Gate City Gazette from Coffeyville, Kansas • 3

to Iviiier Cz Iea. i CITY GAZETTE Rev. Dyke is engaged this week in an effort to 'raise' the last 150 necessary TAKE YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO Miller Heathfleld, HEDBBM. to pay off the indebtedness on their atlislied Every Friday at Cclleyrilla, las. and have them compounded by CTad-.

house of worship, Jle reports that our rr-Sam Conway, a former 'knight of the razor," with Star barber shop, has accepted a position with Harry Palm, and now presides over (he third chair. Our subscription list is increasing in a very gratifying manner, This is uates in always liberal citizens are coming to the OFFICE, UVEU POSTOFTICE-ttt rescue with a libera hand. We pom" mpnd this as a very worthy object. TOWN TALK, Advertising Rates. QqssIp Overheard cn Street Corn- CD va cn GO encouragement, and wo propose to merit a continuation of the same, WHITE SCORE US ONE! A large and commodious building ersandln Public Places.

-But your clothing at the Famous, Mr, Smith, of the Star barber shpp, vxu MONTH. One 50 Two Inches 1 00 Throe 1 BO Fourlnchcs 2 00 JuarLor column 4 00 no-thlrd column 6 00 (ne-half column. 8 00 VhoJo eolumn ...15 00 HpclHl notlvcs be per llni per week. Local arnonr roadlnir matter 10j per line. is now being erected on the corner of Union and Seventh streets, to be used Are now Opening up an Elegant Line of spent Thursday in Independence.

Ttie GAZETTE Claims Part of tHe Credit in as a hotel when completed. W. R. Brown's Election. We being considerably concerned C.

G. GLASS, the PnorpGRAPHEK, Ye junior editpr enjoyed a visit in getting our man, Gen, Brown, elect -o- 5 from Mother Bundy, of Liberty COUNT. ed, we neglected work on this issue of the Gazette; but hereafter we promise to be on time every week. THE REPUBLICANS ELECT THE 03 58' Fall and Winter Goods! These goods have, been very carefully selected, and bought with thp intention of Selling at Lower Prices' It will pay you to look through their BOOTS and SHOES for Ladies, Misses and Children. It is the Largest Stock in town, and prices the lowest.

Thefr stock of Men's Boys' and Children Go and buy the UNIVERSITY Shirts at the Famous. STATE TICKET, AND WITH ONE EXCEPTION THE COUNTY TICKET. Heddens, White intending Joseph McOreary 11. A. Conrad M.

P. Wood L. OrilBn c. Elliott S. V.

Mathews fi. It. Leslie Harrison y. L. Hibbard yhorifT rou nty Cforlc.

frcaaiirffr Kcjrintcr of Iccl. ('unity A ttornoy (I-rk of District fctjpt. of Public Instruction Frobato Juritre County Surveyor Coroner to go out of the clothing trade, are of The bridge over Verdigris river, on the P. E. road, was finished pn Ah fering their entire stock of Children's, Boysy Youths' arid Men's Clothing, at cost, for spot cash.

Tuesday last. (John Castillo 1 A. P. Hoswol 1 T. M.

lluilcy Our streets, and oi the busi- Go to Cubine's for a tip top boot. Dr. DeVol now has his office at the CITY. ness houses of the city, are now illuminated by electric light. Next in order will be street cars.

Cherryvale, now first house west of the Eldridge House. co co is immense; Prices LOWER THAN ANYBODY dare sell. on Eighth street. bray. We are also fast becoming ai Call etnei See Tlioxxx.

Buy the Famous overalls and railroad center. Shirts. i The entire Republican ticket elect Mayor Thos. O.Ayers F. II.

Benson 'lerlt M. D. Woodson Police JudjfO II. L. Stroujrh Marshal Wrn.

Jcsson OOCNCir.MKH. II. W. Heed, A. P.

Howell. H. II. Hickman and Henry Clay. SCHOOL BOAKU.

Director Tho. O. Ayros tWk II. c. White l'reus'Jrei Henry Upham Towjisnir- orriCKHS.

Trustee R. D. Ttipftrs Clerk Wallace Khaw Treasurer Xhos.curr We imagine that the above picture The election passed off in this city ed in this county, with the exception of Has the press any liberty? Well, Tuesday quietly. No fights nor very candidate for Probate Judge. The Gazette's candidate, Gen.

W. R. Brown, i somewhat resembled the appear ance the defeated candidate for probate judge, when he heard the news. yes; all that it deserves. The public press has all the liberty that any individual can have.

The constitution of oud talking indulged in. Latest style of Stiff Hats, at the succeeding in Vgetting there" by a Famous. handsome majority. the states generally says: VThe liberty lson Shaw 1 TIarrlsr Harry the boss tonorialist, Justices: T. C.

Harbourt 1 T. C. Thanksgiving will soon he here. I Arthur Boothby 1 Win. Knox.

How the heavy-editor of the Gazette Constables is now running three chairs in his model shop. We already hear the turkey gobble, un: conscipus of the time when he will soon TBI MKT UMfil of the press ought to be inviolably preserved; and any citizen may speak, write, and publish his sentiments on all subjects, being responsible for the abuse of that liberty." If the press had the greatest of freedom, it might be an en looked and smiled, when he heard thp news of Brown's election. Poatofflce. be gobbled in and placed before the Novelties in Neckweai. at the L1 HU lLUHJJUl 11 1UUJJ Famous.

hungry guests of a thanksgiving din ner. Offlce onens a.m. to p. m. Sunday, from 10 to 11 a.

m. letters retf-lNtered and money orders issued from 7:00 a. m. to 5:00 m. Malls eloped 15 minutes before departure of trains.

H. H. Hickman, p. m. Very windy and blustery to-day.

gine of great danger. It could assail the character of the best citizen, and We are soon to have another gen Winter is rapidly drawing near. Well, it is about time. K.o.ilroo.ci Time Table, yet the publisher would be protected. eral merchandise store in Coffeyville.

T. II. Goodwin of Des Moines, TIN TYPES for 50 cents at Glass' Gallery, Iowa, formerly of New York, are the gentlemen who will soon open uch As it is, the press has the liberty to publish anything, no matter how personal or abusive, but the publisher is held responsible for the truthfulness or un HotrTHEfty Kansas. Passensrer North, leaves at 8:50 a. m.

('orn in ir South, arrives at p. m. KrciKht South, arrives at (ioinv North leuves at m. Tickets nold to all part of the TTnited States (I. H.

Brooks, Agent. May be the Gazette didn't have a business in the ropm now occupied by little influence in getting Gen. Brown Mr. Ingraham's restaurant. The Largest Stock! truthfulness, as the case may be, of the there; but we think she did.

The defeat of Col. Forsyth is attrib Peffer fc Truby's printing material article. We haye never yet been sued Smoke Arab and Ideal Cigars, at for libel, or arrested for criminal libel, Dknveh, Memphis Atlantic. Mixed Train, No. 2, Mixed Train West.

Miles. Miles. Kast. uted to the language of the Gazette. Well, we are pretty good size and able Miller Heathfield's.

came in Tuesday, and is rapidly being placed in shape for manipulation. We expect to see, when their paper comes a to stand it. simply because we have eyer tried to tell the truth in every instance. The Arthur Ingraham is moving his 0 Lv. Chetopa Ar.

20 7 Bartlctt 10 Kim 20 Valeda 6 a in 7:50 it in a in a in confectionery and restaurant into the out, a well edited and creditable paper. Success, boys. Place the Gazette on The Election. Tuesday morning broke clear and 20 Ar End Track Lv. 0 truthful publisher has no reason to fear the liberties of the press.

Fitzehalo Malloky, Const'n Co new Long-Upham building. A full line of Boys', school and your list. bright, and the early assemblage of vo Mr. S. Steele, of Coffeyville, and Hotels.

child suits at the Famous. ters on the streets presaged a busy day For a good quality of Buck, Calf for the election-officers. As the hour The Finest Display IjILDKIIKIK HOUSE Largest buildinjrln the A city, flood sample rooms, and best of accommodations. McE.vntv Ac Prop's and a special assortment of men's and Boys' Gloves or Mittens, call at J. R.

Nick Martin is among our citizens, he havng placed two Jordan's harness shop. IilOltEST HOT." SIS Opposite 8. K. Depot is very nirreetible and pleasant place to stoo. electric lights in his billiard parlor.

for opening the polls drew near a large number of the voters gathered at the polling-places, and at 8 a. m. sharp, Esquire C. Harbourt announced to R. McGee, of this place, have formed a partnership under the firm name of Steele McGee, and have purchased the large dry-gopds emporium of the Messrs.

Truskett Brown. The new firm is composed of jnen of true business qualifications, and backed with considerable capital. Mr. Steele was An exchange says that a folded Mrts. M.

L. Hates, Proprietress OOT'THETtN HOTEL Table supplied with the Iw-st the market affords, clean and com- the people assembled that owing to the newspaper placed under the coat in the small of the back is an excellent substitute for an overcoat. We do not wish rortabie iM'ds. Prices reasonable. WatnutSt pet ween 9th loth.

fact that the present trustee, Mr. R. D. Riggs was a candidate on one of the to run in opposition to our clothing 7 NTH ANA HOUSE East Eighth between for some time proprietor of a drug store Jl the s. K.

Depot and Union bt. Olockly. tickets to be voted for, was ineligible to men, but now is the time to subscribe for the Gazette. WELLS BRO'S, PATROKIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS. at Coffeyville, and, may it be said to his everlasting credit, he always transacted a legitimate business.

We look upon his location here with pride. Mont. McGee, everybody knows him, is one of sit, and also was not present, it would be necessary to select some person in his place. Mr. Daniel Woodson was placed in nomination by the Democrats and Mr.

D. B. Brookover by the The election is now over and thank the Lord the Gazette was lucky in getting there with a Brown side. Now, 4 TIN TYPES FOR 50 CENTS, AT GLASS' GALLERY. Quite a little disturbance occurred at the polls here last Tuesday about the time the polls were being closed, but fortunately no one was hurt.

A Full Line of FLANNEL SHIRTS and Underwear at the Famous. --As we go to press we are informed that Geo. Cook, who lives about one mile from town, is quite sick and not expected to live. The Famous carries the largest stock, in Southern Kansas, Miss Dillon and brother have gone The Southern Kansas Ry the mpst active, wide-awake little fel Mr. 4-sides, what do you think of the lows we ever knew brim full and run "beer-guzzler?" and his use of the Ga is a Kansas Koaa.

zette in the interest of Gen. Brown's Republicans; and a viya voce ballot was at once had. This did not result satisfactorily for all present and a division was called for, which resulted in And Is thoroughly Identified with the Interests and progress of the State of-Kanniis and its the almost unanimous vote in favor of people, and affords Its patrons facilities un-equaled by any line In Eastern and Southern Kansas, running Gov. Woodson. The board was at once ning over with business, and can wait on a customer with politeness and speed, Mont's name is favorably known in every home in this section.

Next week a large stock of groceries will be opened. This will be a fine stock, fresh and new, If you want dry goods, clothing, hats, paps, notions, organized and sworn in, consisting of Harrison Shaw," Gov. Woodson and THROUGH EXPRESS trains daily between Kansas City and Olathe, Ottawa, (iarnett, lola, Humboldt, 'hanute. Cherryvale.Tndependence to housekeeping on Maple street. They expect their parents in from the east Winfleld, Wellington, Harper, Attica and in Esquire Harbourt as judges and C.

W. election? Notwithstanding our faults, we and the paper we run still has some influence in political matters. --The tracklayerse on the P. railroad are nearly into Coffeyville, and with no hindrance trains will be running into that city within the next ten days, Some of our people contemplate taking a view of Coffeyville when the first train runs through, and-unite with them in celebrating that important event. Mound Valley Herald.

to-day so we are informed. termediate points. THItOUnil MATL trains daily except Sun Waters, and Reub. Kereheval as TIN TYPES FOR 50 CENTS, at groceries, provisions, or in fact anything usually kept in a first-class gen days between Kansas City and Wellington, and clerks and began to do a rousing busi GLASS GALLERY. ness at once, which was kept up with Intermediate stations, making close connections at Ottawa, Chanute and Cherryvale with aur trains for Emporia, Burlington, Girard, unflagging zeal until the polls closed at ainut ana coney vine.

eral merchandise establishment, call at the store of Messrs. Steele McGee. Caney Chronicle, Miss Net Smith, of Cherryvale, a niece of the junior hereof, made us a 6 p.r.m. Of Seasonable Goods Ever offered by any firm in the State of Kansas. We particularly invite families who have been trading at other towns and cities to give us a call, On $5.00 purchase we can save you On every $10 purchase $2.50.

Besides we buy everything raised on a farm. Don't throw anything away. SAVE YOUR RAGS; assort them, cotton and wool to themselves, and WELLS BROS- will buy them. It is handy, you know, to trade at a store where you can buy everything, and at prices that no other house dare sell at. We rely upon being sustained in our undertaking, of selling all goods at retail at wholesale prices by the farmers in this and adjoining counties.

And we shall at all times sell all goods at the very Lowest Possible Margin. ACCOMMODATION TRAINS daily except undays between Kansas City and Olathe and The day was a beautiful one, and pleasant call yesterday. uuawa. nearly a full vote was polled. Our sturdy grangers particularly making a EXAMINE THE STOCK OF CLOTH Wild ducks not numerous yet.

A cold rain, or change in the weather will bring them down from the north by the REMEMBER that by purchasing tickets via. this lino connection is made in the Union Gen. Bannister, in command of a detachment of the 5th Kansas cavalry, who moved through our city last ING before buying at the FAMOUS. good turn-out. Very early in the day Depot at Kansas City with through trains to all points, avoiding transfers and changes at million.

way minions. It is a startling fact that the dudes Saturday, from Osage county, some party lines were entirely discarded, and party tickets rapidly became dis eighty souls of the Sac and Fox tribe of are adopting the Father Hubbard pant NOTICE. TH ROUOII TICKETS can bo purchased via. this lino at any of the regular Coupon Stations figured beneath the nimble fingers of aloons. They are gathered in close The undersigned, having sold out their entire business Coffeyville, proximity to the dude's brains.

the "scratchers." The Republican state ticket was elect Indians, to their reservation in the our acquaintance through Capt. E. P. Miller, as they passed, and stopped in our city. In his carriage We append for your inspection a few of the many bargains we offer: would respectfully request parties knowing: themselves indebted to them JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE mill your oaggage cneckea tnrougn to destl pation East.

West, North or South. PULLMAN SLEEPERS on all night trains. For further information, seo maps and fold ders, or call on or address S. B. II ynks, Gen'l Pass.

Ag't. C. II. Brooks, Agent. Lawrence.

Kas of SEAL, ALEXES and JERSEY Caps ed by about the usual average majority of fifty except Martin, who came out to settle as soon as possible. G. B. Shaw Co. we noticed Mrs.

Bannister, Mrs. E. P. with only 34 votes in advance of Moon Miller and Nora Roland, the two latter ui me umous. Harry Palm, the "cuter" in the tonsorial business, this week placed an light, for some reason running behind of Cherryvale; all of whom went ahead of the Indians into the Territory In his ticket.

The BUYERS' GUIDES la Issued Sept and March, each year. 49 319 pages, 8 11 Inches, with over 3, BOO Illustrations a whole Picture Gallery. GIVES Wholesale Prices other chair in his handsomely arranged EC. Palm, Perkins, for congress, fared still more the evening Emmett Miller and Wm. Shapland, of this city, went down to Tonsorial ist baccos at wholesale prices.

20 lbs. nice clean Rice for $1.00. Elegant New Ssrgrum Molasses 40 pr. gal. New Sugar Syrup 40 cts.

pr. gal. 20 lbs. Dried Apples for $1.00. Nice Set Tumblers 15 cts.

Nice Set Goblets 25 cts. Elegant Colored Butter Dishes, only 15 cts each. Ask to see them. Set of Plates 35 cts. Set of Cups and Saucers 35 cts.

Nice Lamp, all complete 15 cts. Crockery and Glassware cheaper than you ever heard of being sold. Our stock is immense, bear in mind. parlor. Our city council, in special session, 6 lbs, Arbuckle's Coffee for $1.00.

Levenng's Coffee for $1.00 XXXX Coffee for S1.00. Wells Bro's Fresh Roasted $1. TRY THIS BRAND. 16 lbs. Very Light Brown Sugar $1.00.

4 Pk Cow Brand Soda 25 cents. 4 Bars all kinds Kirk Soap 25 cents. 5 Bars Snow Flake Soap 25 cents. 6 Bars Family Castile Soap 25 cents. 7 Bars Fairbank's Soap 25 cents.

Nox All Chewing Tobacco, 30 cts. pr lb Good Smoking Tobacco, 20 cts. pr lb. aSySee what we offer in all kinds of Chewing Tobacco, We retail all To badly, coming out of the scrimmage only 19 votes ahead of Bacon, he receiving 326 votes and Bacon 307, Judge the camp on 'Possum creek, and on tTr7Havlng thoroughly renovated and taken charge of the old Diamond barber shop. 1 am last night, ordered two electric lights their return reported having had a good time, Dr, DeVol and wife also visited now prepared to do barbering in the latest Chandler's vote was practically unani styles.

Shaving, Hair Cutting and Shampoo for the city outside of those being placed in the business houses. ing, uive us a can, stue oi naza. mous. the camp, and, like the others, passed a The vote on candidates on the county few hours pleasantly. direct to consumers on all goods for personal or family nse.

Tells how to order, and gives exact cost of everything yon nse. eat. drlnfc, wear, or have fan with. These IBTVAXUABLK BOOKS contain inforniatlon gleaned from the markets of the world. We will mall a copy FREE to any address upon receipt of lO cts.

to defray expense of mailing. Iet ns hear from yon. Respectfully MONTGOMERY WARD CO. 82T dc 229 Wabash Avenue. Chicago, Ilk R.

Jordan has iust reefiivpd tickets in this township was badly mix- Every year, every local paper gives ed up, as the following figures will special assortment of Men's and Boys' Gloves and Mittens, which he will sell from one hundred to five thousand dol DAVIS GLASS, Dealers in STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, show: O-uu? IDry G-oods Departm't cneap. McTaggart's majority, 38 lars, in free lines, for the sole benefit of the vicinity in which it is located. No other agency can, or will do this. The Browns 74 QUEENSWARE, Services at all our churches for the future will commence at 7 o'clock on -IS CHUCK FULL OF BARGAINS Simpson's 46 CLASSWARE, TOBACCO CIGARS local editor, in proportion to his means, Sabbath evenings. By order of the Elliott's 15 A large stock of Canned fruit alwavs in does more for his town than any other Ministerial Association of this city.

Stock, anp in iact, everything that is kept In a Butler's 63 ten men, and in all fairness, man with ursi-ciass urocery esiore. South Side of Plaza. Bos well, candidate for county com man, he ought to be supported, not be Go see those nice Heating Stoves at Munn's hardware store. They are COCKLE'S PILLS This old English Family Medicine in nse for 86 years, all over the world, for Bile, Indigestion, Liver, Of Pure Vegetable Ingredients. FREE THOU MERCURY.

missioner, received a majority of 20 cause you may happen to like him or votes. "daisies" beyond a doubt, and prices admire his writing, but because a local reasonable. The vote for township officers shows that the voters have entrusted the man In another column of this paper you see what we are doing in our CLOAK DEPARTMENT We GIVE ONE CLOAK FREE, To Every Purchaser of a Cloak. Surely this will attract large crowds in our CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Mind you, you need not buy if our prices are not lower, and stock larger, styles newer than you have ever seen in a country town.

AND DO NOT FORGET we will sell you Dry Goods CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE DARE SELL! We have been in the business for 17 years. The style of our firm has never changed. We shall continue to merit your patronage by selling Goods of all kinds, Lower Than Any House Dare Sell. paper is the best investment a community can make. It may not be brilliant nor crowded with great thought, but agement of affairs to the following gen will be found our friend Chas.

Clark's business card. He makes a specialty M. L. Miller, Contractor and Builder, COFFEYVILLE, i KANSAS Satisfaction guaranteed on all work! financially, and yet on the moral ques tlemen principally Democrats but first rate fellows, and all of whom, we believe, will make good and valuable of stone masonry. tions you will find the majority of the Lorillard Ten Acre Lot tobacco, 30c officers and discharge their various du per pound, at Miller Heathfield's drug local papers are on the right side of the question.

To-day the editors of local papers do the most work for the least money of any men on earth. Subscribe store. Mrs. Huldah Southerland, mother ties without fear or favor. The following figures give the majorities of the candidates named: SULLIVAN, ghop north of Heddens, White store, in-rlaw of the junior editor hereof, came for your local paper not as a charity, verythingl to see us this week, and will make her For Treasurer C.

L. Long, 13 For Clerk A. A. Montgomery, 55 but as an investment. Judge Davis.

Real Estate, future home with us. For Justices L. Perkins, 140; Lan The protracted meeting at the Bap THE LARGEST STOCK OF MEN'S, J. R. JORDAN, -DEALER IN- HAIOTESS, ders, 38.

tist Church, of two weeks continuance. BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S OVER For Constables W. Houston, Dem.3 closed last Sunday evening. Rev. J.

R. COATS in Southern Kansas at the 25 majority; N. M. Clifford, Rep. 43 Baldwin, of Cherryvale, who had been Famous.

We buy anything you may have to sell, and ask you to inspect our stock before making your purchases. Agents Dupont's Pow'der Company. Agents Omaha Shot Tower. Agents Lawrence Water Mills. We wonld like Icr yon to try a S2ck cf LA7CE THE BOTTOM HAS DROPPED OUT OF THE PRICE OF WHEAT and Flour has followed suit, at the Mammoth House of assisting the pastor, preached some un AND v.

majority. The total vote cast was 643. Ed. Heathfleld and Capt. Landers, usually fine discourses, which have left SADDLES, The day passed off very peaceably lasting impressions in our community.

InsuranceAgents of the Corner Drug Store, were in the Territory on a hunting and recreative and unmarked by any disturbance wor Owing to the political excitement and trip yesterday. COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS. sickness in several families of the church, these meetings were not so well We can loan money on farm property at very South Side of Plaza-a Billiard Hall, low rates, with privileg-e of paying- the loan oft attended as their interest would seem For your CLOAKS and WRAPS see Heddens, White Co's stock. They will take pleasure in showing you these thy of note, and the contest of rotes will long be remembered as one of the most hotly contested elections ever held in Parker township; and the worst mixed up, requiring three nights and two days on the part of the election to warrant. Quite a number expressed goods.

a desire to become Christians. Rev. at any interest payment alter one year, we HiO-A-InT On City Property on commission or straight plan. WRITE FIRE and TORN A3X) INSURANCE in town or country, in the oldest and beet companies, Kent Property and Collect Rents, Pay Taxes and Write Deeds, Mortgages and other pners Business intrusted to us will receivePKGUlPT Baldwin left for his home on Monday board to straighten out and record the Frank Barnes, the clever time-keep1-er on the M. A.

road, enjoyed a visit from a brother whom he had hot morning, leaving the pastor engaged as ever in his untiring efforts to advance E3. U. Prop'r Opposite Eldridge Hotel, on Union street-Oood Tables, Cigars and Tobacco, and prohibition driuks. Call around boys and take cue. L.

O. L. P. silent but omnipotent verdict of the seen for eight years, this week. people.

the spiritual interests of Coffeyville.