The Galena Daily Republican from Galena, Kansas • 4

First rubheatioo June 9, 1SU9. NOTICE. rublic Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the t'ity of Ualena, Cherokee uunty, Kansas, in the name 5aknalXatoxal8ank. (f Whew; of rt 1 Hot. ut it's CAPITAL $50,000.00 SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS: $40,000.00 13 Couri 15 in th depei Court the I If 11 II II OFFICERS AND ORECTORS.SS J.

Shomon, President. Geo. Immel, Qshicr. B. S.

MOORE, Vice PresiJint. Wingcrt. Prchm, Millikin. Shomon, Slice, Moore. '(mmJjii 4 3(udruu.

xi Jova iuf SltteL Of course it is, but if you will take oft that heavy woolen suit and array yourself in one of our cool serges, linens, alpacas or Sicilian coats and vests, tVjAjlitft WWIW You will Feel Haines, Loomis IGE? said City of tialeua, will In accor r.nn 1 I. r. n.t uauir nun pii mik a Liiinni i-v ttie Honorable A. II. Skid more Judge of the Kleventli Judicial District.

of Kansas at the Court room. enuri houfe, in the city of In- petiuuce, iMontgomery county. Kansas, on Saturday the 1st' day of uly at the liyur of 10 o'clock a. or as soon thereaftei as said Judge hear tin? same, asking said judge make findings as to the advisaoillty adding to said City of Galena, the property hen-inalter mentioned, by extending the corporate limits of said city to, and on the following lines, to-wit: Commencing at the N. W.

corner of the N. II i of the N. i of Section H.Townshin 34 llance 25 Est 6 Thence running south 2S31 lett to the W. corner of Hie N. E.

i of the E. i of Section 14, thence running west 1321.0 feet to the N. W. corner of tlie N. W.

i of the S. E. 1 of Section thence south 1318 feet to the N. W. corner or lie a.

W. i of the S. E. i Section 14, thence west 1320.2 feet he N. corner of the S.

E. i of the W.J of Section 14,, thence north 133) 6 reet to the N. W. Corner of the N. E.

of the V. or Section 14, thence west 1318.8 to the N. W. corner or the N. W.J of the S.

W. of Section 14. Thcnec South 715r.2 feet the S. W. corner of the S.

W. of Section 23, thence 9318.5 reet to 1... kj II I 1. said State line 10024 0 feit. tn th X.

E. comer or the N. W. or the of Section 13, thence west u'JOl to tlie place or negmntng. ah oeing in Township 34.

South of Range 25. jKist or the fith. P. M. in Chi-rokee Cdiinlv mi that, he ttniitfi nf .3 fCCt Much More Comfortable.

Crash'suits from $2.00 up. Crash pants from 75 cents up. Crash suits and pants for the boys. Cool summer shirts. Everything to keep Cool and comfortable so don't suffer any longer.

You know the way to our store 606 Main street. We have our houses full of clear, solid land Pure Spring River Ice, which will be furnished to our customers at Reasonable Prices. BUFFHER STALLSMiTH Thone 175. I cv')'! tv rtr-i ivif-i ivi ivj i crilPDMCUHflCW tl lV u. d.iii.i'ikiiiuiM tJl ICC-1 rev.

JNO. McCL'LLAGH. Cashier. iC5 1 HIE CmfflLKS 1 THE LEADING CLOTHIERS. Sole Manhattan Shirts and Hanan Shoes.

OAPITAL. S2S.OOO. A INCORPORATED, DIKSXTOR: n. McCuUch. J.

K. Wniiairn, F. S. BoiCe, CL BAbwa, R. R.

tktmrrben Collections Promptly Made. J. B. LkHkOW.N. J.

B. L. BROWN BRO. Bls.ol.sm.i-blis, Mm i Bhidos Consults and Caters to ths Comforts of his Customers. Why don't You.

'Phone 188. The Galena Electric Fan Co. OH KVEKY 'DKMCWIPTION. Carriage Painting and Trimming. Horse Shoeing a Specialty.

Sole A tfts tor HENNEV BUOOY CO. ALL ARB ANTED www this No. 2 mill. The dirt from the Old Standard cround ia running lisht at nrnt tho nnonirKrnn nf snmp nw 1 I I driftaia-discloeing a marvellously fine; eral P'icians and tried a number bodvofore. The west drift, from the lof kidney cures without jjettimr re- fcj i I'' 0, r.

ji li I i 'ii ii iii.ii i iniiwm Cured. When Others Fail. o. a. lujaus, wuwn wiles "My wife suffered from kidney trouhle for years.

She consulted SPV- She was induced to try Fogy's Kidney Cure and in hthan a week- aftf-r shft ban 'n? Vreatly improved and hree bottles cured her. Haii es, Lo-iiiis Co. curd P. Ketchum of Pike City. Cal.

"During my brothers late sick ness i rum sciat ic rucumausiu, Cham berlain's Pain Iialm was he only ren. edy that tfare him any relief." Many others have tcstiflev to the promt re lief from pain which this liniment affords. For sale by Tlios. M. Hailey fcCo.

lining prescriptions is nmst serious duty, and we clve it all the re and attention due Its importance Pure drugs, skill and accuracy are the three t'reat. requisites for the succ fui filHrtir of the doctors' orders Al drugs used by us are of the highest quality, fresh and in perfect condition Our experience in comjK)unding ex tends over a period of years, and guarantee absolute accuracy. Ill quality does not mean high prices at the City Drug Store, ilain St. 'Jet x. ard npp-t izing on a ft-r ivrnii delicious cwn-d and iiar-o i hr c--tn fri wT'-fr.

yu.Mr -Ji-: a ii-W-. K.r Of tl- 4,,,, ii 't Tt). If tit ut iiii t1 W. A. POTTER Livery and Fesd Stably, Charles L.

Sawyer Tha only agent who devotes all hi3 time I (I A And has r.U the leaduig conperes, cyclone and lifo. Your interest is fmretUliy looni'td after can to of N. s. 14, S. to 1 i Galena Daily Republican C.

WELDY, Editor and Proprietor, Entered at the post-office at Galena, Kansas, as second class mail matter, Ten Cents a Week, Delivered by carrier to any part of the city or mailed to any address BATES, COTTER PLANT. UNEXCEIiED IN THE DISTRICT FOR STRUCTURE AND MACHINERY. The Methods Used. Set the Pace for Economic Modern Mining. This new mining company recently securing control of parts of the Central and Crystal leases and the "Old Stand ard'' mill have set the pace for th best and most economic mining machinery and methods in the district.

Barely three months ago 11. Cotter person ally took charge of this rich mining ground He at once planned to erect three mills equipped with the famous Bates-Corliss engines and heaters, 6up pigmented with coodensors and Cotter emoke consumers. To this was added the thorough repairing and over haul ing of the old Standard mill. How well he has progressed with tbe work evidenced by the completion and op eration of one of the beat appointed new plants of 300 tens capacity, double shift. be found anywhere in the South west, and the rehabilitation of the old crusher into a fine reduction mill, known as No 2.

The new plant named No. 1 fitted with a splendid 100 horse power Bates-Corliss engine with the latest appliances, a lto horse loiler and cendeusor requiring only barrels of water per day. as against 100 barrels used in other plants of this size where there are other makes of machinery. The two other mills in the company program are to be erected and ready for operation rhi3 fail ihese mills iso. and 4 are intended to be more complete construction and detail besides larger capacity than the new plant recently Completed.

The building and equipping of other mills by this company is contemplated later in the year. It may be mentioned right here that Bates, Cotter Co. have been repeatedly solicited to staf their selling price, but their invariable answer is, that they have bnilt No. 1 and bought No. 2 mills to operate and not to sell.

One striking peculiarity which srreets visitois to No. 1 is the entire ab- of emoke and escaping steaea and although the plant is in full operation during the 24 hours there tre no outward evidences of the work only Hie throwing off of the tailings. Every ap pliance about tho 1 mill is the Ik est and best even to the under ground men's dressing Toom and carpenters and blacksmith's ehops. The Bates Corliss engines are made by the same firm at Joliet, 111., and are in extensive use in mining countries particularly in South Africa where several carloads of thes? superb engines, 6ome of them of 2000 horse power, have been shipped to the gold fields there. Other conspicuous features of this nexr and splendidly EVstemized tdant are the large double boister engine, and the 1560 pound ca pacity tubs drawn with S-8 eteel cables and to three ordinary tubs.

There are 300 to 450 tubs of dhrt hoisted during each s'liist. The betters used in Irhis -mili are felso maac by tire same company. These, together with the ddable crushers, three tets of jigs, four sets of rollers with the necessary screens anfi elevators go to make this mill the completest concentrating plant in the district The ground is showing up. well-on the No 1 property and the hoisting is being done from one shaft. An east and west 120 foot drift has been cut from the pump 6haft to the hoisting -shaft at a depth of 90 feet.

It fine lead and jack, north and south -and -a continuous run of ore along the diift. The pump shaft is 116 feet depp and both shafts will be sunk to 150 feet in a few weeks to catch the lower run of ore. The shells and crusher jaws in both No. 1 and 2 plants are Manganeese steel, far more durable than the iron ones generally ued. Mr.

Cotterwas the first operator to introduce these etel shells and "jaws" in the South we.ct zinc ore fields The No. 2 mill has not quite the capacity or the thorough equipment of No. 1. although con pideraHe money has already been expanded in over hauling the plant. The additions of condensor, heaters and fuel jeavipe appliances are beicg placed and nai was rormeriy me oia standard mill will in ehort time be a first- "7 2f0 ton reduce on plant.

At p.eh-iit 4 The Engagement King Is very often made over the bouse telephone far society events, calls, dinners, theatres, etc. A house 'phone never sleeps at your service at all flairs for the sum of a Ask 'Phone No. 188 for further particul Let's Talk About XT 4.. Kn wwl IIOW In Hie IIIIU" in fcci uic points and decide what wheel to bny. I have the agency for TH and can recommend it as a strict- ly high grade bicycle in the triie sense of the word.aad better fttill, ft have tor jfe'-cent 3 and 6, $25 Chain Models $35 tt Bevel Gear Chalnless $60 For Sale by 5.

L. AOAMSrfi CO 4ti st, half block e.st of Maifi, GALENA, KANCAS It Costs Nothing I i To look at ray big stock of xp-v tc-date '4 Jewelry. Every piece is fresh from the .4 of navmg a lot or antiques ten 9 or fifteen years old palmed oil Cii you (in this year of so many pretty Novelties,) as being strictly in style. The placo i where work 13 done properly 4 is snuns' 0 tats a i I 1 ii.im ii i a Mill in! COLD STORftGe ftftRKet. FUNK'S old stand.

Egga and Poultry Cheafi and Plenty on liand. Bverythiag Good to Eat and up-to-date. W. M. MANNING, Galena, p.

M. ANDERSON, Practical Architect, Plana, Specifications and Esti mates, for ail classes of buildinga, at prices. Special care taken in superintending work entrusted to nje. ftoom 11, ovr CaplpR Drusr fitora. BEQQS' GERMAN tie great German healing Salve, tipals Old Seres, Burns and Blisters Itlaout a Scar, Tr- CI.

Ud BICYCLES L. is to a in in said city or uaiena wnen so extenaea shall embrace the following territory, ri i-o-w 1 1: wie ix. i. oi uie i oi Section 14; th N. W.

of the S. W. section 23: the 4 of the N. 1-4 of 4 OI n23; heS. section 23; the S.

W. 1-4 of section S. W. 1-4 of Section 24; W. of the of Section 24; the i of the W.

1-4 or Section 24; ihe W. or the N. E. 14 or section 24; the N. E.

t-4 of the N. W. 1-4 of Section 24: the or the S. E. 1-4 or section 13; the E.

or the S. W. lt or Section 13; the W. 1-4 or the W. 1-4 of Section the W.

1-4 of Section 13; and the W. i of the X. E. 1-4 of Stion IS. all in Township 34 South, or Range 1 Bast or the 6th P.

Ji. in Cherokee County. Kansas, and providing for the passage, hv theraayorann counrlimen. of said t'itv of Catena of an ordinance adding said territory to the City of i-ilena and extending sain limits and ncornoralltin the territory wlth- th corporate limits of the City of Galena, Cherokee county, Kansas. The Citv or Calena.

skal O. E. Allen, Mayor Attest: J. Pasley, City Clerk. 206-2U.

John U. SArr, Atty. Try our writing tallct? and we are satlsflcd ynu will use them altogether. We sell you a good one for 10c, ruled or unruled, at the City Drug Store, 602 north Main. Call and see our tree hand pastel and crayon portraits we are giving away.

Berocs Bros. fit Cor.7 and Main. overTatK TyrOna. lit. John Bevins, editor of the Press Authon, Iowa, says: 'I have used Chamberlain's CoUc, Cholera and Diarrhoea liemedy In my family for fifteen years, have rtcommended It to and the second bottle lias absolutely cured me.

I have not had as good health for twenty years. I give this certificate without solicitation, s'm-ply In appreciation of the gratitude relt for the cure effected Ilespect-rully, Mary A. Beard, Claremore, Ark. For sale by Thos. M.

Bailey Co. Something new, Sky Scraper Flour. Made on the High system. Try a aack of it. Sold by all grocers.

12 1-m Boice Son in their new building South Main, are showing some handsome new designs In carpets and furniture, and their prices are in perfect keeping with the grade of goods they are offering. 197 tf Backache should never be neglected. It means kidney disorder which, If allowed to run too long will result in Bright's disease, diabetes or other serious and often fatal complaints. Foley's Kidney Cute is guaranteed for kidney disorder. Haines.

Loomis Co 0 ''Vtfc'VWfe't 0 4 0 i ftK RETT'S MftRK-eT. IslHeadquarters-for Everythingin ths UeatLinc. 5 0 All kinds ot Sau.H0ge. Oyctors, F'sii, Fruits, Vegetable, In Season. Fresh Stock of Pickles, Cutsups and Relishes of all Kinda.

COME AND KZE. W. G. JMBETT, 0 5uccer to CAKNE JAKKLTT. Farmers' Trade SoiicJed.

of Section 14; the S. W. or the S. w. ft of Section 14; the W.

of the X. W. frj of Section 23, the 1-4 of the W. 1-4 or section 23 the S. E.

1-4 of cO Gt SURPLUS. S.COfl. i Your Business is SoJicitfd. DRS.W. R.

and M.J. HART Hcmscpalhk Fhysicien and Surgeon, faun. m4 Jk crtsr of 7U aod Water nn. ErfahrJ la C-leiu ov-r iventjr years. Ortfl-cial Kurr-T a form FjwaJty.

rnoyR.KQ 2l2. oalexa, csab. W. McCLUNG, Coal. Building Material, rat antles.

Fire PI tee Fislurt Hoofing and Building Parr. lloyal Cement Plarter Kinsof Pla. ters, Carthage Sawed Lime Stone, Ete cor8thJoplin, S. C. WESTCOTT.O ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, cC0ver Haines Lcomis, M.

M. HALL AM, I Lit erj'Bus and Transfer Stable j-eoial attention gives and tWiaidine Cuftom. Eat Side lUia IVtween and 4 th. Oatraa. KantM vcrctiHARr su3eosio orwn Gradual Kaaaaa drj Veterinary CS-ec.

Office, Potwr lUra. Tum. Ka.a, JlnOJoocaTfeoa, K. ring. J.

F. McGILL. Physician and Surgeon Ofr.c at the Wella Dru Su. ext comer of Main and Srtf-otb Hreeti. Trlerboae 151.

Gale xx, Kasai cur rnrvART. cm sKUAtt -fl'aOO 4. mhrt "---r t(- ilrfcf A 1 1 I tJi r. A J-" l.TY ii -1 I ut at 613 Blaia Street, Joplin, Jlo. .1 L.U I havtt opened up a plumb-in? shop and am prepared to do all kinds of Sanitary Plumb-inp.

Steam and Hot Water Fit-tins. All work dona strictly, fLrst-cltas. Jobbing pronpU' attended to. Your patrocae solicited. Arthur block, 3rd.

op. express ofSco. F- M- 3oy. illllllo iff- SOME of the worst diseases scarcely give a sign until they strike their victim down. The terrible Bright's Disease may be growing for years and only show now and then by a backache or change of urine, by callow face and failing appetite.

is a tried remedy that grapples with this disease in every symptom. Cures this and all other' disorders of the liver, kidneys or bladder. Sold by druggists a bottle. THE OR.J.H. MCLEAN MCOICtNC CO.

ST. LOWS. MO. HAINES, LOOMIS CO. tlL J.D.

PIFER, XiismlliiiwA EYES TESTED S0 CLASSES FITTCD. Itoru: tl A. Jt. 2 T. M.

rtanl) and 31 alb tlrvc'. orI4X. MO. Galvanized Iron and Tin Works. IT'e have moved our large vlant from St.

Louis tn 1305-7 Joplin st rcH. Joplin and are prepared, to make bids to contrac tors and builders. Ml job work prmnpfltf attended to. Thone 590- CAPLAN GALVANIZLD IKON CORNICE CO. as WOLLGAST has juit liecttiM the finest line of Cyrano Chains, Nelbersole Buckles and Friendship Hearts Ever shown in the city and aks you to inspect his line before purchasing.

The trend of jewel. 3 is toward the antique. want to keep up with md at themalleet j. jt.u ahould call on WOU.GAKT. ALL WORK CUARANTtfO, Mallcbsni attorn of the foot dudid shaft.

broke into a 30 to 40 face of the richest dirt recentlv. after drifting some tpntv ft. and next wpek it ia con- Idently expected that one of the beat prospects in the camp will he opened up A handsome three room office build-" vv aiciiuuc UQ Willi. VU llio ground shortly by the company with the same completeness and finish which characterize the mills. Mr.

Cotter al- ways takes pleasure in showing to his numerous visftors the advantage of the milla. The following from the Joplin Herald of June 18th in leference to the Bates, Cotter Co. 'a plants is op portune at this writing: "The Bates-Cotter mill is now mat- iug steady runs. For eo large a steam- plant one cannot uelp noting the light amount of fuel consumed, linng takes place only ahout-very twenty or thirty minutes, and then lightly as compared with many smaller plnt6. Steam is kept up to 100 pounds pressure in this 125 h.

p. boiler with coal than is ordinarily used for boilers of little more than half that capacity. Most -inter- estingis this part of the plant totboe on the lookout for economical ideas tm apply to new plants. Every part per forms its work jut as stated rn these columns a few weeks afro The steam after driving the prat engine gees to heat the water and the thermometer showed a heat obtained in the heater to he 210 degrees, which, with what ad ditional teat is receive'd in the cotribus-tion chamber, makes it practically steam when it gets, into the 'boiler. From the heater the exhausted -eteam travels by pipe line 'to the big condenser outside whence it runs through gr-at coils of pipe upon which cold water is -constantly poured and cornea -out at the end clear, cool water from whence it goes back again into the boiler to be need another time.

The big -engine run 8 without noise or jar, ana is 9e- i .1 i tu. lare rock tha breaker is 4nstantly shown by the raising of the To show hat good management and the expenditure of a little money in judicious manner will do, let us refer to the old Standard mill now Bate-Cotter No. 2. When the mill first came under Mr. Cotter's direction, stops on account of small breakages were so frequent that only about half time was got out of the mill.

Of course these stopB were for a few minutes to an hour each, but their frequency caused the loss to amount to one to three shifts per week, for which tha mn had to be paid although there was no income for the time lost. George Clarlc Dead. George Clark, one of the pioneer it sj-dent of Galena, died at his residence on Euclid avenue, this morniug, of consumption. Deceased has been a rebi-dentof Galena for twenty-three yeais. Have your picture takgn whileyou can get good work at reasonable i prices.

Six cabinet photos. Ca ffaines, Lonmls Ho. I goneuoit: 1-3 a much rail a ceu is. Opera House. i-it iJ- --aao i oa.