Daily Union Spy and Fair Bulletin from Emporia, Kansas • 4

If You Want (DflDttMimg9 HATS, CAPS, AND Furniohing Goodo For Half Nothing, goto "CHEAP JOHN." Tlxe Hiaxg'Got Stocls Ixi Bmpoila P.J. HEILMAN," The Largest Manufacturing Dealer in Harness, Saddles, Collars, Jt It IDLES and WHIPS. 2P1 xi ZEE a xxi ess 'A. SPECIALTY. TSmporin, JvansuK.

OF Queensware, Glassware, China, Chandeliers, Cutlery, Silver Plated Ware, AT J. D. DAVISON'S Cool Soda Water Don't Fail Commercial Street, Utween Gtli ami 7tli Avcnuea. G-ooci' sold. Oliesip for Casli.

Call and see for yourself. AT- TO VISIT THE Mammoth Store OF- Fair Ground liurouinU. Hull 1 Rider's G. W.NEWMAN CO. The Largest and best appointed Dry Goods House IN KANSAS.

Fall Goods now Arriving, -ti IE- Popular Drug Store. P. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in EMPORIA. KANSAS, S. A.

Brown cSs Co Cor. 6th Avenue and Merchant EMPORIA, Lumber! KANSAS. L.G. WILCOX, DKAI.KK IX Why not IUe Them In Emporia The following account of the manner of establishing gas works In Ottawa Is taken from the Republican of that elty. If tho scheme i practicable there, why could not Emporia too have the convenience and comfort of gar It A mat ter worthy of consideration "At luKt we are promised In downright earnert the too long delayed public enterprise and necessity, pan works.

In a conversation this morning with O. B. Kcmm, of Sunbury we learn of the incorporation of gas works for thto city. The Incorporators are Judge Sears, Peter Shiran, Horace J. Smith and Dr.

L. C. Wassou. The articles of incorporation were sent for filing to-day to the Secretary of State at Topeka. 'Mr.

Remm proposes that if the citizens here subscribe for from Ave to ten thousand dollars worth of stock to this enterprise, that he will erect works to cost not less than 825,000. He desires merely the passage of an ordinance giving him the exclusive right to lay gas mains through the city for the next eight years, and that the city pay for tho use of at least twenty lights, it is estimated that not less than three miles of main will be necessary for the city. He guarantees that the gas be sold to private consumers at 82 per thousand and to larger consumers at an appreciably less cost. Mr. Remm further states that he will procure suitable site upon which to erect the manufactory and gasometer free of any contribution from the city.

"This propost Ion meets with th" thuHlaHtlcnR-r-A-iil of our leadin outside of the support and succor they give it as public-spirited business men, the return for their investment will be a profitable one. "The gas will be manufactured from coal oil, or rather from what is known as naphtha, the cheap residuum left after refining coal oil by means chemical processes and agitators. This material. In order to supply cheap gas, is carbonized into fixed gas. lt gives a brilliant light and is efjiiul to fourteen standard sperm candles to a jet.

It Is free from all ob-jectlonal qualities, and gives a softer, steadier 'and more brilliant light than coal or pitch gas itself. It. is used all over the country, and only last week Mr. Remm lit np the city gas work at Warsaw, and two weeks before nt Holly Springs, Miss. "We cannot from tho testimonials before us but urge on -our citizens the importance of illuminating our prosperous young city with this make of gas, and the names of the incorporators are a sure guarrantee that Its quality Is reliable, convenient, cheap, clean, and must tend to reduce insurance." STAPLE AND FANCY Groceries.

No. 200 Commercial Street. XCmporia, Kansas, Central Wood Yard! Improvements to the value of 83,000 have been made ouour Fairgrounds, which largely Increases its capacity and. convenience. The exhibit hall has been enlarged, aud an amphitheatre or grand stand erected 011 the race course which will accommodate about 1,000 people.

The old seats have been moved a short distance south of their former location, which the new stand occupies. The new stand is arranged in two storlesand its upper ono is covered over. A row of hiucu aud refreshment stands Is also ar- ranged under the same inclosure. A tight board fence has beeu erected in front of this entire row of seats, which will keep the track free from people and give spectators a full view of the course. Children' liny nt Ilia Flr.

The directors of the Fair have caused the following announcement to be made On Tburday, September 0, all pupils who have attended the public tfchooU of the county during the year, also all teachers who have taught in toe count during the year, will admitted to the Fair free of of charge, upon the following conditions: 1. Kach school should come as school that is, all pupils belonging to the school should be together. 2. One of the teachers who has taught the school during the year should accompany it. 3.

Each school must join the procession, and march to the Fair grounds. The procession will form 011 Sixth avenue, near the farm of J. S. McWhorter, at 10 a. m.

After reaching the grounds ie minus win do seared in the nnmiurii- alPFTv'nU rieToflow ing programme will presenicu 1. Address by President R. It. Welch. 2.

Short talks by visiting principals and superintendents of schools. 3. Music, declamations, essays and recitations, by pupils of the different schools. All work not yet handed in should be sent to the county superintendent Immediately. The names of the pupils who will take part In the exercises at the Fair grounds should also be handed to the County Superintendent.

It Is hoped that all teachers in county will avail themselves of this portmiity to visit the Fair. the op- Lyon County Juror. The following is a list of the Jurors drawn for the September term of the District Court In Lyon County: A. .7. Smith, Waterloo: A.

S. Childers, Reading; Cliff Verge, Emporia II. Bassett, Center; I). 11. Holmes, Elmendaro; J.

II. Maddock, Emporia: G. DeBaum, Agnes City; J. Duran, Elmendaro; R. Pike; A.

M. Henderson, Emporia; W. B. Phillips, Pike. Oar-pets, complete, and we are prepared to make Hade Clothing and P.

0. 1 1 LEWIS BROS. 1 Kichard Clark Go's. RESTAURANT AND BAKERY, IMCAI.KIl IX CHOICE CONFECTIONS CIGARS t- TOBACCO, Cor. 7th Avenue and Commercial Emporia, Kansas: The cheapest place to buy Hard Wood.

In the City. Give me a trial and be convinced. S.H.RICH, Prop. MMFOMA, KANSAS. 6THAVENUE GROCERY! D.

Thomas DEALERS IN E. Vernon, Headquarters for HORSEMEM. And all who want a first-class drink and good usage at a mod-! erate price. SE COR. OF 6 COMMERCIAL Emporia, Kansas.

Staple and Fancy GROCERIES, Glassware, Etc. Fair dealing and prices as Jow as the 1 lowest. 5l Every Sale Guaranteed as Represented. 137 Commercial Street, EMPORIA, KANSAS, Lewis MERCHANT TAILORS, AND DEALERS IN Heady-Made CUSTOMHOUSE Sample Rooms, TEN-PIN ALLEY. Js the place to buy your School Supplies, Picture Frames, Miscellaneous, I Our Stock of piece goods is laige and to order suits in the Latest Style.

Ready Gent's Furnishing Goods in Endless Variety, Wall Paper, 1 ,1 Music, Etc. And to bo Sold at Bottom Prices. Please call and see us. "Everything 151 Commercial one door north of.