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Weir Daily Tribune from Weir, Kansas • 4

Weir Daily Tribune du lieu suivant : Weir, Kansas • 4

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Weir, Kansas
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'are irawrwyw "i'. Tlx TrilDUiie. VICTORY. VICTORY. .3 Preaching at the M.

E. Church next Sunday night by Pastor J. IV Ewbank. Everybody invited- --If von don't attend the omoialPapor Of Tlio Oity Of Wolr SUBSCRIPTION KATES Daily, per mouth in advance. Weekly, por year in advance.

,25 1.00 rwi rasa i bin! U' Celearing sale at The Famous you will mis the best Bargains of the sen son. Mrs. Itosse, of Weir City, passed through here this morn ADVERTISING HATES. IVisnlrtv ads. 20 eeuts an inch 1 per nnr) Wueklv Tru I'ooBnisaline wer week in I nig returning from an extended visit with her son at L'oteau, fcotb Daily and weekly.

Indian Territory. Headlight, Henry Hattie's is the best place in town for meal or TIME TABLES. Kansas City, Ft. Scott Memphis 11. NORTH KOUNO VTW BOUND No.

304 12:48 ra. No. 303 4: m. 40G 11:15 a. 301 p.

m. 1 1 :30 a. m. lunch. Ice cold Soda, Milk Shakes and Lerao just ns you like them.

There were three colored me'i Not the Spanish fleet Mi 'c IfilE ABE I 3 formerly employed at No. 18, in Santiago with a poor but with an over- c-f ammunition and who have enlisted in th volunteer army. We tire unable to at invoictng time, vv usl abundance of seasonao intend to stard cur p-round, ad our dynamite croiscr will belch K. of P. convention torn or- 1 I 1 A forth not gun cotton earthquakes but Bargains in every Department ur store.

We are willing to show you our goods, not doubting aftor rnmnn-ino- nn 1 nrl" Dri('v- udth of GUI' COUIDC ti tOl'S, that row mtrn u. iron iorgec inai i -J there is work in -the third rank, and a full attendance is desired. ill see tliat vc are giving you the Greatest Bargain-. you wi dav. lso installation of officers.

IiOST, Yesterday on Main street, a sleeve button with a wkst bound-No. 408 p. m. Train No. 304 ru.is via Pittsburg and Oirard to Kansas Oily and couneotu with main line train on arrival at Soottfor Memphis, Birmingham and ail points east.

Train No 407 runs to Kansas City Via Arcadia, Train No 302 runs to Kansas City Via Cherokee and tiirard. Shortest route and quickest time to all southern and southeastern points. Tickets on sale fof Hll points U.S. and Canada and Mexico. Trans Atlantic steamship tickets via 6 standard lines, including Canard, Aniens can, French, White Star, North German Lloyd etc, Apply to undersigned for any iur ther A.

J. Sams, Agt. St. Louis San Francisco K'y Co. LOCAL TIME TABLE, No, 131 Arrives m.

No. 134 Departs 11:35 a. m. No 133 Arrives- 4:00 p. m.

No. 130 Departs 4:15 p. m. VICTORY IS YOURS. "We to Reduce Hence the Following Price Scotch thistle engraved on lace.

Suitable reward if brought to this office. Fine Organdies and Dimities worth 20c ami 25c, new goods just received Clearing sule price, 8 1-8 and 1.0l The Don't forget the Free Metho dist 'quarterly meeting commencing Friday night at 8:30, and running over Sunday. Every body invited to come and hear the Elder I. N. Penneltou.

Look out for Quarterly Med Carpet Samples. 1 Wcsk Goods, Prints, Etc: and 85c per yard, Sale prmc 'ivinS Nos. 133 and 134 are worth 5 ccr.ts Worth 50c, 75c 25 cents. i'in cs tf Shilling Prints 50 uk- lice l'iciis Dress Prints, 1 is 100 Gents Furnishing Goods. passanger trains between Pittsburg and Weir, Train No.

130 runs from Weir to r.ipml via Pittsburg and returns to urtii GHc, Sale price 3 l-2c ec Shirts, 100 '5 Do. Men's fancy Neg worth $1.00, Sale price I'ictes l'ancy 1 ns, suitable for Wiiisis, 10c (it 13c, tt'aic price 7jic rit-ci-s Assorted Lawns, worth 5 cents Carl unction making direct eon nee- n.LCj.i)iirAi' lor for 25 Hon witn me muu imo south. all ooints-eiist, west, noun ami 1 (iii-jjliains, huporU-d, 10 Doz. Men's Fancy Negligee Shirts, collar attached, worth 65c, and 75c, Sale price 12 Doz. Men's Vancy Shirts, collar attached, worth 65c, Sale price C.

O. Cl.AlBOItN, Agt. IOC ina-at the M. E. Church, on the price vi ry yurd v.

rth 15c, 1 if. cs eiepn.t 1 Ui it-e ard I2'3 -ale price 65c 500 35c 25c 20C 25c Goods Department. Doz. Men's Fancy Cotton Sweaters, worth 50c, Sale price Doz. Men's Sweaters, worth 35c, Sale price Do.

1 ley's Sweaters, worth 30c, Sale price Doz. Men's Suspenders, worth 40c, 50c, 9 5 10 ant line of these Is, 1 have an a 1 imiii.s i's t-i- es aud ('hecks, an il reuuics Indi.i Linens, etc, all sold at a rednc and 75c, Sale price Loin lii oi July (HitPi turn just tlifl thnijf tor l() and oHln pro-tout, mouth, by I. 11. I'neo. o': lAxt Scott Kansas! Tell yui fnoads about it.

Aenr load of gravel arrived this morning from Gulena. Street commissioner Faherty will at once commence the macadamizing of 10 street which work will be rushed as fast as possible. L. Conner was arrested this morning by Constable 1 iresses. Dross Goods Departmar.t.

Local Brevities, Roy's Suspenders 5c and IOc. Fourth of July Ties and Suits a CpeciaJty. Shoe Soparinwnt. Ladle's Lid, Kford's, worth $1.00, Sale price 50c Mfsses' Kid Oxfoid's, worth 75c, fi.oo and 51.25, Salt; price 40c, 50c and 75c Ladies' Fine Shoes, small sizos 2, 2 and '3, less than half ice. ovei stocked in Mens' Lace and Congress Shoes, size 10, which we will sell you at less than wholesale prices.

Grocery Department. It's warm to talk l'apeins, Mohairs, lacipiards and Novelty Dress (ioods, hut we are making hot prices in the above line. All new Designs, which are worth your notice. Don't ovci look our Remnant which is tilled with "Hot Shots" Novelty Dress (Ioods, Silks S.ilins, Percales, Lawns, less than half original prices. Laces and Embroideries.

Harry Wilkinson on the charge Fiftv pieces To; chain Yalenciens and Sevilla II A Shots" in our Grocery De We still have 25c, Sale price 5c, St Laces, worth 10c, 15c, and Ed Bennett is in Pittsburg It. W. Emerson went to Columbus today on business. "Bobby" Mogg went to Pittsburg wu business today. Wanted At the Mmiiteau Hotel a first class cook at once.

Geo. J. Post, manager of the K. T. store is in Pittsbug to- The dog catcher is making-life miserable for the dog without! the tax collar.

This Sale Continues Until July -7. of assail and battery and brought before Squire. Sam ins. Ho gave bonds for his -appear -anc on my 11. at 1 o'clock.

-Mayor H. M. (Jrandle has greatly changed his personal appearance by having his moustache removed. Mis most intimate friemls nre compelled to take a second look before they are able to recogirze his excellency, Col. Allen andT.

Kirkpatrick, M. I), were in Weir today recruiting colored troop's. Col. Allen Gut Prices in 8 ail Department Call and See Us. lliUSUEIIMUl 9 Every one Genuine Money Savers, KANSAS WEIR GITY, i --Co: have received their arms and are now being drilled in manna i of arms.

BaTTo trade a first class organ for a milk cow. A. CiAUXEIt. I) irk and light challies and Lawns worth 5e clearing sale price 2 l-2c at The Famous. terrible Turk" of the wrestling fame, was a victim of the La Bourgoyue disaster.

For Sale A good single bicycle. Inquire at Hotel Dean barber shop. Miss Alice Hong left on the 11:15 Memphis today for Lamar, where she will visit with friends two or the weeks. Fii I)imiti all new patterns 'FAST WOOL W( rth 10c earing a.ile price 5c at the Famous Lost, a beautiful badge from has all the confidence in th world in the United States soldiers, and says all you have to do is to give them a chance and they will prove to the world that they ary made of the right material. Pearl llobinson received a letter from Ed Cald i ell, who is with Capt.

Farrell at Camp Alger in which he writes the boys are getting along nicely. He also seat a photopraph of himself, dressed in his uniform, which gives him a fine appearance. Pearl says Ed has gained about ten pounds in weight since he left here. The receipt of anything coming from the boys is highly appreciated by bur people, finother installment of the beautiful concerning the divorce and silver. Nor ton Champion.

The only rivalry vhi6h exists between our army and navy is 1 he vcrv Uud b'e one of seeing which cau do the bravest and Notice, Those who were dftade.lto sell tickets for the disposa of ahorse, will return the remaining tickets to the committee More July 13. Ilrtin O'IIaha, John Si'LLIVAN, T. M. Bauhett. The Tope Profoundly Dejected.

London, Jtil.yG. A special dispatch from Rome sa.vs the pope is profoundly dejected at the fresh disuster'to Spain. The dis pat ch adds that several cardinals strongly urge his holiness to make another attempt to ar- range peace between Spain and most effective lighting. Cotton- wood Fails Leader. the United States, but the pontiff declares the failure of his first intervention Whs so complete that he can not reinitiate the it is mm NO.

54 STARTS TODAY. The new T. shaft formerly the Barret shnft No. 3 which has been shut down for some resumed work under the management 'of the above company. The mine is uboutfourand a half miles notrh of Weir, There are 100 ncres of the I'wenry-setouu that some peopje wbo say they never Mm mi i Alirer.

'Finder will do read patent medicine ndvurtisments will be found lugging home eveiy now If the money squandered on the Spanish war could have been spent toward building the Nicaragua canal, humanity might have been more greatly benefited. Hiawatha World (rep.) To those UoiHiied with piles, cither itching or bleeding, wo p.M ticnlary recommend Ur, Arniea aud Wileli JImziI Salve. will imnud rawly relieve and posnively euro this disease. and then a bottle of sovve favorite remedy of theirs. Wo don't r4tiier Among our iiansa; "Exchanges.

There is only one war party in and that is the eople Emporia Bepubli voutotry 10c iriaf Lottie of Dr. 1 laml belonging to the shaft, and favor ly returning tlie same to Win. McNut. Will Gracey and 4.1ms. Baum "hiked" it to Columbus -this morning where they go as deler gates to the convention.

Caldweir Syrnp IVpsin for cossti pa- the prospects are thai it will be lion, indigestion nr.d stonincli troubles. i one of the line.st shafts in this Cfin- 50c and $1 sizes. At Allen's drug store. We are patiently waiting for part of the country,.

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1 122
Années disponibles:
1897-1898