The Gate City Enterprise from Coffeyville, Kansas • 5

.0 cr; i p.c Is ths I. i. no The Best Made, and GJvea the Best Satisfies Of any Organ now offered to the public It is thoroughly first-class in every vT' and every instrument is war NATIONAL DIIIZSTOUY. CTwldsnt OHOVC3 CITVELAND le President THUS. A.

ULDlllCSH Cc of State. T. F. Bayard Sec of Treasury, Paa'l Manning-: Sec Interior, a. C.

1-mar; Sea of War, W. C. Endieott; Sec of Navy, W. C. Whitney: Attorney General, A.

II. Garland; V01V master Geq'i, W. F. Vilas. V.

S. Senators, J. J. Inirall and P. B.

Plumb. STATU. Goremor, J. A. Martin: Lieutenant Governor, A.

P. Kiddie: Sec of State. E. Allen; Audl-' tor. K.

I. McCahe: Treasurer. S. T. Jlowe; Attorney General, K.S.

Hradford; Supt. fiiHtructiona. J. H. Lawhead, Chief Justice, A.

11. Jlorton. ranted. 1 wiU sell these Organs on the. instalment plan as cheap as for cash, or I will trade for Stock, Graii or Farm Tie fool, ta finxtlo, tie tU-i?" yes; doa'tberata bid, tha thin? I have And pfttlroes thQ pjovp thp whplp igachine, Cqpae ting the song qt prohibition Echo it o'er and q'pr agnlo, Tlptbe 6onff for the flmes and all should Swell, swell thp glad refrain "Of the rumseller's gin he prateth ever, While the bleareye sot he chideth never.

Behold his fplly; he peemeti to think That we seie a man and force him to drink." Say't thou, "Am my brother's keeper?" As one hast said of yore. Stay thy hand, thou modern Cain, Dark blood 6tains spot tby door. In the lastay, at the devil's great feftst, His horde wiU appear the greatest, the least; But the high seat of honor methinks will hpld Not the man who drank, put the man who sold. Then a rousing cheer for prohibition' And again till three times three 1 in Cutlery cX t3 Gcto City Grcccry. vllr.

Robert HzYlsy ii spending a few days at Tulsa, I. T. JM. Harper and wife were at Independence yesterday. Morgan ivent to Independence Wednesday on business.

anytliing you waut in the meat line, go to Ifrfl. Clifford Co's. Rammel keep their stock up to the standard in all lines of drugs, Van Camp, a first-class workman; is at the Diamond Barber Shop. L. J.

Dyke went to Kingston Tuesday, to attend a two days' meeting. Barber Smith has a fine shop just north of the post office. Give him a Foster, of Cherokee township, left on yesterday morning's train for Wichita. Kate Read went-to Ottawa on Monday to visit her mother, who is seriously ill. and Mrs.

Singleton left here on Tuesday morning for Danville, their former home, nirta era beautiful. Ccrhum Czsd at Uphamsf CIICordt wants, young chickens. Fresh Butter on ice at the Gate City Grocery. Try Buck Rammers hand-made 5c. cigar, Ladies1 Cloth Slippers 23 cents a pair Uphams.

N. Cljfford Co. want some good fat cows. Go to Cubine's for repairing and first class work, Go to The Entkhpiuse office for neat job work. Go to the Diamond Barber Shop for first-class work.

"When in need of drugs give Buck Rammel a call, Something new come and see it at the Gate City Grocery. Headquarters for Produce of all kinds: Gate City Grocery. Go to the Gate City Gallery for all Produce at market yalue, PIANO AND ORGAN STOOLS Always on hand for sale at reasonable M.C.. W. Perkins prices, State Senator I J.

Humphrey itf irHen tative eTrg-R art C. C. LEVAN. COUNT V. 11.: Lsr TI-i fT-.

t-'i Jl.J kMfM V. i. epea in CtCcyviO Wednesday was well atte-cJ. The committees from Caney, yawn Creel, Parker and Cherokee townships and Major C. Blk of the u.

Ar road were present. Propositions were agreed upon to he submitted to the people of Fawn Creek, Parker and Cherokee townships. The committe from Caney were unable to agree upon any proposition. of the committee wanted the road at Caney, part at Havana, and others favored a route between the two places. The matter is still under advisement.

We hope that a satisfactory conclusion may soon be arrived at. In Fawn Creek the railroad proposes to build a depot in the center of the township, or one on the east and another on the west side of the town ship, as they may think best. They ask for 22,000 bonds from this township? In Parker they ask for 26,000 in bonds, and the depot is to be located within three quarters of a mile from the square. In 'Cherokee they propose to give them a flag station and side track, and to plank the railroad bridge oyer the river east of Coffeyville, build the approaches, and give the right of way for four years for a wagon bridge. They ask $15,000 bppds from this township.

Vynen the bonds are voted through 3rontgomery and Chautauqua counties, the road will be assured, beyond a doubt, $7,000 a mile of the bonds are already sold and are to be delivered as the road is completed in ten miles sections, 325 miles of the road are under contract, of which 61 miles between Belle Plains and Kingman are to be McCKKAKY I EN ICV CON HAD Sheriff County Clerk Yes we'll roll tjie tide of prohibition K. K. WILSON county Treasurer, O'er our land from sea to sea. Behold the fond eyes, tpo sad to weep, Behold the greenJ graves where their loyed FOB HOUSE, SIGN OR ORNAMENTAL PaIRTIDG, PAPER HABGIBG; the latest styles qf Photos, Gey er called this week and or- County Attorney ,.8. O.

KU.IOTT llejrifcier of Deedu J. V. NOLTE Clerk of Metric! Court S. V. MATTHEWS Probate JudifP THOMAS HARRISON Supt.

Public Instruction G. It. LESLIE County Surveyor W. R.RUSHMOKE rt. HAVKS County Commissioners, W.

KIN'CAID A.P.IiOSWELL pnes sleep, Prescriptions carefully compounded Behold the llfewrecks thou hasj; ruthlessly at the Coffeyvllle Drug Store, made. Remember the days of the "woman's crusade." Ah, these rpmrobbed lives! who can avenge 1,000 Parasols at cost. IIeddexs, White Co. Two car loads of patent flour just re CHURCHES. them? These j-earning heart throbs, who cap 11? Fine Kalcimining, Graining or Natural ceived at Read Bros.

None, till life's strange web is woyen, Our Babtist friends are going to be And the voipe Supreme speaks "peace, be still." gin the erection of their church right METHODIST Episcopal Church. Public Servlcen every Sunday at II a m.und 7 with e1a.s meeting1 immediately after the cloe of the uiorninir service. Prayer every 1'hu rmlay evening, Sunday School at 0i45a hi, N. M. Strangers and friends cordially iuviteU to Huyttnd all of theno services.

It. mcUiknev, Pastor. Services at Social Hall on Jith Wood Finish in Oil, call on t- GEO, W. JENKINS, Regular Contractor. away.

This demon reign of Bacchus soon shall cease, Geo. O. Howe has just received a And another star gleam from the brow of fresh lot of Fancy Candies. Call and see them, peace; Lj Rl rt every Sunday at 11a. and i.

in. Sunday School at a. H. M. Up-im.

Sisot. I'nivpr meetinir everv Thursday 1 John Lorimer shipped two carloads A nation insulpd shall lift a strong hand And hurl the vile traflic ont of the land. The snare of temptation thou shalt withdraw, evening nt Everybody codially Invited to at tend. L. J.

Dykk, PaMtor. of calves and one of larger cattle on Tuesday last. Nor revel in illgotten gain. J. R.

JORDON, Manufacturer of and Dealer in HARNESS Shall inalt-worm weaklings rule this fair, roe 'PSCOl'A services every Sunday. Sun-4 school every; sunday at 10 o'clock, am. J. M. Han kin, Kector.

The Enteuimiise has large circula land. Or shall men of clearer brain? constructed immediately. For the rest tion and is, therefore, the best advertising medium. ATAOLIC services, second Sunday of each mouth Rlim's bulwarks, though mighty, await decay; Money to loan on farm and city prop aerea the Mr. tieyer is an agreeable gentleman.

Iluddleson is said to have the best crop of corn in the county. He has 8,000 bushels of cgrn in the crib. McCord who recently sold out their interest in the blacksmith business to Henry Clay, have located in Sedan. Spear, from Missouri, who has an interest in the burnt block, came in on Thursday evening to look after his property. Scurr and her children went to Lawrence, Wednesday, to spend a week or two with her mother-and friends at that place.

Ingmire was summoned Thursday morning to attend the bedside of his father who is dangerously ill at Colfax, Iowa. Weston, editbr of the Elk City Star, was in "Monday." He made The Enterprise a pleasant call while in town. Williams, nn industrious farmer, who now resides on Hickory creek. I. was in town Saturday, and reports his corn as looking fine.

Edtsell, mother of Mr. Edtsell living west of town, returned to her home at Ft. Wayne, Wednesday. She has been visiting her son a short time. Watson, mother of Mrs, ex-Gov.

Woodson, of tins place, who has been spending several weeks with her daughter, returned to Lecompton on Tuesday morning. Monroe Ilousel. of Kansas, reached this place on Monday, on visit to' friends and relatives. He is stopping, with Mr. J.

I). Levan. Shelby County Herald. Sibert, an enevcretic farmer, liv We take the offensive and know not dismay. erty.

Prompt returns- An SOCIETIES, The fierce Midian host shall tremble and flee drews, Independence, Kans. WTIIIPS, ETC. Gate City Grocery still ahead with At Gideon's bugle sound loud and free. Lift on high the temperance banner, The Common Sense Collars, GA. H.

Regular meeting ol Coffeyvllle unHth Saturday of each month. All comrades In good ptatuling cor dially i vited. F. W. Xoblett, Com.

A. J. Sri.r.t van. AJt, Jlenty of Strawberries and Bananas, bruits of all kinds in season. See it wave so proud and free I Sound loud the watchword, "proljibitioiil" The Great German Harness Oil, Said to be the Best in the World.

Money in ten days 'on farm property of Star ol Keep the campftres, you and me. evening. JO, O. V. KcguUr meeting Lodge, No.

1 every Tuesday at 9 per cent, straight, McInnis Andrews, Independence Kan. Members in g-ood standing are invited to at embers in good standing are invitee llemember Dr. Stone, the dentist, The floods have come and gone, but tend. W. II.

LEVAHK, N. G. T. O. HAmrriT, Secretary.

J.J. Khoi.em, Peruiauent Secretary, will be at the Eldridge House a week, beginning Friday, July 24. Do not faii have not washed away the bargains at the Gate City Grocery. Give us a call. of the line, as soon as the local aid and right of way are secured the work will be pushed forward.

The contractors, Fitzgerald Mallory are abundantly able jto complete the work, "When Montgomery and Chautauqua counties vote the bonds it will complete the line between Chetopa and the west line of Kingman county. We are informed on official authority that when the bonds are voted throgh Montgomery and Chautauqua will begin at once at Chetopa and be pushed forward as rapidly as possible. The company has agreed to pay the expense of the election where the bonds are voted if. the road is not We are sure of the road if the aid is voted, and we have no doubt but that the bonds can be carried if the advantages of the road are fully understood by the people of the several townships. 10 see mm 11 you nave oik in line.

A full stock of everything usually kept in a first-class shop. Prices low. Money to loan on farm property at 9 per cent. MoIxnis fc Andrews, PARKEli ITEMS. KY JIM.

Cyrus Lee was up from the nation A F. A.M., Ke.vKlone Lodge, No. 102, meets ft and 'M Saturdays of each month. Master Manons in good htandfng nre Invited to attend. Tiioit.

G. Ayhes, W. M. 'i'nos. Scl Secretary.

KNIGHTS OF IIONOR-Regular meeting second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. F. M. Vknmjm, Dictator. G.

A. II. Kinkeao, Reporter, independence, Kan. The fire Monday morning greatly im last Sunday. proved the appearance of our town.

The city ought to buy the lots in the center of the square, if possible. G. Cawtlo El heron, No. 183. Knifrhti the Golden Hole.

meet the 1st and 3d Mrs. Howe's yeast has been placed J. W. SUTHARD, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER. Opposite the Red Front Livery Stable, COFFEYVILLE, KANS.

Inn Kdayn of each month, J. E. Kentneii, in the majority of the stores in Coffey-ville. All wanting yeast that will make The blfickberry crop is rather short in tins vicinity. Mr.

Jlesler went to the nation last week. Mr. Padon was quite sick last week. There is considerable hay being put up just across the line in the nation now. The farmers are making good use of the dry weather cultivating their corn.

M. G. Hughes was up at Mr; Singleton's last week, sick with a fever. J. ii.AS.Sec.

Commander. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Yerdegril Codire. No. 80.

Keirular meetine every good bread should call tor Mrs. Howe yeast and they will not be disappointed. ing" few miles northeast of CofCej'ville made The Enterprise a pleasant call this week and added his name to our list of subscribers. Thomas O'Hallaran and Mrs. Mitchell, of Osweso, spent several days A carload of the famous Wellington Flour jnst received at C.

L. Long's Flour and Feed store. Try a sample of Monday nijrht. Vleltinpr brethren are cordial, ly invited. J.

E. Kentner, C. C. XV. Pkffeii, K.

It. A S. Kof L. Meets every Tuesday eveninir. ft flir.fr nil 1 11 vllti nt- members In irood in city laXterwtof hist week FffiB SEWED WOfK Capt.

J. E.Stone, of Caney, made a speech at the railroad meeting in favor of the best route to that place, winch sounded very plausible until J. Ross of aiatanzas, a property owner of Caney township, presented his argument in favor of an intermediate route between Caney and Havana. His remarks caused considerable merriment. A SPECIALTY.

FA CHEEK GOSSIP. BY CIIEYEXNE 1111. Some people don't notice our little the Cream Patent Flour and.be convinced that it is the best in the market; The bridge ac ross the bayou on Mr. Demott's place is in bad condition. Mr.

Demott was in town on Saturday trying to get the 'proper officers to attend to it at once. Delays are dangerous, Dr. S. M. Stone, an Independence and the first part or this week, lhey were the guests of Rev.

Hugh McBirney and family. McTaggart was in town last Monday at an early hour. He came from liis home at Liberty in response to a telegram announcing the fire at this place, to look after his store. W. G.

Fisher, a friend of J. S. Ged-des, and a school teacher, from Ne town or Fawn ureeK. J.ney laugn at C.C. LEVAN, NOTARY PUBLIQ, rnnnnvTrTTTTi TTn stamliufr, are cordially invited.

W.O, SADLER, M.W. K. S. IlARPEn. II.

S. OIIOVK MEETING. There will bo a jrrovo meeting one mile from Parker postoflice, on Clear Saturday "and Sunday, August 1st and -d. J. W.

Jiaughman, of Che-nute, will preach at 11 o'eioek a. Sunday, and other able preachers will be piesent. Dinner on the grounds. All are cordially invited: IIev. F.

M. Siikout. the idea of our talk about making it a town of importance but they will change their tune when the railroad gets here when our little, town is in corporated and Mayor Lenhart pops the screws to them a few times. It is DAVID POLLOCK-, braska, has been visiting Mr. peo-Dle and lookinc about the country.

He dentist, will be at the Eldridge House to-day, July 24, and will remain one week. Dr. Stone is a first-class dentist and guarantees satisfactory work. Give a settled fact that the road is sure to is well pleased with this part of Kansas. come, "and don't you forget it," for the head of the railroad family was here on him a call while he is here.

and Mrs. Anderson, accompa The Markets. Saturday and a committee was appoint nied by several relatives and friends, ed to meet the rwilroad officials at Coffeyville to make arrangements for an Wheat. Corn. -t'Xa'55 left Coffevville on Tuesday morning 4U with the remains of their little child, 3 00 election to vote for the bonds.

We are glad they did not pass us by, and we will remember them for it, too. Call for Fredonia, where it will be interred 3 003 fjO again, gentlemen. Last Monday morning, between and 7 o'clock, a fire broke out in the block in the center of the square. The fire originated between McTaggart's flour and feed store and Henry Vermehron's meat, market, and. was without doubt the work of an incendiary.

The old buildings burned very rapidly and were soon reduced to ashes. The buildings and their contents were well insured, so the loss will fall chiefly on the insurance companies. One of the buildings was owned by Mrs. Martin, one by Mr. Spear, and the other four by Luther Perkins.

A large crowd of citizens soon gathered at the fire and everything possible was done to save the stocks of goods and furniture contained in the burned buildings. The Eldridge House seemed in danger of being burned for a short time, but by the efforts of those present it was saved. The paint was badly blistered John M. SeJdomridge, who lives five miles north west of Coffeyville, 1015 Flour Uutter Effgs Potatoes logs A few good people selected a to hold a festival to raise money to has been very dangerously ill for a week 50(flt(0 or ten days past. The family nave tei fence the grave yard.

It was held at 8 00Crt3 2.5 egraphed to her son, who lives in Terre Mrs. Ellis' house in the grove, last Thursday, the lGtli. inst. They had a 2 25 Haute, ind. large attendance and a good time, and Coffin, an old resident and early the necessary amount of money was JUST RECKIVED.

A car load of the celebrated Arkan realized. This shows what enterpns ing people can do when they "get a sas City High Holler Patent Flour at settler of Kansas, was the guest of Jesse Morgan on Monday night. The Colonel was once superintendent of Indian affairs and was well and favora JJ. MCTAGGAIIT STOKE. move on themselves.

ITEMS BY R. U. BOOZY. bly known in the state. By the way, he MONEY MONEY I Why is it that Caney township furnishes the item grabber, and most of is a strong prohibitionist.

Money to loan on good farm property at 7 per cent. Quick returns guaran "Alex. Haxton, from Owens the items for the Fawn Creek corner ot on the front. Anderson teed. SULLIVAN cV liUCKLES.

county, Indiana, is here visiting 311. The Enterprise? We have no fault to find with the items, but whv not call them East Caney instead ot Fawn Winters' people. She is delighted ith Brookover's store was also greatly in danger as the wind drove the heat and sparks in that direction, but fortunately SMOKE SMOKE I the country and will lookup a location Creek? Nothing like the "Eldorado" and for her husband. She is a most entertaining lady and these people would be During the thunder storm of July 10 no serious damage was done outside of "Spanish Passport" Cigars at Jimmy the new barn at Geo. Taylor's was an acquisition to any neignDornooa.

Foster's Lemonade stand, next door to C. Black secretary of the m. struck by lightning. Several boards were knocked off, one of the corner posts was badly shattered and the base Smith's JJarber tehop. FOR RENT.

A. railroad who has been here several ment, wall was cracKea to tne ground. days in the interest of his road, left Thursday morning. Mr, Black is a very Messrs. Koger, Dabney and Scott wrere planting corn the past week.

Tim A good house of three rooms, well located on Ninth street. Good well and other conveniences. A verv desirable PROPRIETOR OF (JITY TRANSFER LINE, Keeps a good team tnd wagon always ready for business. COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS. GO TO -MYIS'k- FOR A Kid, Dog, Euck, Goat, Seal.

Hog. or a Husking Glove. Best in the Market. FOR THE Spooner Collar, Wichita Saddle, Leggings, nat Bands, Belts and Holsters 'harness I Of All Kinds. Blankets and Robes, Condition Powders, Petrolium Jelly, Etc.

GO TO DAYIS'. PATROBIZE HOME INDUSTRY. THE SOUTHERN JKANS. xt IS A KANSAS ROAD. And is thoroughly Identified with' the intor eefs and progress of.

tUo State of and its people, and RlFord its patim by any line In Eastern and somh-. ern Kansas, runninjr, THROUGH trahs dftily Iclwwii Kansas City and Olathe. Ottawa, liarnett, lola, Humboldt, Cfaanute. Cherry vale, Indv penpenee. Win field.

Wellington, Harper, At-tiea, and iutei-mediate points. THROUGH MAIL trains daily e.xrept between City and Weliinyton and Sa-; termediate stations, making vlose tun tlons at and Cherryvale-with our trains for Emporia, Buruiijfton, Oirard, Walnut and CotTeyviile. ACCOMMODATION TRAINS daily exct-t Sunday between Kansas- City and OiatLj 'and Ottawa, REMEMBER that by. purcbatdny ticket- viV this line connection is mad-? in t-fl Vv-l at Kansas City wih throv-rh tj til pOlnt avoiwinj transfers iica cl" r- flTl OUaTlCTrrAC.m Uz.J"'i.l"t.z -x. -f ft --ir -r2t pleasant man and is disposed to do anything for the best interest of the Wood hnished planting: corn last bat place.

Inquire of II. M. Upham or Sullivan JJuckles. urday. When corn planting lasts until the harvest apples are ripe, can't we expect roasting ears for the holidays road and the good of tne greatest are sorry to learn that Mrs.

II. The ladies of St. Paul's church will give an open air concert at Mrs. Hoffman's Arbor Tuesday evening, the 2Sth inst. Due announcement of program will be given.

Refreshments served in abundance. Concert free. The services at the Episcopal church last Sunday night were very interesting. They consisted of Bible reading with brief comments by the Rector. Rev.

J. M. Rankin, and a number of excellent pieces of music by the choir. On Sunday everting there was a Bible reading at the Baptist chapel, conducted by the Rev. Li.

J. Dyke, which was very interesting and instructive, on the subject of "God." There will be another one next Sunday evening, on "Man as a sinner and who is to blame." Last Friday night some sneak thief stole a set of double harness from Mr. W. II. Gorton, of the dairy farm west of town.

We have often observed that Coffevville and vicinity has been less troubled by this class of nuisance than most places, but this summer these depredations are becoming a common occurrence. The man who builds a good comfortable home for rumself, beautifies and ornaments his grounds with trees, shrubs, and flowers, is a public benefactor, and assists largely in the material growth and prosperity of the town. You may not be able to build a brick block, but you can brush up about your door, yard and clear away the rubbish from the back yard and alley. Let each one do what he can to add to the beauty and comfort of our town. Che-topa Advance.

Walter Currier, a painter, wrho was a former resident of Coffeyriile, but more recently of Independence, has been arrested for stealing a gold watch chain. It seems that about a year ago Currier was working for Mr. Getzendaner, and while there stole the chain from Mr. McDonald who lives at Mr. Getzen-daner's place.

He was suspected at the time, but was not arrested. Some time last fall he pawned the chain for $3 to John Glass, and failing to redeem it, it was brought to light. Mr. McDonald has fully identified his property and Currier is now in jail at Independence awaiting his trial at the next term of the district court. NOTICE.

John Jordan, the jovial orchardist of west Fawn Creek celebrated the ourth V. Lake, of this city, daughter of Mr. The firm of McCord and Clay having desolved partnership, and desiring to at home. It was his youngest daugh the burning block. The fronts and awnings of the building on the west and east side were protected by wet blankets and only a few windows were broken by the heat.

OBITUARY. Mrs. Catharine Mobfey was born in West Virginia March 20, 1S33. She accompanied the family of her father, Jacob S. Erlewine, to Ohio, while quite young.

She was married to Wm. Mob-ley, of Monroe county. Ohio, in 1852. Mr. and Mrs.

Mobley resided in Ohio until 18G5, when they removed to Nebraska, and from there to Kansas in 1SG6. They resided near Baxter Springs until 1871, when Mr. Mobley bought property near Coffeyville, and the family has resided here Until her death, which occurred on Wednesday morning, the 15th between 2 and 3 o'clocki She had been a constant, but patient sufferer for two years. Her disease, ter's birth day. The mother and seven pound daughter are doing finely at last close the books of that firm, all persons who are indebted to them will please accounts.

JMr. Apple, on tepnng ureeK, call ana settle their accounts at once, R. Ward, has been very sick with typhoid pneumonia, at her father's residence at Cherry vale. She is under the care of Dr. Gard, and although her condition is critical, it is, thought that with proper care and attention she will recover.

celebrated the same way. Wonder if that new method of celebrating our and oblige Henhy clay. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. national holidav will be charged aeramst xi J3 4 1 TTU I Y. 1 me new uuinixusirauuii.

jiiu, ouuu Contractors and builders are invited Mose Dobson is buying up a bunch of to call upon Wm. II. Morgan and ex cattle, lie has sold his rarm to Mr. amine his fresh lime. lie has a large quantity for sale and he will make it to Rogers.

Mr. Dobson has one of the largest and best pieces of flax we have your advantage to see him belore purchasing elsewhere. ever seen tne township. Our people are talking railroad. We need the railroad, but we don't want to be humbugged by railroad bonds any NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

more. Notice is hereby given that sealed which vas thought to be cancer of the The Elm wood Sabbath school had a breast, has baffled the best medical picnic in Mr. SnelPs grove on Onion Presbyterian preaching every Sunday at ,4 p. at the Baptist chapel. Prayer meeting every Wednesday, evening at.

the same place. New church building corner Union and Seventh streets, in course of erection, Mr. Getzendaner, who resides east of Coffeyville on the state line, and other parties- have been losing cattle. Mr. Getzendaner has been watching things closely, and last week he took a trip to Oswego, where he found the hides of several cattle which he recognized, consisting of two head of his own, two belonging to J.

R. Jones, who resides just west of this city, and two of L. Rscd'a, who lives near Mr. ctzcndansr'a rl C3 GH DV aiv creek. Mr.

Snell not only furnished She joined the church in childhood, and has been an earnest and devoted Christian all her life. She leaves a husband, three sons and one daughter bids will be received by the Commissioners of Highways of Cherokee township. Montgomery county, Kansas, up to 12 o'clock August 3, lSSo, for taking down and rebuilding the center pier, also, repairing approach and building false work under the east end of Parker bridge in said township. Plans and specifications of the work to be i .111.. ft the grove, but gave the babbatn school $5 for the right to keep the refreshment stand.

Ice cream was urnishsd at five cents a dish and lemonade at the same price. He also furnished ice water free rr to mourn her loss. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. L. J.

Dyke in the presence of a large con ulrtion, for agoed turio, end they ions can ue ax. inv uiiick uswiue i- Stroush (Southern Kansas Land -cr- course of friends. She was interred in The Hoard of Highway Com missioners reserve the right to reject the city cemetery last exemplaiy life and beautiful Cliritin tiny and all bids'. liy order of the Hoard. haxk Caul, Cicrk of Cherokee Township.

character will always taaTixl' remembered "by htr filcr.J;...