Fort Scott Industrial Union from Fort Scott, Kansas • 3

J. W. Davis, Pres. G. C.

Kennedy, Vice-Pres. E. li. Wyatt, Cashier. You Save Money IE PEOPLED BUYING YOU FURNITURE J.

W. Ash, of ITevada, Missouri, agent for "Lead i Roaster and made us. -a pleasant call Wednesday. -The live merckants of Fort Scott know the value of an advertisement in theUNioav it goes out to the people of Bourbon county. Nine of the various candidates nominated at the eon vention last Saturday have withdra wn.

It seems there will be nobody ut the head in a few days. Negotiations are leing Send us short communications. Send ua a club. Until March 20th it will be sent for 50 cents. A good correspondent want in every township in the county, ed W.

E. Flynn, has laid aside the law and moved onto a farm. Buy your goods of those who advertise in the Union, They are your friends. The house special committee recommended the abolishment of Tha Fort Scott Industrial Union. FRiniT, March IS, 1891.

(ooduen for city officers is all the Union asks for. The IMeasanton Herald and Fort Scott Union one year for Tletili Oliver is still confined to his by illness at his home in Marion township. Of I Savings Bank Capital Stock, $50,000. "It's what you save, not what you earn, that makes you rich 1 Deposits of SI.OO and upward received. Four per cent, paid on all deposits, subject to call, and a higher rate on time deposits.

We have ADOPTED THE GOOD LANDER AMBROSE Don't forget the place, J2E and AVENUE. Fort Scott lercantile Company Will start a Grand Special sale, which will last the balance of March. New Spring and Summer goods consisting of CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, DRESS GOODS, SILKS, LINENS, SHEETINGS, TABLE DAMASK, CORSETS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, all the latest patterns in Embroidery and Embroidery" Dress patterns, Ginghams, Muslims, Ladies' and Children's Spring and Summer Underwear and every thing to be found in a CSrMQCMPSiiX these Goods will be sold at a 'saving of 325S Cents on TTfrpXlOfX to every customer who makes a purchase at our MAMMOTH STORE. FORT SCOTT MERCANTILE CO. Eagle Block National Aran by some prominent gentlemen of the police commissioners.

this city to induce Ex-Go v. St. John George Darling, of Mapleton, 6DDDLARDER AMBROSES was in Fort Scott Monday. lie reports business at Mapleton good. to come nere and deliver a couple of lectures at an early date, The cartoon in the Lantern last week, was very lame and.

uncalled for. It is too much like what Ingalls -The Coffeyville dynamite ex COFFINS, CASKETS plosion investigating committee at Office open day and night. L'opeka have not yet made a report. For Night Call Push Night Bell. Miss Maggie Kendriek, of Subscribe for the Union.

The host paper in the county. Until March JO, for 50 cent. lion. .1. M.

Davis, of Franklin, was in the city last week. lie says lie is with the People's party in the future. Many farmers are availing themselves of our fifty cent offer, ind subscriptions for the Union are coming in rapidly. II. B.

Hart, of Scott, is one of the most oarnest workers in the pc-ijiU 's cause, lie is a live, first class business man. There were some twenty young larding is visiting in the city. She is a popular and estimable young Don't forget the place. FORT SCOTT, KANSAS, Satisfaction Guaranteed. 14 Scott says of the women ot Kansas.

At the present time, Mr. Chapman is a private citizen and not a candidate for office. The city convention met last Saturday, with R. M. Chenaalt as chairman, and nominated a full ticket as follows: Thos.

Cochran, ady. The Alliance legislators have discovered a vast amount ot fraud the building of the State house, at fopeka. John Aiken, of Linn county, mnm ani llyiiyiOI PUctlBflclL called Tuesday aud subscribed for men brought before the police court Another Letter About tbe Frauds. OI.ATHE, Kansas, March 10, 1891. Editor Industrial XJni on Being cognizant ofayour large circulation among the la- the Union.

He reports old Linn Monday for naming. I hey all forfeited their bonds. the People's ranks for 1892. SAVINGS STAMP SYSTEM, thereby providing ior the Savings of the" laboring men and children R. II.

Galloway says the Peo- Ld10ini write this letter that you Send us the news from each township in the county. Now is the time to get a good live paper for 50 cents a year. G. F. Dodge, one of the Union's old stand-bys, writes us and renews his subscription.

Lovers of plants and flowers should visit the Fort Scott Greenhouses. Read their ad. (). I), ouch is preparing to bum brick this spring, on an extens pie's party have now abetter chance may warn your readers against a certain set to win a general victory In 1892 of swindlers who have been tramping through ive scale, lie has one of ihe best yards in the State. than ever before, Rod's head is "us county roDOing ana swmanng a great I many of our best and most responsible iti- le d.

I mkAw TV. 4n li m.4flt 11 T. .1 GOOBLANBEE mayor; R. Osborn and A. B.

Shipp, justices of the peace; Adam Fair-man and P. B. Moore, constables. The First Christian church, of this city has secured Rev. R.

Kendriek, of Huntington, Indiana, as pastor. Rev. Kendriek and wife will arrive here, to-day, and he will begin his labors on Sunday. The Huntington Herald contains the following resolutions adopted by the ministers of that place, signed by I. S.

Cleaver, president and Geo. H. Hill, secretary: "Whereas, Our brother, H. C. Kendriek, is about to sever his connection as one of the pastors of this city, we desire to place upon record our appreciation of his exalted character and faithful service among us as a Christian During nearly three The principles of the People's party are too grand to be hampered they usually travel singly or in pairs calling who have but small amounts at a time.

Pamphlets explaining this system will be furnished to all who will call for them. FARMERS' and LABORERS' accounts solicited. NOTES bought and sold. Give them a call. No.

15 West Wal! Street, quests are coming to him from all I on the farmer representing themselves to be .1 it I anma voll.Vnnwn TTansita Tttv ftr St. Koontz Sons have an ad. by the personal ambitions of ofhee-seeking individuals. over souineasiern lvansas anu i this week. They are clever folks, His large vard in this city can be found at the corner of National Avenue and Wal! Street, opposile the Inter-State Hotel, where a largre souri for organizing Citizens Alli llev.

Whitehead, of Fulton, ances. and will treat you right. The pastors of the M. E. of jrmmM spent Monday nitrht with Judge The lower house passed a bill in tndiess quantity can be found.

Doors, llackelt. He was on his way to -Si. SJA. j-fet ffPm. l- churches of the city are attending Joseph wholesale house, and offering to sell to the farmer his groceries and other goods at wholesale prices and deliver them on a certain date to the nearest railroad station.

The Aims thev claim to represent have no agents except regular traveling salesmen who sell to dealers only, and when these wholesale firms ascertain about these frauds they will most certainly bava them arrested. These swindlers usually show the farmer a sample of the goods they are selling and make a very l.i ur T.iirat TIia crnrwln wf uld hft Vfirv chean if found in a first-class yard. SasheKjlMiiids and in fact evt-ry thing to be Fort Scott, Kas. conference at (Jirard. conference this week at Girard reducing the salaries of all county officers fifty per cent, and the Republican senate refused to acquiesce.

BRANCH YARDS AT Any person who will get us a club of twenty subscribers for the Miss Maitie Irvins is making an excellent bookkeeper and assist Mrs. J. M. Tresslar, rlease stick a pin here. Union will be furnished, free tor n.

Arcadia and Liberal. ant cashier at the Feople's bavmgs The People's party of Drywoodlthey were anything near the sample, but nee S. E. WILLIAMS. Graud Opening Day Saturday, March me year, the Industrial Usion and Bank years association witn us, itev.

Kendriek has won for himself a township are alive and hard at work. rSkPfi to-'nutun" hismoSeybefoFethe goods 1'leasantoii Herald. 2Slh. Thev came very near being Uliani-Ure delivered to him. After receiving the I irrvrwla tho farmOT drives home and unon onen- t'itiens of Fort Scott, throw millinery and Fancy Goods.

niOUS, hist fall, and they Sy they I ig up his packages, he finds too late, that he -When in the city give the Union high place in tLe e8teem of his co-office a call. We are always glad YOTs in the ministry and of our to know the news from all over the charches and comnmnity. IIe has county. nroven himself a true minister of your shoulder to the wheel and as New Styles, win mane enure.y so nexi lau. tto mtaforf7erf tiS and si-t the car of progress! Drop your To every boy or gill in Bourbon packages contain nothing but sawdust and little persona! grievances, and let us mike tins a citv second to none COUIltV who Will get UP a Club Ol ten I course It is too lat for the victim to recover Senator W.

W. Martin, of tnis Jesug Christ, combining those qnai- Low Prices, Finest Goods, Largest Assortment. Everybody invited to call and nlwAi-ihora oi. Ua I vrnw nt r.n qib iobs uh me uwmuicre unu ktai vu mo ucn cuy, nas oeen appomieu iaie of and insure OH UOUI 1 Kf. HIV.

ViV. tV vw I nut rxf fnnrn lindaMtanil thia Alirflf id in tlnj State. CASTOR BEAN cents each, we will give an extra I working south and will probably strike your at Washington, vice o. Crawlord, tne highest success in winning men S9 -John 11. Ooueh has concluded copy of the Union which he or she XTo bee.

New Goods CHEAP. to a Christian life, we cannot speak to main in tins citj, and practice can sell for 50 cents. win for these -An enthusiastic young naval in too high terms of Bro Kend nek's Ill South Main Street, his i'3'o'esMon, the law. John is The Alliance members of the I rent'emen. Tell an your mends to look out omcer proposes 10 waiK 10 me norm i unraning courtesy ana traternai graduate of Ann Arbor law school KANSAS.

FORT SCOTT, legislature have passed all the bills seen in this country, wishing you success P0Ie- vvnats tne matter wnn spirit, ana wnue regretting tnat lie and has all the qualifications of TO SELL OR LOAN. We ha fine lot of Flax seed at Fort Scott, Uniontown, Pres- they promised during the campaign iamvery truiyyours. BliiuK-r leiB raiieu.w see V1" in making one the best lawyers in JOHN G. WALCOTT. I VV VV Urr.

Ot VSaffe. Spent I H'j viucjaiu, is uui southeastern Kansas. FORT SGOTT HARDWARE STORE, Wednesday in town. He reports nest desire and hope that he may Mr. and Mrs.

A. Payne, of Wal and the Republican senate has obstructed all these measures for political effect, but it will them no good. I am prepared this season to orosnects for srood crors this vear oe Diessea witn aounaant success nut townsiup, called at this otneeon in his new field." lurnisn arm implements on uet- i most excellent i I Saturday. Mr. Payne, as usual cott and Mapleton.

Yesterday a reporter called upon Ler ivnua aim luwci pi icea uiau iir wll, v. or, brought in a list of new subscribers We are in receipt of the first issue of the Lantern published in I keep one of the finest lines of Building Hardware, House Furnishing Sroves, Tinware, Wood Stock, to be found in the city. I make special inducements to Farmers. A discount will be made on larg-e bills. ever before.

I will duplicate tQ tbe SuHd Mr. C. Drake, who has recently any prices made to any Alliance I sTi tjv, returned from a visit to Washing- oil nnl et atiatia rv TlrmrVinri cAimtu who will hereafter be readers of the And WiH be Ready to Book Orders by best weekly paper in these parts ton, and who while there called organization or associalion when pWnth Aaa Thanks, often. nnnlitv nF crnnri a oro rnrminar. I upon the agricultural bureau in the interest of Fort Scott and Bourbon ed, and I cordially invite all "J-E.

McGinty" and wife were The Iburbon county Sunday this city. Mr. M. A. Watterman is the proprietor and editor and J.

Ilerric'c, associate editor. We welcome it to our table, and wish the enterprising publisher success. Robert Osborn took the train ALSO UASTOR BEANS FOR SEED, who arp mpmhpra nf nv A 1. registered at the Iremont hotel school association and normal in 111111 At county in securing the location of Tinware Hep rhn qvp nt tftl.nmJMonday. We cannot vouch for stitute met in the First Daptis one ot the sugar experimental sta ailing rnoT onmr no aim church jestorday morning with tions at this point.

Jle iounci Mr and examine my stock' of lmJ thia being the original Mc. plements. Wasrons. Busrsies and The Fort Scott foundry will west last Wednesday, en route atteu'latiec. Unite a numoer run mu i unHiN Drake communicative, and gathered of Sunday school workers from dif Road Carts.

I am sure I will ouiia the machinery lor the tliree I the followina: interesting facts from lercn! puts ol the county are in please you, both in quality and experimental sugar stations to be him: "Under the appropriation of I keep in my employ first-class tinners and can do repairing on short order, Hoofing and spouting done in ang part of Ihe county. Give me a call and be convinced that I speak cold facts facts that will save you money. for Humboldt, where he went to orgimze a Citizens' Alliance. Thursday night he organized one at Garnett and to-night he will put in running order a lodge at Paola. at tendance.

price ot goods. estaDiisnea oy tne government. I Congress, the agricultural bureau 11. Jj. Page.

I TtonA th ni ttio Ponnlo'a I will establish three stations in the Miss Rose Oronson Savings Bank, and call on them for United States for the purpose of was in I-ort Scott last week. xMiss Itoso is teaching a music class at Large Sales, quick MaiorJ. W. W. sales Bell, I piau oi savings in smau amounts, i r.

to a plan of savings in small amounts. Soffrio. nf made us a I small profits. W. U.

E. WARBASSE. i I mi nrnrinfflnff una itips nt snrahnm lironson this spring. She is a grad Thev are courteous and accommo- prill VVpilnPsHav Tim cant I Mnpn I Bargain Grocer. uate ol Bryants college, and Fort Scott, Kansas.

dating. sugar under the new system known 1 1 5 TF TT Corner Scott Ave. and Second Street, in highly recommended by Prof. Ilry are nuicn pleased witn tne progress We cannol iorget thoge beauti- -We hope our tanner readers 1-' tVLI Postoffice Block. urill nnt tbo tho vftfa noct in thia I 9 ft i ant.

predict for this youn lady a bright future. uus paper is m.tK.uig. ful Baby Carriages we saw at gentlemen, we are always glad to Goodlander Ambrose's, rang "I will have charge of the stations and ing in price from $5 up to $35. --Ihe Illinois legislature on lexperiments. The three stations tfn ff the People's party strength will be located as follows: One in Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Brothers fcpn.

ivepley, ot win creek, Call and see them Wednesday elected General oh Thomp in run ocuu. I rr tt1! I one iu 1'iuiiua auu uue tu M. Palmer for U. S. Senator on th township, was in the city Monday.

Tnwnhln Tru.tpr. ITIpot. I ucvum new auiciUBCUicuw Kansag. 'I'WentV-tlVe thousand ftOl FOKT SCOT1 Mr. K.

is one ot Bourbon county a most prosperous and best farmers. At the annul meeting of the trustees of the! pear this number, iteaa them.Mar8 nas been appropriated for the HARNESS, fTOLICIT your trade and will townsn'ps 01 uourDon county, tne I vjur auveriiscis ar- iiii 11 ve ouaiuess I rtevelODino- of the soro-hum Indus The best part of it all is, he is a -f I 1 1 I i I 1 a uieu, auu rememuer mai mercuants I trv Mr llraU-o'a effrnta wpth tn 71 deal with you in a way to hold 1 TT 1 1 VV red-hot People party man. lie reports everything in his "necs o' Jn who have bargains, advertise. SeCUre the location of the Kansas it if we once get you to coming to us for ANYTHING IN THE a. wanner.

Mill Creek: a. Romans. Marma-1 R. B. Frye received a telegram I station here, and he has assur woods" rnnninor smnothlv.

SADDLES, LINE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS. i I ton; w. a. siever. Scott; J.

M. Maycumber, I Friday last, announcing the danger-1 ances that thia point will he chosen Walnut; A-Graff, city of Fort Scott. The 0U8 illness of his father. He took The location ol this enterprise here I'ltth ballot to succeed Farwell. The struggle was a prolonged one, and had St rector not made concessions to the Republicans in order to procure their votes he would ha been a United States Senator now.

The Second Baptist church was organized in Northeast Fort Scott Sunday. The trustees are: S. L. Met. Tamilian, Mrs.

Mundon, and John 11 all. Mrs. B. L. McClanahan is clerk.

The deacons are: 8. L. McClanahan and W. Keyes. WE STUDY XIGHTS, J.Z 7- vZI-a oard by elefueg i- btoae' 01 the evening tram for Pittsburg, means much for the welfare of Fort HOW AND WHERETO BUY GOODS irwru auu jancu iu nctaua uu aus- ruiton, cnairman.

ana A. uran secreiary, I i0 v. ii i-icion of heins imolicatpd in the after which the board made the following as awer tothe dispatch Bourbon county. It will a. en i Ubisof assessmpntforthe vearissi.

i nope on arriving at flis oia result mafcing a permanent in- three years old and over, from I home Mr. Frye will find his father I dustry and will so distribute the WTe open our doors days to SELL House" tour miles east of the city, Uiooto aob stallions, better. I industry as to enable the farmers Aa a advertising medium, the! who live at a distance from the fac- Hides, Pelts and Tallow. Race and TrottingHorseBoots a Specialty NEXT TO OLD STAND. Market Square, Fort Scott, Kansas some eighteen months ago.

Tay- tarnage horses, from $60 to $in0. No. 1, Farm horses, from $45 to $100. lor is a colored man, and Smith is a No. 2 Farm horses, from $25 to 40.

Swede No. 3 Draft horses, from $40 to $50. No. 4 2 year-olds I year-olds and ponies $10 GOODS AT THE LOWEST Margin possible and pay freights and live. WE MUST LIVE, Union is attainming a far-reaching I tory to reaP tbe benefits ot raising renutation.

In another column can I cane as well as those who live with- The church begins its separate existence with very fair pospects of rrobate Judge HackeU issued to, be found the card of Pat. H. Pow- easy reach by making their cane success. We expect no more these hard era. acutioneer.

of Prescott. Kan- into syrup, and disposing ot the marriage licenses on Tuesday to the following parties: it. Millspaugh, of Allen county and tunes. have a full line ot No. 2, Mules 2 years old and over, $25 to $45.

No. 3, Mules 1 year old and over, $15 to $30. No. Jacks 3 years old and over, $100 to $250. No.

2, Jacks 1 year old and over, $15 to $75. sas. Mr. Powers is a good man at I syrup at the actory. Much valua- Cartliage, Mo R.

Oshorn, of Fort Scott, Kansas, paid this county a visit last week and household goods New and will No. 3. jennies 1 year old and over $10 to $40! his business, and parties desiring I able information in tha planting and No. 1, Thoroughbred bulls, $30 to $100. 1 tw wii r1 warded I cultivation of can so as to set the Agatha E.

Acton, of Neosho county take second hand goods in exchange. No. 2, TnorouKtiDrea cows, su to ou. 1 1, No 3. Thoroughbred bulls and heifers.

1 vear 1 He. is no "Ohesm hiiTnlino- I best POSSlDlC results, Will be ac- 11. 11. Huff, of Allen county and Estella C. Mills, of Bourbon county.

We are agents for the Acorn ine of cook stoves, guaranteed olin.d o- but a nrofessional auctioneer. I quired by the experiments con nneral Supply j. uuiio-vuiuiuvu oiiu KinuvU) a 1 i 1 i.i AVt -nm cm in 1 1 ri ntcri rxr tho frriTjnvnmrnr r'honucr with anything on earth. They are noth couples were married at Por-terville, on Wednesday. warranted cor five years and we will raded 2 ear8 Mrs.

D. Koberts and chil- For thig rnrpose suitable land will No. 6. Fat steers, 3 years old and over, $17 9ren arrived ort bcott last week I nrorjer and seasonable 117 Sou tli IHaiii Street, take your old ones toward them. All J.

II. Foote, living two miles bills above $25 delivered. We can northwest of Fort Scott made us Affair, Haif-f eed steers, 3 years old and over, Rn-Tnii i' 7jJPlowinS planting, pleasant call Tuesday. Mr. loote Roberts will arrive a few days caitlVating and harvesting done, Embalming a Specialty.

do you good if you'll come and see us. THOMPSON BKOS. is in the dairy business and sells anu ine lamuy wiu raase xneir iu- thus giving employment to a large organized two assemblies of the Citi.ens" Alliance, one at Joplin and one in this city. He made to return and organize any and all other places when a sufficient number to organize get together and petition for his return. What's the matter with some enterprising man or company of men taking hold of the coal interests of Fort Scott and develop this industry Coal lies in endless quantity but a few feet below the surface of the earth.

If this enterprise should be developed it would give employment to several hun 116, 116 and 118 National ave. aoout iuu pounus or gooa Dntter in oiocKsieers, years oia ana over, 90 1 ko uuumuu wuuij. 1 number of laboring men. One 1m 1 I Ll fill. fi.

a. rnnnl--Aa Al our City every weeK. Al tne pres- No. 10. Steers, bulls and heifers.

6 months y.1 "ui.c?- Only White Hearse in City. 6. W. GOODLANDER, Funeral Director. ent time he is milking twentv cows, old and over $4 to $6.

teemed fellow citizen, 1. B. Web- Work oxen. Der voke. $25 to 50.

portant object, as expressed by Prof. Wiley, is to secure a-much more thorough cultivation of the cane than has usually been bestowed ster. Uncle Tommy was made Mr. Foote is an old Peter Cooper Greenbacker. Call again, Bro.

15 Cents Thoroughbred bucks. $5 to 10. Common sheep, per head, $1. Goats, per head, $5. happy by the arrival of his daugh ter and grandchildren.

Foote. nogs, per nundreel, $1.50. Chenaci.t, Pres't. E. E.

Chenault, Viee-Pres't. upon it heretofore. Prof. Wiley Chenaclt, Cashier anj ni 1.. .1 I A distribution was made Mon- savs that he is that the 1 a a li Start r.1 1 1 1 I day, by order of probate court, of sorghum will repay in the most For a good square meal go to Gold watches, $15 to 100 dollars.

Silver watches, $5 to 15 dollars. FIRST II ATIDHAL BANK. months employed as cashier at W. U. Bell's mammoth grocery house, apout in ine ijary estate, in strikiner wav all extra labor of this dred men.

and reap for the promot llano tortes foO to 200 dollars. 'I I irnnp rt UOlOa I i-id-i-imnn-a R. A nM St Mil I II 1 1 TIT m-w-m -m m- has resigned her situation, ller jwnicn messrs. u. j.

xoyie ana vv. kind which is put upon it." To Mr P. ers ol the project big income. Ihink about it. 0.

It Organized in 1371. Corn, per bushel. 20 cents. R. Biddle are attorneys.

Of this Drake, much credit is due for the amount the neirs, J. reck, and able and earnest efforts he has put place is now occupied by Miss Mol-lie Moore, of Pleasanton. The editor of the Union is personally ac Oats, per bushel, 15 cents. Wheat, per bushel. 40 cents.

Flax seed, per bushel. 65 cents. at 210 wall Street, where you can An unusual number of fanners base been in town this week, and Mary Irapp, each received $3,233, forth to secure for Fort Scott and get it for FIFTEEN CENTS. For Miuet and Hungarian seeds, per busheL20 Mr. Majors receiving the other this county so important an enter- quainted with Miss Moore, and cents.

all with whom we have talked ex a fine Cigar give him a call. Open tnira. Anoiner poruon or ine es- prise know her to be an estimable young dayfand night. Farmers' -tradff press themselves as confident of good crops this rear. Thev sav th? lady ana a gooa accountant.

Xliey all Sing Its Praise Breaking new land, per acre. $1.50. Hails, per hundred. 3 dollars. Hedg-e fence, per rod, 75 cents.

Wire fence per rod, 20 to 40 cents. Bonds and notes, 50 per cent. Moneys and credits. 50 per cent. Largest Paid Up Capital in Southeastern Kansas.

DIRECTORS: De uisiriuuieu at, tannage, aiis-i Abgola, Kansas, March 8, 1891, John R. Mentzer, formerly edi solicited. The Oeiginal- SOUn, next luesday, Of Which Mr. I Ed, Union: Please send me sample copy tor of the Mound City Progress, Mai Or will receive about $4,000. the of the Union, the paper that labors for the made us a pleasant call Tuesday.

Mercnant8 stock, 5u per cent. Stock in company or corporation, 50 pr cent. A. Graef, W. J.

Stosb, Secretary. Chairman. FORT SCOTT GREENHOUSES. II. L.

Page, E. L. Penniraanj G. C. Kennedy, TV.

Davis, T. Wall. remainder to be divided equally be-1 mortgae-cursea people and this irrand coun-tween the two heirs. A ballance ot lTt "1. -I- E.

Ii. Chenanlt, E. Ivepley, Z. A. Hornaday, A.

E. Currier, Charles Love and W. Chenault. While Mr. Mentzer is a strong Republican, he was one of the honest ones who would not lend the columns of his paper in sunnort of W.

U. Bell has the a few hundred dollars still remains largest Ono block oast of the water tower, corner recent cold weather is favorable to the soil in freezing and pulverizing the clods, and that by keeping back the fruit trees they will not be likely to blossom too early, and so run a chance of having the buds nipped by the frost. The pronise of an abundant crop of both cereals and fruits, so far, is excellent. Mapleton Kail, of Fort Scott, was in town last its columns, Yours fraternally, trade of anv firm in the county. I in the hands of D.

E. Sanders ad- M. P. Ross. Sec.

Alliance No. 391. because he sells all kinds of ministrator, to provide for anv con- McDonald and Horton Streets. Finest Display OF E. II.

Fuustou, but, on the other Groceries at lowest price. See tingencies that may arise in the him. future. hand, fought him to a finish. We Coffee has advanced but W.

House Plants of Choice Varieties. admire newspaper men ot that kind Bell is still selling his Famous MAKE TOUR HOMES CHEERFUL and only wish there were more of The speeches handed down to us as having been uttered by Pat- Silver Wedding Anniversary. Fawhei Elation, March 9 1891. Crushed Java, at 25 cents a pound Best Coffee on this Earth (or any With beautiful plants and flowers. Choice thm.

Thursday Lee Cross, of Fort Assortment op Pansies. Call for our Premium List for $3 worth of Plants Orders for Scott attended the wedding of his We are in receipt ot a Ion where else). Try a pound and be rick Henry were the production of brated their silver wedding at their home, William Wirt 8 brain. That all four miles north of Pawnee, and right royally wia Vipard thr fiprw anrl did thev entertain thir o-nnstji. Rvnt iA.

wno nearu. ine nerv ana patriotic commnnication from John B. Long, dated at Paola, warning the farmers CUT FLOWERS. DESIGNS PROMPTLY FILLED. sister Minnie to Dick Campbell, last Thursday evening Walter Lawrence and family of Fort Scott, attended the wedding of their cousin, Miss Minnie Cross and Dick agiinst the fraud grocery men who JUNKEN LONG, Proprietors, Manufacturers of the Celebrated ort Scott 2Ii2.c3.TULss-t3r3r Fair dealing is our Motto.

Call and see us and examine our stock. No. 19 Market street. Fort Scott. Kans.

vitations were sent out, but owing to the very I Virginian were held entranced we severe storm during the afternoon and eve-1 1, ning only about fortv of tbe neiirhbors show, nave abundant proof from those convinced of its great superiority over all others. Finest flavor and goes farther. Sold only by W. U. Beix, The Big Bargain Grocer.

will be in Bourbon county in a short time. Mr. Long informs us that fcviit-81 JgulJf ia ror thS who heard him, and. yet not a speech next two days following, from highways acd I byways with presents and regrets, thereby Ot ni8 has Come down to "US, but Figures Don't Lie Campbell at her home in this city, last Thursday. see by the duplicating the old time wedding of three impressions only of the effect.

The The and Camp" these frauds are working through the Alliance organizations. We think it unnecessary to publish same may be said of James H. Lane His voice was like the hush of dark iNPt sTRiAt. Union that R. B.

Frye has stepped out of the editor's chair and J. E. Iatimer is now at same, as the farmers of Bourbon a Fit! TIT Befitted and Refurnished Thrsughcut. are too smart to be taken in by ness on the vast prairia, to be felt and not translated. Like Patrick 1 I 1 THE the helm.

We try and do deal square with our customers. We never go fishing for suckers in the shape of offering Sugar, Coffee and other staple goods less than cost, and on other articles soak our friends to the Queen's taste. Such work is little better than robbery. I Li 111 LI Bti i Accomodations First-class. days.

Jt he laoie was spread witb all the sub-ttantialg and delicacies in a manner to tickle the palate of the meet fastidious. The visible supply of good things did not seem to diminish or grow less from the repeated attacks of the multitude during tbe three days. Packages were made up and baskets filled and sent to the sick and afflicted of the neighborhood, who were unable to attend in person. It reminded us of the parable of the five loaves and two fishes. "And they did all eat and were filled; and they took up of the fragments that remained twelve baskets." Of those present from a distance were: Mrs.

Ruth Jerrett. of Walnut, niothpr nf Mm. Midland Mechanic: One of the Henry, no reports of his speeches were made. And vet the strange organs and pianos," constantly in stock; also a full line of all other kinds of musical instruments, books, sheet music, strings, L. R.

Kaylor. No. 105. South Mai.i St. The Estcy Organs and Pianos are the standard of excellence in America.

1j. H. Kaylok, Sole Agent, No. 105. South Main 5St.

THE BEST Si-HOUSE IN THE STATE. results of the increasing number of distinct labor papers the oily-tongned agents for fraud grocery houses. O. II. Konantx, secretary Bonr-bon county F.

A. I. U. writes as follows: 'The Bourbon county F. A.

I.U., will meet at Redfield on Friday and Saturday, April 3d and power of his eloquence subdued the pioneer, in his faneif al hatred, and Ample Sample Boom Dfv. I Oav ltonrd, St por Week. f. Our Fair Dealings Accomrood la rge amount of space devoted to the eaus of laf.or by the capitalistic Roach, hale, hearty and full of life at 73 rears the loyal masses at Baltimore in '64 felt his strange power, were held obedient to his will. The impressions of such an orator will be told press.

Labor, to-dar, commands a of are: M1sa Pearl and Master Mart of Carterville. Missouri, nieoe and nephew of has built us up a big trade, which makes the Animals Howl! Wo say let them howl! We ivill continue to Bull our fine line of Groceries SUGAR. COFFEE. BACON, AY all i KiiET, Foet Scott, an sin respectful hearing in nearly every 4th. We expect Van B.

Prat her, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J. li.

Clayfield, and Miss Hoa Hom daughter of the host and hop R'S. of Pittsburg Aidona the manv cast and in manv instances makes our people next Saturdav night bv all Page our if presents which the writi-r bail ocular proof We would advise friends to see II. L. thev want anything State lecturer, present, who will make an address on Friday night. All Sub Alliance in the county are requested to send tu'l was a e'ns'niuau-'i sfiit oi iob iiwiudts ot FLOUR, FRESH AND SALT in urn A.

l. No consisting of Ix autiftjl W. GOOPI.ASI'ER. Tresvit-iit. t-iwtly Sft of silverwre niid cxnUry.

NSi- Vie? Prest. (len'l Mang'r. sad Tre ,1 Machinery, or r. Cart or Wagon, gains from it without resorting to a strike. Do away with the labor press, and the daily pipers will revert to the old way of putting a few lines in one corner, telling of what the workingraen are doing.

one wno heara his voice and wa3 an active participant in the actions that i.i.vte Kansas fara-cus in tli? early days si errd A. D.ififcru, ir, h'x lecture at tlie opera next "'M, i i 1 Iiav1 ri.iii the pieaxur-e of liear-. e''-. tu ev-ninsr aj r.w-i-d witK mxt-i-. at bed-rs Ciireus a an 1 -1 enjovabli ing Air.

-rji-ions nil preaent. Hopintr that Mr. and For lie Goods 7 mar Mve toeHebrate tbeir jrol'in fioiv ana au av this opportunity,.