The Daily Reporter from Garnett, Kansas • 1

n-n kEP(0)Kek. 1A Vol. i GARNETT, KANSAS, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1898. No. 59 NEWS NOTES.

FITTING YOU HOSIERY BAY Merchan ts gave prizes with purchases. In re Little Items That Are of Interest to Everybody. -AT THE- ft cent years theygive you value received for LI vour monev Chas. Sargent arrived last night and is visiting friends in this city. Bert McEwen and bride arrived home this afternoon from Kinsley, where they were married last evening.

June 6th Colony will vote on a proposition to issue $4,000, city bonds, to aid in prospecting CYOiNE FRIDAY, MAY 6 Special pricts on all Ladies' Gents' and Children's hose Our stock is now very large and at its best, everything fresh and new, and if you have never bought here of us, right now is an elegant time to commence, we think we can save you from 25 to 40 per cent on every purchase. Few prices for consideration. Ladies' 8c fast black hose 4c 10c 7c 15c 9c 10 doz. ladies' 40 guage, full fashioned, seamless hose, always 25c per pair, Friday's price 18c. Ladies plaid hose from 19c to 75c.

also big line of lisle thread for natural gas or coal. Miss Georgie Stewart left for Sioux City, Iowa, this after- The difference between a suit noon, for an extended visit with made to fit you and one made to her brother and an aunt. fit a dummy like those Chicago The high water on North Pot made suits, is that there is grace tawatomie flooded a good many Take an H. S. M.

suit and it is a prize in itself. You pay $10 for an H. JS. M. suit, you get $10 worth of Clothing, but if you would pay $15 for the same suit we could afford to give you $5 worth of something else.

Wm.Wagstaff&Son sell the celebrated H. S. M'. There's nothing better made, there's nothing half as good for the money, but that's their way, the best or nothing. They give you one hundred cents in merchandise for every dollar spent with them.

Call and see their new spring goods. Mr. and Mrs. McClure and children, who have been visiting friends in this city, took their departure this morning for their home at Arkansas City. Many of the Spanish provinces are in open revolt, and it is only by holding a strong military force and shape in OUR CLOTHING newlj'-planted corn fields.

All will have to be re-planted. The and the others shabbily lack it. We study your figure intelligently water was nearly as high as the flood of two years ago. goods 39c to 50c go in this sale. One lot of children's ribbed hose sized to 9 at 5c.

12 dozen and note all the peculiarities of Miss Ella Crum, of Garnett, your form and cut your suit closed a very successful eight children regular 2 pr lor 25c hose at qc. Ironclad ribbed hose months term of school out at all sizes at 18c. Bisr line of Cottonwood, last Saturday, with children's plaid and check hose, appropriate exercises and at latest thini? out. Men's rock- tended by a large number of the patrons of the district and out ford socks 4c per pair. Remember FRIDAY is sales day.

GLAZE, LEVIS COLE, CABNETT, KANSAS; siders. Westphalia Times. PURSELL, The Tailor. UP STAIRS OVER K. C.

STORE. Claude Miller, who went to in all the principal cities that a Topeka with the new company, revolution is prevented in Spain. Tuesday last, arrived home to Married. At the home of the bride's Blanco is having similat trouble day. He reports all the boys with the people hemmed up in doing fine and they wish their Cuba, they making desperate re best regards given to all, Won parents in Kinsley, K.as., Thursday evening, Mr.

T. A. McEwen of this city, and Miss Etta Fisher sistance to his conscript order. der if some of the lady friends The Queen Regent fully com of the boys now in camp and of Kinsley. Bert left the im prehends the desperate situation feeding on army grub, couldn't pression on the people here that in which her nation is placed and send them a cake or some such was going to Topeka to visit Crescent for $25 The bicycle season is now upon us.

Why not join in the vast army of cyclers and ride a wheel? We have a large stock of new wheels and can make you good prices on them. If you don't buy come and get my prices. We also repair wheels. Can repair any part of any wheel. Single wheels and tandems to rent by the hour.

HAVE A NEW SUPPLY ORDERED. has appealed to the European his sister but instead of taking powers to intervene. in the sights of the capital he The company organized last surprised his friends by getting married. The bride, is a sister Tuesday evening for the purpose of drilling in order to be in readiness for the next call for volun- of Mr. G.

R. Fisher, ot this city, manager of the Long-Bell eers, is put through a lumber yard. All join with article They would go fine about now. S. B.

Rohrer, of LeRoy, was in the city yesterday, with the view of getting up a subscription to purchase a flag lor the volunteer company from Anderson, Coffey and Woodson counties. Coffey' and Woodson counties have each agreed to contribute their share towards the flag. F. M. Hills, George Crum and Dr.

Kirkpatrick were put on the committee to raise funds. Every the Reporter in wishing the thorough' drill by ex-members of Company G. Drilling every happy young couple a long and evening will soon put the boys in prosperous journey through life's Eg" LT a ym to) seas. shape so they will know some- hing about the drills. A.

J. Subscribe for the Daily Reporter, 10 cent9 per week, delivered by BANK OF COMMERCE Coppage. E. L. Beck, Rollo Wagstaff, George Crum and O.

carrier. F. Douglass are acting as drill body should contribute some Don't rain? one of the funniest of fiMjral Banking" Business Transacted masters for the company. ail Irish farce comedies, it will be at the opera house next Wednesday -E. E.

AS IK KM AN, Cashier. thing towards this fund, so if any of the committee should call on you for a little donation re night, May lllh, called Flannigan's Flats. When wanting photograph la tliP man to ste. 1-tf The Cyclone peason is here. Save your goods aud house by insuring with me In the best of cyclone and fire companies.

Rates 35c, 50c and 65c. 45-4 W. 8. Bemis. member it is for a good cause.

Dr. T. Kirkpatrick, Rollo Wag- Johnson the photographer. ltf staff and R. Brooke were ap pointed on the committee of pre Real Estata Merchandise BROKER Goto the Korner barber shop for a good shave, hair cut or bath.

Ode sentation from Anderson county to present the flag to the boys at Buys and sells 1 Farms, City Property and Merchandise. General of the finest equipped shops Id Kao-aas. Only the best barbers era- A I Camp Leedy, near Topeka, next Ufhce front room over bank ot Commerce. Exchange Business. week.

ployed. Mont Bell, Prop. GARNETT, KANSAS.