Coffeyville Daily Record du lieu suivant : Coffeyville, Kansas • 5

SUNDAY. JUNE 7. 1908. THE COFFEYVILLE DAILY RECORD. FREE TREATMENT FOR ALL A SPECIAL LIMITED OFFER TO ALL CHRONIC INVALIDS UNTIL JUNE 25 McLEES LEWARK Livery, Feed and Boarding Stable, 109 East Eighth Street Phone 133 COFFEY VILLE, KAN.

HARRY LEWARK, Mgr strenertheos the nerves, makes digestion natural. brings refreshing sleeo. builds up the who.e system 35 cents. Ta or Tablets. Fred Haines Dinar Co.

Marsell Patterson, colored, infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Patterson. 1203 Mulberry street, died yesterday and will 1 buried this afternoon in Elmwood cemetery. Denver Mud, Original Antiphoio-gistic.

is now genuine only when the Red Cross appears upon the package. Soi by Robertson Drug Co. Luther Perkins of Coffeyville is remodelling his building in Tyro. He intends putting a glass front in and Lowering the floor to a level with the sidewalk. A.

Victor Leighton. press representative of Miller Bros. 101 Wild West Show, was a pleasant caller at The Old Line Bus, Gab and Baggage Transfer PHONE NUMBER 132 Dr. Mackey. the specialist, makes the following" special offer, which will be open to all until June 25.

Treatment. Consultation. Examination, and all Professional Services entirely free until cured to all beginning treatment before that time. Not one cent to pay for a cure except for the medicine used. This is done in order to quickly and thoroughly introduce his new and successful methods of treating diseases of which he makes a specialty.

All chronic Kidney troubles, Stomach. Liver, Blood and Skin Diseases, Catarrh. Catarrhal Deafness. Indigestion, Rheumatism, Nervous Debility, Varicocele, and all weaknesses of men and all forms of female troubles treated. References from many patients cured.

FID I CIAIC APVCV Office cor. Eighth and Walnut. Hours 9 to 5 daily Ulli LL fl 10 IHAUKl I Wednes. and Satur. Nights 7 to Sunday 10 to 12 We meet all trains, day and night.

Special cabs for Funerals. Social Functions and Theatre Parties. Information Regarding Time of Trains Cheerfully Given RAYMOND TEAL. The Merry Minstrel in the Man from Professional and Business Cards Now. at Tackett's Air Dome.

Sun- dav nisrht. LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST EYES TESTED GLASSES FITTED DR. H. TRIMBLE Oculist, Optician and Refractionist STRICTLY OFFICE WORK FOR PAST 16 YRS. IN COFFEYVILLE Opened In Caney.

It is announced in the Caney News that Ragle and Carry of Coffeyville and T. T. Blakely of Caney have formed a partnership and have opened an office in the H-ine National Bank building in that city. H. V.

Bolinger of Indiana will have eharsre of the office. You have not read all the news until you have read all the ads. on this page. Office and Testing Parlors Room 5 Odd Fellows Bldg. Coffeyville.

K. A i NEW YORK ICE CREAM CO. Wholesale and Retail 1C08 South Phone 230. Confectionery. Nothing but home made candies.

Goods delivered to all parts of the city. -j. ORS. BATES STEWART, Veterinarians Phone 793 Hospital 814 W. 3th GEO F.

WGLLGAST Physician and Surgeon. Office rooms 1. 2 and 3. Roesky Bldg. 127 West Ninth.

Phones: Office 245. Residence 47. the Record yesterday. If you will make inquiry it will be a revelation to you how many succumb to kidney or bladder troubles in one form or another. If the patient is not beyond medical aid.

Foley's Kidnev Cure will cure. It never disappoints. The Slosson Drug Co. Miss Georgia Cubine is home from Bozeman. Montana, after being absent nine mouths teaching school at that dace.

When Miss Cubine left Bozeman there was considerable shew on the ground. She reports that just before she left the people were alarmed by a rumor that higher up the river the big dam had burst and 500 people were drowned. This proved to be a mistake. Miss Georgia is glad to be back in Coftey-vil'e. Keep the "ittle oftes healthy and happy.

Their tender sensitive bodies require crentle Iiealinsr remedies. Hollisrer's Roeky Mountain Tea makes baby strong, healthy and fat. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Fred Haines Drus: Co.

Wanted To Purchase Bindery. A certain party in Arizona de-. sires to purchase a book bindery and asks the Record to advertise in this section for such an outfit. Address Record office. Coffeyville.

Kansas, who will see that party is put in communication with this prospective purchaser. 5-24-0 ir J. Sonken is spending today Joplin, Mo. Arthur Baekraek will spend day with Independence friends. to- J.

W. CUBINE. 104 East Eighth Will repair your shoes while you wait. We use first-class material and workmen. Second- hand shoes bought and sold.

Lewis Everetts of Little Rock. is visiting friends in this city for a few days. George Ironing left Saturday evening for Kansas City. tor a few months visit. Taxes are due on last 1 2- Pay to L.

Barnes tax collectors. 6-6-5 Mrs. Xeil and her children are 1 isiting her parents. Judge and Mrs. Bowman, at Oswego.

When you are dead its too late but Phone 999 now, for a bottle of pure water. Charles Dougherty of Little Rock, will spend today with his parents at 514 West Eleventh street. Let the Lit lie ones have it Springs Water. 4-22-tf 4, 0 DRS. KRUGG FORTNER.

Ferguson Bldg. Rooms 1. 2. 3 and 4. Phone 142.

Br. Krugg res. plione 159. Dr. Fortner res.

phone 571. dem- Miss Ethel Murray is to be onstrator of music at Kress'. Save the natural teeth by filling or crowning. Restore the missing ones by bridges or plates. H.

W. Oyster, D.D.S. Over Palace Clothing Store. IRA MURRAY'S BARBER SHOP. Headquarters for shaving those who subscribed to the $100,000 Bonus Fund.

Basement Cor. Eighth and Walnut. Old P. O. Bids.

Raymond Teal. Manager Taekett has for tonight's bill at his Air Dome theater a special offering, the Raymond Teal Musical Comedy Company, numbering 30 people. The company is en route east from California and to break the jump made this p. The offering will be Raymond Teal's version of "The Man From Now." one of the biggest musical hits of the year, displaying the large chorus in fourteen different musical numbers, introducing the sensational singing and dancing girls. Oracle Wolf and.

Kan Halparen. Thanks. The Earnest Workers desire to thank all who so kindly assisted them in "The Montgomery County Fair." Ralph Parks has accepted a position with Ferguson Brothers. Last 1-2 taxes are due. Pay to H.

L. Barnes tax collectors. 6-6-5 Robert N. Poff has returned home after a six months' stay in Iola. Mi- Fitderiea Cox will spend today in Independence with relatives.

Why Stay at Home These nice pleasant evenings when you can get the nicest rigs in the city at reasonable prices from KLOEHR BROS. 15-919 S. Walnut Phone 150. A Lawn Social. There will be a lawn social gien at the home of Mis- Emma Gould.

Oil Willow street, for the benefit of the Union Missionary. Ice cream and cake will be served for 10c. E. E. Russel, representinf Me- ROBERTS' LAUNDRY Prompt and Reliable Let the Crystal Springs deliver a entire of Topeka.

Kansas, Satur- bottle of water to you. Phone 999. was calling on the merchant: day. PHONE 58 T. 1L ROBERTSON DENTIST.

Preserve Your Natural Teeth Govinier C. Hall spent Friday in Coffeyville visiting OHn G. Ferguson. Record want ads pay A Grand Family Medicine. 1 'It srives me pleasure to speak a good word for Electric Bitters," writes Mr.

Frank Conlan. of Xo. 436 Houston New York. "It's a grand family medicine for dyspepsia and liver complications; while for lame back and weak kidneys it cannot be too highly recommended." Electric Bitters regulate the digestive functions, purify the blood, and impart renewed vigor and vitality to the weak and debilitated of both sexes. Sold under guarantee at all drug stores.

50c. Woman's Union Label League. The Woman's Union Label League will meet next Monday afternoon. June S. with Mrs.

G. Leslie Callard. 014 West Ninth street. All members are requested to be present as there will be important business to transact. By Order of the President.

MAY BEECHINCt. Recording: Secy. STARKWEATHER VTVERS i For all kinds of tin wnrk. LODGE DIRECTORY. ODE We save you money.

105 West Eleventh street. Phon 251. 0 GROCERY and MARKET ALWAYS INTERESTING TO THE LADIES ALL THE BETTER THINGS TO B. P. C.

ELKS NO. 775. Meets at hall 711 Walnut street, the first and third Thurs- day nights of each month. Hall open all the time to home and i-iting Elks. J.

A. BEAKEY, E. R. A. S.

FREESE. Sec. W. A. NEWMAN, Treas.

BROWN BROKERAGE CO. Real Estate. Lots $1.00 down and $1.00 per week until paid for. 119S. Last a2 taxes are due.

Pay to H. L. Barnes tax collectors. 6-6-5 Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Gest of Parsons, who have been visiting friends here, returned to their home yester-day. Taxes are due on last 1 2- Pay to H. L.

Barnes tax collectors. 6-6-5 Judge Powell had in court yesterday, one for disturbing the peace, fined $10 and three plain drunks, each fined 5. Penalty will be added after June 20th if last are not paid by that date. Pay to H. L.

Barnes tax collectors. 6-6-0 Mrs. Harry Mitchell i dangerously ill at her home on West North street. Mrs. Mitchell is suffering from acute indigestion.

Rottage Kandy Kitchen Fresh home made candies, ice cream, cold drinks and fruits 120 West Eighth St. Local Union. No. So. A.

F. G. W. U. will hold its regular monthly meetinsr this afternoon in Carpenter's Hall at 2 o'clock.

No. 5 East Ninth St. Phone 766 A BAND OR ORCHESTRA. Music furnished for any oc- Court of Honor. Meets everv Fridav night in New York, June 6 The commencement gown is the next of importance to the bridal gown in tiiis month.

It is a very dainty affair and the most careful attention shouM be giren to it for the graduate most be tastely gowned upon her first really important appearance to the public. The cut should be simple and graceful and for Jhe college graduate there is a slight train at the sides and back. White or possibly faint cream colored material i correct and the fabrics most suitable are Persian lawn, fine batiste, nainsook, plain or embroidered mull or net. dotted Swiss, point 'espirit mouselline de soie. French lawn or organdie.

There are many novel ways of trimming these eostumes with insertions, and embroideries wide and narrow and Valenciennes lace. All the accessories at commencement are white and all jeweler with the exception of a string Roesky's Hall. Something in way of entertainment after lodse at every meeting. ROSE MATTHEW, Recorder. O.

M. BURKS. Dis. Mgr. Found at Last A place where you can buy mxIs at a bargain.

New Dressers 812: New Chiffoniers $13. Carry all kinds of second hand and some new ones. If you wish to buy. sell or exehang-e household goods eome and see us. We have second hand coffee urn at a hararain.

We repair, upholster, and fix anything that can be repaired, GOFF GOFF. X'w and Second Hand Store. 108 W. 10th, Phone 1G08 Klubt. p.

Seovllle. FROF. OF MUSIC. Teacher of violin and all or- chetra Instrument, cornet and all band Instruments, mandolin and gruitar. Leader at Jefferson Theatre.

Studio, Jefferson Bldj. Phone 532. out. tired, fagged A white rose in the hair fastened in the fashionable new Greek arrangement with ribbon is becoming to most young faces. One of the daintiest frocks made for commencement was of dotted point 'espirit made in semi-Empire style and fitted over a princess slip of Liberty silk.

The yoke and bai on the short puff sleeves were of silk embroidered rilet lace. The folded girdle was of dull white silk running: up to a point between the shoulders in the back and falling from a Watteau plait for the fullness. There is a new accessory being worn that gives any costume a certain touch of elegance. It i a collarette or ruff which is made of plaited ribbon, chiffon or net. quite high and full.

It fastens in the back under a large rosette of ribbon with ends that hang about half way down the back- This collarette should harmonize or match some part of the hat and often one sees a ros-et-e at the back of the hat just like the one on the collarette. I noticed a smartly dressed woman the other day wearing a dark blue suit with a shaded blue collarette and a hat of the same shaded blue tones. Another attractive costume was a gray suit a white and orange boa and a straw color and white hat. Blouse- of colored linen or batiste in the sheerest quality are being worn by the Parisians. They have stripes of blue, green, maize or pink and are made very simply with tine tucks and having no other trimming than a pretty flnffy jabot of the same material edged with lace or esci Hoped in a color.

The cuffs and collar are of the mannish type but (Continued to Page 8) Are you vons. sleepless, teel mean lister's Rockv Mountain i of pearls is very much out of place. TALBOT SADDLERY CO. Fine and Heavy Haraess 923 Walnut Repairing a Specialty COFFEYVILLE LODGE NO. 127 FRATERNAL BANK- ERS' RESERVE SOCIETY.

Regular meetings first, third and fifth Saturday nights each month at Old Odd Fel- lows7 Hall. 812 Walnut St. J. M. WILEY.

Pres. E. B. SPOOK AMOR E. Sec.

O. S. HIGDAY. Banker PHONE 3S4 RUGKER'S JUNE PROSPERITY SALE NOEL PLUMBING COMPANY Headquarters for plumb- ing, gas, steam and hot water fitting. Phone 308 115 W.

Eighth. BEGAN SATURDAY, JUNE 6th CONTINUES TO SATURDAY, JUNE 20th Special Bargains Every Day Do not Miss a Day ot this Sale W. H. WELLS, Phvsician and Snrareon OtTW over Sloon Drn PntTAT-villp UCKER'S DEPARTMENT STORE ELECTRIC CO. Contractors, Engineers, Supplies, Machinery.

Telephone 9..