Pittsburg Daily Smelter from Pittsburg, Kansas • 1

0- PlTTSBUKG; DAILY MELTEEL PITTSBURG, KANSAS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10 1895. VOLUME I. 133. COMING: The Ever Popular Do Not Miss OIXLr CONCERTS ry A Tfc T7 TTV FAA AND MILTON BELL RINGERS. 1 ADU1v ivllJ2l THS OPPORTUNTY The Eccentric The great the one the only STABISFIELD, Humorist, Mimic and Character Vocalist.

ISA JLtTyVLTXJX Banjost and Dancer. HAVE a few sets of TABLE LINEN in very choice patterns at remarkably low Change of Program each night. Seats io cents only. Reserved at 15 cents each day at usual place of sale. SOUTH BUILWNO.

Mb. FooHT-Seventh Grade. Honor Roll for Pittsburg. Including names of pupils neither ab Dottie Arthur, Daisy Bumorots, sent nor tardy during the month ol Sep A. Beautiful.

Clock FREE. First-class Time-Keeper. How to IGet One. Call at our Store For Information. tember, October and November.

Maggie Clyde Moore. Sam Shafer, Louise Sears, Merta Starr, Prices for the quality of goods. What's the matter with getting one for your wife's Christmas present? We are sure nothing could be more acceptable to her. We also have some very pretty Table Covers that are all right in quality and price. William Beech woodj'Amos Allen, Stella CENTRAL BUILDINO.

1 Mr. Ewino High School. Lizzie Andrew, Josie Brown, Fressie Garmot), Edna Lee, George Meadows, Louie Marty Eprl Pomeroy, Jean Sears, Bornioe Millington, Jasques Ru pin, Edward Beech wood, Maud Mead' Chandler.Tulia Hair is, Annie Waggoner, Perva Wright, Frank Hill, Howard Lan-ning Earnest Smith, Pansy Armstrong, Ella Champion Eflle Farner, Emma Ish-mael, Maude Vining Bessie Wallace, Ze- owe. Mrs. Morse Sixth Grade.

Mihs GERMAiN-Second Grade. Roy Aikius, Frank Carlton, Frank Hamilton, Ruben Lindsay, Wiley Short, Carrie Carlton, Robert Kelley, Eddie Scott, Maude Aiken, Ida. Hemphill, lioe Golding, Hazel Welch, Ulla Curry, Bertha Hemphill, Bertha King, Olive Don Bluek. Miss CoPFEY-First Grade. Nellie Gilmore, Lena Byron, Blanche Aiken, Harry Small, Florence Gilmore, Roy Noel, Julius Scholia, Tominie Large, Elma Scholia, Paul Elsmg, Charles MutBon, Ralph Scott.

Booker Brothers Fall, The doors of Booker Bros, grocery store, corner of Broadway and Fourth street were closed yesterday noon under llnanoiul embarrassments. Seeing that, their business was in fuiling condition with liabilities equal to or greater than resources, the firm decided to turn over Dora Bitner, Cora Love, Mabel Cogli- da Campbell, Jacob ChnsnofT, Frank Ellis, Harry Kumm.Oscar Sharp.Hnhnes zer, i wirlie uoron Hioitn unnoe, Frankie Redmon, Grace Kellev, Jolin Duncan. Valter Oney Adams, EPMAN'S Wager, Myrtle Kime, John Seely. LA Mrs. Baitoow Eighth Grade.

Mable Franklin, Nellie Harris, Bessie Henry Raymond. JIiss Moore Fifth Grade. -The December "MODES AND FABRICS" has arrived. It is full of useful hints on Fashions and all household cares. Get a copy free.

THE WEAR COAL CO. STORE. Clara Harris, Hellen Lontkowsky, CLOTHING HOUSE. Lance, Minnie Shaw, Nora Walker, Willie Dennis, Willie Stower, Bart Voeth, Poe Vondament, Flora Carter, Kate Gnl- Pearl Pease, Selya Yarrow, Odie Curron, Elmer Siebert, Fannie Chnsnoff, Grace Branham, Bertha Jones, Jnxie Merrill, Maud Franklin, Jennie Harris, Harry egor, Myrtle Patterson, Charles Hill.Jay Oskin, Olive Kettlnr, George Wells. Miss Nichols Third Grade.

Ethel Bennett, Nellie Coulter, Rose Dozior, Willie Gmeiner, Nooh Stoker, the business and assets to creditors. A first mortgage on the stock was given J. H. Booker to secure a claim of $203, and seoond mortgage given to Riley Lulu Bill, Ida Wright, Ira Hay, John Skinner, Gertie Knapp. Miss Dickey Fourth Grade.

Sohoosky, Jessie Roderick, Ray Frickett, Fred Toms, Dora Simeon, Cleo Webb, Anna Bier, Chleo Peoples, Clarence Mawson, Peter Simeon, Bert Wallaca.Helen Snyder. Myrtle Curran, Bertha Dyer, Victoria Gust, Lisaii Kent, Verno Parmale, Stella to secure a claim of 6029. An invoice of the stock nnd assets is in progress toduy by the nent of the latter (irm who will take possession of tho LIDAYS! Harris, James Knnjip, Eva Wright, Kl mer Berry.Edith Bumorots, Miss Schley Second Grade. Daisy Wetzel, Bee Rogers, Everett store under an agreement to pay the May Yarcho, Emma Stolpe, John Bier, George Armstrong. Irene Long, Andrew claim of J.

II. Booker. The value of the assets is about $1,200 and claims of creditors will equal at least as much. Eubunks, George Major, Verna Holmes, Leester Bennett, Elmer Sparks, Louise Pomeroy, Floience Johnson, Nellie Pow Howard, Carl Nold, Stella Knecht. Mish Aimmsow Third Grade.

The firm of Bookor Bros. of ell, Lissie Merrill. Otto and J. C. Booker embarked in busi Mm.

Scorr First Grade. Vera Coddington, Ota Stolts, Chuste Edith Berryhill, Mary Gratzie, Linnie Hopkins, Samuel Howard, Hellen Kuith- ness last March with a cash capital of Pianos, Organs, Violins, Guitars, Mandolins. Violin Bows, Violin Trimmings, All Kinds of Strings, Sheet Music. Every thing in the Music Line at the Lowest Prices. Pianos Organs Tuned Repaired.

Frank S. Botcfuhr. atiThe Arcade. 91,000 which has been sunk iu the busi ley, Verno Leigh, Gaorge Paisley, na Jones, Trixio Fritz, Glayda Pomeroy, Cordon Piickett, Floyd Arnott, George Charlie Pridoaux, Mable Seeley, Archie ness. They reserve no exemptions but have turned over everything to the mort Fletchor, Mamie Harris, Mary Hantz, Whitknack, Eva Jones.lda Florence Serowinsky, India Morlnn, gagees.

ust what course will be pursued by remaining unsecured creditors now we are raily with an immense assortment of Christmas Gifts. The Presents you want at the Prices you like are atl included included in our splendid line of Toys, Books and Novelties, Fancy Goods, Notions.Etc We offer a great variety of appropriate Presents for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children. We can supply a suitable gift Joi eld or young any price you desire to expend. Our elegant HOLIDAY STOCK is a Popular Stock in all respects; full oT new novelties and pleasing attractions. We are, glad to welcome visitors, pleased to show our goods, and ready to ni.ikeclose prices' to all.

Daniel Wetzel, Edgar Robyn, Sack- remains to be seen. ett, Harry Holmes. Clinton Lawrence, Cassy Miller, Edgar Richards, James Tboiiius, GusbIo Bitner, Looti Brown, Myrtle Ferrell. Lettia Kettler, Eddie Riley, Jessie Smith, John Seeley, Joe VVoodarg, Walter Stover, Willie Corbett, Maud Barbour, Floy Shanks, Edgar Joe Casnoff. Lottie Drummoud, Carl Mr.

and Mrs. Kent and family Beok. wish to thank the many neighbors and friend who so kindly assisted Mrs. Brown First Grade. John Kankiu, Nellie Guinu, Christine Waito.

Mihs Milleb Second Grade. them during the sickness and death of their daughter Kose and Rankin, Nellie Nichols, Flossie Clapper, Frank Lsveridge, Gene Killaiu, Uriuie Gates, Alma Miller, Jennie Coglizer Rnv Stocker, M4ggie Ryau.Clara Hull, Maud Gmeiner, Charlie Hogan, Josie they further mention that they feel exceedingly greatful to her Mable Dennis, Lee Nichlos, Roy Wylie. school-mates and friends for the beautiful and- expensive flowers furnished. NORTH BUILDING. Mr, Andiifav Seventh Grade.

Edward Bee, Elisie Bueley George A. A. SCHNEIDER. POSTOFFICE BLOOK. JACOB MlNO'f, JAMES ELLIOTT, B.Wbittington has removed his candy The Cutter.

Ptoprietor. Jacob Minot, Hill, James Irick, Kate Toms, James Shaw, Ada Woodbecli, Pearl David, Ethel Armstrong, Honry Behrens, Neva Holmes, Gertie Carter, Lena Tcssmer. tore nnd buBiuess to M. L. Jackson's restaurant and confootionnr rooms, where he will conduct his business in the future.

HELLO, UNCLE! COME Eastern Tailor, Callie Hamilton, Grace Davis, Anton There will he a "Brownie" social at About That Bed. wish to i the public that the bed referreii in in ilieie columns is my own invt'ii i It, durable and strong, and nm nlUclied to any woven wire spring nuw ill use. You do not have to buy a new bed or a new ispring but use the ones that you now have. Every part is fully concealed from view nor does it interfere in the Urbach, Henry Behrens, Harvey Pierce, Ethel Johnson, Marion Barrowmnn. the M.

E. ohuruh tonight. Come and 504 North Broadway. see whnt a "Brownie" social is like. Moi.ue Charles Sixth Grade, Lizzie Akehurst, Cynthia Sseley, Nel lie Small, Samma Harris, Innis Irick, BUCKLfcN'S ARNICA SALVE.

The best salve in the world for Cuts Hantz, Charlie Chapmnn.Ollie MoOuire, Fred Andrews. Miss Youko Socond Grade. Eflle Butler, Willie Knapp.Mable Barber, Fred Gust, Harry Herron, Minnie Skinner, Zoo Slotting, David Bumorots, George Sto'ple, Otv fiT Liiribe, Amos Andrews, Oliver Adams, Clyde Hay. Mrs. Black First Grade, Alex Anderson, Irene Berger, Caddie Hart, Owen Morris, Laura Bill, Eva Eakin, Florence Wright, Emma Yarcho, Sakie Anderson, Lena Dillon, Josie Hart, N'eUie Hognn, Harry Laughlin, Fred Parmale, Harry Seeley, Bessie Creef, Lottie Skinner, Lillian Woite, Claudia Smith, Lena Carleton, Clinton Morris, Audray Coughonour, Uladimir de Niedman, Frank Ketterman, Jeninss, George Coughonour, Addie Kane, Mrs.

Painter First Bessie Couch, Ethel Hobson, Mildred Stookey, GertrudejTindall, liTay Smith, Jessie Keaton, Estella Stan-lick, Media Hughes, Robbie Corrington, Rny Cropper, Robert Ellis, Ralph Ireland, Frank Pelayo, Homer Whetatone, Has just received the Largest Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, least for sleeping purposes. They nre not luxury, but i.ouessitv. While THE CORN MILLS of CLARK WELTY Are prepared to fill all orders, Bolh Wholesale and Retail, for Chop Feed and Meal At their Mill, corner of Second andLocust Streets. Free Delivery to all parts of the city. Give us a trial.

We willl treat you right. Clark Welty. Edwin Gaskell Orrin Coulter, Altia Harmon. Bruises. Sores.

Ulcers. Salt Rheum. here I shall h-nse territory to individuals Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup na simit lie izlnil to hIiow mode to Miss Palmer Fifth Grade, Janet Wright, Hulda Wingblad, Grace any and all, uud will, at a reduced price place mom on beds wherever desired at the extremely low price of 83.50. though tions, and positively cures files, or no pay required.

It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Peterson, Willie Curley, Clyde Homes, Roxie Smith, Fred Smith, Frank Bou'rg, Ever brought to the city. they havo usually retailed at 85.50. I am not canvasser and shall not at Willie Vincent, Gilbert Frye.Leroy Den T.

J. Crowell. ny, Lydia Goodwin. tempt to ciinvuus the city, but if you will drop me a postal card I will cheer Call and see them. fully cull at your home or business plaoe Miss JoHNsoN-Fourth Grade.

Ellis Akehurt, Ruth Fisher, Allie and aliow the model whether you do. or Nag el's Meat Market Aorta Hroadwy, I'hulmrv, hsni do not order one. For people with Manley, Essie MoDonald, Anna Robin Froh ani Halt Meat, and the bt of all kind, son, 1211a oniric, Susie Trisler, XVellie Warren, Edna Pomeroy, Edith Tangye, eausagt, rouitry, nilduamt and fish in aaaion. asthma, the aged, or where you are rinsing a family, it tins no equal. A good present to your hUBbnnd, a good present to your wife or to an nged fati er or mother.

Scarcely a week will piles in any family that it will not be worth its price. 1 shall be glad to James Akehurst, Adolpb Huffman, John HIQHEBT maskit paid FOB SILKIND8 Of POULTRY- Lewis, Thomaa Tangye, Jamos (Billings, Luther Huntsinger, Clint Rankin, TAKE A TUMBLE To Vouivulf nn I Trade nt a Strnight ONL PRICE CASHHOUSL. Money Back Goods Hot Satisfactory. A. NAGEL, Prop.

Melva Carter, Mary Braitbwait, Lulu Huffman, Susie Galegor, Emma Newton, call upon any uml nil and remember Mabel Hobson, Hattie Morse, Mable Williamson, Perls Hobson, Mabel Ken-nstt, Maudie Walker, Nina Woodard, that I will lease territory so any one can have a prolltnblo business. GET llespectruiiy, W. II. Donaldson. Johnnie Brouwer, John Peylayo, Roy Quiett, Orva Beesley, Clarence Riley, Joe Truster, Frank Williamson, George DIVORCE I Nettie Robinson, Minnie Stanbury, May Thompson, Bertha Vincent, Daisy Chapman, Willie Alterman, Fred Alvarez, Otto Elgert, Earl Kessler, Frank Rhoads Honry Wingblad, Hugh Wilson, Ernest Strait, Charles Wilburn, Earnest La-Tourette, Arthur Thomas, ary Lewie, George Goes, Horns I have carefully examined W.

II. Don From that hungry feeling and purchase your meals at the aldson's new family invalid bed, formed Picnics, Excursions, Lunches are what the People want now, and HullS Dillon Have prepared a nice lot of pickled pigs feet, tongue, boneless ham, ham sausage, Wienerwurst, bologna and summer sausage, which is ready and Jor sale in large or small lots at their market on South with a simple titthuhuienl to any woven wire bud spring U'lit may now be in use. ELITE RESTAURANT. It is very useful and practical wherever and whenever Mckness nifty ocenr. It Miss ANDREWs-Third Grade.

May Atkins, Althea Armstrong, Annie can be oonstrjiited and sold nt price Elgert, Josephine Goes, Charles Lsns- Pelayo, Jimmie Richards, Bert Smith Willie Knight, Merle Fowler. EAST BUILDINO. Ma. Hcppmam Fifth and Sixth grade. Edith Mock, Mary Sohubosky, Viola Webb; Annie Jones, Myrtle Mock, Liby Riechmon, Pauline Shuboeky, Floyd Abbott, Andrew Urban, Charlie Barratt, Elgin Johnson, CeVva Peterson.

Mrs. Maubeb Third and Fourth grade, Maud Abbott, Jessie Biackville, Nellie Flannigan, Emma Jones, Nora within the reach of nearly all families, Let us go up to IIOLLINGER'S STORE, Where we can get Good Groceries, Good Flour, and lots of good things AT REASONABLE PRICES No Cheap Stuff, But Good Goods. Do you see? Where the best Coffee in the City Is served. Excellent Stock of Cigars always on Hand. down, Eflle Nett, Mabel Demorest, and is not a bad thing for a well man.

IS THE PLACE By it I no buck, shoulders and head are evenly supported at any angle desired. CHAS. CROPPER and without any onurt ou the part or the occupant. E. O.

Sloan. M. K. Johkhok, No 304 Broadway. PitUburg, Geo.

W. Williams, J. A. Fisher, Smith, John Ishmeal, Mary Goedeke, O. Ui.aiu, A.

if. ULARK, A. Rcptif. J. M.

Bassobb. S. IlVBEB MOOILE, Frida Ethel til well, Marie Toussiant, Louis Dennis, Charles Cor- Lavon Vincent, Fred Wilson, Kate Atkins, Edith Billings, Laura Foreman, Willie Huffman, Joe Maxson, Celeste Parsons, Chris Smith, Lily Wright, Roy Lanyon, Maurice Kyser, Ralph Wilburn, Freda Gleitzer, Annie Davis, Henry McMurry. Miss BuoiLUf An-Second Grade. Charles Fisher, Robert Gillilon, Albert Rhoads, Jennie Jones, Bessie Nett, Mary Rhoads, Adah Thompson, Johnnie Gaiuber, Rodney Robinson, Harneh Lewis, Katie Parsons, May Strait, Minnie Foreman, Josie Whittier, Grace Frame, Jneie Alvarez, Anna Myer.

Holiday Excursions via the Memphis PR. MOORE POSITIVELY CURES CONSUMPTION. dray, Mamie Lontkowsky, Victor Gay-lord, Emma Blackwell, Fannie Batsman, Jessie Herrell. Route. On December 24, 25, 31, and Holiday January 1, the Kansas City, Fort Scott Memphis R.

R. Company Asthma. Epileusy. diseases of the Heart. Mihs Wood Second grade.

Alvln Mock, Ella Bateraan, Ada Den Stomach and Liver.Catarrh of Nose and Here's Some Ticklers, Come And See Them. Indigo Blue Calico, 5- Flnid Dress Ginghams, NOW Ik Mieee Yutching dps, 10; Men's Heupv Gray Mixed Vest find Drawer, NOW 25o each Men's Honvv Eibbed Fast Blnck Hose, NOW 10c Children's Henvy Fleeced Fust Blnck Uima .1 to NOW Wc Lndine' Heavy Ribbed Fancy Vests, NOW 19 Women's Fine Shoes Patent 'Pi il Price Btill 8UW. We have been fortunate in securing one of the biggost bnrguins in Ladies nnd Misses Sailor Hats that was ever olfere i. They are all New Freeh Goods and jui.t he right thing for present wear. Ladies and Miees Satin Crownjgailor Hutu, each.

Sold elsewhere 75c. Ladies and Miasm Wool Felt Sailor Hats IS'io. Sold elsewhere 75c. Ladies anil Misses Wool Felt Sailor Hats 70,5. Sold elsewhere 1.75.

nis, Carrie Tubbs, Annio Peterson, Presents FOR ALL. I broat in its worst forms, all troubles of the Kidneys and Bladder, privsts dis UAIHIFAOTtmJRS or Harrold Smith, Walter Campbell, Anna eases Files, Ear, wasting vitality, Ecze Jessie Jenkins, C'elia Jepson, Ellis Cron- Redfero, Mills, Edna Okesoo, Or- ma, Old bores and Ulcers, bperniator-rhu-B, Strictures by the certain method. PIT CARS, HORSE POWERS, MINE AND SMELTER MACHINERY. For bargains tn all kinds of Holidiiy of Electrolyes, all diseases common to JGooda, we are Headquarters. women, tiy long experience the Doctor has attained universal success in treat ister, Rupert Eakin, James Chapman, Roy Gaskill, Floyd Cox.

Miss Klkm Seoond Grade. Lilly Alvazez, May Dale, Vina Spenoe, Willie Herron, Edith Cox, Mabel orris, Albert Akehurt, Clarence Wilson, Johnnie FjHer, Henry Greek, Charles Mendenhall. TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN ing these disexses. Io great rariety. Every thing Uffice; Southwest corner or Broad-wav and Fourth Streets, Room 3.

PITTSBURG. KANSAS J. N. HODGES, Real Estate Collections Opera House Building, PITTSBURG KANSAS New and of tha Latest Design. will sell round-trip tickets between all stations on the line at rate of one fare, except that no reduced rate less that fifty cents will be made.

Tickets limited for return passage to January 2, 18. On December 20, 21, and 22, tickets from Lamar, Clinton, and stations north, including' Kansas City, to points in South Missouri, will be sold at rate of one fare, with twenty-day return limit. On the latter dates, round-trip tickets will also be sold from al stations on this line to Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, and the Southeast generally, at rate of one tare, with thirty-day return limit J. E. Lockwood, G.

P. T. A. When visiting Kansas City stop at the Fancy yueensware and Chinaware. At prices that will move them quick.

8ee us before buying. ST.LOUIS RACKET STORE East Fourth Street. fa Goods Arriving- Eysry Day, A STEAM ilia Cook, Willie Bork, Jessie Whiten-beck. Misa Lockwood First grade. Howard Bitner, Annie Reisinger.

Edna Stilwell, Clara Stilwell, Flo ra Hayte Birdie LaShun, Frankie LaSbun. WEST BUILDING. Mr, MoQuibe Fifth and Sixth grade. Ben Hill, Delia Short, Ernest Noel, Mabel Beali, Callie Small, Robert Cook, Levins Stewart, Addie Spencer, Archer Armstrong, Elmer Noel, George Vickers, Nay Jenness, Tola Smith, Minnie Tess-msr, Earnest Smediey, Goldie Scnoppa, Lucius Hatch, Ben Meloy, Charles L'r-back. Pearl Farmer.

Miss Dobbins Third and Fourth grade. John Chapman' Alva Williams, Martha Carey, Joe Farner, Clarence Morey, Berstha Brown, Nellie Lindsay, Jessie Vickers, Jessie Gill more, Bessie Kumm, Fsro Carroll, Rosa Ligon. Tremont House 208-210-212 West 5th St. Three blocks south of Pittsburg A Gulf depot. Cable Cars direct to Union depot or Stock Tarda pann Means Whole Clothes White Clothes Clean the door.

Miss MoSTELLEB-First Grade. Samuel Akehnrst, Jessie Elshira, lioy Fry, Erwln Maggie Hair, May Lansdowo, Lolo W'bitter, Mary Stsos-bury, Ferd A'kin, Earl Keer, Bertha Elgert. Artdie Jones, Hattie Mitchell, Eva Robinson, Lizzie Uhle, Jennie Somen, Fannie Atk in, Jessio Eishere, Sammy Aikhorst, Harry Kerr. Mis ABBorr-First Edna Vowel, Charles Adams, Eools Cocfaran, Carrie Wilkinson, Mrr, Hoffman, Roecoe Inck, Franklin Multonsld, Roger Yazei, Freddie IV Cioso, Bert Langford. A J.

T. RANKIN, Collections, houses to rent, city prop RATES: 11.00 TO 11.60 PER DAT. Heftdn ttflf-tArit for fttnrlrmAn. BROTHERS. Peliatle Dry Goois erty to sell on beet terms, some rare bar- Hrmae in the r.t.r far tha mnrtAV.

Trv raids on installments, vacant lots, etc. io seres improved or unimproved to sell Dienstag! Dienstagr! Dezem- Greef Bros. Run it. The New Idea Paper Patterns ber 10 bet Frau C. B.

Sweet. Komra ein, komm alle. or exchange for city property. Call and see roe. Ion't mistake your msn.

It and Convinced, fi. i. HGUlVgr.E. I. CCOPER.Prop lOc Each.

Tel. 5. West 4th Street. Bret ClTTSSURa.Xt.