Neodesha Daily Register from Neodesha, Kansas • 1

4 Published in the Heart of the Natural Qaa and Petroleum Oil Region of Southeastern Kansas. Vol, 1, No. 162, NEODESHA, KANSAS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1903, 10c a Week. IT "Jim" Morgan will Preach. The Rev.

James Kansas Morgan of Bartlett will occupy the Methodist pulpit tomorrow morning. Dun Bridge Contracted. The Dun steel bridge was let yesterday to the Wichita Bridge company, E. D. Miles, one of the proprietors, representing it.

The price was and the work is to be done in 90 days. One of his half dozen competitors was his brother, D. A. Miles. Heretofore they had worked together.

Relics to TopeKa. W. E. Ritchey, connected with the State Historical society, spent part of this week here and took back with him several interest relies from the old Indian or Spanish fortifications north of town. The fortifictions are fast being obliterated by the plow.

Most of the relics were given hiin by nearby farm-en. District Court Jurors. The regular jurors drawn to serve at the coming June term of district court, which convenes Tnesday, June 0, are as follows: Howard Dean, Center-tp. FHDodd, Cedar; A Osborn, VV Falls, Oillett, Chetopa; Goerge Zook, Clifton; VV Hoffman, Goerge McFadden, Colfox; Stallings. ANOTHER YEAR has rolled around since our last Anniversary Sale," though it Seems fcut yesterday since we were celebrating our Sixth year in business by giving souvenirs and bargains, and with a store crowded every day with satisfied customers, The year just past has been so good to us that we feel more than ever like making this Anniversary Sale one of profitsharing with you, so we will make prices throughout the store that will result in a great saving to the people who have been so generous with their patronage, 8th, egmning riaay, may A Shullenbarger, Fall River; A Brown, Morse, Guilford; Caven, A Eeves, Adell, Oxley Johnson, Hand, Wescott Neodesda; Peter Trimmell, Likes, Newark; Larson, Geer, Pleas And During the Whole Month of May, We will hold this Carnival of bargain giving, and present our customers with hundreds of dollars worth of SOUVENIRS.

We want to give away something that will be useful in every household and make you think of HUBBELL'S STORE every day in the year, so we have decided to give the spoons the same as last year. With every purchase during the mouth of May amounting to $2.00 we will present you with a Rogers Silver-plated Teaspoons of our Seventh year in business in Neodesha. You must buy that amount of goods at one time and will get a spoon with every worth of goods purchased. SEE THE FOLLOWING FOR PRICES: ant Valley; Robert Borders, Lin ville, Talleyrand. Mihesell-Heath.

Miss Mary Mikesell and Mr. John Heath, well known young people of Neodesha, are to be married at FredO' nia tomorrow. They will go to house keeping soon in their home which Trunks. Mr. Heath is preparing to build on Osage street.

For the present they Carpets. A superb line of the best makes at prices that will interest you. Cotton Ingrain, 25c a yard. Heavy cotton Ingrain, 30c. Wash Dress Goods.

We haye the most beautiful and extensive line of White Goods and Wash Fabrics ever shown in Neodesha. Luzon Cords worth 8c for 5c a yard. Almeria Batiste worth 10c for 7 1-2 Dry Goods. L. L.

Muslin, 4c a yard. Bleached Muslin, 5c a yard. Best Standard Prints, ixAa a yard. Turkey Red Damask, 18c a yard. White Damask, 25c a yard.

Also will board. Real Estate Transfers. Gingham Skirts made of good quality with deep flounce, 50c. Better grade, 70c. Pico Mercerized Sateen Skirts, 81, would be cheap at 81.50.

Better grades 81.75 and up. Solid Iron covered Trunk, good size, 81.50. Big lino of better ones, Telescopes, Grips and Suits Cases. All at lowest prices. Christopher A Swope to Matilda Keenev hf nw qr of sw qr 23-88-13 bat- Best Union Ingrains, 35c Puritan Extra Super Ingrain, 50c.

81000.. Same land in 23-28-13 84000. cents a yard. Kirkland Extra Super Ingrain, 63c. Francesca Dimity, 10c a yard.

Milton Whitaker to John Spencer Our line is large and new styles. lots 3 block 2 Whitakers 2nd acton, San Toy Batiste, 12 1-2 cents a yard. A. F. C.

Ginghams, 10c a yard. This is the chance to carpet vour George'L White to Howard Bagent rooms. Glassware. We are going out of the Queenswarc business. You can buy any article in that department At Cost.

lots 2-3 block 28 Uultalo $120. Fine White Waistings from 10c to 60c a ter grades. Straw Ticking, 6c a yard. Feather Ticking, 10c and 12Xc. A good Porcale, 6c a yard.

Book-fold A. B. C. Gingham, a yard. 9-4 Pepperell Sheeting, 17Xo yard.

Apron checked Ginghams, 5c a yard. Large assortment of Embroideries cheaper than anyone. John Spangle to Lusettie Olds hf ss yard. qr part and 4 a-u 83,000, India Linons for 5c, 7 l-2c, 8 l-2c, 10c, Men's Clothing. Our Clothing Department is the most complete in Neodesha.

Every style of suit to fit every shaped man, stouts, slims, extra sizes and regulars. We pay particular attention to John Ihinger to Barnes lots 9-10 Rugs. 12 l-2c and on up that are all big bargains. block 12 Benedict $525. Nellie Morris to Redding hf Special lot of Carpet Samples, nice for Full line of Long Cloth, Paris Muslin, Groceries.

ne qr 3-28-14 8U20. Alonzor Lour to James Osbourn hf hf of sw qr 33-29-17 S550. rugs, one and one-half yards long, 05 cents. the fit and can give you a finer fit and i French Lawns, Organdies, Swiss, Persian Lawns, etc Money-saving prices. iilla blusser to James Usbourn Gloves! Lion Coffee, 10c.

hf hf sw qr 33-29-17 8630. A lot of Mohawk Smyrna, SI. One lot Moquetto Rugs, $2.25. One Brussels Art Square, 9x12, $15. One Brussels Art Square, 9x12, $19.

8 pounds Rio Coffee, bulk, SI. Notions. Burnside et ux to Borders make than you can get from any sample line, and save you from S5 to S10. All-wool Suits, 80, Finest all-wool blue Flannel Suits (Slaters), 80.75. Here1 is a bargain for the old soldiers.

8 bars Silk Soap, 25c. land in 58-14 25 ounces K. C. Baking Powder, 18c. worth One lot Sample Belts for 10c, A complete assortment of the best warranted Kid Gloves made, 81, 61.50 and SI.

65. A full line of Silk Gloves. 12 ounces K. C. Baking Powder, 10c.

from 25c to 50c. 4 Pkgs. 1 pound Cow Soda, 25c. One lot Sample Belts for 25c worth Our line of 810 Suits will match any from 50c to 81. Presto, per pkg, 7 l-2c.

3 lb. can California Plums, 10c. 812.50 line in town. Paper of Pins, lc. Marriage Licenses Issued.

Francis M. Wilson, Perry, Mrs. Mary Moore, Neodesha, John R. Heath, Neodesha, Mary Mikesell, Neodesha, Charles K. Tyler, Fredonia, Ethel M.

Beidekman, Fredonia, Amos J. Wright, Fredonia, Lourena C. Moss, Fredonia, One job lot of Men's Suits, to close, at Floor Oil Cloth. Good Floor Oil Cloth, per square yard, 25c Linoleum, 52 l-2c per square yard. Good line of patterns and grades.

Sour pickles, 10c a quart, 30 per gallon. 2 dozen Pearl Buttons, 5c. Underwear. Musliti 83.50, worth up to 810. Banner Oats, 22 l-2c.

An immense line of latest styles in perfectly A most elaborate line, all Shirt Waist Sets, Belt Tins, Beads, etc, 3 lb, California Grapes, per can, 10c. 5 lb. Milk can Coffee, 81. 2 lb. "Dos Rios" Mexico Coffee, 70c Men's Furnishings- Fine line of Pillow Tops.

made and fit guaranteed. Corset Covers from 19c up. Drawers from 23c up. Skirts from 50c up. Gowns from 50c up.

Every garment a bargain and cheaper One lot of Men's Fine Shirts, worth All sizes in Feather Sofa and Bed Pillows. Large assortment of Ladies and Misses lace stripe Hose. Steel Rod Parasols, 45c. Mattings. Good China Matting, 10c a yard.

Better grade, 12 l-3c a yard. Good grade of cotton warp Jap Matting, 20c a yard. Finer grades, 25c to 35c, Mrs. M. M.

Holly Dead. Mrs. Josephine Holly, wife of M. M. Holly died at her home in Neodesha Friday afternoon leaying a boy baby of one hour and six other children to surviye her.

She was 32 years and 2 days of age. Her parents live at Pine Bluff, Arkansas. The funeral will occur from the home Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. than the same qualities can be made from $1 to 81.35 for 50c Men's Rockfords Sox. per pair, 5c.

Large Turkey Red 'Kerchiefs, 2 for 5c Fine line of Men's soft Dress Shirts from 50c to SI 59. All grade in summer Union Suits, Shirts and Drawers. at home. Northern Table and Seed Potatoes, per bushel, 60c. Large Gold Dust, 19o.

1 lb. package Smoking Tobacco, 19c Star and Horse Shoo Tobacco, per 43c 16-ounce package Seeded Raisins, 10c. 16-ounce package Currents, 10c. 7 pounds Prunes, 25c. 20 lbs.

Best Granulated Sugar for 81. Subject to change. 3 one-gallon Milk crocks (white) for 25c Brown Stono ware, per gallon 5c. Dress Skirts. One lot nicely made unlined Walking Skirts, good material, 83.75.

Large line of tailor-made Walking Ladies' Shoes. Choice of 50 pairs Oxfords, worth $1.50, last year's styles, 75c. Fine line of new styles in Oxfords. Selz Lady Elgin Fine Shoes, 81.65. Krippendorff Dittman Ladies' Shoes, 82.25 in several toes and widths.

Best shoe made for the price. Fine line of Patent Leathers, all new styles. Baby soft sole Shoes from 15c to 50c. Boy's Clothing Nice line of Fancy Juvenile Suits, 83. Splendid all-wool Knee Pants Suits, 82.

Cheaper ones for 81. Skirts, will compare with most 87.50 Lace Curtains. A big stock of the newest patterns and every one at bargain prices. Good size curtains worth 70c for 50c per pair. Larger ones, 65c, 80c and SI.

Very large and beautiful designs for $1.25 to $4.75. skirts, for S5. Covert Cloth Skirts, 95c. Portieres. A big line of Tapestry Portieres as low as 81.50 per pair and up.

Two Good Oilers. The Frisco Oil company shot two wells today, one on Kimball south and Keys east. The first is estimated at about 40 or 50 and the Keys may make 20 barrels. Why "We Are Late. The Weekly Register was a day late this week at the request of the city council to get in certain ordinances.

Discriminating readers were able to surmise what Governor Riddle meant when he said in last week's issue of Men's Shoes. Selz Trivateer Plow Shoe, all solid, Corsets. Latest style Girdle Corsets, 25c, Latest style summer Batiste Corsets, all lengths, 50c. Fine summer Netting Corsets, 50c. SL25.

Selz Top Not3h Shoes, $1.50. Curtains Poles and Shades. Felt Shades, complete, 10c. A good cloth Window Shades, complete, 23c White Enamel Poles with fixtures, complete, 10c This is a grand opportunity to supply your Spring and Summer needs, and we hope to see everybody who lives in this vicinity some time during the month. Knit Underwear.

A good Vest, full size, 5c. Up to the finest Mercerized Lisle for 50c, uur biioe line is immense. We are agents for Royal Blue Shoes, the best A full line of Roval Worcester Corsets the Minneapolis Messenger: "There iS a little matter to which the MeSSenger begs to call the attention of Some of itS Subscribers. We really hate to Speak of it but Same have Seemingly on earth. in all the newest shapes.

allowed it to Blip their minds. To thiS iS a very important iSSue, in fact, ewft InilPfcD Inal tnis sale lasts an uukjlinu- Tiiu mujntji may, ana IIICJLIIJVIL t-we will keen "something doine" everv dav. US neceSSary in our business. We won't Speak further on the Subject, perhapS you have already gueSSed the New lots of goods will be placed on sale at SPECIAL PRICES, and you will get the Sou drift of our remarks." venir all during the month. It is related that when President Hayes was in Hutchinson twenty-fiye years ago a drunken man saw a crowd at the depot and joined in, not know lng what it was all about.

The Pres ident was shaking hands and making pleasant remarks, when this man turn came the President grasped his hand and said. "Glad to see you. my friend. The man did not know him and replied. "You have the advan.

tage of me." Hayes took this as a flight. KANSAS. NEODESHA,.