The Redfield Herald from Redfield, Kansas • 5

Oh! Won't Drccn Ccst free? PACTORIKS AN WHOLESALERS. FOrt Scott Depends For Hr Cftmww dt Prla Upon th PollowlRfl Institution. THE FORT 8COTT WHOLESALE GROCER the largest Wholesale Grocery House in S. 15. Kansas.

Grant Hornaday, Pres. J. T. Beatty, Pres. V.

Cobb, Sec. and Treaa. T. B. Rosa, Manager.

A Chicago Grand Jury Held the Fin- ancier on 183 Counts. The following "ffood ffravy" was written by Homer Hoch and appeared in the Marion Record; It Is Charged That. Ha Placed; In His THIS BANK COOK COMPANY, Manufaaturers ot Parlor, Batn Room an.t Kitchen Mirrors. Glass Bevelers and Re-Silverers. Factory 80204 Soucn Main.

Office 105-10? South Main. Fort Scott, Kansas. We had an editorial dream the was' Bank 22 "Memoranda Notes" and Drew $2,000,000. Chieairo. Jan.

19. John. R. Wa1sh, other evening. We thought we went down to the pOstoffice one THE FORT SCOTT CHINA HALL.

Wholesale, Dealers In Queensware, Glassware and. China. W. M. Robens.

Manager. 121 S. Main. Ft. Scott morning to get the mail and found our box full of letters- former esident of the 'Chirago Natl nal I ank if city hlch closed its doors December id, 1905 Frl FORT SCOTT FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORK8.

Oharles Kller, General Foundry Work and Manufacturers ct Heating Stoves. Write tor Prw. First and Margrave Sts. Tel. t) Fort Scott, Kansas.

chock full-arid a note from the day ind ctel by the federal, graaa Jury for' ale ed mlscjucuct In na.i- postmaster asking us to call for more letters-too many for the THE FORT SCOTT BRICK COMPANY. Manufacturers of Vitrified Paving iigement the finances of Ue tank and Brick. Fort Scott, Kansas. The Ldcmint; Is tas3d u. on I Tr iog a city or country banking busi- ness in all its branches.

box. And what do you think-when we began to open those let separate lr i each of which is cl.lr.ed the nds of the bank were un awfrlly uted, and" contain! FORT 8COTT POTTERY COMPANY. Manufacturers and Dealers in All Kinds of Stoneware, Flower Pots, Drain Tiling. ModeUng Clays, i Fort Scott, Kansas 1 FT. SCOTT ICE MANUFACTURING Dealers In Artificial Ice.

ice ters we found that every one of them contained a check or money 183 wun a uyon ine dz y-erat ons con acted by alsh. It delivered to an naris 01 mo cay. iw uy order, and every one of them la earned "that Mr. Val3h placed in FORT SCOTT. STONE AND CONSTRUCTION aenera 1 Contractors for nlT kinds ol Strwt Work.

We own and operate the flagstone quarries started out "I believe my sub Qdffl burglary and fidelity insurance covering against I robbery day or night, and 1 assuring faithful service by employees. the bank "memorandum no es as-rreeatlnir in face a r.e i2.09O.O00 ad scriotion is out and I enclose," at Redfleld and Hlattviue. placed the rroceeds to the ere 1 etc. And all day long we were all personal ac ount. Thiit3 unlaw FLOUR MILLS.

GOODLANOER MILLING Manufacturers of "flood-lander's Best" bard wheat patent, and "Ambrosia" sort wheat patent. Gramtra, Rye Flour, Corn Meal, Bran Shorts and Chop. ful trantac ions in th nda oi te kept busy making proper credits railway, owned by Mr. Walsh are on our books and making out re so chareed. it being alleeed that Mr.

ceipts and wearing the smile Walsh sold these bonds to the baiiK THE FORT SCOTT ELECTRIC Controlling the Scott Light ana Power Cltlzen'8 Electric Railway. Fort Scott Steam Heating Fort Scott Gas Co. Grant Hornaday, Pre. C. F.

Martin, F. A. HCLS fluiPmcnt in banking room, vault and safe second to none in the southeast Jjjgjj that cometh not Off. And then and Dinned the proceeds amounting to to his personal Credit" It Is the next morning fellows Hornaday, Sec'y. F.

D. Martm, Bupt. ana i rename, charged In the Indictment that tne hand't mailed remittances began monev secured by these transactions FORT SCOTT CEMENT ASSOCIATION. C. A.

Brockett, President. Walter B. Hallowell, Vice-President, D. P. Thomas, Treasurer and General Manager.

Kansas City and Fort 8oott Cement Co. Chaa. H. were paid by Mr. Walsh to the SouUv to come in and plank down the coin my, what music all the day arn Indiana Illinois Southern Kall Suipt.

Fort Scott Hydraullo cwient k. j. ways and other enterprises of his own. long. They just kept 'a cominV The Indictment also charges that 8TADDEN BROKERAGE CO, Merchandise Brokers, Wholesale Feed and Produce.

Dlstrib itors of Peerless, Princes, Polar Bear ana Fea'-herflake Flour. Produce la oarv lots. Get our prices. The assault on our delinquent list Walsh borrowed money from the bank on fictitious names and that he sold was something terrible, but we to the bank bonds of doubtful value never flinched. Stood our ground FORT SCOTT CARRIAGE WORKS, Manufacturers of Carriages, Buggies Phaetons, Runabouts.

Rubber Tires. Painting and Trimming neatly and Promptly done. The First National BanR Fort Scott, Kansas Depository of United States, State of Kansas, Bourbon County and City of Fort Scott. doo-o-edlv. determined that we DYER WAS ACQUITTED.

would see the thing through if i The Teller In Sub-Treasury at 8t brought every name on the list EAGLE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE The largest Foundry and Machine Works In this part of Kansas. Manufacturers of the parts of the Lightning Feed Mills and Gas and Gasoline Engines. C. C. Crain, Pres J.

II. Mead. Vice-Pres. H. L.

Stout, Treasurer, J. H. Prlchard. unto date or even put them, Louis, Who' Was Short $61,500 Declared Not Guilty. Louis.

Ja'n. 20. David P. Dy advance. It took nerve to stand such a financial onslaught, bu son of the United States dis we stood it all right, all right Coal Famine' Continues trict' attorney," and a teller in the FORT SCOTT SUGAR AND SORGH SYRUP, CO.

Our Brands" "Far mer Jones Pride Sorehum," T. Country," "Amber Cane "Uni-Corn "Ma-Honey-Bee" "Combless Honey," Pelican Molasses," "Georgia na." "Ribbon Cano Syrup." Only Factory of the kind in Kansas. And when the cannonading was locial sub-treasury' was Friday night we couldn't have found' a Alphabetically arranged list, of representative business houses and professional men Fort Scott." 'iav-V acauitted bv a jury In the United States district court on a charge of single name on the whole list to having embezzled of govern count. Reports of coal famines continue to come in although up to date this is the warmest winter we have had for ntany years. Lakin, Kansas, is in a bad way ment The jury was out live hours and the verdict was greeted with Cheers, the courtroom being nearly filled with friends of the Dyer CJfLSOP TH LI VI-: (iKOCKll, eor-yV ner National Avenue and Oak family and federal employes.

and several other points report whom we could send a statement. It was an awful dream! Makes us shudder, yet! But if such a terrible thing should come true there is no better time than right now for it to happen. It's the close of the year, you know. So if you want to test our nerve, sail in, gentlemen. Dyer's defense was that while admti- that it is impossible 'to Obtain street is selling agectin Fort Scott for fuel of any Sort.

In a few neigh-I 'the famous Golden Eale flour lst District Court Last Saturday morning another Bourbon county jury took a long step toward redeeming the community and found Frank Vaughn guilty on two counts of the charge of selling intoxicating liquors. This law breaker can get.at the discretion of the court any sort of punishment up to $500 fine and six months in jail on each ting that his books ahowetl a shortage of the aniount stated. in the indictment and that he had falsified the record Cheap Charley Leads Out. The Cheap Charley Store of Fort Scott has adopted the eastern and European plan of not opening for business until 9 o'clock in the morning during the months of January and UsMUxn Anvn onha afa ftfl ppntS i and clieaoest ol ail. 1 ry it a bucket and the people are burn OUCH ().

I). CO. have a fine to cover the discrepancy, that he had no knowledge of how the shortage occurred and that he hud refrained from reporting it in the hope that he could find and correct the mistake. list of city and farm property Old papers for sale at this office. 5 cents per bundle of 75.

ing grain for fuel. There is a limit to patience in such cases as this and unless the railroad companies relieve the congestion without much further delay there will probably be temporary public administration of some of for sale. Also have some good rent a city property to exchange- for farm lands. Call and see us for bar-gains. -O.

D. Couch Fort Scott. their lines in this state. '11T SCOTT STEAM LAUNDRY Appeals to the Kaiser. Norfolk, 19.

Joseph Holdebler, an inmate of the state asylum here, has appealed to the empercr of Germany to secure his release. Holdebler is a German citizen, never having been naturalized. For two years the question of Holdebler's sanity has been under discussion. His friends claim that he Is perfectly sane and different physicians have bo pro 123 East First street. Telephone 87.

R. C. Camptwll, proprietor. i THE GAME OF POOL A Good Rule. The Coffeyville Commercial nounced him.

Holdebler claims to Club has one rule which is never broken. This live organization of wide awake men never allows be the victim of a plot on the part ot MAGUIREdeal- relations. a thirty day period to. elapse ers In paints, wail paper, g-iassr picture frames, varnish, brushes-, etc, 23 West Third street. Tel.

main 570. without landing at least one de Is an Amusement for Gentlemen. sirable new industry for Cottey-yille. Although half of the first month of the new year has not vet expired a large sash and fort Scott Has Several Fine Parlors Devoted A. dealer in pol- ished plate and window glass" Uave for sale cheap two second hand store fronts.

116 Scott Avenue. door and office furniture mill has Gathering of Supplies Stopped. New York, Jan. 21. The gathering of supplies here for the Kingston earthquake sufferers by the New York Kingston relief committee, it is expected will be discontinued Monday for the time being at least and in view of the refusal on the part of gov-eronr Swettenham of Jamaica to accept aid from American war vessels, it Is quite probable that the supplies now on the way to Kingston on the steamers Allegheny and Prlnz Joachim will never reach the port Both steamers have been ordered to call at Port Antonio and there await further been landed for Coffeyville.

The Fort Scott Cortimercial Club is a dead one. The four walls of our little shop or office limit our. busi ness vision and this is the reason JJfUNCH AND SHORT ORDERS, (31 hot soup, sandwiches of all kinds. Fish, Oysters and game in season. Cigars and tobacco.

H. S. Wallace, No. 9 Market street. To The Sport, Bat The fleiaest and Best that we do not declare dividends oftener.

Instructions. Germany May Admit', Meats. Berlin, Jan. 18. It Is apparent that the German government has proposed to the United States tariff commis Good Roads yJlilN i.UiLiU.

Jill. Bradford Miller of Topeka, the i Professional piano tuner, Dort ft Kansas. Main phone, 225. Or ders received at Champion's music house. sioners now here to, give American meats more favorable treatment than hitherto, provided that Washington renders a suitable equivalent.

The above arrangements are only tentative as definite action depends on the Reichstag and congress. new president cf the State Good Roads Association, announces that he will push a' hard campaign looking to of that organization and the awakening of greater interest in the good roads problem; throughout Kansas. The most important proposition, that good roads enthusiasts have to consider As Weil As The CHEAPEST Place To Play 1 Is Located At I 5 WART CURES all manner of wito'ut using- drugs or sur- gery. During the past six years he has treated hundreds of Fort Scott people. Patients come from all parts of the United States for his treatments.

Oilke, corner Second and' Main streets, Fort Scott, Kas. Hardware Men in Sesson. Kansas Jan. 19. The Missouri Retail Hardware Dealers', association was in session Friday at the Midland hotel." About 40 members were present and there were discussions of subjects of Interest to the trade and reports of committees.

The convention adjourned Friday afternoon after electing officers for the coming year. is whether or not a macadam road is of any permanent jalue in a county i where the soil car ARB AS shelf and heavy hardware, stoves, tin ware, guns and cutlery. Special prices on cmnu-o pssj oaaea sneus. vi-mw ries like ours, excepting in sec- uxo, seou Avenue and Second street, post tions where all of the roads were office block on Scott Kau8, macadamized. Car Load of Rosea.

'Beaumont, Jan. 19. A. special car loaded with roses and other floral bloom left Beaumont Thursday night for the hospitals and charitable institutions in Kansas City. The gift is a Courtesy on the part of the ladies of this city, thro.ugh the Beaumont Chamber of Commerce.

I 120 East Wall Street, 1 Opposite Qmns SReat Estate Office. I Pool 2 1-2 Cents Per Cue. 1 Range Losses Will Be Heavy. Pierre. S.

Jan. 19. Much loss Undertaking. Finest equipped Establishment in the State. prices, prompt service day or Expert embalmers.

Collect your Burial Insurance and come to see us, we will save you 20 per cent. Telephone 86 C. W. Goodlander 2 of livestock Is feared as the result of a heavy snow throughout this section. The grass on the winter range ia deenly covered.

No Kanras Flood Damage, Arkansas City, Jan. 21. Floor danger, i3 over here. Conditions on all railroads are much better. Arkansas and Walnut river ara both weather helped In itopt pint the floods.

ft EXCELLENT SERVICE. i Si Fort Scott, Kansas. No. 14 Scott ave. 4 4.

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