Osawatomie Graphic from Osawatomie, Kansas • Page 5

-ooooo- First published in the (Jsawa.imie Graphic June 8th, provided by law, shall be proceeded against as in such cases provided by the laws of Kansas; it is un-lerslood that thirty days shall be allowed afler the date of such not ice lo pay the amount herein slated or to perform the work as herein provided, within which to comply with the provisions of I his ordnance. The street commissiouci Miall serve such notice in writ ten 'orm by delivering a copy personally-lo such persons liable or by a copy of the notice at Ins usual place of residence with some one over Ivvelve years of age; that she person serving the notice horo-u provided shall make a true copy of the same aud proof of service, io be kepi on file in the office 01 he street commissioner, on which shall be "Notified and Failed'" in alt cases where party shall neglect, and fail to comply wilh the law in such ease's made and prov ided. RECEIPT See. -i. Upon doin.

ihe work required or paying, o) money specified in this ordinance lo be paid to the street commissioner, he shall mark on said list worked or paid and shall give a receipt lo such party therefor. FURNISH NAMES TO STREET' 3. It is bore by made he duty of all proprietors or torcinen oi all places oi business Or keepem of boarding, houses, reslaurauls or hotels, in this city, lo furnish to the street commissioner, when required so lo do, the names of all persons boarding or lodging al their houses, or employed at their place of business; and any such person who shall neglect or refuse lo do so, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall, upon conviction thereof in the police court of said city, be lined live dollars for each oflense. REPEALING-Sec. That ordinance No.

llH'i, 418 aud 511 and parts of any and all other ordinances in conflict herewith, hereby are repealed. SEC. ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage aud publication in Ihe official paper of the city. Passed and approved June p.m. Attest: C.

Il.l'.ARH, J. W. ALLARL), Mayor. City Clerk. ''MUSHROOM" MIGHT ItE POISON Uon't.

be fooled when gathering mushrooms. Re sure you know which plant is edible. There are two very poisonous fungi plants very much resembling the eatable variety, Take, for instance, the Fly Fungus or Fly Amonita, a ro-fiusl. plant, four to sixteen inches height. This is a very poisonous plant, but can bo distinguished from the common mushroom, as it has while instead of purple gills.

Then there is another similar variety known as Ihe Ix'alh Cup or Poison Amijiati. This plant grows from three to night inches in height wilh a white stem. The pla-ut itself may be white, green, brown, yellow or spoiled. The Dealh Cup can be distinguished from the e.dibl variety by iU while gills, cup, spores the fact that it grows in woods instead of meadows. This is Ihe most posionons of Ihe fleshy fuu-gis HEW'ARE OF THE POKEWJ'ED.

The common Pokeweed is a poisonous plant, also. The plant grows from six lo nine feel in height. It has purple stems and in the summer, purple-black berries. The Pokeweed has many uses in I he-household, the fresh shools be- ing a subslilule for asparagus. Care Ordinance No.

631. In ordinance requiring certain persons to pay three dollars roud tax or to work on the si mils and "anils' Osawutomie. Kansas, and repealing ordinances No. Kit', 418 and 5ii, and parts, any "8wliiancc! in conflict herewith 114 IT 0R1ALNED BY THE. MAYOR AMI CUU.NCII..MEN OF THE CliY OF OSAWATOMIE, KAN-jAVS.

Tliere is hereby created be office of Street Connnissionei 1'br 1 In- City of Osawatomie, whoso luties shall be to collect the 'three lollars.road tax, annually, as prodded 'Ity" law, and account for the ame lo th city ami diall be required lo give bond to he citV with, good security, foi he faithful 'Iliscliaige of leg, and. for tin; safe-keeping, ami use of any money that may onie'nil'O his hands, and to dis-mrse I he 'same in the manner provided by law; that the term of office of such street commissioner shall lie or until his successor is appointed and quuli-t'ied, aiid'ltiay be removed from for misconduct; and such street commissioner shall do and perform ill the duties usually devolving lJi'pn siiuh officer and shall apply he money collected first to the re-afr of the most public and a'lid graded streets of this ity; the street commissioner: shall iwewve I be sum of as a full nonlhly compensation for his services as such officer. SEC 2. All persons between the age of twenty-one and fifty years', who have resided in he state of Kansas thirty days, and who are not a public charge, shall liable each year to pay the sum of three dollars road lax to the street commissioner, or if such persons so choose, all such persons shall perforin two days work, ir one days' work with a learn, 'upon (he si reels aud highways of said in lieu of said three dollars, which event all such persons ihall be liable each year to per-oiim two days'- vvorkof eight hours uch or one days' work' with a learn a the public streets' and alleys, inder I he direction of 'the street commissioner, or pay the sum of three 'dollars in lieu hereof: Provided that any person working one day with a team shall shall lie credited with the full two days' work; ind provided' further, that the mem Iters of the volunteer fire depart? ihent shall be exempted from the provisions fixing the liability of such persons, provided still furl her, that the volunteer firemen who shall be exempt el shall not exceed 15 for the City and 12 for the Hail-way Shops. NOTICE, Sec.

'3. he street commissioner shall give a notice in, all oersdiW required by this ordinance pay money or perform work as aforesaid, of the lime and place he vill attend and. direct the work lo he performed, and he(shall direel what implements such person shall bring, with' which lo perform such wrk. 'Thai such, notice shall lie given by such sti-eef commission to every such person liable lo such tax, on, or lieforeihe firsl day of September ot each' year, and every such person who shall fail or refuse to pay the sum of three miliars or oerform the wm-k as VVM XS regard to thi a woolly an- nual, one (o three feet has proved fatal when iu hei It', flour lia been ued from which seed was not the cockle Indus! rial- WHEN THE IIAIUEST Why do' the farmers have so much trouble every year in gciliug, or trying to get, men for Ihe when! harvest? Heller si ill, why should they not have trouble to get the men? Is tliere any reasou on lop of this beautiful aud fruitful earth why men siiould be loitering about for eleven months for Ihe pleasure of working four weeks or less in the wheat harvest? This is a high-pressure age. Men who amount to anything, who have brains enough to swing a hammer or dig a post hole do not need lo be idle a day.

Only vagabonds, otherwise called hoboes, play truant, these days. And if tins he true, which, in the words of Theodore Roosevelt, "it must be," what sort of work can. a farmer expect from a tramp? There is some excuse for an enlisted man, but absolutely none for the man who shuffles along through the world doing nothing for himself and for any one else. j.f..Kansas farmers insist upon growing "bumper crops" they inul expect to' have the annual in getting help to gather I hem. They might organize a holding company and employ laborers by the year aud keep them on the go between this si ate and Argentina, or other Southern Republics, upon a schedule that would have them here when they are warded.

Another way lo get help for harvest time is to pay more, feed bet ter, and give a little attention lo the ethics of human dustrialist. TIIK RIGHT MM! OF TALK F. It. Coburn is right, as usual. His contention that great harm has come to Kansas from the thought less use by its own papers and people, of the words cyclone, grass iioppejs, hot winds and is tremendously true.

Kansas has sulfen-d more I ban any other stal in the house of its friends. Tie language of extravagance is too much in vogue here, We have hud no grasshoppers for a third of century aud yet Kansas is still known all over the east as the grasshopper stale. Iowa. Missouri and many other states has suffered far more than has Kansas from wind storms, and yet these states ear capo the reputation which attaches lo Kansas everywhere as the cyclone slate. The Dakolas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and many of the Atlantic stales experience blizzards, compared to which our winter si onus are gentle zephyrs hut Kansas blizzards 'are the they talk about everywhere.

iTwo years ago the writer was snowbound in Soulh Dakola for two days by a blizzard the like of which bad never seen in thirty-odd years in Kansas, but 1 searched the papers in vain for an account of it-Why, in Iowa I hey hav blizzards severe that the farmers have to stretch ropes from house to iiairi lo keep from gelling lost' goon' from one lo the other. Suppose such things would happen in Kansas the papers would teem with accounts of them. Our own papcl's and people are largely to blame for the extravagant reputat ion Kan sas lias abroad, lt has hurt irn- II u. foremost American must bo taken in root, as it is very The Corn Cock I BUSLXESS CARDS 0 0 0 0 0- D. S.

STEWART Physician and Surgeon Rooms in the Osage Valley Block. Both Phones b'o'o o- P. W. ROBINSON, Physician and Surueon. Office ovor Chenoweth's Undertaking establishment.

Office phone 198, Res. 182. -ooooo- N. CSPEER, Physician and Surgeon Both Phones. Office in Whiteford Block.

ooo K. PACE Physician and Oploirtctrlst office ami residence "east of city hall. Special attention given to treatment of es and fitting glasses. ooo o- F. C.

LOBBAX Dentist. Office in Whileford block. Office phone 23K, residence 185. ooo 1 V. I1ARREI.L Dentist.

Office over Churchills? Hardware store. Office phone 237 residence 29i. B. J. CARVER AUorney-at-Luw Deeds and other 'instruments written.

Prompt attention given to notarial work and collections. Abstracts of title examined. Room 7, Whiteford Block. Osawatomie, Kansas. -ooooo- S1IERIDAN, MEUSER SHERIDAN Attoi-iieys-al-law Office over post -office, J'aola, Kansas.

oooo- LANE LANE Attorney s-at-law Office opposite the post-office Paola, Kansas. ooooooo oo Knights and Ladies of Secur- ity Lodge No. 1, meets in Odd Fellows Hall every Sat- irday Sojourning members are cordially invited (0 It. A. Chenoweih, Harnett A.

Dunlapj I'res. Secretary. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t' -ooooo- OS AW VI (Mill. FEED MILL. Feed, Meal and Graham.

Custome grinding Friday and Saturday at .1. Lt. Remington's old Lumber Yard. E. D.

BULLOCK. ooo -ooooo- Come right down Brown avenue to the livery barn along side the railroad where you'll find Chambei'lin Bros Wailinuford ready to give you good rigs and dependable teams at all times the kind that get you where you want to go and get you back again. ooo o- My spring, and slimmer stock is open" to your closest inspection. Kemeinber I am the old home tailor I am no xtudeut. PETERSON THE TAILOR I SPRING WORK! i Spring work will be on 7 frf-t 4- s-wik work harness? Take the answer to THE HARNESS AN4t FOU SALE.

FOR SAIJ2 OR TRADE: A farm in Western Kansas to trade for good Osawatomie property. Inquire al this office. FOR and Yellow Jersey 'sweet (potato plants at 20 cents a hundred. Phone Youmans phone No. 505.

FOR two sealed rub ber tired trap al a bargain. Jos. F. Nicely. FOR SALE: Cood piano and -icvviug mac hi no.

Phone K5. FOR Hotel and lunch room iu a good town. Call up or address 0. B. Adams, Leltoy, Kansas.

FOR SALE CHEAP 1 A black 3-year old, city broke driving horse, good new buggy and harness. Call number 6 or inquire at Citizen's State Bank, Paola, Kansas. REAL ESTATE. F. Shawver, money to loaa on chattel and other security.

See 0. T. Booson, for your abstracts. He is a bonded abstractor and his terms are reasonable, tie is also a Notary Public and will draw up your deeds and other papers for you. F.

Sh aw or, office over Church ills' hardware store, money to ioau on chattel mortgage aud other security. Parties desiring to sell towu prop erty will do well to call on 0. T. Beesou. lie has buyers for good properly.

FOR TRADE Nice 5 room collage, closo in. Will trade equity for team, or what do you offer. Owner wants quick deal." 100 acre form, well improved, uicly located with reference lo town and school, will trade Equity, for Osawatomie property. Address Box llti, Osawatomie, Kansas. LOST.

JJJST: -Sunday, May 30, on Main street. A silver belt pin with oblong, red sloue setting. Return io Graphic. Reward. FOUND FOUM If you have found anything you think would be of any value to the owner, advertise it in this column at our expense.

FOU KENT FOR RENT: A room rooming house close in. Inquire of 0. I. Beeson. MISCELLANEOUS 1 am now located la the house al the corner of Fifth street and Parker ave'uue, soulh of the Caih-oho church where I am prepared to do dressmaking.

satisfaction Mrs. (W. Lattin Bundy. visit water cures pay Why: exiiorbitaul doctor bdis suffer with rhuematism 0 neuralgia anu iviuuey 1 I Trouble whoa CUIR0N1C will cure you if I I For loioc and blood purifier it I has no equal, A relief guaran- toed. Price $1 per bottle.

Sold I by- I I L. R. MEEK. I Osawutomie, Kuns. -0 0 0 0.

o- A brand hew, sanitary fountain at Muck's drug store. Fine portraiture kodak supplies, picture framing. Finishinf for amateurs a specialty, at the Wllosn-Brown Studio. Coca Cola hits the spot at Reed's fountain. Mrs.

Geo. Harlz, of Paola, visited her daughter, Mrs. W. Harreil this afternoon. DR.

J. P. GOOD GLASSES -FITTED Satisfaction Guaranteed HOME OFFICE Ovr Davenport'! 228 Main, Ottawa Kai. Of flea day Trlday and Saturday Will beat the National Hotel In Osawatomie every two weeks NHXf Monday, June 19 Groceries' and Fruits I have an unexcelled stock of staple groceries and fresh fruits uuin tropical anuuomestic. i in vite you to inspect my stock and be convinced that I am selling a fine of goods at attractive prices The CASH GROCERY W.

A. BUrJDY.Prop. 00000000 0 0 F. J. BECK, TRANSFER BAGGAGE.

Gbod Mouse proof Stor- age room in connection; Piano moving a specialty. Your calls will be promptly attended to. Call Res. phone 451 or 37. 0000000 0 00 inensely.

Let's quit exaggerat ing our abnormal tilings. E. lloch in Marion Record. When in need of a Suit or a new pair of Trousers tailored by an up-lo-dale tailor or any cleaning and pressing give us a call. Wo have the only French Dry Cleaning machine in this cily.

Our Pressing machine not only does perfect work and puis in crease's and pleales that stay, but dis-infecls and destroys any germs that might exist. Livens up the goods like riew which cannot be done with old slyle irons like father used to use. Ladies' and Gents' Suits cleaned ami pressed up-lo-dale $1.25 Soils pressed in Win' Ladies Skirls cleaned and- pressed Hats cleaned and blocked, all All work miurunlred Called for aud delivered if desired. ARE Willi E. Plume iS2 Tailoriuii til home, cbaiilnii and prrssiuij.

Notice. We have several. that wish to buy Osawatomie properly, but the price musl be right as they will pay spot cash providing the price is right and the location is suitable'. Pleaso leave. price and location with CampbeU and Anderson, in Hie Whiteford.

Block, Osawatomie, Kansas. Take that bad taste out of your mouth by patronizing Meek's fountain. I have a fine lot of hats, the best for money, the cheapest at Ihe price you fver aaw. Bessie Landis. You can only build up homo indil tries by patronizing home indus-trie8v('f he, money that you send awy buys no beefsteak hero.

The Wilson-Brown Studio is a home in dustry. Patronize it. Quality and prices right. First door east of the city hall. LOS'I': A 0.

I. A. pin-between the homo of 5. WY Teeter and rOdd Fellows 'lodge room. Will finder please return fo this offico and -rr ceive reward.

I handle famous Nubone Corsets. You know what their quality Mrs. Bessie andis. Miss Mary Smith went to Kansas City "yesterday to visit her sister, Cooper, Aviahnn Mppf The most modern aeroplanes driven by the two aviators will be seen in guaranteed nights for endurance and altitude in Forest Park on the afternoons of Monday and Tuesday, JUNE 1 2th. and 1 3th.

NOTHING UKE IT THIS YEAR A. Ja Ottawa next Monday and LOWEST EOR PRICES EVER OFFERED SUCH RIGHTS. 1 ADULTS ADMISSION 50 cents CHILDREN 25 cent Come to Tuesday. SEE THE BIRD-MEN IN OTTAWA'S GOOL FOREST PARK. FIRST FLIGHTS IN EASTERN KANSAS 5 r-NO SUCH OPPORTUNITY IN YEARS---.