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The Fort Riley Guidon from Fort Riley, Kansas • 4

The Fort Riley Guidon from Fort Riley, Kansas • 4

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Fort Riley, Kansas
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uit of Glothes CO Of iviliao 1 i Buy THIS PHY DY AT MILLER CLOTHING COMPANY Spcial Carnival Sale June 8th to 16th. $2,00 to $5.00 Out on all Men's Suits Do not miss buying sometning nice, new and stylish in a new Spring Suit while you can easily save irom $2.00 to $5.00. The money saved in this sale will buy you an extra pair dress shoes. A great showing of Men's Shirts, Hats, Shoes, Underwear and all new spring wearables tor men. Get right on the place.

MILLER'S 7th and Washington. CAPTURED IN MANCHURIA Phone No. 72 601 Washington St. Candi 'ate for a Commission. Of the 31 enlisted men found eligible in the preliminary examination for a commission which took place last month 4- The Wonderful Growth of Ariicl'S Taken by the Japanese Dai-in Bio )dy Conf ict in That Country.

Calome I The Japanese war department has just published the following statistics which represent accurately the spoils 1 captured from Russia in various engagements it? Manchuria: Sabers and swords 6,292 Standing of Fort Riley League. Team Won Lost Per Ct 2nd Cavalry 5 1 83 13th Cavalry 4 1 80 9th Cavalry 5 3 63 25th Battery 5 4 56 22nd Battery 3 5 38 2nd Battery. 3 6 33 7th Battery 3 4 33 20th Battery 2 6 25 Not ce Tickets or Tickets for the game this afternoon can be obtained at the street car station in the post from 1:30 to 2:30. All canteen checks signed last Sunday will be returned at the ticket office this afternoon to anyone holding an admission lakin Lances 163 Rifles, complete with bayonets. ..110,548 Rifle ammunition, rounds.

.24,713,766 The Senate On the corner opposite postoffice Thos York, Prop. DEALER IN GARS CIGARETTES ANDTOBACCO THE CEKTBAl WlOHAL BMK JUXCTIQN CITY, KANSAS. Capital and Surplus $115,000.00. BANKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. S.

W. PIERCE, President, CHAS. H. MAN LEY, Vice Pres. S.

W. FENTON, Cashier. HORACE M. PIERCE, Asst. Cashier us Field pieces ai ruit ticavcuvvux iu uui uuc wao nuui any organization represented at this post.

He is Sergeant Alexander H. Jones, 13th Cavalry. The 15th Cavalry had the greatest number of successful representatives, viz: 7. The successful candidates will remain at Fort Leaven-until September, when they will be finally examined. The following is the list of the 31 candidates: Squadron Sergeant Major Henry W.

Baird, 15th cavalry; Corporal Jere Baxter, 98th company, coast artillery; Corporal Verne R. Bell, troop 15th cavalry; Corp. Ebenezer G. Beuret, company 3rd infantry; Quartermaster Sergt. Brace L.

Burch, troop 15th cavalry; Corp. L. T. Collins, troop 15th cavalry; Corp. John G.

Donovan, 87th company, coast artillery; First Sergt. owcler Garrison artillery: 900 452 23 centimetres 5U i 15 94 12 etc.308 Machine guns 79 ticket. Ni Post Leagu; Schedule Hard to Wagons and carts 4,800 Heavy gun ammunition, rounds. ..17,980 Figure Out. The fact that we have printed no Light gun ammunition, rounds.

..243, 618 Is due to its Perfect Quality and Moderate Price Used in Millions of Homes Balloons 2 post league schedule for the present Fuses of all sorts 119,609 week is explained by the following letter: Other articles taken by the Japanese Edward G. Elliott, troop 6th cav Fort Riley, June 15, 1906. include office supplies, musical instruments, telephones, telegraph instruments and wire. The Editor of The Guidon: There is no use in trying to make out a base ball schedule under the present system of drills and practice marches. Making rhsmselves Comf able.

The 16th Battery, in camp on the "hog back" is rapidly establishing a alry; Sergt. Jacob E. Pickel, company 17th infantry; Corp. Edgar L. Field, troop 15th cavalry; Corp.

Wm. H. Foster, 77th company coast artillery; Master Electrician Guy L. Gearhardt, artillery corps; Corp. Charles T.

Griffith, company 2nd infantry; Sergt. Llewelly F. Hartigan, 46th company, coast artillery; Sergt. James C. Hooper, troop L.

21th cavalry; Sergt. Vernon Besides there are too many "short" model camp. A large dining tent has THE PORT RILEY DAIRY IS ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE WO lot If Successor to J. C. Crisswel, Ef wldrtVj has ha( years experience with Fort Riley's trade.

Milk, 5c a quart; Cream, 25c a quart Phone Orders Promptly Filled. Phone 287, City. sports at Fort Riley and base ball does been put up and soon tables for all will J3. The be furnished. All mess kits have been not receive the support it should.

At the Hutchinson game on Sunday, May 20th, 484 tickets were taken in at the gate, with about 2,000 people at Fort and the turned in and tin dishes have been provided for every individual. The kitchen Hope, 106th company, coast artillery; First class Sergt. Benjamin Huchber has been provided with a well laid floor on rock foundation and is a model of Eagle Riley and about 6,000 in Junction City. You would not have seen a better game of ball west of the Mississippi. ger, company zna oattanon oi neatness and convenience.

Befors long engineers; Sergt. Alexander H. Jones, troop 13th cavalry; Private George DO YOU WANT ANY If there is anyone who cares to try the battery will be as comfortable as is possible for an organization in camp. i f'nr oin nf rivilization Keleher, company 5th infantry; to complete the schedule they are welcome to do so, otherwise the champion art) Known bymuuis has risen. This trade mirk indicates purity and per- Wound While Harking at Tret Corp.

George M. Kelly, 84th company, coast artillery; Corp. Rush B. Lincoln, company 2nd infantry; Sergt. Bruce Practice.

recuon in Drewing, uiu lw: Private Albert Terrell, Troop 1, 9th Cavalry, at Jefferson Barracks, ship clearly lies between the 2nd cavalry and the 13th cavalry. The prizes will be given to the team that wins two games out of three, and I request that the captains of those two teams confer Magrudtr, 87th company, coast artillery; Sergt. Harry H. Pritchett, com was mortally wounded at the Arcadia target range on Tuesday, while mark pany 27th infantry; Sergt. Clarence E.

Seybt, 3rd company, coast artillery; ine behind the butts, ihe bullet was with each other and with me concerning dates upon which they can play. delected downward from the steel Phone 229 SEE HARRY NELSON than any other laoei in me worm, i'uuu uu.y famous bottling of Aulieiiser-Buscli Brewing Ass'n St. Louis, U. S. A.

Brewers of the famous Budweiser, Michelob, Black and Tan, Faust, Pale Lager, Anneuer-Standard, Export Pale and Exquisite. GRANT BERMANT, Distributors, Junction City, Kansas. Phone 4. First class Private Wm. F.

Sharp, company 2nd battalion of engineers; Corp. Charles L. Stephenson, troop frame of the target and entered his breast and lung. P. D.

Glassford, 2nd Artillery Corps. Base Ball Representative, Ft. Riley. The Rialto Restaurant, opposite the 1st cavalry; First Sergeant Granville f-arr ers' Class Gridu tes. C.

Swope, troop 15th cavalry; Corp. The school course of the training school for Farriers and Horseshoers Herbert H. White, company 10th came to a close on the 15th instant, and infantry; Sergt. Edgar M. Whiting, troop 15th cavalry, and Quarter Bartell House, is the up-to-date place for meals and short orders, in the city.

Open day and night. Everything in the graduates have nearly all departed season. Drop in and see him when master Sergt. Guy H. Wyman, troop 11th cavalry.

for their respective stations. The new class will begin to arrive the latter part down from the post. TheGreatParks of this month and the first of the next, taste very A Swell Job Wltti a Oay Uniform. Ex-soldiers will have an opportunity The next course will begin on July 15. "Success" 5c much like ioc Lieut.

Tyner a- Omral Hospital. 1st Lieut. George P. Tyner, 2nd Cav of serving on the Pocahontas Guards, which is the name given to the body of i .1 1.1- airy, who has been on the staff of men wno wm De tne ponce oi tne Brigadier General Edgerly in the Phil Jamestown Exposition, which will be We're simply in business for our health. That's all But when you all know that, from he mere fact that we handle the healthiest Beer on the market And of course everyone knows, or rather if everyone doesn't know, we want them to know that it is BLUE RIBBON.

Come in and let us convince you. We're there with the Goods. LANCASTER Agents. 819 Washington St. Telephone 1SS ippines, has arrived in San Francisco, O.R.Wibking Dentist High-grade Dentistry at reasonable prices.

Over seven years In of Colorado constitute one of her chief glories. They contain fields, forests; and plains; they are watered by creeks and rivers, and contain villages and farm-houses; they have springs and lakes where hotels and other places of entertainment are found for those seeking health and recreation. The popular route to COLORADO accompanied by his mother. Lieut, Tyner who was relieved from staff duty on account of ill health has entered the opened in the spring of 1907 and which will close on Nov. 30th of that year.

The force will be clad in a gaudy uniform like some of the body guard of an European or Asiatic potentate, and will hp commanded bv Captain Henry W. general hospital at the Presidio for oh present locatbn over Funnell's servation and treatment. Lieut Tyner is a member of Troop stationed at Oiocery Store. Carpenter of the United States Marine Corps, to whom all communications should be addressed at Jamestown, Va. is via this post.

Slee Battery to Begin Firing. The 16th Battery will begin its tar THE get practice this week firing from nachine Oun Detachments to Be Organized. Orders will shortly be issued from station on the Republican Flats, not Union Pacific FAST TRAINS LOW RATES Be sure your tickets read over this line. Inquire of far distant from the Washington street War Department increasing the I i fnn M. army by aoout men, which in THE ORSG-ON Has changed and under its new ownership solicits your patronage.

Blue Ribbon or Blatz take your choice -and the finest of bottled goods always at your disposal. TAWSON SOHMOLDT, crease will be for the purpose oi organizing machine gun detachments for bridge. The siege guns are of the new pattern and are equipped with recoil cylinders, new sights, etc. The difference between the 3-inch piece and these monsters with a calibre of 7 inches will be very noticeable when the firing begins. C.

W.MILLt, Aeant. CICAR Every Puff a Pleasure each regiment of infantry and cavalry. This will mean a detachment for Fort Riley. Nothing like it. Gartner's "Success" 5c cigar.

the at Everything nice to drink Miller Drug Co's fountain. Telephone 70. Washington Street. Just Received an American Slicing Machine We can slice Bacon, Boiled Ham, Lunch Ham, Ham Sausage and Dried Beef any thickness you desire. Come and see it work.

616 Washington Street C. C. ARTHUR Hello 32i.

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1899-1912