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The Caney Patriot from Caney, Kansas • 4

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The Caney Patrioti
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Charlton vill preach at the Mrs Jas. Minncr and Roy are THE REGULATOR Christian church in this city next expected home from Colorado in Sunday morning and evening. a few days. TIME Missouri Time Card, JSast Bouii.4 NVcKt Hound. lu.

riiaaengei no. 7 m. Freight 7:52 Frank Bower wants all your Misses Mary and Kate Peter walnut trees or logs and will pay son went up to incicpenucncc, Through the medium of the Hats Saturday. Capes you the highest market price. Office at'the Patriot Office, or Direct nil communications to, Attorney It.

C. Dooicy was public press begs to announce its sincere thanks to the public for infield has joined the list of over from Coffeyville Saturday.on pall on F. B.DkWitt, A pout, Caney, Kansas, In lints we havo a complete Hue from a Fifty cent wool hat up to a Five egal business. patronage given us for the twelve months last past. On the 10th Dollar BtotNon, also a complete lino of Lcn.

Peterson and family and clothing, men's and children's wear G. B. Atwood and family went fiANTA timetable. "lJartloKVltle Braiinh. and furnishing goods of all descrip.

nutting-Sunday. dry towns. Cause: 1 he county aitoruey and sheriff fused, and 12 joiutists were arrested, J. R. Charlton has been employed to assist Ex- Lieutenant Governor Harvey, in the defense of a young man charged with a felony, at Topeka in the district Mrs.

Gwyn Allen returned from I Mix day of September 1898; we opened on the ruins ot the Big Racket our new store The REGULATOR LM1 tlous, both iadies and gouts. We would call your special attention to our new line of uudet wear Juit received, but purchased last spring at Coffeyville Sunday where she has oeen visiting- wuu uer parents ii. m. '(1-15 fi-ir, BOO LOOK V. 8.

Leo can fornix you Court of Shawnee county. Court ii. lii-M 11-25 12:01 1-Srt 1- 45 2- 15 2-45 3 -Uii i. hi. p.

in. 10-ra Iniluiipnilouco' cn Hiu Hulum, 111 lU Iliivumt, 5-45 -M NlMtJi.i'. Oi) 0 31 VjNKY, II 1.4 Cv'i UO) 1vwr.m, 7im 4 4J ItatVKV 7-2') 8-W ii.irtiu.svlllo. 7 tt-i the time the markets were glutted aud bought at a bargain, hence we any kind or grade of wall paper you meets there the first Tuesday in wain. are prepared to make you prices our If you like the Patriot and competitors can't duplicate.

and filled it with a better stock of goods than ever before was car want it to succeed call in and let us enroll your name. January. G. A. R.

NOTICE. All members of the Grand Army are requested to meet at the Odd Fellow's Hall on Saturday the 28th at 2 o'clock p. m. to make arrang- ried in Cauey, Believing that Oiin Peterson drank concentra our efforts would be appreciated ted lie Monday. His mouth and Let us do your job printing-.

by the public. Our hopes have been more than realized, we now throat were badly ments for the reception ot Lo. John Morris in town yesterday Millinery Have you seen oandios at hat the people are willing to pay wentieth Kansas at Coney ville. Caney failed to sell her $10,000 Ab8, a fair price for good gocds, if they know they are getting the worth of gas bonds and now asks S. M.

Porter was in Coffeyville sc-ne private corporation or indi Sunday. yalue of their money expended, vidual toenter the held and bore Horace White went to Texas has been our aim to add to or eras. The town is no doubt in Ilinkle went to Collns-! villc last Saturday to pay off R. Pluukett's men. J.

R. Charlton and A. M. Parsons attended court at Sedan this week. Pawpaws and pecans are beginning- to get ripe and the small boy is happy, The leading- question: "When and where will the next fire break out?" (Sunday, the gas belt and three or four our stock better lines of goods Just opened an elegant line of In fants, Chlldreus, Misses Ladies Jackets, capes, wraps aud furs.

The most complete line ever brought to the City, Hanging In price from Fifty cents to Twelve Dollars. But spae aud time lorblds us to mention cveiy thing, suffice to say we have everything usually kept in a first class general store. In regard to prices, we have only this to say: We believe in letting the public Judge whether or not prices are right. We have no groat promises to make you, wo would simply say that we will try and accord to ood wells would give the place a W. O.

Truskett was in Bartles rom year to year, and the fact Jit fjjle Sunday. that our trade has increased in strong push on the way to future prosperity. Coffeyville Gaslight. proportion is satisfactory evid Major Rhodes went up to Ott Rev. C.

B. Gray filled the pulpit ajva Saturday. ence to us that our efforts have of Baptist church Sunday night C. H. Webster went to Bartles been appreciated.

With this idea in view we have filled our store and delivered a very excellent cus course. His theme was the perse. yille Sunday. S. T.

Walters has purchased M. verance of the saint and his rom cellar to garret with the Chorett's half interest in the Blue Front livery barn. Mag-net. remarks were illustrated by numer you in the future the same generous, ous farcefuland mirth-generating Milburn Barnes assisted by C. courteous treatment we have given you iu the past, which you have choicest lines of goods wo have ever exhibited for the inspection of the public.

We are now show figures. Bartlesvtlle Magnet Agnew and Bert Abbet will do the painting on Col. Porter's new shown us you appreciate by giving us Fred Cavis went to Bartlesville your patronage. Tuesday looking up a location house. for putting in a photograph, gai- John Bullette a prominent and erv; but thinks Uartlesville ing our fall stock, complete in all its details.

Dry goods in endless variety In Dress Goods, Prints, Suitings, Percales, Ginhams, Linens, Swisses, Henerettas, Brocades, Sateens, Plaids Coverts, influential member of the Cherokee tribe was a visitor in our vvou be no improvment on We have now opened for the in epection of the public our FALL LINE OF MILLINERY under the care of Miss. Lulu B. Lewin, who Caney. rea win very iiKeiy commence business here just as city, Monday. PRIOE-F.

8. Lee's wall paper soon as he can get a room and new outfit. Price to suit you. Crepons, with a thousand other things at prices to suit the pur ha administered to your wants iu the City for the last TEN years. Her skill as a trimmer is admitted by all.

Groceries GROCERIES: Our line of groceries incomplete In every detail and of the best varieties ot goods on' the market. We meet all prices made by any first class house in Southern Kansas. We acknowledge no superior. The; proof of the pudding is theeating thereof. A trial will convince.

The only houss in the City carrying the celebiated brand of O. B. FLOUP. made at Win-field, Kansas. J.

R. Charlton and the editor A laiffo assortment of fresh high chaser. In SHOES we have tnree C3 were courting at Sedan Tuesday. 2rado chocolate caudy at, The editor had the pleasure of (St JOllB'S Having visited the markets regularly and brighteued up her ideas with taking- dinner with Mr. and Mrs.

Charley Dunmore was up from Mrs. R. Reed and Ella have gpf to Joplin. Paper hanging done uoatly and quickly by 3. Lee.

G. F. St John went to'the ter-titory Sunday. George Crane came up from Baf tJesville, Sunday. Major- Rhodes came in" from the Monday.

Bjb Smith attended court at Vinita this week, IGN WORK Any style or de-igti. B. Loo. Art. Toner has accepted a position with Walt.

Meeker. Dick Killion is assisting1 in the Ridgeway restaurant. Leon Klien, of Kansas City, as, in town Saturday. J. Henderson went to Tyro Saturday on business.

Andy Norwood, lawyer, was up Sunday looking- around. Dr. Booker went to Tyro Sunday, on business. Charley Taylor was up from Collinsville, Saturday. Wm.

Sherill went to Bartlesville Monday. Hammon. We find Mrs. Georgia Bartlesville. Monday.

He will iust as perfect in her housekeep every thinr new, eh'o is prepared to render you better services than ever move his family there in a few times the stock of any other house in the City, from the best facto-tories in the west. Every thing from a good work shoe to the finest ladies dress shoe. Every shoe sold by us is guaranteed to be as represented or money refunded. ing- a3 in her lessons at school, in days. which she allowed no one to before.

The line boing mors full and complete, which at tlio same time excel. She has a beautitul home Ernie Brown sold his fine driv Thanking you for past favors and hoping for a coutiuueauce of tha sara in Sedan of which-she is justly ing team to Mr. Dilwortli, and prices have not been advanced. proud. they were shipped to Texas last James W.

Yelton who lives on Sunday. Brush creek in the Territory met Middletou Bros, will do the MostRsepectfuly Yours, T. Truskett Oo. with quite an accident while com carpenter work and Ralph Bates bir to town Monday with a load the plastering on tne new Btrau of hogs. By some meaiis a hog- ley-Truskett building-.

escaped from the wagon and as 0. WYATT, 4 Jake Mitchell, I. R. Miller, Mr. Yelton went to dismount, ne fell, breakiucr a qvc iust below John Brooks and Howard Pasco, Or.

F. Larch, the hip, four inches. Dr. T. spent a portion of the week in the Stevens reduced the fracture, and Resident Dentist office over Comer Restaurant.H'aney, Kiinsns.

Teetli extracted without piilu, by: iue of Oditutunder. territory hunting-. the patient is doing well. Dr. Reynolds is putting- up the Uncle John Ilodires seut out The Montgomery county Sun telephone poles and wires and it 'a 1 1 4-1 Una will burial outfits in one week day School Association will hold WOlll DC iUUg LIUUl IUC ilM be in operation again.

its annual convention at inaepen' Art. Middletot made bis usual weekly trip to Niotaise, Sunday. GOTO Peyatt Son's dence.on November 16th and 17th Manufacturer of and Dealor In Harness, Saddles Etc We always carry a full line of Robes, Whips, Nets, everything usually found in a first class harness shop. My prices are low. My stock the best in the west.

Come in and look it over. this year. The executive com It is rumored that J.E. Kentner will shortly erect a brick business block just east of J. R.

Mitchell's E- G. Allen transacted business mittee is now preparing the pro a it la ViN frsvn Independence Monday. trramme, which they promise wi 7 restaurant. Harry Bird has been assisting be the best that has ever been yiven bv the association. When Tom Young and Fred Abbott For a Smooth Easy Shave and js in the olnce this week.

Lulu B. Lewin, Maud Booker and prepared due notice will be given, a. Stylish Haircut. Born, to Rev. and Mrs.

Eraser Dollie Connelly drove to the coun pn October 21, a girl. try Sunday. Jim Deffenbaugh, of Wayside, Special Pension Examiner was was on our streets Monday. town Monuay loosing up evi Luther Perkins was over from dence in the Presley Besher case Hote Palace Auction Sale; and took the affidavit of Doctor Tom Young sold his fine pacer last week to Mr. D.

C. Foss of the horse was shipped to Pratt, last Wednesday week. Mr Foss paid $650 for the horse and got him at a Mr. Young's business would not permit him to take the proper care of the horse. Mr.

Young received a letter from Mr. Foss this week stati'mr that he landed Fug-ate. Get shaved at Peyatt's. I will sell at public auction, at my store ia Caney, Kansas, on O. F.

S. Lee about Coffeyville Tuesday. Mrs. W. Cooke, of Elk City, ylsited friends in this city.

Fred'Zeigenfus is quite jvith marlaria fever. The medicine fakirs pulled out Monday morning-. Cafft. Jake Bartles was in ouf pityj Monday. papering your house.

EverySaturday Evening safely and that he was better pleased with the horse every day. GvG.Barher and W.S. Christian of Caney, were in this city Saturday. Mr. Barber thinks of establishing a repair shop here.

Until I sell my entire stock of In our talk with the Sedan foot The leading hotel in the city. Good, clean beds. Special attention to commercial men. Board by day or week. Your patronage solicited.

J.T.SHULTZ, Proprietor ball team last Tuesday there was Bartlesville Magnet. Qaeer)5vcire ai)d Glassware Marshal John Luppy has been not one that claimed that Sedan won the came. All said that There are 215 cases on the bar Dorft forget Saturday evening, I must have money and this Caney played a clean, straight docket for the next term of court and there will probaply be more rame. and won the game iainy is the Quickest way to get it. Remember, also, that i carry a com aud squarely.

We believe that in Prices plete line of Fresh Boots and baoes. for appeal cases can be hied up to Oct. 28 and criminal cases at any accordance to what that team always the lowest. said when at Caney, their sui's belona: to us. If thev will re time, Jno.

A. Henderson. Geo. Jones is arranging to put quite ill for several days. Charlton Dana tried a lawsuit the- Coffeyville City court Wednesday.

J. W. Sherrill has accepted a position in J. W. Barlow's black pmith shop.

J. W. Barlow is taking- in the horse show in Kansas City this wpek. Maple and chocolate creams make your mouth water to eee them, at 8t Johu member, thev said: "Whenever in quite an extensive wood yard Caney beats us our suits are theirs." here. He will operate a large saw with his threshing engine.

Last Tuesday while cleaning He already has orders for seventy out a well near Maple City, about Peidmont Smithing, five cords of stove wood. 23 miles east of Arkansas City. On Monday evening while Mrs. John Stevenson and Samuel Woods, farmers were overcome by Dick Allen was out in the horse Hotel Connelly The Leading $2 a Day House in the City. BWT Commercial Trade Solicited.

Pittsburg. ALSO lot attending to ter cow she Jell, Ferd Goodman and Frank Labidie went down on Coon creek gas and killed. They started in to the well, Wood3 going first breaking her left arm two inches above the wrist. The fracture He become overcome and fell and Sunday, bunting, Hard Coal for Base M. L.

CONNELLY, Prop. is painfnl but not serious. Stevenson, thinking he had shpp A. M. Parsons made a business ed.

started to assist him. Help During the excitement incident trip down to Hobson, Satur Burner. was called -but when the men to the fire on last Monday some were brought to the surface, both careless person fired a shot into a Lens-Bell Lumber Co wiudow of Bruce Hmkle's house were jiead. Dick Gilbert came tip from Bartlesville Sunday to visit his A stop should be put to indis Married, at the residence of the family, F. C.

ABBOTT, Agent. criminate discharge of firearms bride's parents, on Tuesday even Hotel Clifford Miss Belle McGregor came up ing at 3 o'clock, Mr. Milton McDaniels of Altoona, Kansas, KnH IT likfiR CRUdV. BllV It About 11 o'clock Wednesday night the Glattelder barn, one and one-half miles east of town, from Bartlesville Sunday, to visit AHYCIJ mira mill alwavs fresh. At St.

John to Miss Jessie L. Christian, of her ii lend Maggie Keed. only the best grade js kept. burned. How caught not known, this city, Justice Pocock perform Harry Gavis came over from inor the ceremony.

The event The Leading $1. a Day House in town. Geo. W. Betts, Prop." An examination of applicants for Niotaze Sunday, "to look after supposed to be from lightning, W.

S. Edwards owned the barn. was a quiet one, onlr a few per nnnntv teachers' certicfiates will bi3 interests." sons being present. Immediately Bert Stone came "up the line" after the nuptials the newly wed A letter was received in Dewey that the description given of the man found dead on Post Oak, an '4 We also run a Camp House aud Peed Yard. hold at the county Hih School build iug, Indepeudenco, Kansas, Saturday October, 2S.

beginning prompt ly at 7:30 A. M. All writing mater Saturday and remained town ded couple departed for Altoona, over Sunday. where thev visit for a lew days swered to the description of the after which they will return here brother of Tom Mayes of Louis V. L.

Felton and family spent lal furnished free as Dollisou, county superintendent. burc, Kansas. The case will to reside. We wish the "much joy," Sunday in the woods, picnicing and nutting-. thoroughly investigated..

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172
Years Available:
1899-1900