 7th.

Chief despatcher A. J. Johnson Is to go to Mena as train master and D. Hulse, is to be made Chief despatcher at that point and will be given three other despatchers to as found "Jim's" sum unattempted, and the following letter attached to the page: "Sur refuse to let Jim do The prospect for a prosperous year in 1899 Is very flattering and Presl-dentJohnston feels correspondingly encouraged over the outlook. Pittsburg's business College is going to sist in the work or train operating.

Dispatcher Carrol Is to be made Chief despatcher at the Pittsburg office this sum yon give him last ntte has it looks to me to be a slur at 8-hour sls- I'nr I'nciiuMila. Dr. J. V. ISiwl'mp, of Ajtnew, mi.VR: "1 hove lined Foley's He mid Tar in throe very severe CHseis pneumonin tlie pHHt month with results." K.

X. Arbutunot. be the leading educational commercial institution of the west. and Dispatcher Kiggs who went to the south a few weeks ago comes tum enny sum not more than 8 hours he is weleum to do but not mors. Tours truly.

Abram Blank, genr." n. C. CoeUerlll made a business back again to the P. O. and will be tsirinv tn Nevada and Rich Hill, given a "trick." Superintendent Mo.

to look after local interests of tu rtiornkPA T.nnvon Soelter Co. of Keeshon will continue to have bis headquarters In Pittsburg. which he is assistant general man-At. hpfinninir of the new for tomorrow you may die," thus spoke a wise man in the long, long, ago. If this same individual was on earth to day his command or advice would be: "Buy your provisions at Hudson's Grocery, they keep the best and their prices are the lowest.

Your purchases here will make you happy." Your economical bump would get as large as a goose egg if you would only give us a trial order or two and thereby learn just what big savings you can secure here. Commence the new year right by trading with us. inquest Held. The Investigation of actlngCoroner I Do Not Eat Dough-Nut year the company Is congratulating Itself on the splendid prospects the New Year nnfolds. At tho present Bumcrots and a jury into the cause of the death of James Farrell, the miner killed on Saturday morning was concluded Saturday afternoon.

I The Jury was composed of thefollow-Ing: Archie Cameron, Michael Maga, raui onelio, Michael Balleno.Kotiert Williams and John Lavery. They or any other indigestible focd if your Btomaclie is weak and needs the reft. There are plenty of foods that only need a touch of nature to convert their stored up nutriment into blood making substance, when they are easily assimilated by the body. Nature has put around the little wheat germ an accumulation of rich nitrogenous food all ready to support the life of the young plant. Take advfti tage of natures work and give your poor stomach a rest.

Our WHEAT NUTRIWE is made from pure wheat germ stock and is not only the best but the cheapest breakfast food on the market. Ask your grocers for it. returned the verdict that death was due to accidental causes, the de time, while the prices of ore is Mgn, the price of spelter is also high, and while the company is not producing so much spelter at the same time the returns are better frr the expenditures. Pains In the chest when a person has a cold indicate a tendency toward pneumonia. A piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlain Pain Balm and bound on to the chest over the seat of the pain will promply relieve the pain and prevent the threaded attack of rontmpnt will cure a ceased being killed by a fall of rock.

HUDSON CO. 513 North Broadway. Pittsburg, Kas. For the Poor. The committee to look after the poor will meet at Mrs.

J. W. Brewer's on North Pins street Tuesday at 2:30 THE MODERN MILLING CO. m. here must be a good attend ance, or th matter will drop.

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