The Neodesha Daily Sun from Neodesha, Kansas • 1

i VOLUME IX NEODESHA, KANSAS, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1908. Derrick Established Mj 14, 18. I ISsa SuXMdc li St. 21. ISM.

I NUMBER 161. FREDONIA GLASS WORKER ARRESTED. FUNERAL OF CHARLES GARDNER. Say bovs! Tom Watsorfc me Out sgfain this Just before the east bound Frisco The body of Charles Gardner, who 3 WMis Hsisse, hs tin thlwL died at Wichita Monday morning, did not arrive on the evening train yesterday as expected because the nec-cessary arrangements had not been It's not the times that makes you feel bad. 1 You're all run down from your winter's work and worries and now is the time of all times you need your best energy.

pulled in to Neodesha yestreday, B. F. Carter, of Fredonia, called up over the telephone and told the agent to inform the officers that there was a man aboard the train that he wanted placed under arrest. He had no warrant for the arrest of the party but wanted him brought back to Fredonia inside of 24 hours and said a warrant-would be waiting for him. The officers were not at the depot but a hurry up call brought Marshal Newland who made a few hasty inquiries and found that the man was wanted for beating his wife.

Agent I made as to providing for the expense and some person to accompany the body. A subscription paper was circulated last night and the amount raised by this, with the assistance given by the A. H. T. being sufficient H.

C. Mienecks of Black Bros, undertaking establishment went to M'ichita and will return with the body this evening. Funeral services will be held at the residence tomorrow, conducted by Hulehan described him according to the description sent by Mr. Carter i i i i li I i i and Newland found him in the smoking car with his head sticking out Rev. B.

M. Powell, at 30 o'clock a. m. Interment in Neodesha cemetery. The A.

H. T. A. lodge will have charge of the 'burial service. the window as if looking for some one.

He made no attempt to evade memory, relieve that restless sleep and make you I feel like a new man. 1 If it don't we will gladly refund your money. Our populistic friends have unbounded faith and confidence in their candidate. So has the public in us. Our record of the paet speaks volumes.

If you want to secure satisfaction at all times, patronize us whenever in need of shoes. arrest he was about three-fourths drunk and would have made a poor show at getting away. Another man was with him who was as far along on the road to inebriety as he was. They were glass workers and were going to Joplin to have a time, they said. Newland told the other party he could on and have his fun alone, but with that true brotherly affection born of booze befuddled sympathy for his companion who had gone up against the frazzeled edge of an infelicitious domestic existence he stoically refused to part from him till the iron slatted PvW 75c llfW 1" A -4 t4 TT 4 TT 4 WW IT ATi IUL rHUMLU I LI II LI Elf I II I 'V portals of the city's stronghold wei I i CARNIVAL QUEEN CONTESTSTANDINC.

According to the report given out by the promoters of the Frisco Band's Carnival Queen contest the count last night, while not made public, shows that Miss Edna Cameron made the largest gain and that all made gains except Miss Bernice Bevans and Miss Roxie Simmerson. The positions now are as follows: standing today: Miss Carmen Phillips, first. Miss Edna Cameron, second. Miss Bernice Sevens, third. Miss Elizabeth Pelly, fourth.

Miss Roxie Simmerson, fifth. Miss Minnie Hines, sixth. All votes are one cent each. The voting booths are at The Corner Pharmacy. Kile's Jewelry store.

Owl Drug store. Krueger Clothiers. Young's Confectionery. Porter's Drug store. fierce Eson's drug store.

Heath Peterson's grocery. Shipley's Book and Jewelry store. Hubbell's store. All receipts from the Neodesha Dai The Rexall Store. "Get She HssLbit" Phone 87 J.

M. Watson, Stoutsville, Mo. THE DAILY SUN claimed and if you want to try it before buying, send "your address for a free sample bottle to Pepsin Syrup 119 Caldwell Monticello, HI. It is sold by Pierce Bros. Eson at 50c and a There are so many people that mak light of stomach trouble that it is time to sound a warninsr.

Don't nesr- SPECIAL. closed between them. The prisoner admitted that he had been kicking up some kind of disturbance and said he was expecting to be nabbed. He said his companion had come to him and offered to buy him a ticket and they had gone down to the depot expecting to shake the dust of the Holy City from their feet and hike off somewhere till the situation clarified somewhat about home. He seemed to be of the opinion that there was a sentiment at Fredonia against a man trying to convince his wife of the errors of her way by the use of brute force, especially after he had spent all his money for fighting whiskey.

Today Marshal Newland returned th prisoner' to Fredonia. His name Victor Barvais and he is a Frenchman and a pleasing sort of a fellow to meet when sober. His companion, who claimed to have seen the trouble between him and his wife, says that they have a great many rackets and he thinks both are to blame, as the wife is very high tempered as well as Barvais and that they are sometimes so incaution as to get mad both at on'ce. one man or thing unless you are getting benefit. The disease will, get worse.

J. M. Watson of Stoutsville, lingered and delayed so that no physician could help him. Finally he took Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and was cured.

This remedy is ab- 30 days' Trial $1.00 is theoffer on Pinules. Relieve back-ache, Weak Back, Lame Back, Rhuematic pains. Best on sale for Kidneys, bladder and blood. Good for young and old. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.

Sold by Pierce Bros. ly Sun showing cash paid on NEW THE DAILY SUN will give choice of the two solutely guaranteed 'to do what is SUBSCRIPTIONS will be counted as cash in voting. Put the receipts in ballot boxes in place of money. J. H.

ROBERTS, Representing the Great Cosmopolitan Shows, and promoter of Frisco Concert Band's contest. elegant watches displayed at Kile's to the young lady bringing in the most cash on NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS during the Carnival Queen contest. Remember, on NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS during this contest the SUN also gives a vote for the Carnival Queen for each cent paid. A' new subscriber is one who not only does not take the paper but is not a regular reader of a copy coming to another member of the same household. Put the receipts in the ballot boxes and they will be counted as cash.

These are $18 watches. Ask the jeweler. -xt i -li ir i ONE BANK ROBBER IS CAPTURED. vv no. i uunu auitu an ui xtxio W.

E. Phillips's butter for this summer. Anyone wishing to engage one or more pounds each IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS ANDY SMITH WINS EASILY. Just Don't Mistake the Cause of Your Troubles, A Neodesha Citizen Shows How to Cure Them. week will please call or phone their order to the store.

Arrived Plenty of Kaffir Corn on Hand. Heath Peterson's. Phone 69. L. Fredonia Herald: Andrew Smith, of this city, and Kid Kennedy, of Wichita, met at the Hudson opera house Saturday night at catch-as-catch-can.

The men appeared at 9:30 before a large audience. Smith threw Kennedy the first fall in eight minutes, with a double Nelson. Ten minutes time was taken and the wrestlers then went twelve minutes when Smith with a half Nelson and crotch threw Kennedy again. Smith had a great deal of confidence and went after his man from the very start. Andy was much stronger and the Kid's superior in every way.

The main bout was prefaced by an exhibition preliminary between Jack Moffitt and Al Davis in which Mr. Moffitt showed many of his scientific holds. The management was pleased with the attendance and was glad to- see that the ladies are beginning to turn out to these amusements. The next match will be between Hector Desgain, the fighting Belgian and Andrew Smith, which will be had at the opera house on Saturday night, May 23rd. Desgain is well known all over the country for his ability as a wrestler and fighter.

This promises to be one of the best, of the kind ever held at this place. Do not fail to see this. Many people never suspect their kidneys. If suffering from a lame weak or aching back they think that it is only a muscular weakness; wheu urinary trouble sets in they think it will soon correct itself. And so it is with all the other symptoms of kidney disorders.

That is just where the danger lies. You must cure these troubles or they may lead to diabetes or Bright's disease. The best remedy to use is Doan's Kidney Pills, it cures all ills which are caused by weak or diseased kidneys. Neodesha people testify to permanent cures. J.

H. Ralston, physician living at S17 Indiana street, Neodesha, says: "I used Doan's Kidney Pills for a too frequeut action of the kidney secretions and occasional spells of backache and they entirely relieved the trouble. I have no hesitation in endorsing this remedy as the best one I have ever used and one that should be used extensively in cases of kidney ailment. I procured Doan's Kidney Pills at Boss Porter's drug store." For sale by all dealers. Price DO cents.

Foster-Milburn Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. Fancy Fruits and Vegetables. Coffeyville Earth: Sheriff Pickett, of Chautauqua county, arrived in Coffeyville at six o'clock last night and left at ten a. m.

today with Wm. Tenant who was captured in Denver on last Thursday and who has confessed to being one of the two who held up and robbed the bank at Chautauqua Springs about six weeks ago. Tenant is nearly twenty years old, He talks freely and frankly admits his implicity in the robbery. To an Earth reporter, Tenant gave the following statement this morning: "Me and Harry Coleman did the work. We got $1,100.00 a piece.

After we got the money we went down in the Territory about thirty miles below Chautauqua Springs. We stayed there a few days and then started to Kansas City. We passed through Chautauqua Springs at night and we had a notion to stop and get the rest of the money that the banker claimed we got when the bank was robbed. At Kansas City Coleman's horse gave out and he took the train for Walla Walla, and I rode my horse on to Denver. Elmer Winslow had been going with my girl and when I went back he got sore and tipped me to the cops." Tenant has a mother and three brothers in Denver and a brother and sister south of Bartlesville.

The family had formerly lived in Oklahoma and moved to Denver. After awhile, this boy, William, returned to Oklahoma and had since been with Henry Starr and the gang but had never taken part in but this one ba-nk robbery. Ho says that himself and Coleman were with Starr and the gang just the day before the Tyro bank, robbery. That on that day he traded horses with Henry Starr, Henry getting the glass-eyed horse which is described as being ridden by one of the men who robbed the Tyro bank. Tenant says that during their meeting on the day he traded horses with Henry; himself and Coleman discussed their plans to rob the Chautauqua bank and that Henry gave them a few pointers and told them that if A handsome line of Kimonas, Dressing Sacks and Combing Sacks in cotton crepe and organdy, beautifully trimmed, a nice assortment to select from at Green Peas, New Cabbage, White Wax Onions, Pineapples, Fancy Apples, Bananas, Fresh Tomatoes, Asparagus, Green Onions, Radishes, Cucumbers, Green Beans, Good For Everybody.

Oranges, 20 cents per dozen and up. Strawberries a Specialty. We have secured the Brad Hand Strawberries for this season. Extra large Berries fresh every morning from this farm. not get weak kneed and make a botch of the job.

He has not seen Henry since that day, but believes without a doubt it was Henry Starr, Kid Wilson and a fellow with gold in his teeth who robbed the Tyro bank. Tenant is uneducated. He talks poorly and says that he "can't read much." He says that he expected them to get him sometime but not so soon. From him may bo gained information that will lead to the capture of Henry Starr and his gang. Mr.

Norman R. Coulter, a prominent architect, in the Pelbert Building, San Francisco, says: "I fully endorse all that has been said of Fylectric Bitters as a tonic medicine. It is good for everybody. It corrects stomach, liver and kidney disorders in a builds up the system." Electric Bitters is the best spring medicine ever prompt and efficient manner and sold over a druggist's counter; as a blood purifier it is unequaled. 50c at The Corner Pharmacy.

i 9 Browning's "Spot Cash" they did do it, to do it bravely and.