The Daily Reporter from Arkansas City, Kansas • 2

pity administration. The Soldiers' SCHOOL BOARD. The school board met last night and Daily Hcportcr. GlIINN, J. H.

PHYSICIAN SURQEON, ssoclatlon is patriotic enough, public plrited enough, self sacrificing transacted such business as came It. Iks Real Estate Co. enough to confer this additional TflB Rei-outbr Pur Publishers. (Incorporated,) M. .1.

McCoy and Mrs. 6. Carter 1 1 netit on the citizens if they could, it thcv can't. asked that that thHr children be of I'oNtolUco. over Usldouce: 119 N.

Kansas. OfBco: Flrat door east SlmmoiiH' Drug Store A strtiet. AHKAN8A8 OlTY, transferred from the Third to the Second ward schools. Refused. Thbrk are rumors in the air that a Entered at the postofflce at Arkansas City as second-class matter Juno 21, 1898.

prohibition fight is to be inaugurated Manley, hk- w. s. Elmer Humphrey's, a boy from Mis For Bargains. Fifteen years continuous business. Some come and som go, but we go on forever.

in Arkansas City In the near future. souri visiting here, asked that no tui VKTKKINAUY HUUOEUN AND DENTIST, Where they originate and why we do tion beeharged him. He was ordered SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Offlco and Veterinary Hospital Chestnut not know, nor iu fact do we much opposite uiaantone. to pay $2.00 a month.

Per Week 06 care. Arkansas Uity can live witnoui Bills allowed: J. M. Deny, W. Buy a home.

We have cheap ones. Per Month 20 Per Year $2.00 M. Pond $15.08: Bickering i he joints if such be the fate to which she is assigned. Or she can live with ORRIS, DU. PUYBICIAN AND SURGEON.

Duncan, 75c; Duff Repp, $3: A. J. Alverutiii Kate Given uu Application. them, if the gods so will. This mag Residence: 406 south A.

Office hours 1 :30 Spalding, II. T. Roberts, A. to 4:00 u. 1:00 to 8:00 u.

m. Telephone No. nillcient city which reflects so proudly C. Gas $3.60. 5).

Office: Colorado building. the Indomitable pluck and persever Clay at 7 cents a yard was ordered 3fllcc in Hess Basement, W. 5th Ave Telephone Ho. 125. Teller.

Robert r. used at Fourth ward building under direction of H. T. Roberts. ance of mind over obstinate and fickle nature is neither the product of the saloon nor of the zealot.

She holds in Physician and Surgeon. The cadets made five requests of the A. F. HOYT 4 SON, PROPS, j- Santa Fe C. V.

McCONN, I Trtitnrs A. McConn, Edltors her midst those who always have board as follows: All Chronic diseases' a specialty. drank more or less freely of the pro 1st That rules be changed so that medicines furnished. duct of malt and corn and grape and officers be not elected but promoted TUESDAY, SEPT. ,1, 1895.

Office Parker block. according to seniority as is done in the U. S. army. Granted.

who always will, as well as those who never have and never will. Neither class can point to the other and say md That two com names be or Cash Grocery. A lhtteh recently received by Cover nor Morrill Iron East Northfield "you are a dog In the wheel of pro BON TON Bakery and ganized, one from high school and one from grammar school. Laid on reads as follows: 1 have heard Kress." Both have contributed of that Evangelist Moody says that table. their brain and of their sinew, of their means and their labors, and the result Price List.

3d That a military instructor be some of the poorest people in the world are in parts of Kansas. If so in is product of their combined and provided for them. Tabled. united efforts. Without cither, our Ice Cream Parlors.

OSCAR BAUMAN, Prop. Order our Delivery Wagon to stop at your house. ICE CUtiAM and FKU1T ICEH Small or Large 'Quani i ties. Good and Pure Goods Is our houby. what part? It ought to be quite pos sible to send a gift of a carload of pro 4th That new guns be provided and swords for commissioned present prosperity, stability and emi Sugar.

Granulated Buat, 20 lbs Best XC Sugar, 20 lbs $1.00 1.00 vision, useful clothes and books and nence would have been much, very officers. The clerk was instructed to papers for the lonely settlers during much, less. write the adjutant general whether the state would furnish guns free of the coming winter from this local ADLITIOML LOCAL. ty. The governor replied to the let charge.

Tills space reserved for. Coffee. Uon Coffee, 2 lbs xxxx Coffee, 2 lbs Host Mocha and liroken Mocha and Good Roasted 5th That target practice might be ter and informed the writer, George Brereton, that there is less provertj .45 .45 .35 .20 .25 Laundry, 505 south provided. Tabled. White Summit street.

in Kansas in proportion to the popula Superintendent turned over $12 ex amination fees. or Lite ecll se from 10 to 1 tion than in Massachusetts, and that so far as he is able to determine there Watch tonight. Clerk reported $26 of delinquent are at this time no suffering people tuition fees for last year collected. Tea. Best uncolored Japan Best Gunpowder Best Imperial Young Hyson Tea Dust the state.

Capt. Parry was issued a recommen I will meet all lip-town competi tion iu Try me. G. .70 .60 .60 .35 -12 dation as a competent instructor of A. P.

Hutchison, FUNDS have been sent to Captain Yauoiin, 123 N. Summit. cadets. Woodson amounting to $53,000 to be The superintendent was instructed paid to the Cheyenne and Arapahoe The Snow Flake Hour, manufac tured by the Gate City Milling com to have the scholars who, on account Indians at Darlington agency, Thurs of poverty, are furnished school book Syrup. Bail Syrup No.

1 Table Syrup Sugar Syrup Sorghum pany, is guaranteed to be the best day. This was due the lirst of last .55 .50 .40 .40 free, bring in the hooks to be ex second grade flour now before the pub month, as was also about $250,000 of lie. tf changed, so that the exchange com mittee may make the exchanges. other interest money that should have been paid Oklahoma Indians at the District court convenes today in Fourth Ward Grocer The clerk was ordered to advertise Winficld. The first day will be de end of that fiscal year.

So far the Cheyenne and Arapahoe money Is the for bids for 225 tons, 175 for immedi NATIONAL LEAGUE. voted to assigning the docket for the term. We will give the assignment ate delivery, of McAlister, Rich Hill first sent out for payment. It claimed by the ollicials that all the when completed. and Pittsburg coal.

Adjourned to meet September 15 payments will be made by the middle Tobacco. Star Tobacco, per lb .40 Horseshoe Tobacco, peril) .40 Canned Goods. 2 lb can Blackberries, 3 for .25 2 lb can Gooseberries. 3 for .25 2 lb can Raspbcirics .10 2 lb can Corn, 3 for .25 2 lb can Tomatoes .05 3 lb can Tomatoes, 3 for .25 3 lb can Pumpkin .10 3 lb can Boston Baked Beans .15 School books! Schoo of this month. The Indians and Beautiful carpets and mattings art arriving daily at Duff Repp's.

82 tf at Sollitt others interested have become nervous over the delay, and have so indicated Baltimore ....105 69 37 648 Cleveland 114 71 .623 106 61 45 Brooklyn 108 61 47 .505 Boston 105 59 46 .562 4. 110 59 51 .638 New York 107 57 50 .533 Chicago 109 57 52 .523 Cincinnati 106 55 51 .519 100 33 67 .330 St. Louis 108 34 74 .315 Louisville 107 27 80 .252 5 Bill Morgan distinguished himself again last night in one of his bruising specialties. This time it was a wo The m-iil carriers have received to the officials. The delay is due to an effort on the part of the ollicials to keep the money in the treasury and thus lesson the deficit.

their new mail delivery sacks and they Canned Meat. man which this bully attacked and beat up. It is always some small man are beauties. Each one of the boy steps a little higher and looks a little prouder today in consequence. 1 lb Corned Beef 2 lb Corned Heef 2 lb can Salmon 1 lb can Oysters Sardines In oil Sardines in mustard 3 for .15 .20 .15 .09 .05 .25 There will be a line dark bay stal lion sold at auction Saturday, Sept.

at 2 o'clock, u. on the corner of Summit street and Central ave. Ped igree read and other information AT rillLADEtrillA. 12, Pittsburg 7. AT HROOKT.YN.

Brooklyn 11-15, Chicago 3-6. AT BOSTON. Bolton 3-7, Cincinnati 4-3. AT NEW YORK. New York 4-5, Cleveland 3-3.

AT WASHINGTON. Washington 6-9, Louisville 12-7. AT BALTIMORE. Baltimore 0-1, St. Louis 0-3.

WESTERN LEAGUE. given at time of sale. No by-bidders J. II. L.

Adams, of the Newman Dry A complete line of Staple and P'ancy Groceries of all kinds on hand and sold at. bottom prices. Terms strictly casli. Telephone 105. Goods delivered inside of the city limits free of charge.

Goods company, informed a reporter or woman, you may be sure. Mrs. Etta Bell hunted up the city attorney this morning and told her tale of woe. According to her story, she and another woman were driving across the the Sixth street bridge last night when Bill Morgan came out of the joint over there, jumped upon the buggy and beat her up terribly and she showed a badly cut and bruised face as proof of the beating. It is probable, however, that Etta, who is one of the frailest of the frail, her companion and Bill were making a night of it over there in the joint and an altercation lead to the difficulty.

At any rate Etta is badly defaced and says Bill did it. A complaint was filed in behalf of the state and Constable Breen arrested him. He gave bond for $100 and the case is set for the 17th Inst. ttiis morning that trade was increas lnganci more conndence relt every A UKiyUE wedding occurred the other day at Lyons, by which JohD Mason and Julia Armour, aged respectfully OS and 66 years, became man and wife. Before the ceremony was A performed, a contract already drawn up by the woman was signed by both Mason and Mrs.

Armour, to the effect thai, though they were to liveln the same house, they were to occupy different apartments, he to defray all living expenses, and she to do the cooking, etc. In case of sickness the woman to go to a hospital to be taken care of, she to pay tier own bills, and vice versa. Should death cuter this strange household neither is to lay claim to the other's property. According to the contrect, it shall go to the heirs of said party. The venerable bride wishes it understood that 'this is no love-sick affair; simply a matter of business." Both parties have some real and personal property, and both have children.

day. The farmers are jubilant ove their big corn crop this year and everything points to a prosperous fall season. St. Paul. Won Lost Perc.

65 36 .644 63 44 .589 62 45 .579 53 55 .505 52 54 .505 48 58 .453 46 61 .430 .35 71 .330 The W. C. T. U. county convention THE NEW City Laundry, UNDER P.

O. C. G. HONG, Prep. Goods delivered to any part of the city Family washings a specialty.

meets in Winficld today and the dis trict convention meets tomorrow and lasts two days. The following ladie attend as delegates from Arkansas City: Mesdames Lizzie McConn, Zip pa Calhoun, Ella Ruby, M. Lee Hoyt and Virginia Hamilton. If you HaveA A mirror or picture to crate, or household goods to pack; if you want furniture repaired or upholstering done, carpets cleaned or laid, see J. M.

DERRY, East Fith avenue, with Dickson Bros. rarry, ueynoias (Jo. still occupy the fourth page in their effort to notify the people of Arkansas City of the AT DETROIT. Detroit 12, -St. Paul 10.

AT 1NDIANAPOIS. Indianapolis 28-6, Kansas City 8-9. AT TERRE HAUTE. Terre Haute 8-6, Milwaukee 4-5. AT GRAND RARIDS.

Grand Rapids 5, Minneapolis 16. If you need Carpets, Mattings, Draperies, Shades or Oil Cloth, Another Invoice of fresh oysters just received at the Trilby. There will be a picnic at the park this evening which promises to be the event of the season. Fifteen couples will be in attendance and the fun is billed to commence promptly at 3 o'clock this afternon and last until fair luna has made the most of her course from horizon to horizon. Incidentally they will look for that eclipse.

A magnificent supper will be served about dusk. immense cuts in every department of their handsome store. We can assure our readers of one thing, at least, and that is when this firm advertises price, that is the price In the store not one cent more, nor one cent less St. Charles Leading Dollar a Day House, Located in Heart of the city, Special Rates by the Week 401 South Summit. You should call on Duff Repp.

82 tf Mrs. Ed Hosmer was out driving last night when her horse became frightened at some children sitting in the road, whirled around upsetting the buggy and throwing her out on her head, then ran away, smashed the buggy to pieces and seriously hurt itself. Mrs. Hosmer was badly fright ened but fortunately scarcely Injured The Southwestern Soldiers association managers have been asked a number of times why they do not attend to having the weeds cut in and about the city. Just why they should be asked'to do this is a little hard to understand.

It is true that they expect to bring 40,000 or 50,000 people to the city; to be instrumental in distributing among our business men some scores of thousands of dollars; to advertise Arkansas City to the uttermost parts of the universe: to bring some of the most eminent and able men of the nation to delight our people from the platform; this is all true. But they will not make one single, solitary, non-legal tender copper cent out of all these mammoth benefits to the city. Why, then, should such an intimation be made? It is the city's place to make the city respectable, healthful and sightly for the accommodation of the thousands of people the reunion will bring here. One of the rights the people acquire at the hands of a city government when they surrender voluntarily their individual autonomy is that of having the streets tf the City properly cared for, the abatement of nuisances and the preservation of healthy conditions at least on the public thoroughfares. The people should make their complaints known and felt to and by the at all.

Wide-Awake Store Is selling flour from 5 cents worth to $50 worth. Come and see me. The best brand, White Elephant. Promptly delivered. Also confectionery and groceries.

My terms are cash and small profits. W. C. Phinnik, Prop. 123 North Summit St.

Died. Monday evening at his fath ers' residence, Albert L. Bellamy A CALIFORNIA POINTER. You are not asked to buy tickets over the Santa Fe route to California, unless fully convinced that it is a better line than any other. Convincing facts cheerfully furnished by local agents, or they can be had by addressing G.

T. Nicholson, G. P. Monadnock building, Chicago. Here is one: No other road owns its own tracks and runs Pullman palace and tourist sleepers daily all the way betweenChicago and Los Angeles The Newman Dry Goods company are just beginning to receive their fall stock.

J. R. L. Adams will continue to notify the people of their juiciest bargains every day in the Daily Reporter. By the way, that company's ad every day Is worth reading.

Advertising- is a science and Jerry Adams is a past master in writing attractive and original ads. agea zi years, or consumption. The Arkansas City cases disposed of in district court at Winfleld up to noon today were: State vs. Ed Hess, for embezzling from C. L.

Brown, dismissed. State vs. Frank Smiley, for breaking Into C. R. SI pes' store, dismissed.

The cases of state vs. A. R. Wilcox and state vs. Dr.

Young and state vs. John Fouts set for trial today. A very large flock of brants or pell-cans or something flew over the city this afternoon going south. We give the speples as we get it, some calling them one thing and some another; the reporter didn't know. This is a sure indication of early cold weather, or a storm or something.

We also give these Indications as they come to us. In the case of the United States vs. Jim Cherry for selling liquor without license, before Judge Bonsall this morning, the defendant was dismissed. Next Saturday, September 7, the Santa Fe will run an excursion to Kansas City, leaving here at 10 p. m.

The young man was very popular with his acquaintances and friends, was universally genial and accommodating, and probably today owes his death to those qualities. Last spring he filled Rev. Chas. Rarick's appointments In the country to preach and on his return in the cold and drizzling rain caught a cold which settled on his lungs and eventually caused his death. The.

funeral occurred this afternoon at 2 o'clock, the interment In Mercer cemetery. arriving there at 8 a. and return ing at 10 p. giving fourteen hours in the city. $2.00 for round trip.n You will find everything you want Remember the Santa Fe excursion in the Want Column.

Read it every day for to Kansas Oity Saturday for $2.00..