The Coffeyville Daily Telegram from Coffeyville, Kansas • 1

On DAIJLair BGHA1 OOPPEYVILL.E, KANSAS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 28,1893. VOL, II. NUMBER 308 tr-u ME L. O. L.

L. O. L. P. 3 uu RESOLVED: That You "Will Get the Best Returns Possible for the Money You Spend.

4 On Thursdayriday and April 1, All are cordially invited to be with, us on the above days. We intend as Opening: days in our MILLINERY, CLOAK, DRESSMAKING, AND DRY GOODS DEPARTMENTS. Our Trimmer, Mr. Wood, will exhibit some of his work. These Departments will be in Holiday attire and goods will be on exhibition that will appeal to your gopd taste, as well as to your pocket book.

i -zzzz-- -r pf Ihess Are Hermsdorf 'S Fast Black, Are'nt They Pretty Don't tHe Deitc arid Wattch. trie Papers Next Week. 1 inkU LJJJ SB! AHONG THE RAILROADERS. n. C.

E. Wilkinson, of Chanute, was at the Southern today. For a home, go to Upham. Far D. M.

Covert, of Danville, 111 was at the Southern today. W. 3. Plbams call and eT rouN Tx Robipt. Upham.

Everybody wants to go. But how to get there? That is the question. Whether 'tis better to take your chances in a "side door sleeper" or on the trucks of a Pullman or by going to W.J. Perdue, Salisaw, B. I.

was at Eld ridge today. See Upliam" Home 1'lace lots. L. J. Wood, of Thayer, was at the Farmers' Home today.

For a lot, go to Upham. was after that deed and I wanted it just at that time. I knew it was a lie, pcrkins knew it was a lie; every person else that knew perkins as well as I knew him knew it was a lie, and I have only known him six weeks, so if I could get the deed back by signing that lie that almost everybody knew was false, but to leave that stand on record would simply be a trap for perkins to catch some other mush head in like myself, and I have lots of sympathy for that class and would say look out for perkins for he is one of the slickest liars of the day but he only got $12.50 out of us fellows on that deal. I would say to those interested in this matter, if you have an kick to make, please, be kind enough to come to me and not to my brother as I have taken all the responsibility on myself without bitter feelings toward any person, and if mr. perkins ever rcferuis I would like for him to call me his friend, for the old saying is it takes a bad boy to make a good man, so I would like to have the honor of being his intimate friend.

(Signed) D. E. Glaser. LOCAL NEWS. Vote for Boswell.

ess D. B. Shcppard, of Dallas, Texas, was at the Eldridge today. iiolng fast, Home Place lots. Farmers to Wm.

A. Philips and wife, of Salina, were at ihe Eldridge yesterday. Home Place, nice lots cheap. Voters remember the citizens caucus in each ward Wednesday night. Wants by UPham, Housaa and Lots.

And buying your goods where there is a probability of your getting a World's Fair ticket Free. A complete line of clothing, Boots, Shoes and General Merchandise. Road master CriffinV of the 1. M. came-in from Winfield yesterday.

Buck Waters passed through the city morning from Wagoner, I. en route for Lincoln, Neb. T. C. Purdy, second vice president and general nuiufr of the 'Raty, has resigned his position rtuh that company.

Superintendent John Ilewis, of the I'-kci-ic elevator, came in froiu Kansas City yester day evening to take charge of the concern. Conductor Ed IleJdcn, of the 1). M. A. has taken a lay ol? and will to his home in Leavenworth tonight, lie has had a.

hard tussle with the grip -ind is homr to recuperate. Dltsolatloa 'otir. The firm of Ferguson Lemon has this day been dissolved, W. T. Lemon Coffeyviile, March ZJ, oj.

The Bank Bot.berj. No new deehpments of iinportance have been found concerning the Caney bank robbeiy. The robbers were Starr and New-, combe and they secured about $2,000. Charlie Todd was in the bank to make a deposit of 75 for his father and they took this alsi. Judge McLniry was in the bank asd gives a vivid account of the affair.

The robbers ere probably in the of Lenapah. The bank's credit or capital uninjured as there was $1500 surplus. Notice. Having succeeded Ferguson Lemon in control of the Coffeyviile Roller Mills, we desire to say thot the same courteous treatment will be accorded the patrons as of yore and no efforts will be spared to please our customers. Anyone having exchange wheat with us can call any time and get their flour.

We hope to have all the old customers remain with us an 1 desire as many rew r.fje5 2s islli, F.espectfally, FIB.CVSOM AhZLi. Comrades of Coffeyviile Post, No. 153, G. A. are requested to meet at the hall Saturday, April at 2 p.

rn. Two furnished rooms to rent, with board. Xo small children in family. Would prefer gentlemen. Inquire at Telegram office.

Mr. Branson, of tne Ottawa Foundry, was in the city today on business, 'He has secured the contract for some of the architectural work. Sweet breath, sweet stomach, sweet tern per, all result from the use of De Witt's Little Early Risers, the famous little pills. Slosson Co Thomas II. Craft, of Nowata, and Miss Aramenta Brewer, of Wichita, were married at the M.

E. parsonage Tuesday, by Rev, A. S. Freed. Mrs.

Ide is dangerously ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dan Wells. The dread messenger of death is expected to claim her at any moment. The wind from the north blows sharp and keen, and bad effects of colds ase seen. One Minute Cough Cure so safe and sure, will quickly perform a wondrous cure.

Slosson Co. Headache is the direct result of indigestion and stomach disorders. Remedy these by using DcWitt's Little Early Risers, and your headache disappears. The favorite little pills at Slosson Co's. For instance, Mrs.

Chas. Rogers, of Bay City, -accidentally spilled scalding water over her little boy. She promptly ap plied De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve, giving in stant relief. It's a wonderfully good salve or burns, bruises, sores and a sure cure for piles. Slosson Sc Co.

Hunt Bros, have removed their cigar factory to Aurora, where they will be located in the future- They are agreeable gentlemen and good business men. and while vie are sorry to see them leave this city, we vih them success in 'their new Letter List. List of uccls-iisisd in lis Txi C' ce at CoficyviHe. Kansas. March 37.

1553. Tiles of people have piles, but De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. $10 Month. Homi Plaos Lot. Boswell for mayor.

ro SoQ Buy a 'cyclopedia. Props A. P. Boswell is the man for mayor. Archdeacon Brady will lecture at the Episcopal church tonight.

All are invited. Uphaui's Home Place Addition. 1 Editor Neville, of the Cherryvale Republican-I'laindealer was in the city today. Have you seen Home Place lots. Nominate good men for council.

HIS OWN LANGUAGE. E. C. Ellis was down from Thayer today. C.

Kaiser, of Liberty, was, in town today. J. R. Skinner was up from from Pawhusky today. For abstracts, go tu UpUam Mrs.

F. M. Overlease and children, of Bartlesville, were at the Eldridge today. Ncar Business Cintir, Homi Plaoc. We rise to remark that the city will have a good mayor in the person of A.

P. Boswell. For. Insurance, go ta (JPuam Wanted; To rent a baritone or tenor horn. For further particulars, inquire at this office.

N. P. Short was down from Independence Tuesday. Now is your chance, Home FJa-ce. II.

C. Bronson was down from Ottawa Tuesday. Hjmj rut Vwriesi kins and Glaser the laundry-men, if you please, but D. Glaser, have said, and do say, that luther perkins is a bad man and should not be encouraged in his way of doing business and he knows I mean what I say in regard to that. He caught us boys in one of his small traps six or seven weeks ago, and in trying to get out of that trap he thought it would be a good chance to get us into a larger trap, and am sorry to say he made it win, and in trying to get out of that made us lots of trouble and lost time.

I had stayed with that crowd until I was almost etck of myself, and I neglected my work and bad lots of work promised for Saturday night and the way thisgs was going I would have saade myself a liar to my custorntrs and it would have been quite a disappointment to them besides. So mr. perkins said, "We'd, boys, if you will sign a paper which I will get Biddison.to write, I will deed the property back to you." We told him we would, sign it. but when they read it to us was a hard matter to sign STPCh lit "tt that but I Daniel Glaser Tells How lie and His Brother Came to Sign That perkins Exoneration pcrklns Did JJoatThcm an4 Fiuallj Worked Them For $12.50. The people had scarcely recovered from their astonishment at the bold rascality of the rascal perlunswhen ey read Saturday rooming's Telegram, when they were shown the card published in pcrkins' paper which purported to exonerate perkins and wkich WA igaed 7 Daniel and Win.

H. cjw r. QJater at once openly and publicly ai tat THS TZIZQSJM story was correct, knd i to Counteract the effect the perkins' publication migh? have, wrote the following, Which show? that it was -not dictated by anyone, and bears upon its lace the impress of jts truifc. To Whom It May Concern: has ten lots tfaid in regard to par 59Y cur 5 "No poisoned mouths go tzr. wc don.t use odontttudcr.

Dr. and Mt. LrE. J. H.

Kellogg, ci Emporia, wis the El-dricge today. Buy a lot In Home Plaee. LcsrA gold B. of R. T.

order pia. Finder will please leave it at this oface and receive reward. Byarf. Jame A. Ft ar.ee, Mrs rin.e McDonal j.

Mis Elia N'ave. Eli Koush, Mrs. Auiamla Starr, Geo. Stephenson. TKo.

Work on Read Bros, new business house' Bateman. Bret Davis, Miss Lorry Mcl-eas. Miis t'Jia Morgan, Sam Nave, Roland Reynolds. W. Staples.

Mrs. Jean's Smith. C. II. Whitmire.

Miss Marv We extract teeth without pain and no bad fifter effect, Inexperienced dentists to fhf contrary notwithstanding. Dr. and LCC. began today." yQyr tax receipts, Uphain. Ip Anvthins to Sll on Rcnt.

Customs at Uphamis Miss Minnie who has been visit mitn, Murry Wall. Thomas. ing Ella Smith, of this city, left tkis Our oiiice fs o'eT McCoy's store. Dr. and Mrs.

Lxs. For rent: Two furnished rooms. Inquire! at fhis office. Parties call in? for the ibuv letters wili plcftve say ifvertired and shrc Caxa. MCrtT.

P. Jf. for her ho-me la Olatbe..