The Daily Bulletin from Emporia, Kansas • 4

THE DAILY BULLETIN. s- f- a The Ulllktin' ollice has hist I 1,000. larje Forth of July poster tor the Emporia Rifles' celebration. Kntrrtd at the IWoftice in Emporia, as second Manuel and Tavlor. convicted or hnrsc MAURY Jb RUITISIL No.

133 Commercial-st. 'f A Fine Business Suit for $22. Mealinr at the late term of court, were class inatit r. SATUUDAY, JlAlE 25, I SS 1 sent to the penitentiary yesterday for a iwo-ycars' visit. cents per pay Mrs.

Illlla fjuilekimst has hrniitrlit suit Mine wt'iKiy, against Sheriff Moon to recover the value ot certain goods levied upon by him. AIJVKUTISlNCf Local Notice jc per line fur each insertion; Contrac iocui notices ic per line cam insertion niisinesK i 1 Cards unit Displayed Ad ertist mints ic per line 1-XClirsion tickets can be proctiri ed at each insertion; Transient Advertisement JC per the depo of the T. S. I. railroad ill ah 4.1 nicviiv.il iiiri iioii, iu uiiiiM iiiiiin inc.

inn i'ii this citv, at reduced rates, good for the 111 nonpareil, night words maKe a line. 4tii and 5th or July. LOOMSS LOOMXS 'Ferdinand, the druggist, next to First Na TY'Fcrdinand. the The of Kansas will make an t-v tionul Hank. 7-u excursion to Old Mexico on the 2Sth of I 1 1 1 I August over the A.

T. S. V. railroad. rtf.pinff emchens .11 11.

tt.jmics iv wo. we presume Lmpona will he represented I'll" excursion. ft sr run ar are nning encaper ni wic ii ceni store inau iinv owicr More in me HAVE IT-IK citv. 7e-u name or a Ktissian professor is 1 Tip Csnr nmrht fi mnLn I- inline w-jiisi receiveu soin very preiiy pauerns in nilll UIIICI 01 I'OltCC. SO that llC COllk 13j wall paper at the wcent store.

yyu draL'-a-man-ofHn a hurrv if ho was nected of heiiiL' a nihilist, and likely tn ft'SH tinware at the cent store. Von 4-v can nave money by doing so. 35-t tnrow glass bombs around carelessly. BEST OIL STOVE IN TOWN. Charles Lovelace has added another fjtJ lew more of those fine garden vases, i 1 1.

1. .1. i.w.vvi ihi. ii.iiiuiiiie ivil 1L Lilt: chair to his barber sbnn. anil Ki'riin'd tlu eem More, 35-W services of Mr.

James Carnev, a first-class Darner, anti would be pleased to have a "3" I'u your window shades at the cent Ik Xj' li.m.. llw. ,1... Hotel Arrivals. his old customers and manv new ones ARNOLD Hotel Geo Giles.

fl- give him a call. Near Moore's block, I) Robinson, Chas Aylesbury, St uommerctal-st. 9 jTOrJewelry and silverware 100 per cent, cheap- er at fie cent store tnan any ither hoii.se in Kmniirl'i joe; 11 jj Msson, Joe; Johnson, KC; El) Robinson. Florence: EWil snn. ofnn.l D.al.rs in tv.rj- feci-ipta, A fine assortment of Parlor and nedroom Suits al Wanted to purchase, a srood house con Chicago; Col Small, Maj Wasson, USA; Johnson, Ilamil- f'SSH-New goods nrrivinu: day at the yy taining four to six rooms within easy cent store.

Call and see. reach of the business nart of fhr. Invt-n bwiftls Call on V. II. Suppe, at the 99 cent store.

ion ivas: a. 1 laggart, VJ; A Despras, Smith, Eldorado; WII Phelps, wo dollar and a half lamp are selling at 34-40 ways in stock. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO'UN- yy cents at tne yv mm store. ieavenwortn 11 hterntt, Lhicago; K. M.

Forde. of this citv. will dplivnr largetst stock of tinware you will find wells, unicago; Walkup, Topeka; Wm Marti ndale. Madison: FII Hollownv. DERTAKING.

ni me yo cent siore anu '-iere you can fr mn At. I 1 7V an address at Lambert's Forde in this it 50 per cent cheaper than anywhere iaies centre; uttle, St Joe. Crane. Rrcil. fnc i.

.15 ti county, on the 4th of July, at which place the Ancient Order of United Win kin.m nf i nur I cases ill- teSXd to iMm at The Emporia Book-Binderv is at ores. r'JJfcfCall at the cent s'ero and see those new -v picture frames which hae just arrived. Americus and other points in the countv will hold a basket picnic. enigeuing out a iuu set ot hooks tor the Greenwdod County Building and Loan WM. H.

WALLACE, Emporia is lanre enouh to have a wes association: a journal tor Li. W. New man a Deed Record .1 Mnrt, iKfA fresh supply of hose-iij)e and lawn-isy sprinklers, for sale at OMliKiNli Kit- tern of Besides afford- Practical -Hricklaycr ami 5uildcr, gage Index for a Journal for iS a icvemie ror ine citv treasury, it me liurnngame savings Uank; a Tax Sale nndSpr.at,eS-RivC,on Ilrlckwork, Stonemasonn-aim 1 lastcrmir. would be a source ot considerable satisfaction to the average citizen to know iveirister ror tii-ppnu-nnd-cn Iff'Sy'Sure Pop For hugs and vermin of all kinds at i'erdinaiuls, 27-tf faction guaranteed. Address l0.

box 172. 2i-tf CTj A. (VII Subscription book for the News how his town is progressing as to new IjfiWW'c have the finest assortment ot Tea and other blank books. The binding on hand comprise a number of volumes nf nuiuiings. liiecity.

3D 1). W.JON lis CO. JOHX RAY, Harper's, Scribner's. Peterson's. "Den-ipr- The people appreciate the fact that -one Dealer in all kinds of ijfJW-Muson's Fruit Jars are selling cheaper at -v the i) cent store than any other store in is monopoly and two is business.

The est rrank Leslie's, Wide-Awake, Chatter-Box, Harper's Illustrated Weekly, and STAPLE AND FANCY 31 1 Daily Bulletin has come to stay, and at No. 101 will be enlarged and otherwise iiuim.iiiv illiu J'CI lUllltilliS, IOC O. GROCERIES, uuenier, j. m. iiolden, Emporia; J.

G. Morse, Florence: Tudtre Muse. Nowtnn! jHIIughes have a very large and fresh L-XJ supply of groceries in their new in .11 'tui i iiniws jiioeK. improved, and be published as a strictly morning paper provided the Gas Company get the city properly lighted by that time. George Hardy, Hutchinson; F.

V. Rouse veohtahles, dried ad greex fruits, iMarion center, and others: ame tor W. 1'. lorrtngton, and L. P.

Garlick, Pictorial History of the Wnrhl. CONFECTIONERY, for E. L. Stillman, Eureka; Life of 1 Store on Coinmcrcial-stM between Fourth ennst, tor W. V.

Uurtiss, Osage City; Law Reporter for Tudres Graves, of Bur. and lington, and Kellogg, of Emporia and Emporia, Kansas. i lciuresque Europe, tor Judge Cunningham, of Emporia, and Birds of Amerien. Says the Topeka Capital: U. S.

Senator Plumb wc learn from old miners who have seen the property, owns a large number of the best mines'in Colorado, situated in the San Juan district. The value of these mines is estimated at hundreds of thousands of dollars, and the Senator is regarded among mining speculators as the most fortunate operator in Kansas. From a carefully prepared statement in the Osage City Fire Press we learn that the loss of property in Osasre-co. bv tbo for Geo. T.

Browne, of Burlinsrame. Thp pOST-OFFICE DRUG STORE, two latter works are very handsomely il-i i TfTW IMeasant rooms with hoard can he had i-S Kcor7th-ave. mid union-stI)r. Moore's old residence. Also day hoarders wanted.

FLOUH! FI.OUIl!! Cheaper than the -3 cheapest, at the I'ennsvlfania' Mour -Feed Store. 30-dlot JNO. FI.UK Kit. ff3f'f you wish a superh suit of clothes, ele-i-v gantlymade in the latest style, leave your order with (. 1.

Jones Co. merchant tailors. t-Hfnr. G. A.

lliddle will devote special atten--2L turn to the diseases of females, Ollice over the Oak Hall clothing store. 6-tf 't of freezers, refrigerators and ice-4kSj chests, just received at Osborne Jeremy's Commercial-st. between Fourth and Fifth-avs. 14 j'SUOOMS TO rooms over O. Sawyer's Drv (Joods Store, cor-ner ifth and Commercial.

Vill be rcjited senar-ally or together. Apply to O. Sawyer, jn-tf Another heavy rain this mornimr. PURE lusirateu, ana are being put in elegant )indtng. The latter has several arge plates, illustrating every snecies nf DRUGS AND "i uiru native to tuts continent, and isaverv costly work.

All these masrazines and STATIONERY AND CIGARS. books are being substantially and hand- i cyclone of the 12th" someiy hound, at prices as low as wml LADIES OK EMPORIA PLEASE TAKE NOTICIf. 305, exclusive ot orchards and fences. There were also three persons killed nml work is done for east or west. The bind ery can fill orders for binding twenty-one injured.

Many farms were MRS. Ji. SLOCUM swept ciean ot improvments, the owners at tms time ot the year, much more promptly and at lower rates ll loosing everything. tnan in tne rail or winter months when Will open a Knittinff School Tuesday, June 21 at 2 o'clock P. M.

fr the purpose of teaching PLAIN AND FANCY KNITTING. other work presses, and we advise our readers to get their magazines to.Tetbor The dam across the Kansas ru cr at Lawrence has a break in it which serious i Try 1 lughes Co's. fresh roasted coffee. The finest Java coffee, fresh roasted, at Hughes Co's. ly interferes ith the mill power.

The TERMS OF 50 CTS, A MONTH, and send them in now, and they will be promptly returned, bound in first class Payalle in advance. Two lessons a week. style, at low ngures. oi can is not a wash-out, but is directly traceable to the removal bv the ice of the caping stones.lwhich leftithe lnn, The undersifnf good satisfaction. underneath unprotected, and the first MRS.

R. SLOCUM. 9 CO TO K. A. RHULAND'S RESTAURANT nign water carried them.

off. S. VT. cor. sth-avc, and Emporia.

Vor first class meals and ice cream. Restaurant rtCity Council will meet at K. ollice on Monday evening next. Lewis Lut has reached Pueblo and is teehng somewhat improved in health. Entertainments for the Forth of July in this city begin to nssume tagible form.

The stock of jewelry, formerly belonging to J. K. Jordan, will be sold at auction next week. The members of the Ancient Order of United Workmen will be glad to learn COST ONLY A FEAV DAYS MORE. in flioore's Hlock.

35 mat me representatives to the Supreme Lodge at Detroit. FOR SALE. UNTIL JUNE 30. Now 5s the chance to buy in getting the date of the setting aside of One business house for sale, also one residence ami 11.111 acres ot land one mile from our state as a seperate jurisdiction, changed from April 1st to February 1 thus commercial Mrett. O'l at this ollice for par- STOVES AND TINWARE 34 saving to the Order in this State manv thousands of dollars.

There are now in this State 2,320 members of the Ancient Order of United Workmen. N3 acres lencea wiin zona neOire tenre. 1 lltllS CHEAP. M. E.

FELTV In it is thought the wheat unuer cniuvauon. Mnall story and a half new irame nouse. oung1 orchard, and other improve ments. Will Lie sold verv rln-nn .,.,1.. 7-tf Yest side Com'l-st.

het. oth 7th-aves. The. A. T.

S. F. railroad will return all persons attending the State Horticultural Society at Winfidd for one cent pr mile. 1 WANTS. C.McMURTRIE, WANTED IsO tons nut nn nn DEALER IX Kanire 10.

Townshin jo. six mi Emporia on Phenis cn-rk. I'mmiro In; ctop win average about htcen bushels per acre, or a full half crop. In Crawford and it is reported as being the largest for many years. In this county, (Lyon) there was not much sown but hat there is ill be about an averge vicld.

In parts of Greenwood and it is reported as being considerably damaged bv chinch bugs and Heshian flies. In and the counties still farther west the reports are very favorable; so that we judge the whea't crop of Kansas this season will be fullv as large as was ever rais-ed in the State. UilS UllUf or aiMress I II. ilhams, Einporia, Kas. xi-i STOVES AND TINWARE, FLOUR AND FEED.

B. F. Wasson of this citv, has invented an instrument for holding" a French harp which enables one person to plav it at the same time he Is playing a piano'or organ. L. Sevcry and son, of this citv, gave $100 to the fund for the sufferers cyclone.

PLUMBING AND GAS-FITTING, Hallbcnr stone building-, East side Commercial i. tiri t'l Itie 'ennsvlvania Flour and Fit-d Store, Sixth-av. 3 diwrs west of Commercial-st Wholesale and retail dealer in drain, Flour and 1 Feed. 9 EMPORIA, KANSAS,.