The Kansas Blackman from Topeka, Kansas • 4

The World Moves on, So do the goods at III A pMPdUN 1 Our Prices Always the Lowest- VJo have just what You want. We vfnt Your trade. COME AND SEE Hcw well we WILL PLEASE you. Row fair we WILL TREAT you. How much we WIL SAVE you E3SM ADARlSO5.

MfKE SECRET SOCIETIES. TOPE A TOPICS. AN INTEUES1INO COLLECTION J) II. WILSON, Attorney-at-Law, Office with V. Upliani, Coffeyville, Kansas.

LOCALS. Get your meals at Lee Roan's. Miss Addle Owens ia sick at borne in the east part of the city. her OF NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL. Yeagor is helplessly stricken with rheuma'ism while Mr.

Yeager is l.d fast with the painful psugs of a burn ing fovor and requires the constant) ut tontlon of a nur e. The Eureka lib will be entertained at the home of rs. Lungslon Monday evening. The program will ho a do bate, subject, "Resolved that tl col ored students derive more und cr colored teachers up 1 1 the eighth grade than they do under leacii era for a full pub' c-urse. AfTirma tive, Rev.

W. Wallace and L. Kin r. Negative, J. Sr.

Smith and J. ITamil ton. Doings of a week Among Topekans Arranged For the Edification of The Blackman Readers Personal Paragraphs and News Notes KIUUTS Ol' PYTlllAS. HOSTKlt 01'' (IRANI) L01KJE K. OK V.

Doc. Williams, G.C., Lawrence. Rev. P. A- Delano, V.

Arkan City. Rov. 11. II. Thomas, G.

Pre late, weirCitv. M. M-of Topeka, w. Plumb, G. K.

of and Topeka. J. 1). Gardener, G. at I.ilchlield.

R. il. wade G. Lee turer. J.

B. Moore, Treasurer of En dowment Bureau. western star Lodge no 1, Lawrence meets first and thhd Monday evenings ol'eaoli month. Visitors cor dially invited. A.

Brooks 0. Jas. Rogers, K. of R. ami Are You Hungry? LEE ROAN, The caterer, and formerly cook at the Eldridgc Hotel has opened a restaurant and iunch counter in the Old Brook's place, opposite Boswell's hardware store, where he will serve Heals at all Hours, Hot and cold lunches, and where you will also find a full line of confectionery, cigars and tobacco.

GIVE HIM A TRIAL. J. N. ASIIIJY, Manufacturer of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper "ware. Roofing, spouting and repairing a specialty COFFEYVILLE KANSAS Leo.

i. neymunu payd ca sh for bides, furs and bones. Wm Selby son are the men to re pair and clean your musical ments. Mr. Harden of parsons, was iu the city Monday on bis way to the terri tory.

Mr. McPberson of Independence, is In the city the guest of Mr. Frank Pearson. Miss Elner Richardson of Cherry vale la In the city the guest of Miss Lizzie smith. Mrs.Harlet White who has been visiting relatives in parsons, has re turned.

Mrs. Manerva Phillips and cnildren of Oklahoma, are In the city visiting relatives and friends. Rev. J. B.

Will on, presiding elder the Muskogee district is in the city visiting his family. For banjo's, guitars, mandolins, vio 11ns, organs, pianoe or any kind of mu leal instruments, go to se.by son. Andrew Smith, of Kansas City but formerly one of Coffeyville's boys, is In the city visit ing parents, sinters aud friends. Mrs. Thev.

Mathews and little daughter, Done, passed through the city Tuesday enroute for their home in Muskogee, I. T. Rev. W. T.

Biggers of Chanute was in the city Monday from the west and left Tuesday morning by the way of parsons for bis home. Rev. T. E. Pierce, missionary of the southeastern district association preached at Macedonia chui ch Sunday Mrs.

Bossie Guy is slowly improv ing. Mrs. Jennie Atkinson is suffering from a bad Rufus pillows continues very ill at his home on Q'lincy stieot. Geo, Dudley, edit ir of the American Citizen was in the city last week. The se ing circle of the C.

M. E. church, met Friday evening at the church. Mrs. Lucy Cheesboro was quite ill last week at her home, 1024 Kansas avenue.

The Ladies sewing circle, of st. John's A. M. E. church will meet Wednesday afternoon.

Jackson's Military band will give a benefit for pro. G. w. Jackson thanks giving night at Ham I ton hall. Miss Lizzie Depriest, who has been visiting in the city lor the past five montl returned to her home in na last week.

SPECIAL NOTICE! GXRNETT ITEMS. Rev. (J. w. of paola is in the city.

Andrew Adams left, for the territory Monday. Mr. Thomas TyUr left lor Oeawato niietuesday. Miss N. C.

wal' ace has returned from an extended visit to Kansas city. Mr. Allen Manley of Glenlock is in the city attending the quarterly meet ing. Elder A. M.

ward is in the city hold ing quarterly meeting at the A. M. E. church. Mistress Jones.

Lay and Mr. Linville of Osawatomieare in the city to attend quarterly meeting Sunday, The members of the a. M. E. church will give a grand entertainment thanksgiving.

All are invited. GALENA ITEMS. II. J. Jones who has been very ill is reported better.

Rev. II. II. Curlis preaehol at the bapt ist church Sunday. Mr.

E. Crocket aud wile spent Sun day in Joplin With thler daughter, Mrs. A. Woods, The Young Peoples Millinary soc ial was quite a success, at the baptist church Saturday evening. W.

D. Driver, editor of Thp Black man was in the city last week. He visited i he high school and was fhown 1 1' rough the building where he made a brief talk which was a credit to himself and to his race. Santa Fe Route. If you aje going to take a trip anywhere you should consult a map of the Santa Fe Route, the greatest liailroad ia the world.

daily tkains gr3 to Chicago and St. Louis. 2a DAILY TRAINS fi2 To Kansas City and all points South and West. The only direct route to Texas through the Oklahoma Country. information always cheerfully given.

J. A. Roberts, Ag't. ONE DOZEN CABINETS, $1.00. GLASS," Coffeyville, Kansas.

RMLROAD TIME TABLE. the Blackman has a large 114 of MSISOTJRI PACIFIC. D. M. AND DIVISION.

481 West bound passenger departs 1:2.5 p. m. subscribers In Topeka and bas secured the services of one of the acknowledg ed newspaper women of Topeka and Kansas as agent and correspondent in the person of Miss Lutie A. Lyt 1024 Kansas Avenue, where items of news for the Topeka department may be left. Miss Lytle is authorized to 482 East arrives 3:05 evening to a large congregation.

The members and friends of the Sec CHEROKEE LUMBER COMPANY. (Successors to 0, PELLET CO.) Have in stock at their yard east of the Santa Fe R. R. the most com-plete line of all kinds of ond! I.E. Church will oiveagrand box solicit subscriptions and make collec eetrvanChankngivlng evening for the tions for the blackman ana any rjenentotmecnurcfl-Jijiyre coraiai- JOrLIN ITEMS.

Mrs. Cbas. Knaves, who has been sick for some time is improving. The Seventh street baptist church is moving along nicely with Rev. W.

Smith as pastor. The St. John's baptist church is prospering nicely under the pant or-thip cfBev. Sander Th schools are prospering nlco'y uu der Prof. N.

T. Greene as principal, und Miss Hattie Walker as teaeher. Rev. McAllister of the A. M.

E. church preached an inteiesting 'ser mon Sunday evening to a large cmi gregation. Hugh Murray, who has been absent from home for coven year. returned ty invitea to come ano- nave a gooa Lme. A amission lOcts- oy ner in tne name or the blackman will be duly honored by the publisher.

It is also requested that the usual newspaper courtes es be extended Miss Lytle F.n.1 Misses: Ninnie Simpson, Emma Mar tin, Fannie Pursleyand Lizzie Smith, LU Rl Uommiitee. The young ople met tit sardis baptist church Tuesday evening and EMPORIA EDIIOES. Miss Maggie regg is very sick. organized a literary society for the season. After a lew rem ake from Jit Rufus Duncan spent Saturday in Reading, Kansas.

And building material in Southern Kansas. They have no old stock everything is new and bright and fully up to grade and they know they can save you money. Come and see us and talk it over; anyway CHEROKEE LUMBER COMPANY. Rev. J.

M. Brown returned home i last Thursday to visit his mother and erary workers tbh following officers were elected: president, Wm. Brad ford, vice president Miss Lizzie smith, recording secretary Miss Eliza right, assistant secretary, Miss Hattie Buck sister for a few weeks. from strong City Monday. p.

tn. 48.5 West bound local fr't. departs 11:00 p. m. 480 East arrives 3:15 p.m.

V. V. I. AND W. DIVISION-NORTH.

221 Little Roes and Kansas City express leaves 9:45 a.ra 223 Kansas City ex. leaves 10.00 a.m. 222 Litt Rock and Kansas City express arrives 6:13 p. m. 224 Kansas City ex.

arrives a. m. 213- Local freight north bound leaves a. m. 214- Local freight south bound arrives 7 20 p.

in. N. AND M. DIVISION. 320-Mo.

Pac. Flyer, I'vs daily 3:20 p.m 825- arrives 1:15 p. m. 328-Local igt. leaves daily except Sunday a.

m. 327-Local tgt. arrives 3:00 p. m. K.

AND A. V. DIVISION. 232-Meinphis passenger, leaves daily 0:25 p. m.

231-Kansas City passenger arrives 9:35 a. m. Ft. Smith Coffey viile special leaves 5 a. m.

Ft. arrives 11 p. m. 246-ruixed fgt. lv's except Sunday 6:40 a.

m. 245-mixed 7:40 pm. ner, treasurer, Miss Lizzie watts, Jan nor, Mr. Mm. uwens.

Rev. rgan of Jetmore, passed through the city Saturday. The infant child of Mr, and Mrs. Henry smith is very sick. Mr.

Chas. Cross who was taken sick on election daj is much better. The society will meet at the A. M. E.

church to-morrow (Saturday) even inn to attend to unfinished business. All are invited. The literary entertainment which was given by Miss'athrine Steel at the M. E. church proved a grand sue cess and was highly appreciated by the pastor, Rev.

Sanders. The Reading Circle met last Friday evening at the Seventh street Baptist church and organized a Woman's Mis sion Society. The following officers were elected: Mrs. L. C.

Johnson, president, Miss Ida Murray vice pres ident, G. W. Orr Secre'ary and N. T. Greene lecturer.

CUSTER Dealers in Miss Saran Davis continues very We note this week a change in the business management of the Ai Kansas Lumber Company Mr. H. H. Seeley, of Kearney, Nebraska, suc GROCERIES, FLOUR AND FEED Goods delivered to any part of the city. ceeding Mr.

Fox in the management of the business. Mr. Iseeley comes among us well recomended and evi dently posseses ability as a "rustler" ror business, lie desires us to say that his firm does business direct with the manufacturer, hence be is sick at ner nome on Market street. The three-year-old daughter oj Mr. and Mrs.

Ballad Guthrie was buried Monday. Dr. Tracy, who has been lecturing here for the past two weeks, left Tuesday morning. The suuday school Union will ho'd its next meeting at the M. E.

church Dec. 9th. The rally at the A. M. E.

church Sunday was quite a success. The sum of $58 was raised. i Naomi Chapter No. 13, while busily engaged in initial ion, was pleasantly suprised by st. John's Lodge No.

14. Miss Emilie Kuhlman, one of the oldest members of the State Normal faculty died at her home 1002 Markei street, after an illness of two months. able to furnish the best goods. Low prices and fair dealing is the motto of GUTHRIE, 0. T.

Our churches are doing well. The revival at the A. M. E. church grows in interest daily.

Rev. E. M. Argzle returned from a brief visit in Kansas last Wednesday. Mrs.

Delia Argzlo has been quite sick at her home CIS Harrison avenue Jack Jesson Carries a full line of tne Arkansas Lumber Company Give them a call. E. W. ROSEKY, THE CHAMPION BAKER AND CATERER. Bread, Cakes, Pies and every sort of Pastry on short XTctice.

Satisfaction Guaranteed Cream Bread, The Finest In the Land. tSTShop east of Boswell Co's Hardware Store Attention Farmers! for the past week. FLOUR AND FEED, Have you got sick hogs? If you have cure them. The way to do that is to Miss Bertha Ware, daughter of give them ssmethiner. What? Why, Payton Ware of Eist Guthrie, lies at the best remedy an earth is the "Inter the point oi oeain.

LAWRENCE NOTES. The Negro population of this city is national stock ooa." it never fal s. And if your chickens are sick or droop ing, if hey are not in a growing and healthful condition give them "International Poultry Food." You will find not as largo as it was formerly, many having moved away. ETG, At his new stand-Opposite Kanes Do not fail to call on At onetime the Negro mechanics of It at H. Lloyd's flour and feed Mr.

Fred stonnstreet, of Joplio was in the city a few hours sunday. A. Brooks went west Tuesday to accept a position on contract work with J. Cox. The Harvev brothers are doinsr a store, Coffey viile, Kansas.

this city could not get employment. Now good Negro mechanics are in demand. Junisas Coffeyville, Dentistry! thrifty business at their lestaurant Prr f. A. E.

Jacksm of the city and command a good share of the I schools preached a good practical ser Teeth extracted free of pain, also SLOSSON The Druggists, When you want anything in their line. They will save you money on all 3 our purchases. SLOSSON CO-, THE DRUGGISTS. free or cnarge wnere replaced witb artificial Artificial teeth made 01 P. RY.

trade. mon a the A. M. church last Sun Now, that the election is over theiday Eeople have turned their attention to Presiding elder E. Malcolm Argzlo, us ness, and under the new adminis.

who is assisting Rev Washington in tration we hope for better times. the revival at the A. M. E. church, This paper will pub lsh your society preached a masterly sermon last Sun-doings and all matter pertaming to evening, go'd, auminum and rubber Fillings with gold, si ver and cement, special attention given to chl dren's teeth Alt work guarauteed.

crown and bridge work neat done. Prices very the race. Hand the same to T. E. reasonable.

ease call on me before engaging your work. Office over FOSTER WHjLTAMS, Trains DailY s'osson co. 'a drug store, two doors south of Bros coffeyville, Kan Dealer in 0 Very Respectfully, jr, Gamble, gur geon Dentist. Notice to Literaries. Gray by Tuesday of each week.

W. D. Driver came down from To peka Monday and paid a vi it to west em star 1, k. of p. in the evening and ret a tied west Tuesday morning.

Rev Sage of the A. M. church, who has been unler a quaranteen with his family for the ist iwo weeks occupied the pulpit sunday and de livered two very able sermons. General Dry Goods, Notions Groceries Fresh sapply always oj hand. Sells as cheap as can be bought anywhere in town, The highest price paid for produce.

A share of your trade tolicite J. Goods delivered to any part oi ihe city. fl N. Perkins, editor and publisher of The Gnideof this city has suspended tho publication of that paper, fail Ing eyesight is said to be the cause. He will resume th practice of law.

Pev. T. Nightinga'e paster of the First Baptist church of this city is down from his farm in Nob'e coiintv. Tho Rev. expects t-t visit his former home in Memphis, in the near future It being too far far the children living on Cspitol Hill to attend the in West Guthr'e.

the Board of Education ha? rentei the Union I.alior The Literary Societies and clubs of the states of Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri, are hereby notified that the BETWEEN COFFEVYILLE KANSAS CITY ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Foster "Williams, Coffeyville, Han. Next Thursday the ptple of this Inter State Literary Association wt.I ho its Fourth Annual session at Atchison. December 27, 28 and 29. 1894.

All societies dtsirelng admission will be allowed live dele vicinity will wage war against turkey. BUY YOUR The mayor bas proclaimed that date a legal holiday and the communiiy hall on Vi'asaven'-e and now the lit will rise as one man ana demand the tie cnuoren attend mere. fill MM downfall eflhc turkey kingdom. tvn fi Thefaroily of C. C.

Yeager is a ease'toi, pastoroithe A M. E. church i of pity, and calls the aid and atten gavs out a bund'eof The Buckmax gates, one of whom may appear on the piogram of the association. All names of delegates and persens to ap pear on program must be reported to the Corresponding Secretary on or be fore November 24, 1894. 8.

A. Hakvkt, G. G. Bbowk. Cor.

Secretary, Ch. Ex. Lawrence, Kas. watbena, kas. tion of their many friends.

JLast week, and solicited subscription. The pap- And all points North, East and west. Call on Mo. pac ticket agent for further in format as to routes, connections, etc. T.

B. FOG 3, Agent. their eldest Jon was buried and neith erwaseagerlv sought awl earnestly er of the parents were able to follow read. The Blackmas is highly ap the remains to the cemetary. Mrs.

precia'ed by all ho have seen it. JACOB TRUBY SONS.