Fort Scott Daily Monitor from Fort Scott, Kansas • Page 4

CXOTHIKQ, FKBSOXAX. CXOTHXNQ, ETC JfTSUCAI. JEERCHAJTEISE. THE UMON BLOCK Gen. U.W.

rood returned home THE NEW ONE -PRICE yesterday. GREENFIELD CO. John Qnirk and wife, of Fulton SA7T1DAT, AUaUST 30. 1884- Seen by a Xoaltor Reporter! As are in me ciiy. Gov.

Glick came in on the Gulf OS.OCXSXE3. AIMOTHER LOT Of our Olrbf-K-d $50 ORGANS Xn cCTd f.cai on small road last night. CI oth House! Have Moved their Entire Stock of LTenry Stuart, formerly of Fort TsE Ti EST 13 EHICERT FcOFHIETOnS Scott, but now of Paola, is in town. W. Reed, returned -yesterday from a visit to his old home in Neosho Arc happy to announce tint tho transfer has been! county.

Hats, Cloth log. Judge W. P. Campbell of Wichita, Me? 1 EJeiiieiiiber ISeflecf Soaament of Enterprise. Yesterdtr a representative of the Monitor looked through the different parts of the new Union Block, into which the occupants have just moved.

This Important enterprise has given tuch an impetus to improvement of other kinds that an extended notice of It is dsemed worthy a place in the Monitor. j. e. westervelt a co. r.esrinning at the corner of Locust and Main street, first come J.

E. Wes-tervelt Co, who occupy all three stories and the basement of the south forty feet of the block. Through the Main street door yon enter the retail democratic candidote for chief justice completed, and that they aro now ready to furnish to tho public a full and complete lino of is in the city, Mrs. E. A.

Smith of San Birnardi- no, California, is visiting the family of A. H. Campbell Goods IT Gents' Furnishing Dr. T. F.

Wilson, returned to the city last night, after a week's absence down the Gulf road. room, 40x120 feet in size, extending D. B. VanSyckel, came up from Gi ntirelr back to the alley. Jlere is To Then New and Large Store Boom in the rard last evening- on law business.

He Choice Staple AND Fancy Groceries.j Wo havo special arrange- i ment for fresh Butter and Eggs. called on the Monitor. displaved an immense stock of every-nAntr tin.ifl hr a lrv jroods mer chant from a snool of thread to a bed Mr. Arthur Clark, with the Union stove works. Leavenworth, called on TJ JS1 J.03XT the Monitor yesterday.

blanket The counters and shelving are tyitatically arrangad eo that the spacis made to contain the great- Miss Carrie Paxson was over from Fort Scott last week visiting friends est amount or gooos ana sun avoiu a and relatives. lola Register. confused lam. At the rear ena oi mis And Have Added a Large Stock of floor a niece 40x10 feet is raised above The drum corps goes to Neosho the level of the ret of the floor about Falls fair on September 5th. where three or four feet.

This elevated por they will grain new honors for Fort Scott. BOOTS shoes: tion contains the carpet department and cloak department. The carpet lt nk( irr nv nrf ir rni-iv InrfB arr uiuily f.1 lrr to rr-Mit-nwil I uimi and of ihtr tr ir tin kik l.r lijrDirltrs rr lulij nrTaJjll. Mr. M.

Barber, of Fort Scott, is taking an airinsr this week and is the dpnartnit-nt of Westervelt has al Particularly -would wo call tho Public's attention to our lino of Teas, which for purity and for quality cannot bo excelled by any dealers hero or elsewhere You will find promptness in tho delivery of goods a pleasing feature. Peden Lavhead. ways been famous, but it will be made even more complete now. In the mat guest of Mr. Dan Bauman.

lola Reg ister. ter of cloaks, aud everything of thai kind, there will be an etfort made to They solicit patronage from their friends and patrons. M. Eckelberry, representing the Irwin Eaton Cracker Co- of Kansas hnnnr tn the record of the house for Citv, arrived from the south last handling tine goods. I'assinsr tin stairs in the elevator the night.

CHINA AND GLASSWARE. Dr. Morod, of Schell City, renorter fonnd himself in the whole and the founder of the town ot Mo Pianos and Organ for Rent. SIEGFRIED SCIIULEIN CO, iw MAHkrr FOKT NiHT. KANSAS.

DENTISTS. rod, on the Springlield road, was in Only a Feu Days More! town yesterday. Mrs. J. W.

Withers and her little daughter Katie came in yesterday over THE CITY YESTERDAY. TO GET the Wichita from an extended visit DENTIST, OFFICE II OFEEA EQUSE. FT. SCOTT. KS.

There is no reason whyyou should not wear good Clothing without the expenditure of more than a very small amount of money. We feel certain that the people of Fort Scott and Bourbon county will patronize an establishment where the best makes of Goods at the Lowest Prices can be bought, and where every article is marked in plain figures, so that a child can transact business with us as well as a grown person. Our lines of Boys' and Ftlen's Clothing and Overcoats are all new. We have no Stock carried over, no trash, nothing old fashioned They include garments for the Mechanic, Farmer and Gentleman of Fashion, equal to any custom tailor's make. The material of which they are made, the buttons, the braid, we guarantee to be just as they are represented.

We have Children's Clothing that will delight the heart of every parent by their appearance and moderate price. Our Boys' School Suits are made to wear, and our Dress Suits are extremely nobby. Give us a call and look at our goods. They are sure to please you. We are particularly proud of our Overcoats for Young Men.

In fit and style they are as fine as the best efforts of a fashionable New York tailor can produce. We also carry Men's Furnishing Goods, and can show you all the newest styles in Neck-wear, correct in style, color, and low in price. There is absolutely nothing ih the way of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Collars, Cuffs, Shirts, Underwear, that we have not in stock. We have a full assortment of Trunks and Valises, also, the latest styles of Hats and Caps. the western part of the state.

Mr. ohn Perry, who has been vis sale room, which is the same size as the lower room, and equally well lighted. This room is filled entirely with tables stacked high with a finely assorted stock of hosiery shawls, cloaks, fancy goods, notions overalls and jackets, yarns, and all Tarielies of knitting gwods. This wholesale department is managed with the special view of suiting the wants of the territory tributary to Fort Scott, and the good judgment ued in its management is well shown bv the constantly iucrKing trade that is' being built u. the firm now having BIG BARGAINS! ltmg in turope, has returned and is in Kansas City.

Mrs. Perry, who has been with yet visiting at ash ington, D. C. Rev. E.

C. Boaz went to Redfield AT THE END CHINA EHPORIUn. last evening, to hold a quarterly WEST meeting near that place. He holds quarterly meeting at this place next Dr. L.

m. Mathews, DENTIST, 21 1 Street, ti Scstt, Kansas. Sunday at :30.p. LOOK AT THE LIST! Mr. A.

Evans and lady, also their daughter Lucy, were visitors In our Elegant Ambeine Goblets, Berry Setts, city the first of the week. Mr, Evans is one of the leading business men in the thriving city of Eureka, on the JCtran tn.Je a.v sours (ma a. m. tat Wichita, and expressed himself well pleased with onr beautiful city VV. A.

COSTON, DENTIST. Mr. W. Schell, vice president of the Hart Pioneer Nurseries returned yesterday over the Wichita from an extended business trip to the Avest. Jlawa Oatbarwd Hr M4Tkir hy If oaltor Rvportvr.

A fine flaztnne walk i being luilt In front of W. W. Dillard't ttore. J. F- Co.

bare re-moTel to new Cuion lilock. fee ad. below. TLe jolly exenrsionitt that went to Merriam Park returned yesterday evening and report a very enjoyable' time. Mr.

IL V. Wellett brought to the Monitor ofllee yesterday a twig upou one foot of which there were ten beautiful large iSartlett peart. Thoe desiring instructions at the School of Muical Art must apply at once, at over fifty hour of each week are already taken, aud the demand i daily increasing. W. Y.

Tadgett and Fred Scoville will remove wnm from their present office to the office tonnerlv occupied by J. I. Hill. The latter place i now being fitted up for their use in fine ttyle. Mr.

J. II. Hewitt, of the Starliaking and Lunch room, has commenced erring regular meal at hit place of buinet4 on Main ttreet. We would advise all who wish a good square meal to give him a call. He alo keeps a lunc aland well supplied all of the delicaciet and substantial of the season.

The Malional avenue bridge in bad shape. The walks are full of boles and in places impassable, and at the north end a pile of lutnbereatirely obstructs the west walk. The street EeajiocaMf. All Work Guaranteed. Ambeine Pitchers, Decorated Salts and Peppers, Colored Lemonades, Colored Optic Pitchers, Ambeine Tumblers, only 33 Ambeine Finger-Bowls only 25 Colored Oil and Vinegar Bottles only $1, Jelly Tumblers, covered, only 4 cts.

each. He reports the nursery business boom Union Block. FORT SCOTT KAN. ab ut 1JO regular customers in the surrounding towns. The sales of this store now go from t'reen field, Mo, on the east, to the end of tho Wichita road on the west, and south to the Indian territory line.

Again passing up another story the storage aud surplus stock room was eijered. This room, which is the suTne size at the others, was expected to remain empty for some time, but the stock was found so large that a great many good are already stored there. When a sale of goods is completed in the wholesale room, they are collected together and carried down bv the elevator to the basement where a room 40x40 is finely prepared for a packing and billing room. Good lisrht. desks and box storage render this room very convenient.

In the basement, too, is a steam boiler 16 ft. by 44 in, by which the entire block.from top to bottom will be heated; and the pipes and radiators are so arranged that this can be done with a pressure of only five to seven pounds of steam. The outer corner of the basement is to be finished for an office for rent. There is a complete set of from top to bottom of the nilding, and the whole is lighted with gas. An erpecial convenience on the retail floor ing, and everybody solid for Martin and the national republican ticket.

Prof. Merriett and wife will depart to-day for Fort Scott, where they expect to remain for some time. While in this city the professor has made many friends, and has proved himsell a nrst-class artist, as the nu merous products of his brush and easel abuudantly testify. His portraits of several of the prominent people of We offer for a few days, to close out a line we shall no longer carry, a French Bronze, full 14-inch shade, Hanging Lamp for $1.50. the city are very fine and true to life.

Ihe wishes him success in his new field. Wichita Eagle. SCHOOL rt'EU Scaled bid will I received until September I. 1 to furnith btihel, more or let of hard red coal, to be delivered at the different school hornet at uch time at the chairman of Lbe committee on supplies may direct. of coal mut accompany bid.

The party to whom the contract may be awarded munt give bond in the urn of $2,) for faithful discharge of contract. The loard of education reserves the right to reject any or all bid. M. Lifi-man, Chairman of Com. on Supplies.

Ft Scott, Au. 27. Dlselatlea Netlee. Notice berebr given that G. II.

Hirhie ba oM Li intereit in the Means Company to Charlea Kichie. and bai no further connection FAIL TO OTEID OUR QUID OPENING SEPTEMBER 1st, ISM, ATTENTION, RECEPTIOM COMMITTEE The Vest End China Emporium. A meeting of the committee on re division, extra, 11:30 p.m.: Cherry- third story for a hall for social pnrpo- committee should see that it is fixed. LEON BLOOM, The One Price Clothier, vale division, extra, 12 midnight: Gulf ses. will be the elegant ladies' dressing that stranger coming into town roar not get an impression that the room, prepared with sofa-chairs, tables etc.

town is running down at the heel As a whole, the building reflects credit not only upon the men who have invested their money in it, but also upon the artisans of our city who did the work. SEXT THE BOSTON SHOE STORE, AT J. E. WESTERVELT'S OLD STAND. The following persons are emtdoved: J.

M. Goodsell. book Julius Ileis. who trareU for Metier, keeper aud general salesman Harry NOTICK Kothrhild Co. of Chicago showed at the Monitor office yesterday a pine A WORD TO THE PUBLIC.

Haw lev, book-keeper and with the company, Subscribers to the capital stock of which once belonged to (Jeo. ah- K. Antrim, dress jroods salesman road, north, regular, 4:42 a. m. lcm-ta road, extra, 12 midnight; Missouri Pacific, south, regular, 11:45 p.

m. Missouri Pacific, east, regular, 2:40 a. m. Tickets good to return on all regular trains of Sunday on the Gulf, and Missouri Pacific, and on regulars of Wichita Monday. J.

H. Sali.ee, Grand Marshal. 11. C. Loccks, W.J.

Whtttekts-d, B. F. IIepler, Dr. J. Cheaxey.

Assistant Marshals. F. SMmi. T.J. TtrWART, ClIAft.

IIICIIIC J. Calhoun, general salesman; Jo9. ington. It is of common brier root, but is so artistically carved that it is really a very interesting article aside from' its historical importance. It is the Bourbon county air Association will confer a favor upon the directors by paying to Ira D.

Bronson the amount subscribed, who is authorized to collect and deliver the stock. Ctth. 11. Ciumm, salesman; Harry liarber, salesman; Emma Crow, saleslady; Ina Clark, clerk pattern depU M. ti.

May field, traveling salesman, and five ception will be held at the police court on Market street to-day at 1:30 p. sharp. The following gentlemen comprise the committee B. P. McDonald.

W. C. Perry. F. Cottrell.

A. A. Harris. D. S.

NcKay. J. II. Sallee. Arthur C.

Perry. John M. Galloway, Anson McDonald. Ed. L.

Holt. W. A. McDonald. W.

J.fcmith. J. Chenault. AV. AV.

Dillard. T. L. Herbert. Eli March.

Clinton Norris. S. E. Armstrong. Jas.

McDonald. Jake Lederman. J. B. Chapman.

James Doyle. C. L. Ant ram. Geo.

E. Ford. Chas. Kaufman. verv large and weighs about one and J.

W. Davis. President. a half pounds; it 1 now the property helpers. JT.

GREENFIELD it. CO. of CoL Keeling of I ort Leavenworth Mrs. Richardson, as usual, first in Abont Buggies, Phaetons and Carriages. We desire to say to the public that we are now ready for the fall trade, with a very largo and well made -line of Buggies, Phaetons and Carriages, both our make and of eastern manufacture, in all grades.

We aro selling buggies at prices ranging from $75. up to $225., and place our guarantee upon all vehicles sent out. Wo invite all wanting buggies to como and see us, whether they buy of us or not. We will be glad to show them our 6tock and quote prices to them. Remember that every vehicle bougbt of us will be repaired by us at a time.

Fort Scott Carriage Works. An indajtriout, apt and fteady boy. tixteenor eighteen year old, wanted at once at the lianner ollice. One with tome experience in the printing buiinc preferred. ffm.

Sturm, Tke Leader. Julius Cohn finished removing bis to his new nuarters in the Nelson building yesterday, and will be Passing to the north the next room is occupied by N. Greenfield Co. as a wholesale and retail clothing 6tore. the field with early fall millinery.

Ladies, call and examine. readv to-day to receive the rush of This room is of like size with the oth St. Louis Exposition and Music Hall As DEMOCRATIC RALLY TO-DAY. PROGRAMME, Exercises to commence at 7:30. Drum Corps dres9 parade and drill on Scott between Wall and Hickory streets.

The torch-light procession will form on Scott ave. with the right resting on Wall line of march down "Wall to (iulf IL Ii. track, countermarching np Wall to Market, up Market to National south on National ave. to Hickory, west on Hickory to Crawford, south on Crawford to Grace, east on Grace to National north on National ave. to Birch, east on Birch to Main, north on Main passing for review by Gov.

Glick at the stand at Opera house corner, thence by way of Main, Market, and Lincoln ave. to riaza. Weather permitting, the speaking will be from the stand on the l'laza, otherwise at the Opera House. Committees of reception will meet the various delegations at the trains as they arrive. sociation.

For the opening of St. Louis Expo er, that is 40x120. The firm does not bestow a great deal of attention upon the wholesale trade, though from their immense stock they are always ready to supply orders that come in from tha neighboring towns or coun sition and Trade's procession the Mis visitors which his handsome bead-quarters is sure to attract. He la prepared to set up mcal, oysters in all style, and every other delicacy dear to the epicurean palate in superb style, and keeps a place which is a just subject of pride to the people of Fort souri Pacific railway will sell round CLEVELAND AND HENDRICKS CLUB MEETING. The regular meeting of the club was held last night at the court house.

The meeting was called to order by J. 11. Sallee, the president of the club. The arrangements for to-day'9 meeting were pejpected generally. Judge Campbell, of Wichita, nominee of the democratic party of the state for Chief Justice, made a rousing speech which thoroughly enthused the audience and was heartily applauded.

nn tickets September 2d to oth in TaJr Praaataaa List. All persons desirinjr prerainrn li-t the Ilonrbon County Fair can be applied by calling ujoa the under-tipaed. at my with Van Fossen Jt Wilcox loan and real e-tate bank, nnder the opera hou-e. Iba I. I'.

kon so v. Secretarr Fair Atociation. clusive, at One Fair for round trip, lmit five davs from date of sale. that each of the It is expected try. The principal object kept in view is'to run a tirst-class retail store, and the orderlv and tasty wav in which Through sleeping parlor and dining cars on evening train.

Ample accommodations for all. C. M. Euis, Agent. row after row of large tables are pack- a I .1 .1 above members will promptly present himself at the police court-room at the time mentioned, and be ready to proceed to the different depots to eu Willi goous is evidence luai uicse irentlemeh have confidence in their At the store of the Crain Nelson Hardware Co.

yesterday a Monitor straggler wu shown the celebrated Koval Carland range which is as near perfection as it can get. It is supplied with a sectional tire back: a patent Wm. Sturm, The Leader. Wanted. Some one to bale hay at some point on the Gulf road, Will furnish a first class hay press, and will take pay for the use of same in baled hay.

Choice lot of Seed Rye. Davis Co. Speeches were also made by Messrs. Sallee and Perry. An invitation was extended to W.

ability to handle a large business, Thev are arranging a special depart Neat and expeditiouly lone by the tiar or Apply to r.RM.K II.IJAVS. At CoL I. l'ear-all ment for custom-made goods and pro pose to Ken at the head ef the mar leaders of delegations will report Go to Clarence E. Hall's drug store on Main street for prescriptions. Know je not that Kaiser's 'Xew Bricks" nickle cigar is superior to any oilier, so far introduced.

Try one and be convinced. anti-clinker grate, a patent cut center which cannot warp out of shape: a lanre reservoir; an elevated shelf; and nickel-plated towel rack. It i perfectly managed by one damper.and altogether it is a Wautv. This com- F. Carroll to address the club at its next meeting.

Mr. Carroll being present, accepted the invitation and will speak to the boys next Friday night. The club has now a large membership and is in a flourishing condition and will spread themselves to-day Wra. Sturm. The Leader.

immediately upon their arrival to J. 11. Sallec, Grand Marshal, at his office, 2U0 Market street. A reception will be tendered Gov. meet the incoming trains and extend to our visitors a hearty and cordial welcome to our city.

In accordance with a resolution passed at a meeting of the Cleveland and Hendricks club last evening, an invitation is extended to as many of the club as are able to meet the committee at the time and place specified, to assist in welcoming to Fort Scott the democratic clubs, organizations and visitors which are expected. Arthur C. Perry. Chairman. ket in tne matter of style and quality.

Mr. Greenfield has just returned from New York, whera he ha laid in a fine stock of boot sand shoes, which will management of Mr. J. Inquire at i Glick at the parlors of the Huntington House betwean and 5 o'clock in the A Xo, 3 fire-proof afe. Momtor oilire.

old band at that busi- Ihe meetinar adiourned to meet for panr aUo sells the Mills (Jarland range I UH and" the John Van wrought iron ion' ranse. be nnder the an Mrs. Richardson's headquarters silk and wool Arrasene. Wm. Sturm.

The Leader. Loans at Mew Kates. Eight per cent without commission or vix per cent and small commission for fair loans. Good Insurance Companies represented. Lawton Woodruff, Dan.

M. Richards, Manager. over McKay's Store. matter of hats, the firm afternoon. again Friday, September 5th.

W. J. Smith, Sec'y. nmtiUu OTHTEIM. OVlTEK.

I storage place is provided for take special pride, always keeping on torches, transparencies and banners at the hose house on Scott avenue near See those Patent Coffee Pots at Ilob-son's corner. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Wall Oil furnished forlamps. MARRIED. Floyd Ahmswerity At the residence of the Rev.lv.

M. Fisk, on Oak A detail of the committee ot ar-. Do set fail to go to Julius Cohn's T. M. Hobson.

the bouse mover, and get some big. fat addle Hock from l'aola. will Iks city next oysters. They are extra tine ones Mouday week to move the A. M.

1 church from its present location to the Ww. Sturm, The Leader. 'corner cf Hickory and Lnwman I street. Mr. Hobou has hc-n eugaired Cool and welHigkted desk room jn tne business of bouse moving for to rent.

Apply toS. 1. MosLer, in the sixteen vears. and ha reduced it to a hand such favorite make as Dunlap's and Morris. The other departments are equally well supplied, and contain practically everything necessary for a complete outfit.

A pleasing feature to be found here is the marking of every piece of goods in plain figures. in ses-1 street. Fort Scott. Mr. A.

Floyd, to Grave charges are being mado The Fort Scott Carriage Works invite all parties wanting to buy Carriages, Buggies or Pheatoas to call and see their line of work. In addi- rangemeuts will be constantly sion at the city offices, 212 Market Miss Emma Armswerity, both of this IICXTIXGTOX HOVSE. PKinsey, Faribault, Hobon. Paola; TD Hunt, Leaven-wonth Gordon, Walsh, K. Williams.

Wichita; Stone, against the presidential candidates by many, but not even one person ha3 street, from 12 m. till 12 at night to city. tion to a line of first-class work made has raisee an objection to the Gexer- answer inquiries. basement of the Huntington llou- cience. He moves any size buiMing I'erfect order will be roaintameu al Crook cigar.

All concede it to bo by themselves, they carry a heavy Cincinnati loung, Along the sides of the room stanu a row of tall mirrors, one every sixteen Stwvar, Lawrence A Jackson X. Y. over almost any kind of topograph! cal obstructions with the least pos-i feet. In the center of the room is the best 5ct. cigar sold in the city.

Wm. Sturm, The Leader. Everett, A Pearson ble danger. Ilesidcs thorouzhly un stock of the cheaper grades made by eastern manufactures, which they are selling at prices ranging from $75 up. They want it understood that they sell all kinds of work.

large skylight or covered court, giving The Only The Nashua, New Hampshire, Telegraph, says Ex-Alderman John Cross, found that in his very painful rheumatic difficulty, the only remedy which did him any good, was St. Jacobs Oil, the magical pain-relievcr. George, Pendes, Miss Clara Jen throughout the city. A special detail of 50 police will be on duty under command of City Marshal J. A Bryant.

Trains leave the city to-night a3 follows: Gulf road, south, Joplin On city and farm property. Vax Fossex A Wilcox, Loan and Ileal ltate lUnk. Under First National Bank. kins. Gowdy, Frank Hickok, derstanding hi business, Mr.

Hobson is a otiiet and courteous gentleman a tine light in every corner of the store. The basement beneath is to be Patterson, Philadelphia with whom it is a pleasure to transact used for storage. The firm regularly George and wile, Pleasanton Hon. Popular brands of smoking and chewing tobacco and tine cigars at J. L.

Bay Co's drug store. WAR AGAINST THE ELEMENTS. business. Any one having a building employ six competent salesmen. I'RAGER.

Glick, Topeka: John Alley, A Logan, Maria Henderson, Minnie to move find it to their interest DRY GOODS. to consult him in time. Henderson. Cllftv, Ind. Alexau A foolish man goeth and spendetlt his money for an inferior cigar, a wise man inves-teth in one of Kaiser's "Xew Ilricks" nickle cigar, and then he chuckeleth.

The next room on the north, 20x80fL in size, is occupied by Mr. I). Prager Mr. J. W.

Wiler was on the street der, McAdoo, Barnard. Lloyd. Miss Jennie Neal, Toronto vesterdar exhibiting bis new tive- Wm. Storm. The Leader.

ftplaltl at Jallaa Oka'a Ta-day. Freh lake White Fidi. Fresh lake Trout. New York Connt ystcr. saddle Kock Oysters, Michigan Celery, and Mountain Messina Oranges, all real fresh and guaranteed, at Jrut's Coiin's.

as a jewelry store. He has had the room fitted un in the most elaborate WC Wrijrht, Paris, Mrs. plass landau, jut received from the Shields, Campbell, Woods, st vie. and it is safe to sav that no Clarence Hall carries a full line of Milburn Manufacturing liridge-port. Conn.

It is one of the band-some and most comfortable convey Wichita; A Ulrich, II Rhepherd: drags of all kinds and compounds all handsomer jewelry store is in the state. Ijirge windows in front and a lantern And This is How to Do It. Go to Chas. Kaufman's, get a bottle of Sabin's Water-Proof Oil Dressing, which is positively the best dressing known to the scientific world. It will improve your shoe-leather, cause it to wear longer, gives you more ease in walking, as the leather becomes soft and pliable, and will not injure the finest leather known to the trade.

Chapin, Seligsberger, Cornell, LL Donnelly, Chicago; 11 It Kiuge in the roof make it bright with light, prescriptions carelully. To the Ladies. ances ever brought to the city and wins for the enterprising Mr. Wiley at way, II Mordebar, St. Louis Fresh Ush at Julius Cohn't to-day.

while the artistic papering on the walls and Ceiling, leave little to wish Pernne, meland; Holloway, once ine commennaiion ana aurair have now stock a large as Parsons; Charles, Sells' Bros. tion of the public In keeping with for in the way of beauty. The funi sortment of fancy goods, consisting of circus Sale, Louisville the landau, is the horses and harness, ture for the room was ordered to be imported silk and wool Arrasene, em the latter beine beautilully silver Snyder, Massillon, Ohio Emma My if you feel like taklnian A o. 1 iraokr, to to any cigar dealer within the city limits and enquire for lialter' "Aew Bricks. readr on August 1st, but on account broidery, cheneille all the shades of Felt, Zephvr and Saxony Joras, La mounted, from the Hartman harness ers, Hannibal; Li Tart, Parsons; of the over crowded condition of the furtnrv.

it is not here vet. The furni anlkner, Cincinnati. shop, manufactured under the super dies' fine muslin underwear in suits, Germantown varns. Mrs. Richard' GEEETING: Do you wish a beautiful complex ture will be of solid cherry, with plate glass show cases.

Mr. Prager is put vision of Mr. Tom O'llnen, and which cost Mr. Wm. Musgat will drive this handsome turnout, which will son's, the popular leader of fashion.

ion i Then use Ayera barsapanlla. Fresh Fish at Roush Swap's west side of Market Square. Anyone wishing plans and speciiica-cations at reasonable rates can get them bv calling on S. Odgers, Contractor and Builder, Hickory street, between National avenue and Crawford street, Fort Scott. Fresh Fish at Julius Cohn's.

ting in an immense stock of silver Hmms tot Sal. Gona Marrbavea numlx rof new cottarea which they will sell on monthly pavmcnta. Very desirable -IN- promptly attend ail calls for persons ware and watches, and faiicy wares of Saddle Rock oysters Fresh, big, fat Uesirinz to co to the trains or visit all kinds will be put in after a short at Julius Cohn's. aces, and terms mane to sun ice The New Union Block any part of the city. FOOD BIS FRIEND.

time. At the rear of the store is a fire troof vanlt, 5 Jx7 ft in size, which will supplied with shelves-, so that the nyera, Wm. Stnrm, The Leader. For Sale. rafaraaaata Wlaa.

most valuable articles can be placed In Officer Iiolla Copes yesterday re I baTe for sale some WINE that We Hope to See You. Business property near Durkee ceived a letter from Chief of Police side. It will also contain a burglar was made by rue. suitable for sacra Stout's agricultural house, on National proof safe. Harrigan, of St.

Louis, to whom he To Merchants, Railroad men and Traveling men. Secure an accident ticket or policy in the Accident Insurance Company mental purposes and for the tick. It The engraving and repairing de had written about the boy. Charlie it sot an 4 no amount of OUR STOCK. IS COMPLETE! avenue, will be sola at a bargain.

Inquire of J. E. Petty, proprietor and owner, Ft. Soott, Kansas. It cleanses and purines the blood, and thereby removes blotches and pimples from the skin, making it smooth and clear, and giving it a bright and healthy appearance.

Wanted. A girl to do general housework. J. G. Ogden, corner Orange and Low-man streets.

As we expect to see a good many Plumed Lady Knights this fall, we have purchased a large stock of ostrich feathers. Mrs. Richardson, leader of fashion, Market street, opposite the postoffice. The Fort Scott Carriage Works are ready for the fall trade a very large stock of first-class Buggies, Pheatons and Carriages of their own manufacture. They also of North America.

It will intoxicate. F. Southeast Fort Scott. Kading. Mr.

Harrigan, npon receipt of Mr. Copes letter, hunted for and found the ooy'a father, who had made a mistake in sending the boy try way Two Car Loads of New Goods Call at the Fort Scott Carriage partments, nnder the charge of Mr. Will Prager and Mr. Ingraham, will be greatly Improved, though Mr. establishment has always been superior in these matters.

The walks around the block are made of flagstone from the Gilfiillan Gcxx Sc Mark, Agents. Notice, Having secured first class barber of Kansas City, so that his grandpar Works for any grade of Buggies, Carriages or Pheatons. They carry a full the Parlor Barber Shoo in the Hunt quarries, and are as fine as there are in the state. In them are large iron Far ftaJa. A fine seven room residence on Main ttreet.

E. Cost, with Ware Ware. Wm. Stern, Toe Leader. Ia tie war of a deliciona cigar the GrxtKJLL Crook may have equals, bat it baa no superior.

It i a cigar of great merit and iacreaaingpopniar- ington House is now reopened for business. line of eastern made work, which they sell at -prices ranging from $75 np. They also make the finer work to order. Be sure and call npon the Carriage Wrks before buying elsewhere. They warrant all work fully.

Fine Dress Goods, New Carpets and LOWEST PBICES! J.E.VesterveIt&Co ents here did not know where to look for him. The grandfather Las been at the Missouri Pacific depot every day since Sunday, and was highly pleased when Mr. Copes took the boy out to his home, about one mile west of town, which was done aa soon aa Mr. Harrigan letter came yestreday. The grandfather" name ia Fred Shuman.

P.J. Smith. slabs dotted with glass bull seres, through which the light goes into 'the cellert, so that they are all bright and hare in stock a fall line of eastern cheery. For Sal. A small amount of rich garden dirt.

A. complete assortment of drugs at made work, which they will sell at The second, story over the last two Apply at W. M. Smalley'a store. Clarence Hall's drag store.

prices ranging from $75 up. i to trie is used for offices and the.