The Daily Mail from Wellington, Kansas • 3

4 pa 3 is PH? Bobby tfizer Drowned. Just as we go to press word reachec us that Bobby Hiz-r, the little son of II. T. Hizer, was drowned ist below the wnteiwoiks dam. He dived off tl dam.

He was about thirteen years oil. eDUiei LOCAL NEWS. The civia elub meets in the Presbyterian church tonight. There were no accidents at Wellington on the Fourth of July. Room and closet for rent in Standard block.

Call on A. Fetteja. El T. Hackney went to Wichita at noon on professional II. M.

Barnett delivered the Fourth of July oration at South Haven. Ira Roberts wa down from London township today visiting old neighbors, 2-4-6 or 8 rooms upstairs in central location, suitable for office or living- apartments. Rooms freshly painted and papered. Responsible parties only need apply. Call at once if you wish possession.

TWO JOINTS PULLED- 33 Eli Sheriff LingenfeTer Raids Two Conway Sp ings Joints. Sheriff J. M. Lingenfelter celebrated the Fourth by going to Conway Springs The Jeweler and visit the home of "Queen Quality," the famous shoe for women. Here you will find CENTRAL MARKET.

the largest and most complete lines of wom en's stylish footwear Garland itKnowles in the "Meat Market, way Are supplying some eatables choice and O. K. KoHHt, ficak. Sausage. wtleta and i hops.

Lucious and tender are found at tlH shop, A full line of cured meats always on No better grades can le found in the land. Don't forget that we handle I.ard. (fe'it Kthe Keep also the Banquet Ham bent in the line Nice Celery and Oysters in the season and exocHentJFish. Our market supplies you a most toothsome di-h. We handle the best In a market complete.

Liked by the public found clean and neat. Every patron is pleased with attention they find Satisfactory prices and good of the best carried west of St.Louis J. came in from Anthony last night to visit for a day or two with his family. H. F.

M. Bear was in the city Friday to his wife and baby home to Roswell. Frank Gott, who settled in South Haven township in 1S72, died on June 29 at Caldwell. Clem Spruance le't Friday for Excelsior Springs, to spend th 3 Fourth with Mrs. Spruence.

For lint A 4 room house and one 7 room, in good repair both of them. C. E. Bright. Charles Winger cime down from Herington yesterday, where he is working in the Rock Island shops as a machinist.

Senator Chettr I Long passed through the city Saturday evening on his way home from Oyster Bay and Washington. and miking a complete haul in raiding two saloons and arresting Doc Tarbill and A. Johnson, the proprietors At the same time he served ir jur ctions against the further operation of these es'ablishments. Two warranis were issued out of Justice L. D.

Chnddon's C'urt at the insti gation of D. Burnette, who has been employed by Conway Springs parties to g-t rid of these joints. He also filed civil injunction suits in district court, in which Judge Swarcs issued injunctions Thurcday evening. Arriving at Conway Springs Sheriff Lingenfelter secured the aid of J. A.

Fowler and Lafe Clark. They found both Tarbill and Johnson at a joint outside the city limits. They let nothing get away. The other joint is inside thi city. Byth are operated bv the two parties.

At the two places Mr. Lingenselter captured a good sized Expert Fitting a Specialty. 4 Garland Knowles, CHOICE MEATS. FOR ANYTHING IN THE DRUG LIKE GO TO .4 Jlfff A. rmsm JOHN R.

SPARR, I 3 1 1 Fine Footwear. PURE DftUdS THE PRiCE I ALWAYS RIGHT wagonload of beer and whiskey. He larded Tarbill and Johnson in jail Sunday morning and brought the liquor this city. FOR IUNE WEDDINGS My slock of Rich Cut Glass and Fine Silverware ishaid to beat, for its new and up-tordate, and the price is always right. vf LUMBER i (YARDa FRANK SIX, TheUp-to Date JEWELER E.

II, Filzgerald always Bima to have roasting ears, raised in his own garden, for his Fourth of uly dinner, and didn't fail this time. John P. Evans came to Wellington to spend the Fourth with his wife, who is visiting here, and left this morning for Enid, where he wi'l teach this month, in a normal institute. C. B.

Carson was in Wellington over last night from his home in Guelph, on his way to Kansas City for his son Charles, who is in a sanitarium there as the result of an atlack of the grip. Garrett Hurst, aged 50, a well known farmer and old settler living near was married Friday evening by Probate Judge Showalter to Miss Etta M. Smith, a school teacher aged 37, of Los Angeles. California. W.

M. Jackson leaves tonight for Okmulgee, Indian Territory, where he will be the secretary of the Pioneer Trust company, of which he ia one of the incorporators. The people of Okmulgee will find Mr. Jackson a capable and upright business man. J.

Johnston is in receipt of a letter from Dr. T. C. Biddle, superintendent of the Topeka insaue asylum, stating that his wife, Mrs. Minnie E.

Johnston, is no better. Dr. Biddle speaks of her Resting In Jail. El Montgomery, Chas. Smith and Dan Kidd spent the Fourth in the county jail.

Friday nuht Robert Bruce arrested Montgomery and Smith for committing a nuisance. As he started to the calaboose with them they both showed fight. Smith bruke loose and ran and Bruce beefed Montgomery in good shape. While this scrimmage was in progress Kidd jumped out of the shooting gallery and declared his intention of killing Bruce. Montgomery was first landed in jiil and then Kidd and later Smith were gathered in.

Saturday they were all fined in pilice court. Montgomery fl7. 75, and Smith and Kidd $12,75 each. In default of payment they were all locked up in jail. Fourth of July Robbery.

The only serious infracli of the peace on the Fourth of July in Wellington happened lite Saturday night at th Santa Fe depot A traveling harvester named A. Van Zantwa badly beaten and robbed of eight dollars, and a companion named The Fourth Is Past WE HOLD THE FORT i our line. Our yard's a regular fort rainst high prices. Before you buy Building Material cure our estimate. We have every to build with, from a Shingle up.

emember, jou can't do pood work ith poor material. We sell Heath Milligan Paints. ock Island Lumber Co case as one of chronic insanity without 1 Charles was ribbed of four i 1 pope of cure, but says her health is good. 5 dollars. These two men and a third one with One more Fourth has passed in history, and that is not the only fourth.

DEAN'S BIG SHOE STORE has cut one-fourth off their $4 and $5 Oxford Shoes this week and this fact ought to be very cheering news to a lot of people who have need for the goods. Go and get everybody's'prices and then get ours and you will find where to save money. The largest and best stock of Shoes in Sumner County to select from. We have a few sizes of Men's Goodyear Welt shoes in Vici Kid, Enameled, Box Calf or Crome Calt, all first class up to-date Shoes for ONE-FOURTH OFF. GEO.

B. DEAN. C. B. MacDonald, he of the Caldwell Advance, accompanied by his family, Ilk spenij several hours in Wellington Fri 1 1 day afternoon route to Oxford to celebrate the Fourth with relatives whom they were traveling came from the west on the Santa Fe Saturday afternoon.

They claimed to be bound for the Barton county harvest fields. They went to sleep on the baggage trucks at the depot. Sometime after midnight two men pounced on them and demanded their ,1 and old-time neighbors. Mac putB up one of the best weekly newspapers in Kansas, with a peculiar individuality running through it. There wag a wreck in the Rock Island yardB here Saturday night.

Two loaded coal cars that were being switched I about caused the accident." One of thpm jumped the track and the other Bpread the rails. The south bound money. The third man, J. E. Turner, made a run and got away.

Gellespie was unarmed and gave up his four dollars. Van Ztnt was sleeping with a 32 revolver in his hand, but as he rose up with it he was fblled by blows from a 44 three times ttnd then gave up his eight dollars. This is the story they told the police. They could give no description of their assailants. Dr.

J. A. Rea dressed Van Znt'B wounds and they left for Hutchinson, for which point they had tickets. $ioo Reward $ioo. The readers of this paper will be fJ? tu.iJiHtHT X1D t5l rum- 'The Perfection, guaran-o purify any cistern y'er in ten days so you drink it, Leave order one with the MITH IMPLEMENT CO.

COLORADO FLYER ON THE SANTA FE 3randmotlier's Female Remedy. he only medicine that will core the worst of female weakness. Ladies no longer a physician far female weakness, Grand- ther's Female Remedy does away with the ieon' knife, goes ritfht to the root of the ease. Warranted to cure the worst form of Kansas City to Paeblo, Colorado Springs andJDenver, daily, beginning June 4'h. Pullmm observation and drawing-room sleepers-chair car library-smoking ear.

Leaves Wellington 3:40 and 7:40 p. m. Arrive Colorado next afternoon, Qaiek luxurious convenient popular. i lale troubles. $1.01) per jar 5 jars $5.00 50c iljar.

Sold only, by Wining Chemical passenger yesterday morning was delayed some time until a track could be built around the wreck. Wichita Eagle, 5 Judge John T. Showalter of Wellington celebrated in the city yesterday. He and Judge Hatton served their country in the same regiment, and of course they are warm friends. If he could have all his friends in thh city vote in Sumner county Judge Bhowaltet would be reelected probate judge by a greatly increased majority.

The trustees of the county high school, at their adjourned meeting Friday, granted Prof. T. W. Butcher a vacation without pay from September 18, 1903. to May 20, 1904, bo as to era-bla him to take a course of instruction in Harvard university.

A jart of the agreement is that Prof. Butcher Bhall remain with the county high school for the 1904-5 school year. B. M. Bradley was in town Saturday.

He was one of the Bufferers from the hailstorm. Friday the agents of the St. Paul Insurance company, in which he was insured, called on him, allowed him 40 per cent as his loss and gave him a draft for the money on the spot. Mr. Bradley was much pleased with his treatment.

Last year he wa hvld out completely without injur- No. 117, St. Louis, Mo. Sherman Teal Another fast Colorado train now leaves Kansas City LOW-RATE EX- pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now kDown to the medical fraternity, Catarrh being a constitutional di-eise, requires a constitutional treatment.

Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the.foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in ita curative powers, that they, off on Hundred Dlars for any cbsj that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonial. AddrerB, F. J.

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