The Gate City Journal du lieu suivant : Arkansas City, Kansas • 1

NO 0 VOL, 13, ARKANSAS CITY, KANSAS, FRIDAT, SEPTEMBER 11, 1903. Denton, Cashier, Wm. E. Otis, Presldeit. Tom Mantor is now with the OrmlS' ton Mercantile company.

Fatal Ikwtlif Bexter. Wednesday light about 7:30 Billy Green- Horn, Sunday to Mr and Mrs Clarence well shot Mont Sartin on the streets of Tne Watt, of Tanneb.il! a son. Farmers State Bank, ARKANSAS CITY, KAS. fiiA HAH Undivided $15,000 Capital Paid in Dexter, from the effects of which he died the next morning about 4 o'clock. Beth members are well known in this vicinity.

Green well Is a well kno.wn cattleman aid Republican pojkkiian. Sartin also Is a well known reputlloan politician but has acquired most of his notoriety In the joint business. He has" been pulled and fined and sentenced jail at various times bit the joint would start up again. It was out of this joint business that the feud between the two men grew, and that pr0fits DIRECTORS. J.

MACK LOYE, E. NEFF. Wm.E. OTIS, A. H.

DENTON. JNO.L. PARSONS. lived but one day, Jim Warren went to Kingman Tuesday to take part in the Wild West contests at the cattlemen's picnic there. Died, Tuesday at the Ijome of her daughter Mrs.

Lightfoot, South street Jane llasler, aged 81 years. The remains were taken to Ox'ord, Ohio for burial. Evert Ridgeway one of the vistims of the Twigg tragedy at Winfield who was thought to be fatally shot, Is getting better gradually aid will probably recover. -O lie Pickle formerly with the Western Union here but now in the company's office at Topeka is spending here taking in the reunion. It seemed a little rat of the nature of things see the old Walnut nearly out of bank Thursday, threatening to inundate the reunion grounds, when we have had no rain here for wt ks.

Married, Sunday evening at the home of 1he bride in the First ward Mr Thomas A Houston and Mbs Frances Cain, Rev Lee Sorey ot elating. Mr and Mrs Hous ton will reside at 1C0 South street. -Constable Kenner wbo was thought to be fatally shot by Jim Doughty atKaw City last is improving and may recover. Doughty made his escape and has not yet been captured. John Devore of Pleasant Valley has purchased the Dr Gay property on Eist Tenth and will make his home in Winfield and give his children the advani tages of the Winfield schools.

-Coorier. F. L. WOODDELL, President. W.

WILCOX, Cashier i H. W. EARLOUGHER, Ass't Cashier. The Hon)e National Banl. Arkansas City, Kansa.

CAPITAL, $100,000, J. G. STREAN, W. E. SWENTZEL, J.

F. ROEBUCK. W.E.WILCOX. F. L.

WOODDELL, HOWARD ROSS, NEAL A. PICKETT, resulted in the fatal shooting. Postmaster Nicholson wan with Green-well on the street when Sartin in company with two men were observed following them, walking The two men stepped to the edge of the sidewalk for them to pass. Instead, without a word of warning Sartin made an attack on Green well, hitting him over the head with a re-revolver knocking him down. Green well pulled his gun, but they were so close together that in the scuffle both guns were dropped.

Greenwell succeeded in pickiig up Sartin's revolver and fired three shots. One struck Sartin in the chin, breaking his jawbone, one went through the chest and the other through the abdomen. Immediately after the shooting Green well accomponled by Nicholson started to Winfield and gone himself up to the sheriff. County Attorney Torrance filed a corns plaint agaiist well, charging him with murder in the second degree. His bond wps fixed at $5,030 which he had no trouble giving.

His peiiminary hearing is set for the 17ii in Jud.e Webb.s court. The notwithstanding some adverse conditions, among which were the hot, dusty weather and the (air at Win Held, the attendance at the reunion was good. The crowds were not so large as some former reunions, bat that wa to be expected under the circum8 ances. The speakers Included Congressmen Calderhead, Miller, Chas Curtis and Victor Murdock, Gov. Ferguson, Claud Duval Barnard Kelly and other lesser lights.

The (act that there was not a speaker of Rational note present, was another reason the people did not tarn out in great numbers. The old soldiers were well provided with tents, wood, and camping out faclll-Um were, never better, and the old boys bo doubt enjoyed themselves better than If the crowd had been larger. Col Weldy of Galena had chasge of the campores, and is an ideal man for the place. GreenleaCs band was on hand each day. The boys have improved wondefully lately and make good music and a fiie appearance, The Chllocco Indian band was In attendance Thursday, 'lbe boys are all right.

Bridge Completed. The large 't stone bridge In the state has been completed and wis formally accepted Friday by the county commissioners of of this county. This bridge Is the one across the Walnut river at the Duokard mill twelve miles south of infield. It has been in process of construction for over one year and built by Walter Sharp, Eureka, Kansas. The budge consists ot three fifty foot arches and one thirty fest making a total lenvth from bank to banic of 180 feet, lthpocost as follows The county $2,650, the township $50) and subscription I1.80D The bridge is faid to bo as perfect in construction it is possible to be.

The commissioners and all who have seen it, express themselves a high'y pleasel with Press. TDedtest llie Bridge. The new stone bridge across the Walnut near the Birdzell mill is now completed and the people in that vielnity propose to celebrate the event. A basket picnic has been arranged for September 24. Th Arkansas City band will be in attendance and, nice program hps been arred.

This stone bridge is the finest stone bridge in state and is worthy of a little celebration. A great many Arkansas City and Winfield people wi 1 attend the dedication. Topeka is having a tilt with the local coal trust. In Judge Hazen's conrt Tuesday two operators were sent to Jail for contempt until such time as they might con-elude to ans wer questions. The refused The commercial club at its meeting Monday night discussed the elect! ic stmt car franchise asked for by Mr North of this city, and which is now under consideration by the city council.

No eMion was taken on the matter. FLyiRis IS THE BEST. Wilson went to Klackwell and IT other Oklahoma points today adver se the big excursion t- Lake Charles, to Glveston, and other Texas Ed Glais and Tom Pool the men who Tbe New Era Milling Gcmpany. were with Sartin when Tie shooting occurred, were also air" -ted and taken to Winfield, and are charged with complicity in points, which leaves this city Inesday, September 16, over the Santa Fe. The round trip is $15.

Mr Wilson will return to the city' tomorrow night and will go down with the excursion. al'empting to kill Greenwell. Their bonds -The service of the Nickle Plate Road Died, last Friday evening at his home inSleeth addition of consumption, Jacob CMaidson, aged 56 years. Funeral was were fixed 2.0CD which tiey were unable A nson Lewis a 10 year old boy had his t) give. arm broken Wednesday by being run ti New York and Boston, is insurpassed.

Three fast express trains, in each direction, each direction, daily. These trains held Scnday with interment in Parker Public sympathy is with Greenwell, and imetery. Deceased was a native of Den over by a carriage, fle jumbed off a Btreet car just in front of a carriage driven by are composed of modern first-class day the shooting seems to 'lave b3en in self-defense. mark but ha3 lived in this city a number of years. coaches, elegant vestibuled sleeping-cars cars between Chicago, New York and (j.

s. nartiy and it was impossible to stop tlievelicle before being run over. The We are unable to learn the verdict of the Boston and othr eastern points; superior Public Sale. Pat on will have a Public Sale at parties in the carriage took the lad to the St. Charles hotel and Dr Mc Kay wa called in' attendance.

dining-car service meals being served on coroner's Inqest. American Clnb Plan, ranging iu price lvs place four and half miles southeast of You dont have to pay somebody else tills city, Monday, September J4 lie will The two Arkansas City oil and gas from 35 cents to a service a la Cate. Passengers can can travel comfortably, sel 57 head of fine bred Jersey cattle, con- companies that are drilling on leases nfir railroad fare or there bad debts. How are you fixed on win'r undtrwear. We sell It cheaper than anybody at the Mam and ecomicolly via the Nickel Plate.

Peru in Chautauqua county, both brought in wells a few days ago. The company that your ticket reads that way. Chicago City Ticket office, 111 Adams St. Depot, to answer on the ground that it would In of which George Hartley, 8 Gilbert, Ben moth Racket. -I Kobt F.

Ramsey, son of A Ramsey La Salle St. ani Tan Buren St. on the criminate them. They appealed to the Coonrad and li Fitzpatrlck xra the prin elevated loop. of Bolton township, aid who wpi kicked cipal stockholders, brought In a big gasser; state supreme court.

in tho head by a horse several weeks ago, while the Oreacant company, compose! sis' 'tig of 80 milch cows, 5 yearling heifers, 11 heifer calves, 11 bull calves. This a fine herd of Jers'es, and should espe-cifilly altrect the buyer, who whli a pre.ty and useful family cow. Also will sell 4 head of workhorses and two mules. Also ot go Kid: me 1 1 will sell 5 0-year old Duriip.ru rows and his 'lute year old trotting stallion, Andy Anriirson, a dark mahogany bay, weight 12J0 lbs. Sale commences at 10 o'clock.

Usual truis. Ffeo lunch. George Bly, Auctioneer, Granville Lowther, wbo was tied -for died from the effects of the wound Monday, The- funeral wes held from Mt. of Frank Hess, Kirkpatrlck, Will Nelson and Mank Love, "struck oil." The heresy in this city a year ago last March and found guilty, and his license to preach Zton Church Tu sday, with interment in wells have not yet brou tesd, but here is hopiig that they will prove good ones. in the M.

church taken from, has been Mercer cemetery ninsta: i fn the ministry. Dr. Lowthtr The Crescent Jewelry Store. First published in The Gate City Journal gives It out that he will continue p-each aid lecture independently, although the Arkansas restoration of his license will admit hitn August 28. 1003, PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In Justice Court of W. D. Kreamer. a to any to which he may be invi'c i Justice ot the Peace in and for the city of 3 3 Arkansas uty, Cowley Uuunty, Kansas. City Professor and Mrs Faik returned Mrs.

Luella Pyles, Sunday evening from a visit to their old borne at Maora, Illinois. Plaintiff, vs. T. Davis, Defendant. To Texas, Miss Stella P.

Earnest of Silverdale, a graduate of the Arkansas City Illifh Schools also of the State University has The defendant, J. T. Davis, will here and Return. 3 3 in take notice that he has been sued in the above entitled case by the above named been grautci a ife certificai to teach. ptantirf, for the turn et four K5-100 .85) dollars.

That the St. Louis and San First published in The Gate City Journal jtecial Excursions ltnte ft Poin'a In Michigan and Ohio. Eifective at once. The Missouri Pacific Ry. will place on sale excursion tickets to many points In iu Michigan and Ohio, at rate of one fare, plus $2 CO fur the round trip, good until Octooer Slst.

to remrn. Call on W. A. Iluuert, agent, Arkansas City, for parti Pianos sold on easy paymeuts by A. H.

Fitch. H. C. Farm and Stock Auctioneer. ARKANSAS CITY.

Twenty years experience. Terms reasonable. -Satisfaction guaranteed. Office with 11, U. Hess, S.

Summit St. Dr. D. Roberts, Fiancisco Railroad Comyanv.a corpora August 28, 1903. PUBLICATION NOTICE.

3 3 $15 -4 .00. tion, has been summoned as garnishee, 10 per ct. Off on Everything, Reunion mat tnev are iBaeotea to tne derindent You are therefore notified that the trial of Io Justice Court of W. D. Kreamer, a Justice of the Peace in and for the city of taid cause has been set for bearing on the Arkansas City, Cow lay touaty, Kansas.

19th day of Sseptenibsr, 1903, at 9 o'clock A.M. and that unless you appear in person Tickets on saie September 15, 1903. Return limit October 7. 3 or by attorney, judgement will be rendered Mrs. Luella Pvles, Plaintiff, vs.

J. W. McClanahan, Defendant. against you by derail tana garnisheiirect- Stopovers allowed to Worth, San i tn pay into the hands of the court a Antone, Hou -n, Galveston and other rneeit sum or money to satisfy tne 3 3 3 3 The defendant. John Mc Clanahan, will hereby take notice that he has been points.

1 Phone 240. W. BURNETTE, A.T. F. Ry.

finest ana costs or mis action, xou ill govern yourself accordingly. Mrs. Luella. Pyles, AttHt: Plantiff. sued in the above entitled court by the above named plaiintiff for the sum of four and 86-100 (S4.01i)doliar8.

That the St Louis W. D. KiKAiiKR. Justice ot the Peace, -J Arkansas City, Kas. 3 Dental Rooms Ovku Fakmeks Statu tins Zi day ol August, iuus.

A San Francisco Railroad Company, cWeek. corporation, has been summoned a gar-utifl. that ev are indebted to the de Good, borest, tp-to-ilat Dental Woik Wanted-Skvebal persons op chab- fendant. You re therefore notified that reasonable prices. 15 years experience.

3 at CE. L. Mc Dowell.5 WANTED-SKVlEALPEBSONi OF CHAR th trial of said cause has been set to acter and good reputation in each state aduate of three different dental col- hnirlniron the 19th day of Septembsr, (one in this county required) to represent legis in the Smt aoter and good rtputatiu on each state (one In this eounty required) to represent 1803. at 9 o.clock A. fid that unless and advertise old established wealthy vnu annaar in nerion or by attorney and advertise ol I established wealthy lurtirmfint will he rendered at ainst you by business honse of solid financial standing, business house of solid financial standing Salary $21.00 weekly with expenses additional, all payable In calh eachWf dnesday direct from head offices.

Horse and default, and garnishee directed to pay lite the hands of the court a sufficient sum nf mnnpv to satisfv the judgment and Salary 21.00 weekly vith exptnses ad ditional, all payable lu cash direct every costs of this action. Tou will, therefore, ROBT. TELLER. -Physician and Surgeon Cancers and Tumors Properly Treated. Parker Block.

ARKANSAS CUT, Wednesday from head fc.Tices. Horse and carriage furnished when necessary. govern yourself accordingly. Mrs. LnuLLA Ptles.

References. Enclose self-addressed carriage furnished whei necessary, Re Ladies wishing tollat articles, skin food, face cream and hair tonic, call and Fee Mrs A. M. Weeks, 806 West Central Avs euue, Arkansas City Kaasas. ftrences.

Kaclose self-addressed envelope envelope. Colonial 134 Dearborn St, Plaintiff W. D. Kbxambk, Justice of the Peace, this 34th day of August, 1903. Colonial, 132 Dearbern Chisago.

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