The Osawatomie Journal from Osawatomie, Kansas • 5

ALL WEEK IX BIG SALE DAY ALL WEEK OCTOBER 18, TO 23. PRINT OUTING FLANNEL IN THIS SALE, 31-2 CTS A YD. 3 CTS A YD. Our former experience taught us that one day was not enough for the people to have their wants supplied so we intend to give you a solid week of rare bargains. We have purchased the largest stock of holiday goods ever shown in Miama county and we must have room for them.

That's why we make this great blinii iiiiiii: sale fill New Fall and winter Goods to Reduce Stool Miscellaneous. Cambric lining, nil colors, yard 4 Amoskeag Ginghnins 5 Good unbleached yard wide. Muslin, per ynrd 334 Good blenched yard wide Muslin, per yard 4'a Clark's O. N. T.

thread per spool Ladies' Corsets nt I'll Host quality Oil Cloth, dnrk or light, per ynrd I'i Handkerchiefs. Child's, two for 3 Lndies' Bordered, each 3 Ladies' Fine lleinstiched, each Ladies' Embroidered Edge, Initial, ench 6 Men's Cambric, ench 4 Men's Colored Border, Hemstitched, each 7 Dress Goods. DRESS PATTERN SALE. Three Lots with Findings Complete. Lot No.

1: Lnrge assortment of Novelties nnd plaids $1 09 Lot No. 2: Includes nil wool Novelties, Mohairs and all wool series 2 84 Lot No. 3: Excellent line of Imported Novelties, Henriettas and serges 4 30 30-inch Percales, worth per yard, we olTer nt 8 Elegant line of 1'lnid, 10c and 12 32- inch Urania suiting 11 LaTosn Jncquard, worth 12 we are offering nt Fleeced Wrapper Goods 1 These are only a few Hems from our immense assortment of handkerchiefs. Blankets, Comforts. Ten-qnrter Grny blankets, per puir 47 Comforts, each 09 Hosiery, Underwear.

Black Hose for Lndies and Children, two pair for. 0 Lndies' Fleeced Hose, pnir 9 Misses' and Boys' Fleece Lined, double knee, extra heavy. 10 Men's half hose, two for 9 Men's heavy weight hose, two for 15 Men's heavy underwear 24 Men's extra quality underwear 47 Ladies' Fleeced 17 Lndies' Fleeced Union suits 40 Our line of children's underwear is complete and prices the lowest. Table Linens. Iled Table Linen, per yard 19 Blenched Table Linen per yard 28 Checked Fringed Napkins, set.

11 Largo Fringed Napkins, 23 Linen Crash, 10-cent kind 7 Ilenvy Twilled Cotton 4 Hats and Caps. Men's high crowned wool hats. 34 Men's railroad shape wool hats 48 Men's black Fedora hats 96 Men's Corker Fedora hats 19 Boys' wool hats 22 Boys' railroad cap 8 Boys' heavy winter cap 23 Shirts and Overalls. l'lain blue work shirt 22 Checked work shirt 28 Queensware. Menken's unbundled coffee cups and saucers, set 39 Meuken's bundled cups and saucers, set 45 Menken's breakfast plate, set.

3.1 Meuken's dinner plate, set 41 1(X) piece decorated dinner set. .8 9H Tinware. Tin cups, each 1 ialvanized iron buckets, 10 qt. 15 Galvanized iron buckets, 12qt. 19 Granite coffee and ten pots, 2 qt 34 Stoneware.

Milk crocks, 1 gal 7 Milk jars, 1 gal 7 Full line at similar prices. Standard Soaps. Ten bars silk soap 25 Ten bars Ibex soup 25 Twelve burs Ark soap 25 Copco Toilet sonp, per bar 4 Twilled work shirt 33 Fancy dress shirt 43 Better grade dress shirt $4 Extra quality dress shirt 73 Men's overalls 85 Men's heavy weight overalls 45 Standard Novels, each 13 Window Shades. Felt window shades, Hartshorn spring roller 13 Heavy Opaque shades, Hartshorn spring roller 25 Glassware. 4-piece glass set 21 Heavy glass one-half gallon pitcher 17 Full-trimmed lamp 15 White decorated gluss syrup pitcher 21 These are but a few of the many bargains we will offer you during this great six day sale.

Come in and see for yourself. You'll be made to feel at home. The ENTERPRISE, LEADERS IN BARGAINS; OSAWATOMIE, KANSAS. It tnkes a fine company of performers to produce a popular attraction that advertises with such splendid paper ns that put up by the "Railroad Jack" Company for their show at the opera house AVednesday, October 20. rj A 1 1VT PI I TCT WHY? Because people of this age will not stand the insults i llJ 1 ad privations heaped upon them by this govern- ment.

Not so with the fwIXP? I JO OTTAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE. VJ 1 1 il We have met with phenominnl success because we have treated those who have relutions with us fairly. We hove made all of our promises good and thus have received the confidence and patronage of a grateful people. We have been- watching the Commercial House months and noted with jfiksure, the quiet tonXand air ot rwectubilitv that pre MOVES THE WORLD. Bo-yon Want anything in the Electrical line? IT ALWAYS PAYS To BE HONEST vails ttiHjlnerThe time was when the Commercial House furnished a sensation every few days and its name fre What we tell you you can depend upon.

And when we tell you that we have the most complete nnd finest equipped business college in the west, it means just what we say. We have courses in Stenography, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Telegraphy, Lnw, Normal and Academic. Call or send for circulars. OTTAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE. OTTAWA, KANSAS.

OTTAWA, i KANSAS. Electric Door Bells, Annunciators, Call Bells, Burgnlar Alarms, Electric Alarm Clocks, Electric Door Openers, Insulators, Telegraph Instruments. Telephones, quently came up in police court. We simply mention thiis to remind our people of the contrast. Since Mrs.

Wallace has had the management of the house she has made and kept it cleun, respectnble und pleasant place and she deserves the local pntronnge that she is getting. The nnme "Com-mercinl should be dropped and some other substituted. Fan Motors, Sewing Machine Motors, Minature Incandescent lamps, Battery Lamps, Push Buttons, Switches, Line Wire, Batteries, (nil kinds.) Magnet Wire, or any other Electrical apparatus night in an alley in the rear of 916 Campbell street. He arrested Keed nnd started to take him to the central station. At an alley on Eighth street between Oak and Locust streets, Reed jerked away from the officer who fired two shots ut him.

Reed will be held until the Puola awthorities can be notified of his capture. When In Kansas City stop at fthe flfeorgan, E. J.110RGAN, Prop, Centrally located, newly furnished, reasonable rates. If you wish to stop at a modest, respectnble home where you will be well-fed and furnished with nice, airy rooms, take the 9th street cable, (up the incline) at the depot and tell the conductor to let you olf nt "The Morgan." A farmer told the Joi'rxal man thnt nil the people in his neighborhood were "scnred" to come to Osnwutomie on account of the scarlet fever and diphtheria. When we told him there wns none and the only case of diphtheria in this locality was in the country several miles he was surprised nnd said he would tell the folks in his neighborhood.

Dr. Craig und Dr. Pace both any that they have not seen a cnse of scarlet fever this season nnd that the rash which nppenred here From w. S. Bell.

CURE CONSUMPTION. T. A Slocutn, M. the Great Chemist and Scientist. Offers to Send Free, to the Afflictcd.Thrce Bottles of His Newly Discovered Remedies to Cure Consumption and All Lung Troubles.

Nothing could be fairer, more philanthropic, or carry more joy in its wake than the offer of T. A. Slocum, M. of 98 Pine street, New York City. Confident thnt he has discovered an absolute cure for consumption and all pulmonary complaints, and to mnke its great merits known, he will send, free, three bottles (the Slocum new system of medicine) to any render who is suffering from chest, throat and lung troubles or consumption.

He invites those desirous of obtaining the remedies to simply send him their express and postollice address, and receive in return the three free ill FRANK KNAPP at Electric Light Station can supply you and save you money. Electric Motors from to 15 horse power designed and made to order. Dvxamos from 4 to 150 lights made to order. I have the necessary tools, ability and skill to turn out first class machines. SlepairWork Sewing machines, Guns, Revolvers, Bicycles or anything else neatly repaired.

Set Scrkws, Shafts und Piss, of any discription made to order. I have a specinl liking for FINE BICYCLE WORK Rates Opposite 9th street theater. among the children was nn epidemic und not a contagion. The only cnse of diphtheria in this township in in the country three or four miles from town. hours on iy72 to Ponla, is working the "Osnwntomie scarlet fever scare" for all its worth' CALIFORNIA.

The California Limited via the Santa Fe Route, Stole a School House. Kansas City Star: Fred Reed, alais FRANK KNAPP, With The i uotues. Already this "new scientific course of medicine" hns permanently cured thousands of apparently hopeless cases. He considers it his religious duty a George Lee, farmer who formerly lived near Paoln, and who was arrested there recently for stealing schoolhouse, wns shot in the right side last night by Patrolman Martin while trying to avoid arrest. The wound is not dnngerous one.

Nrw York City, Oct. 4, '97. Frirxd Whiting: According to my promise I will write and tell you what we nre doing. After arriving in the city we spent about three weeks visiting relatives and attending reception parties ns a welcome to my wife's old home, after which they took us to visit all the points of interest among which were Brooklyn Bridge, Grant's Tomb, the Statue of Liberty, tie Statue of General George Washington, said to be on the spot where he first took the oath of allegiance as first president of our country; also, New York's famous Central Park and the Zoological Gardens, old Wall street hnd the grand old Atlantic ocean. We visited -North Beach" and "Coney Island" and spent nn hour bathing in the ocean.

There was plenty of ater for a bath there. Last week I attended Proctor's Pleasure Palace where John L. Sullivan was giving a week's performance. We have finally located in a new store of our own instead of taking charge of the old one ve expected to, currying butter, milk and eggs and a small line of fancy groceries. Business is good and we like it very much here so far.

Kindly remember ua to the National Reserve Association. With best wishes to yourself and family, I am fraternally yours, W. S. Brm Lnst May, Reed decided thnt he Walter Barnes, Cashier, A. H.Smith, Ass'tCash- S.S.

Whitefobo, Pres. John C. Hieber, V. Pres. would build a stable nnd ns he hnd no lumber and little money, he tore down a school house near his home in Paola and appropriated the lumber.

He was leaves Chicago 6 :00 p. m. Wednesdays and Saturdays, reaching Los Angeles in 72 hours and San Francisco in 76 hours. Returns Mondays and Thursdays. Connecting train for San Francisco via Mojnve.

Superb vestibuled Pullman palace sleepers, buffet smoking car and dining car. Most luxurious service via any line. Daily California Express, carrying palace and tourist sleepers, leaves Chicago 10:25 p. m. For descriptive literature address G.

T. Nicholson, G. P. A. T.

AS. F. R'y, Chicago. Santa Fe Route duty which he owes humanity to donate his infallible cure. Offered freely, apart from its inherent strength, is enough to commend it, nnd more so is the perfect confidence of tke great chemist making the offer.

He has proved censumption to be curable disease beyond any doubt. There will be no mistake in sending the mistake will be in overlooking the Docter's generous invitation. He has has on life in his American and Europe-ean labortories thosands of testimonials of experience from those cured, in all pnrts of the world. Delays nre dnngerous: mnil your address to T. A.

Slocum, M. 98 Pine stret, New York, und when writing the Doctor, please mention rending this article in this paper. arrested, but got away from the of ficers and came to Kansas City. FARMERS' MECHANICS' BANK. On June 4 he was arrested in this city by Detectives Booher and Duffy.

The authorities in Paola were telegraphed and A. F. Findley, a deputy constable was sent tor him. Reed escnppd from the constable at the Union depot and Does a general banking business. Oaswatomie, Kansas.

since that time nothing was seen of him until Patrolman Martin found him lnst.