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The Daily Reporter from Arkansas City, Kansas • 3

The Daily Reporter from Arkansas City, Kansas • 3

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Arkansas City, Kansas
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Mrs. Rev. Myers oil Perry was in the MWm, city today. She wan on her way to Join her husband at Anthony. THE DR.

D. ROBERTS, Lender In best Dental Work at Lowest, Prices. Dental rooms, 2 and 8, K. of ft block, first stairway soutli of Pottle's. hoc loci 1.

W. Marquart and wife of Nor man, O. came in this morning. BELT PINS.l Pliey are on their way to Ceuda Springs lor the benefit of the lady's P-s-onal Paragraphs. I 3 Earl Underwood, 1 health.

Reputation Hip B. A. Nippcameup from Newkirk It. F. warts came up from Otoe THE JEWELER.

last night. this morning. He has resigned position as deputy county clerk of Stewart Monsey went to Ponca City ilOc lOcl this morning. Kay county and will leave tonight tor El Paso, where he will go to work for a railroad company. C.

C. Thomas was up from Cross to day on business. Sam Hurress went down to his claim Don't buy a Bicycle until you can see our line. Wo keep them in stock and a full line of sundries. again last night.

F. M. Strong returned from a trip Why buy Seedling Oranges when you can get Navel's and Mediterranean GO TO WORK AT OHCE! south last night. Hob Sutherland came up from New- kirk this morning The Santa Fe Shop Contract is Let and the Contractor is Here. H.

llrown was in WinHold a few hours this morning. William Archer of Topeka came in -AT THE- Fred Whiting went through to Newkirk last night. A. It. Crawford was in the city today from Hock Falls, 0.

T. today. The contract ifor the erection of the machine shops, the black smith shops, the store room and the OWL FRUIT MOUSE. rebuilding of the 'round house has Oranges 20c per doz. Tom erred came in from the Kaw Our Slothing has attained makes it with every live, wideawake man.

The 25 par cent discount on all Summer Suits is an extra inducement, made to clean up on lightweight suits. You had better take advantage of this. The NEWMAN DRY GOODS been let to Mr. Archer and he is here country yesterday evening. now to get ready for active work.

The material for these building will be furnished by the Santa Fe com pany and a portion of It has been or Sherburne Morse went to Oklahoma City last night on business. Mr. and Mrs. Ona Geagan came up from Newkirk this morning. J.

Y. Beekman went to Wintield this morning on legal business. Geo Goodell and wife returned from a Kansas City visit last evening. Harry Bakr passed through this dered forwarded at once. The machine shops will be much larger than It was generally under they would be.

The shop building Hav Moved Around the corner to rear of Home National Bank where we will pay Your Taxes Now Due. Fire, Cyclone, Life and Accident Policies Written In first-class companies. J. C. TOPLIFK.

J. L. HUEY. will be 118x123 feet. By putting up this morning from Salina on his way to Cross.

3 building the yard will have a capacity of seventeen engines. Tl'-VM (MHid house wil rujtt, J. A. Blackburn returned tills morn ing from a two-weeks visit to St. Louis.

HE. Atflhef expects to commence THE Chas. p. Howard, V. S.

revenue co': rushing the work on the first of Au lector, was in the city last, evening on business. Mrs. 1). F. Stile- was.

up from Ponca City last QVeftMtyh- L. h. Wisnicyer confined to his bed again, having suffered a relapse. Wi.Um and He v. V.

W. Wilson ffen down to the Chilocco schools yesterday, OSTLER! Mrs. Cqrd.e'1 of Berry was in the city today and went to, AnUiqry tlli! altcrnqqn. Miss Pearl F-arrar. returned last gust and it will be completed as as workmen can do it.

We hope that frhpse. people who have bfc.n, despondent and out of sorts, wit themselves, thereby taking a pessi-Rustic yigw ftf tlm sitHNtion, will ppfflfMrV, The shops, will hp put tip and iii ru.ll oporatNi before they erase the wrinkles if they do not night from a few weeks' vis.it in Oklii hum a City, Ladies who weai narrow shoes can be fitted in the latest Trainmaster 0, F. Hawk returned from a business trip to Wellington last night, a style in Tan and Black at Salisbury Co, hurrj, This is gjood news for Arkansas City. CD Crescent Bicycles Are Best at SIMMONS' DRUG STORE, CD CJ 0 County Superintendent II. derson was down mm j'es-terday fVOMlntf looking the prepj a.VVtotc for thj mal, which ops tis Mrs.

Kelfer and children came up from Mulhall last night to tisit Mrs. M. F. Sears. Master Arthur Stlner went toSali-da, this morning to join his mother there.

John Shartcl passed through the city today on his way to Newton on legal business. L. E. Damon, traveling auditor of ATTENTION! All members of the Southwestern Soldiers' associatiation are ordered to report at the City hall Friday evening July 20, at 8 o'clock. (Official.) ttomsKTs, MihM.

President. CD CD CD mat Mooda1'. CD Pi 1 UJ CD VUu worn' the Santa Fe, went south ing on business) II 1 CO the city from morning- He is W. E. pwe was in Kildare' awhile this 1 i 0 S2i 2 S' WVs.

E. T. Comer Texas and M. Comer of Savannah, friends of Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Sterling, ww in the city yesterday visiting and went on to Topofca this morning, Leasure sells shoes. Young man, hunt up your best girl and take in the big cake walk social next Tuesday evening, under the auspices of the D. of II. and S. K.

hand. Beats anything that lias ever struck the city. Jesse Parker returned from his visit to Oswego last night. Jess, has secured a situation with, large dry goods and clothing there and will go to workyu, 15th of next month. Sj, ljegiiet to tee Jesse go awi.ualso.do a host friends.

U.1 Secretary. Call at Sollitt Swarts fM ftr sample of Dr. Scales' 2," cents. 1 y. M.

C. A lticycle club W04Qjt ganlzed last night with charter members. TUWWs E. P. ReytyiioX Bfe tit; Forrest Hartley, Vft VV'lent: John A-.

Constant, secretary aitf ivmmn E. A.Hoyi, Uo, W. Fletning, lieutenant. Julius A. Hehrend, color hearer.

The additional members are A. H. Denton, J. Hatch, Frank Weiler, Dr. J.

H. (iulnn, S. J. Gilbert, W. I).

Parry, C. E. Schotleld and Dr. D. Roberts.

The club colors are maroon and gold; the emblem Is black equilateral triangle. The club meets at the Y. M. C. rooms tonight at 7 o'clock syB ty take a run south on SklWffllF9fliit P- CD Pi CD P' 0 i Pi 1 1 1 -t Ul me oaiiKer mere.

GWWWtWatW 'w. days' visit wivh fi'H'iHis. Vvl 'eHy. yes-teftlfty business, S. Jmues, Wife children, were up from ToHKawa, the best trading point In the entire strip, to-day, Mrs.

M. E. Atchison, seamstress at Chilocco schools, went to Yates Center last night to spend her annual vacation. Chas Masters came up from New Pi 63 We will begin the pi CD greatest Anythlna want in smokinis SLAUGHTER SALE Pi Pi -s kirk this morning to meet Jim on his four miles, wegb im uflj' and back on sUvhstiM TOhtaffi iftM' Waaay night All, vthwbnen rwiurji Arizona, also to run t.im; lUUt liltc, TO I CO 1 00 its. irrxM of Summer G-oods ever offered in this citv: we Cross passed, Mm.

DeRoberts of, through morning en fT' II route'to' Dferiver fjo afjtendj Ijijj "'bj have nottmiorpe to auote pHdes Tiere, tefrifth this space GO 1 tobaccg at Uilgis Fatrclo's, sttf ihe long ttm KUee between Faiiicio, Charlie Mas-terSiWiiHepUKaf the racetrack thip evening 5 o'clock, There will probaWy- be a largo crowd in attendance its each one of the boys has numerous admirers. Use White Elephant Flour and be convinced that it is the best. The Emporia-W in field ball gafte at Emporia day before yesterday was won by Wintield; yestegdjay the won a very hyd; fought game. In the eighth, Uwin the store was to 1 in, Wfoflold faojC. Jiu tlie ninth CO 0) is (lune "S1.CK.

Mis, dims, Murray and children went down to Kay county yesterday for a week's visit with her brother-in-law, Harry Acker. Miss Ida DeCoursey of Denver, an old acquainance of Ed Stanford, was in the city. a short time yesterday evening ajid went to Gainesville, Tex. Howard Ross, Tonk Smith and Sherb. Morse visited SUverdale yesterday afternoon and pronouueed the intervening country a picture of beauty! Tliwiyalot even-, will) bp Don't miss It.

A perfect surprise party was given on Miss Annie Hollister at her home, 800 north First street, last night, the yonng lady being kept in total ignorance of the event until the young people marched in and took possession. Those present were: Misses Daisy Catlett, Florence and Nora P.rainard, Jennie and Vinnie DeHruce, Gertrude Woods, Lillic Parker and Lillie Rar-ick, and Messrs. Gage, Williams, Parker, Farc cloe andi Chie, There were ah kinds of music, piano, guitar, mandolin and vocal. Refreshments were served. Be on hand early Monday morning if jnirijii pwde 6s and; Wintield 2, thus Itieingat TandT, Both drew blanks you want bargains; we expect to suprise you.

HUSTLER. In the tenth inning, and Emporia scored 1 on the eleventh; winning the game. These two clubs play to day, Friday and Saturday in Winlield Take good care of your this hot weather. IV YOU HAVE A Lost Yesterday morning, a dehorned cow, bred Holstien and Jersey, black and white, 5 years old. A re Horse, Cow or Dog, protect them from the j-iestifor- McDowell, Optician, PARRY, ward will be paid for inforniation ousfly.

"Death on Cattle Fly" will leading to her recovery. Ufi E. Fifth A team hitched to a wagon filled with furniture got tired of city life this morning and made a break for liberty and the Walnut river, strewing furniture from the Santa Fe track clear down among the mammoth corn stalks on the bottom. When last seen they were disappearing into the avenue. 40 do it for 25 cents, Harry Simmons, next to postofrlce, has It.

Arkansas City, Kan. Reynolds Cos, guarantees a perfect fit. If you don't require reading glasses a good smok 60 pair Ladies Oxfords, 3 to 7, will go this week at 48c a A party of U. P. young people went to the Dunkard mills on a picnic till.

Bargain House. K. P. block. 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 i ed glass to breaK the sunlight1 'seid8k 'neath tho waving inter- I locked leaves and mammoth cars of will answer.

I that corn Held. i-: oair. QdlioKVTT K' "I''iany in nonorot balisbury Co. Rev. f.

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Years Available:
1895-1895