Republican-Plaindealer from Cherryvale, Kansas • 3

1 iM III 1 1 Hi uulTdUuMg sgyt hp 1 hi Gr 2RI air rP XaS ml. mmj A 1 1 Under- Yffsl i To call and look through a large Manufacturer's Line of Samples of JvsJ w.vfi TTmbrfillaa. and Hosierv' which we are closing out at lust the PA IT wkole- T5- tttiII -nTT Trnn tn noil rvnrl RPfi therm. TI IRSDAY. TVT QTH we rlaced on sale the most elegant Line of Lace Curtains ever brought to Cherry vale.

Prices Very low. Xou can't afford to miss seeing some of the beautiful on-CLOTHING and MEN'S FINE SHOES, paterns. Look at the prices we are makin Highest Market Price Paid for Produce. THE CHEKRYVALE STORE. Yours for Low Prices, T.

B. COVELL nanmnnn M. F. Wood, President. S.

M. Pearson, Vice Pres. C. A. Mitchell, Cashier.

C. A.JI'axson, As't Cashier. 'HE Charles T. Errett associate editor of the Star and Kansan. and Miss Ella Wassam were married at the residence of the bride's mother, last evening, Rev.

J. E. Pershing officiating. The FIEST NATIONAL BANK. Tribune extends congratulations and THE OIiDEST BANK IN THE CITY.

RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Under the management of Kammer-diener Hitchcock, the Vienna mills are prosperous, and the demand for Hour is too great for receipts of grain. R. S. Brown, the jewelryman in Pitzer's dru storp, now has as his residence the llasting's house, first door west of Hotel Hand ley.

Rupture permanently cured by Pence's Triple Truss, at Cottage House, until Tuesday, May 23rd. Dk. Ciias. Pknce. Dr.

W. A. 3ormaok now occupies, as an office, the room over Joo Mccormick's grocery store. Dr. Lioomis, after a few days visit at his old home in Girard, returned Tuesday.

Jack Crouse, who we spoke of la3t week being in Missouri on a stock deal for Frank Krin, returned Tuesday with a fine span of horses. Je-sfi 1'inkitou, of Liberty, one of our most prominent farmers, was in the city Wednesday, C. Ij. Berry, of Kansas City, was the city a few hours Wednesday, and supperod with his sister, Mrs. J.

B. C-dil. UOLJiKBVlTlHS. V. 1 Mnuko tin: -at in Slipper.

IJlue Tag Is a dandy. Km ke ilu! Mine Tag cigar. Take your produce to the Fair. lOveryone wants llifi Fa tin Slipper. For school supplies Asdel tali 03 the lead.

Smokers never go back on old "Cen-wral." Latest styles of hats just arrived at the Fair. Smoke the Satin once and you are convinced. E- yir you want a No. 1 ask your dealer for a Satin Slipper. It is pretty near time to talk Fourth Sherman and Link Ritchie-, of Kansas City, were last week in attendance upon the funeral of Mrs.

J. Wheat-ley, their sister. C. W. Rodecker, the patentee of the llodeoker Window Screen, now being so extensively throughout the United st lies, from a busi-ijcsh 1 rp south Frida, and reports in Li? Lusintss.

Mr. J. W. II ill, representing Long Kans-iy. city, a rvsident of i ifcy, report" tho sale a e.arlo.d 1 I to ihe merchants of our city.

ST. LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO. FRISCO L.INE2. The following time card went into effect Sunday, April 2nd, 1893: EAST BOUND. No.

2 St Louis Mail 4 Atlantic Express 3:07 pm 32 Stock Freight 6:50 a 36 Local Freight 8:25 a 34 Freight 4:31 3d Freight 7:28 pm WEST BOUND. No. 1 Tex. Colo. Mail.

A 12:25 a 12:30 a 3 California Express 37 Fast Freight 12:40 a "33 Freight 8:25 am 31 Local Freight 7:28 pm 35 Calif. Fast Freight. 7:28 Local Freights will carry passengers when provided with tickets or passes. No's 32 and 38 will carry passengers between Neodosha and Columbus when pro idod with tickets or passes. FltlSCO LINE CONNECTIONS.

Train No. 1 Connects at Burrton with A. T. S. F.

Ry. for points in Colorado, Arizona, Nevada, Wyoming, Utah. Idaho, Montana, Washington, and California. Has reclining chair car (seats free) to Cleburne, Tex. via Wichita, through Oklahoma, and Reclining Chair Car (seats free) and Pullman feleeper to Burrton.

ei July celetralion. Kvorv l.odv invito! to rir to sec the stock ot snrinir C. II. Niekenon, of th'r ity, I F. Godhey, of Viitita, I.

was in the city over Sunday and Monday, vssiti'ig relative. and l. II. Bn.ther i.suin ex. his I.

in liKt.i'i;i, vviil piohaoiy 11. on his 1 W. A iiiiUiiiiii Caii.Mjjo Monday to loo at st.jths. and city iiis u-i, ('; the i i Cook tV, Mi lLniidil, ol w.n in tin-1 tin week viitiiig i.is piin. iiis.

hussiioss With our me. Dr. now itis his oilieo in Kwing I'Jov'A, co.n. Main and (J.tJvf.sLoti stieets, fr.tini.re on CalvcsL.m i-ti o.jt, a-oU'id the conn r. Je ICSkin was in the city visiting his faieilj this wetdt, and having the Midl.uid Flevalor put iu order to receive the coming rep ot ginin.

Leo Alhsun, one ot our prosperous aiii.rs, wliiie driving tlirouyii tue ity i.ist ttaiiirtlay his weli-Rept horses "uot gey -iind 111 tho ch ow of gijyuesa broke tlio tongue ol his family carriage. best wishes for their happiness and prosperity. South Kansas Tribune. Dr. J.

A. Nolen, deputy U. S. marshal from Muskogee. I.

was in the city Wednesday, after the cattle thiefs. He is so favorably impressed with our city that he and family think of locating and purchasing property soon. He is one of the largest property owners in the Territory, and we welcome him and family to our beautiful city. The anniversary of the Epworth League hel at the M. E.

church last Sunday evening was a splendid affair, and as rcucn enjoyed by a full house, despite the bad weather. The programme was ample, and well executed, reflecting much credit upou the members, and president of the order especially. Charles ileltou, the "sparkling' advance agent for Sells Rentf row's Enormous Railroad Show, called In upon us Monday. By reading their ad. on tho second page you will get date of exhibition.

By the way, he is an old time genial advance agent, and wears the James Fish diamond a spark for each state in the union. The Eighth Grade Commencement on Wednesday evening was fine, with more than twenty graduates all filled with youthful vigor, the stage presented a happy and cneerfal appearance. The work of this class speaks well for principals Bush and Allen, in the absence of Supt. Nash, Supt. Taylor, of our cityt was called on to present tho diplomas.

Died Mary S. Wheatley, wife of J. Wheatiey, at her home in this city, May 11th, 1893, she was born Nov. 9th 1834, aged S9 years 6 months and 2 days, of spinal disease, after suffering tor three years; joined the M. E.

church at the age of 16; married to J. J. Wheatley Oct. 1st, 1877. She leaves a husband and three children to mourn her loss.

Funeral services by Rev. Maclean, of the M. E. church. Yesterday was Roll Call day at the Baptist church.

Exercises occupied the afternoon and evening. About 100 of the members responded to their names; thrte were baptized in the evening. Rev. C. II.

DeWolf. of Parsons, made a profitable address at the afternoon session. It was a spiritual feast for all who attended. Thus closed two decades of life for this church. Mow as sumnvjr and th heat comas on, no bettor or more pieasaut place to enjoy a good meal or lunch than at tho Last Side Restaurant.

tf II F. Dicktrsun, one of the prosperous growing farmers of the Cherry vale neigabufliocd, was a recent lier. S-iuth Kaus.ts Tribune. Capital First-class facilities for transacting the business iz alii to branches. Train No.

2 Connects at Monett for points in Arkansas and points in Indian Territory via Neosho; also with the Galveston Vtstibuled Limited, which has Standard Coaches, Reclining Chair Cars (seats free) and Pullman Drawing Room Sleepers through to Galveston, via Paiis and Dallas without change. All meals served in the popular Sauta Fe Dining Cars on this train south of Monett. Connects at St. Louis with all hne3 to the East, North, and South-east. Has reclining chair cars (seats free) Morris, of Chotopa, is in the city fur treatment under Dr, Snow, for lung trouble; also Mias Cooper, of Cherry township.

Cherryvale, Kansas. Independence on busings The Fair le t'ln on io eri.s. The st is coinplf ai pri'Tslixv. M. F.

Wmo.I ii( hufsiin-t-s in pt iidenc Tuesday. Si Scott ar- h-ar'i'ii ih-eo-r ifois ipor of the city and 1 110.4 Hfi'uinn served at the Kast. Hide uit. tf Dr. Snow inside profesnioi'al call to Motinn Vwhuwlny.

I. A. Wyinau, of thayei, was in the citv sterday shaking haie'M with oid 1 iends. W. Wiil.

have to Iohii on n'uncd real Herurity. UateH low. i'all anil wo hem. .1. WlieaHey.

the nij.ht watch, is now on duty, witii an ye open to evil doers (io triat haiid.sonie parlor pet niefst of plush, at J. 11. Mn rain's second hand store. Harry (5reen, of Karuns City is here heiiij; treated by Dr. Snow, for consumption.

Heo our Cyclone Shoes $150 Hub Goro CongreiS Waranted. W. 1). Wooi, Chas Short, or Independence, was in the city yesterday looking alter an entitle. The brick mill is now running in line order under the management of McAndrew to I.iotr-n.

W. C. Keil ir iias now opened out in thh bakery business on the Kist side. Mr. Keller is so we 1 known in our city that com an nt is unnecessary.

As a bread baker his eu.il is hard to iaui. Miss Chiiia anil brother Charlie I Ch ie no ru Kjimm-v I and Pullman sleeper to St. Louis. Kammerdiener Hitchcock have the Vienna Roller Mills in first-class condition, and are making the best Hour in tho market. Their Ivory Patent and Angel Food can't be boat.

They pay the highest price for gocd wheat and corn. Give them a trial. No. 418 Accommodation 11:50 a. ra.

arrive. No. 401 Passenger 6:35 p.m. No 417 Accommodation a.m. Trains No.

402 connects with ail principal lines at Kansas City for the East and West. This is the Colorado and California train; also connects at Arcadia with fast train for Springfield Memphis and all points south. Free reclining chair cars from Ft. Scott. Any information regarding rates; routes, cheerfully extended.

Through tickets to all points. Call on or address C. O. Corn well, Agent M. J.

Templeton, of Lou Cerrilo3, N. was in tuo city ovef Sunday visiting his sister, Mrs. Geo. F. Woodland, lie.

is well pleased with our city, and may in the near future reside among us. COST SALE. For the next sixty days I will-sell all my music and noyelty goods at cost, closing out. S. A.

Morning. Train No. 3 Connects at Burrton, Kan. with A. T.

and S. F. Ry. for points in Colorado, New and Old Mexico, Arizona, and California. Has reclining chair cars (seats free) to Anthony, Kans.

and Hurrton, Kans. and Pullman sleeper to Hurrton, Kans. Through pullman sleepers Burrton to Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Denver, Los Angeles Sau Diego, and San Francisco. Train No. 4 Connects at Monett for points in Arkansas ami Texas, Has pullman sleeper from Monett to Dallas Tex.

Connects at st. Louis with all lines to the Fast, North and South-east. Has reclining chair cars, (seats free) and Pullman drawing room sleepers to St. Louis. Connects at Monett with the Columbian ves ibuled limited, having standard coaches, reclining chair cars (seats free) and Pullman drawing room sleepers to St.

Louis," making connection with all lines from St. Louis. Through tickets on sale to all points. For further particulars call on or address, C. II.

Claiborne, Agent. of Elk City, Were in the city Saturday and Sunday, g.ests of C. W. Stanton and family. The youngest child of Mr.

Alexander, a son 1" months old, died very suddenly, fear of oinon from Hough on its. last Friday im-ruing Ye3t Cherry township. Will Lyon, of Independence, was in the city Monday. is working to be postmaster of that city whoa Wilson's time expires. Ade Frank was here Monday to see his parents and old friends.

He holds a position in Yoe's drug store, in Independence. Judge L. Wilson and wife returned from the World's Fair, at Chicago, Sunday evening. The udge, as we predicted, has wonders to relate. A.

A. Tanner, who his a "siV in one of the harness shops of Parsons, Sundayed in the city with his family' returning to work Monday morning. Our banks have instituted the plan of closing tho tanks from 12 to 1 o'clock. A good idea indeed, as bank crooks generally appear about noon to do their work. Conductor Joj the Santa Fe has taken a lay-off' and lia3 gone to his dd home in l'ittsburg, to visit his aged parents, XV.

II. Nelsor, of Kansas City, i3 011 e'a run. Tho Baccalaureate sermon of Sunday last was a fine specimen of literature, sound an I foicible in advice, and was well received. We feel that Rev. Gamel is di ing a good wrk.

The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Baptisi church will give an ice cream and strawberry social on Wednesday night. May 24th, in the building formerly occupied as a store room by J. H. Keisey. T.

C. Veach, of t. Louis, represent Take your eprps to W. I). Wood and fret one of those Acme KJT Baskets, the nicest and handiest baskets in nso.

TO BEGIN WITH You have been wondtris how much it would cost to go to the World's Fair. The price of a ticket, Cherryvale to Chicago and return, via Santa Fe-Route, is S2G.25. Tickets on sale April 25th to Oct. 31st. inclusive, with GnaL return limit of Nov.

loth, 1853. Quickest time and best accommodations via Santa Fe Route. Passengers are landed in heart of Chicago, close-to hotels, cable cars, and elevated road3. Call on A. H.

Harding, Agent, and-ask for free illustrated folder, describing World's Fair buildings, and how to see the sights to best advantage. Have our city officers no power to prevent drunken loafers from placing themselves along the sidewalks in front of the stores and shops of our city on Sunday, and belch out vile, profane and obscene language in loud tones for ladies and children to be compelled to hear who are passing to WHERE TO STOP IN CHICAGO. The perplexing question which is every day asked by people who desire to go to Chicago to attend the World's Fair is, "Where are we going to stay when we get This is easily answered, and if you will go to the ticket agent of the Santa Fe, Mr. A. II.

Harding', he will tell you. Arrangements have been made for the distribution by the Santa Fe company of a pamphlet entitled "Homes For Visitors to the World's Fair. This is a reliable pamphlet containing the names and addresses of about 9,000 families who will furnish accommodation to visitors from May 1st to October 31st, 1893. The pamphlet also contains sectional maps which will enable the intending visitor to seKct any quarter of tne city that he would prefer. Correspondence can be carried on and definite arrangements made so that when visitors arrive in Chicago they can proceed at once to their quarters.

Dave Dennis, of Havana, wll known as Judge Dennis, was in the city yesterday. Walter Hill and James Mountain, of Coody's Bluff. I. was iu the city yesterday visiting relatives. Goo.

Brown came over from Pittsburg Saturday night to Sunday with his wife and son. SANTA FE ROUTE. ing the Wheeler Wilson sewing machine company is in the city exhibiting the work of the machine at and from church? If there be no law Caudry's implement house. to stop such things, there should be at once and our officers are culpable if sueh conduct is not stopped. UOQ NOTICE.

Mrs. Jane Barker, of Berry county, is in the city at her son Al's. very sick, and has been under the doctor's care for several weeks. Notice is hereby given to all owners-of dogs within- the city limits that they must pay license or stand prosecution. The limit extended May 1st, and the law will be enforced to the very letter.

Geo. Caiiih, City Marshal. Clean up clean up some of the back alleys are filthy and disease breeders, the officers of health should be on the alert and look Jclosely after this matter. If we would avoid cholera and malignant fevers we must keep the city clean all over. Mr3 Turner, received a dispatch from her daughter Mrs.

F. M. Hall at Fall River, last Friday announcing the death of their eleven months old daughter; she was only dangerously ill a few hours. Death from Congestion of the lungs. Jack Crouse, the butcher and stock man for Frank Kring, did business near Nevada, the first of the week, on a stock trade.

Oliver Pearson and wile, of Liberty, City Assessor Clotfelter.saya the increase in tho population the past year was upwards of 200. Messrs. Smith Water3, the heavy stock dealers of this section, shipped two car loads of hogs Suudav. Albert Morgan is assisting in catering to the wants of the hungry at Yeager'3 East Side Restaurant. Jess Miller, of McCune, was in the city Tuesday, visiting his brother Jim.

Montgomery county farmers are sending chinch bugs to Prof. Snow at Lawrence to have them infected, after which they will be scattered through the growing wheat. This means of exterminating the chinch bug is comparatively new and at first was looked upon by some as a huge joke, but practical tests more thorougly demonstrated the fact that it knocked them out the first round. Cases of failure are very rare. Several Wilson county farmers are trying it this spring.

ZSeodesha Register. were in the city Saturday on account of the dangerous illness of his father, T. M. Pearson. Arthur Wilson, of Kansas City, was For thirty-nine years the Kansas City Journal has been the consistent friend oi the West.

It is a newspaper in the full sense of the word, interesting, instructive and deservedly popular. Its subscription rates are as fol-lowsr Daily and Sunday, one year $7.50 Daily and Sunday, six months 3.75 EAST BOUND. Arrives Departs 202 Passenger daily 10:20 am 10:25 a 204 Passenger daily 12:15 am 12:20 am 264 Freight daily 4:05 4:30 222 Freight daily 7:30 pm 8:00 WEST BOUND. 201 Passenger daily 4:05 4:10 203 Passenger daily 4:05 am 4:10 am 263 Freight daily 7:45 a 8:15 a 221 Freight daily 9:30 a 10:20 a COFFEY VILLE BRANCH. north Bound.

282 Passenger, daily, arrives 10:15 a 286 Freight, daily, arrives 3:45 2:84 Freight, daily, arrives 7:05 south bound. 285 Freight, daily, departs 8:20 a 283 Freight, daily, departs 11:00 a 281 Passenger, daily, departs. 4:15 Trains 263 and 261 carry passengers and run to and from Chanute and Cedar vale. Trains 221 and 222 carry passengers and run to and from Chanute and Winfield. Train 202 has fine coaches and chair cars, arrives at Kansas City 5:00 connecting with No.

4, "Columbian Limited which leaves Kansas City 5:10 arriving at Chicagh 8:30 a m. Passengers desiring to spend a couple of hours in Kansas City can take No. 6, the "Chicago which leaves Kansas Citv 7:05 arriving at Chicago 9:50 the next morning. These trains run solid between Kansas City and Chicago, with elegant palace sleeping cars, chair cars and dining cars', connecting at Chicago with trains for all points east and west. in the city over Sunday visiting rela EEHOVAL SALE.

On account of ill health in my family, necessitating a change or climate, I will sell all my goods, including Pianos, Organs, Guitars, and all kinds of musical goods, Sewing Machines, glass, and tinware and other goods at cost, closing out. S. A. MOENING. Mr, and Mrs.

J. A. Buckley left for Hot Springs, Monday to test the elllcaciea of the hot water. LETTER LIST. tives and doing business Saturday with the implement dealers.

Frank Nigh has purchased the Saw yer property on West Second street, and is papering and painting it, preparatory to moving in and making it his home. Advertised at the Cherry vale, post-office for the week ending May 13, 1893. Mrs. Etta Hollings worth Mrs. Callion King Miss Lettie Miller Mrs.

Nannie Meigs J. C. Role3 Parties calling for the above, please say advertised, and give date. C. E.

Moore, p. m. John Wise and wife, of Mound Valley, were in the city Wednesday visiting relatives. Mrs. Nora Cooper, of Denver, Colo, is in the city a guest of Mrs.

C. Hodge. Mitch Wood, of Cnanute, in the employ of the Santa Fe railroad, was in the city Wednesday. William and Theo. Asdel returned home from Western Kansas last Wednesday, looking1 hale and hearty.

Daily and Suuday, three moath3 2.00 Daily and Sunday, per month, .65 Daily, without Sunday, one year 6.00 Sunday Journal one year 1.50 Tri-Weekly, one year 3.00 Tri-Weekly, six months 1.50 SPECIAL NOTICE; The Weekly Journal and Agriculturist, the best weekly in the West, eight pages, will be sent to any address within the postal union for 50 cents a ye r. Address the the Journal Company, Kansas City, Mo. Rev. Maclean lost a five dollar bill last week, and published the fact in this paper; in a few days it was returned to him, having been found by an honest man, Mr. -Zacher, of this city.

Who says advertising doe3 not pay? A young lady of this city while out shopping one evening.this week stepped into a store and stunned the proprietor by calling for a "Jerusalem overtaken" Soon as he found out "what it was he recovered his speech. As announced in the paper last week, Mr. Yeager opened up his res tanrant on the East side in good shape Monday of this week, and is, we are pleased to notice, enjoying a good share of the trade. Mrs. F.

A. Longbrake, of Kansas City, Mo, was down in answer to a telegram announcing the death of her sister, Mrs. J. J. Wheatley, but got DR: JOHN PICHLER, PHYSICIAN and URGEOtf.

Chronic Diseases a Specialty- Calla. auswered day or night. Office, Cor. Galveston and Main Sts. Cherry vale, Kansas Mrs.

C. O. Wright entertained the Columbian Club Tuesday evening', and a very enjoyable time is reported. A. II.

Bradfield, ot Neodosha is now doing the shaving act in Row and Yeager's Tonsorial parlor, lie seems to be a good artist with Mrs. A. B. Clark, of Independence, at the meeting of the Grand Chapter O. E.

s. at Topeka. last week, received tne appointment of Deputy Grand Matron of the State of Kansas. No. 203 carries Pullman sleepers to Mr.

Ellsworth, wife and three children left for Nebraska, to -visit his Wellington, and through coaches to Pan Handle, connects at Winfield with parents Wednesday night. (rain for points in Oklahoma and Indian ferrifory, Galveston and iner- re. COMMENCEMENT TO-NIGHT. The Commencement exercises of the High School of this city, will be held at the opera house this evening. The orations, essays and recitations are all of a high order, and the entertainment will doubtless be an enjoyable one.

The admission fee of 25 cents snould not be forgotten, nor should it keep anyone away who would otherwise attend. It is for the purpose of meeting tne expenses of the occasion, thus relieving the clas3 of the linancial burden. FiftVWn fh Never fails to Cn Our postmaster still hses Sweet, as mediate points Texas. A. II.

Harding, Agenf. we noticed hJm sampling syrup at W. C. C. Kincaid said to us Wednesday that by word from, hi3 wife, who is D.

Wood's store Tuesday morning. Seveaal citizens of Cherryvale can substantiate this statement. visiting relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs, The Kaw's Mouth, a new humorous paper published at Kansas City, has discovered a colored brother who can, figure a little.

It says: "He done gone-an' cyphered through addition, partition, substraction, abomination, justification, hallucination, derivation, creation, amputation and adoption." in St. Louis, reports their eight year A. A. McGraw and wife, of Pitts here too late for the funeral. Mr Wheatley's two daughters went home with her Wednesday to spend the Bummer.

MEMPHIS ROUTE. DEPART. old daughter, who was dangerously burg, were in the city visiting their ill, improving. No. 402 8:30 a.

m. parents the first of the week. 7'i.