The Labor Chronicle du lieu suivant : Leavenworth, Kansas • 3

at the West F.nd pit to witness cock "li lighting. Threu lights were matched which were won hy the novices, The fiiMis talent wusn't in it, Owanda Council, No. 14, Pocahontas Degree added two new members to their ranks Tuesday night. There were quite New Year's Greeting. THEY HAVE FITS! GENUINE FITS! a number of visitors present to whom a (Hi5.

Tamdll. Punch, Best. Dolmen-ico, Uuaraiito4 Tho La F.strella 5-eenU cigar, manufactured by l)oldo Ilartwitf Is ti good smoke. For sale In all public places. Tupoorapnlcal Union.

A communication from th American Federation, of Labor, ww received and placed on li le, Circular wen ordered printed cautioning business men not to patronize C. J. Smith U.i N. Third street, an unfair oHloe. The following ofllcers were elected line luueheu was served bv the ladies of Owanda Council.

C. A. Wolf of Atchison, editor of the Western Chief, ami Groat Chief of Re cords of the Imp. Order of Red Men of In thanking our ricmls for their kind patronage during the past year, we open the coining no with our regular at the meeting Thursday evening, to SEMI-ANNUAL One i servo the ensuing year: J. V.

O'Connor-President. Jjoslio Bell Vice president. Chut. Cox Financial secretary. U.

V. O'Connor-Uecordlng Sec'y. Hufurt Burbank-Treasurer. 1). K.

Logan- Sergeant-at-arnis. Trades Council -J. F. O'Connor. B.

K. Davis and II. T. Madison. Fits of generosity just now.

They must raise CASH by the 15th of December, in order to secure the rebate of 15 per cent. If you have never been fitted before, now is your time. Save a week's board bill like many others have done. Fits in Overcoats from $4.00 to $18.00 Fits in Suits from Fits in Boys Overcoats from $1,50 to $10.00 Fits in Underwear from 25c to $1.50 territory, ticket may also 1m sold from ami through St. Louis to Mdntn in Missouri south and west of Gurrisonville, from Hint through St, Louis, Kansas City, Leavenworth, Atchison, St.

Jos-cpll and Omaha, to all points on the lines of this company in Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado. Ticket must bear a Una! limit of 20 days from date of sale, lie good from starting point on dale of sale only and for continuous passage in each direction. StojMivers will bo allowed on application to conductors on both going and return trips, at any point south of Popular JJIutT, on the Iron Mountain, south of Harrison-vllle, and west of Kansas City, on tin Missouri i'lictlio. For tickets, maps, tlmo tables and descriptive pamphlets on tho several states, address nearest Missouri i'acitle or Iron Mountalu ticket ugents. J.

N. JOF.KOKK, l'assenger and Ticket Agent, Leavenworth, Kan, For Hints cement plastering, hair, sewer pipe, go to A. M. Gelger (i'ii H2H Cherokee street, Telephone No 2d. A Small World's Fair.

Tho Jewish fair hich opens Its doors to the public Monday evening at Chick-eritig Hall promises to ho tho finest ever given in this city. Tho committee having charge of tho urrangeinents have been working faithfully for weeks ami have spared no expense to mako tho room decorations as loantlfulus possible. Kov. V. N.

1'age, assisted by other ministers of the city will formally open tho fair. Tho proceeds of the fair will be used to repair he synagogue, which stands badly in need of it. The small price of admission ill enable all to see the beautiful displays, which will be tho world's fair in miniature. THE PRIZED Latkht Out. John aaaiuauuaiiH Railroad Tickets I Railroad Tickets Given away for cash, at tho ticket olllee, corner Fifth and Choc taw titrnets.

They are cheap, come in and get one. Knights of Columbia. Tlius sale is made previous to mr inventory and includes the entire stock. All kinds of X-Woolens- will le sacrificed regardless of cost. Thrifty housekeepers will take advantage of this sale.

Wm. SMALL GO. Tho Knights of Columbia held a the State of Kansas, was in the city this week, and met with Ottawa Tribe No. 27, Monday evening. News wurt received here Wednesday that Waller Hardin had met with a painful accident by having his foot crushed by the cars while working in the yards at Kansas City.

He was removed to the hospital. There came near being bloodshed over a game of craps on Twelfth street last Sunday. Two colored men went after a while man with a knife and club but the white man got awuy, but lore down a fence in his efforts to do so. Miss Minnie Nagleof Lexington, who has been visiting Mr. and Mr Louis Falk for the past week, will leave for her home tomorrow.

Miss Maggie Kopp will accompany her as far as Kansas City and will visit relatives for a few days. ORDKIt OF KOKKKTKKS. At a regular meeting of Court Leavenworth, No. S474, Ancient Order of Foresters of America the following olllcers were elected for the ensuing term: Chief Ranger C. Fritsche.

P. C. It J. II. Rothenbcrger.

J. C. It K. Jamison. Treasurer Adam F.hart.

Financial secretary- M. F.hart. Recording secretary P. Bauer. S.

W. Waller Fggleston. J. Hutchinson. S.

Lou Young. J. -Jake (ioergen. This court lias a membership of members and pays a sick benelit of 7 per week: furnishes a physician and meeting in Dr. Van Tuyl's olllee Tues day evening and elected the following olllcers: Commander, W.

It. Van Tuyl; viee-ceininander, B. E. Davis; lieut commander, Neil: Kccordcr, G. Leak; Treasurer.

J. J. F.ngel; chaplain, Murphy: S. 15., ('has. Goff; mar slial.

Sam Garrett: guard. M. Holhnau: Hontinol, A. T. Colvin; trustees, three We have them for men and boys, big and little boys.

The bargains will speak for themselves in language so persuasive and eloquent that the money is tempted to jump out of your pocket. Don't delay, but go and get fitted by years, S. M. liiddell: trustee, two years, K. I Doughty; trustee, one year, G.

W. Canity: medical director, W. It. Van Tuyl. Tho reports of the secretary showed that the order was in a nourish ing condition and every tiling moving smoothly.

Try Doldo Si Hartwig's Imperial 10 cent cigar. You will find no better. Mine Workers Amerfea mi THe One Frice Clomier, Southwest Corner of Fl aii Delaware Streets. GUS. T.

HOEGKJ 3 Barbers Union. "llig John" will spend tomorrow on the Delaware bar in quest of the festive "gooses," 3'rho union is progressing very nicely those days, and nothing exciting comes up for consideration. George Goff was a member of tho team that helped to win tho state championship cup at Topeka Thursday. One of our members, just learning to skate, took a trip to llennessy's pond the other evening, and tho first thing ho did he skated into the water whore tho ice cutters had been cutting ice. lie only went in up to his waist but he came out of the water with pockets full of microbes and a cold chill along his spinal column.

These are the shops that art! opposed to union labor: Mcinert's, Shawnee and Seventh. Swansea, herokee between Third and Fourth. Uowo'h, Fifth and Walnut St. L. Zielke, Shawnee street, between road way and Seventh streets.

Frank Williams, Choctaw and Fifth streets. Dolde Hartwig's La F.strclki "cent cigar is the best. DEAI.KK IN- Ladies and Gents FINE SHOES Mine Workers Union, No. 12. resolved to alllliate with the State Federat ion of Labor, and endorsed J.

G. Samuel-son of Topeka for labor commissioner at its meeting Wednesday night. A masrt meeting of all three of the minors' unions will be held Sunday afternoon. All union miners are requested to attend. The Cocking Main.

Tho cocking main held in this city Thursday resulted in favor of St. Louis and St. Charles, defeating Topeka by a score, of 7 to After the main was over hack lighting commenced lasting all night. Quite a large amount of money changed hands, an FJ Reno, sport dropping a roll of $2.70.00 on the day's sport. Partial to Charlies.

A certain young lady living in the north part of the city has shown, in the past six or eight years, that she is partial to young men whose given name is Charlie. Her beaux' for that length of time have been numerous, hut they all have been named Charlie. The present Charlie, is a well-known young man, born and raised in this city, and a general favorite in society. Ho has been the favored one about six months and if a solitaire diamond ring on the engagement linger is an indication the young lady will hi; Mrs. Charlie in the near future.

KM) S. FIFTH STREET. 2 Special Bargains will be offered the next two Jl Notice prices in the window. Cannot be duplicated. ZZ Fine shoe repairing- promptly and neatly done.

5 BRANDON BEAL, I'ROI'KIKTOKS OK Tailors' Union, 'J'Iikmi! urn this two HrniH wliU'li union utid their Hyinpnthl.ors hhoulcl retime to pat foni.f: Ciilliiliun (SprinyvV.) TIioiiiuk. Nearly every member intruded the meeting Monday nijfht. Th! hIhiuIiI interview the treasurer by Siiturdiiy as per resolution. QAH tilt old otlll'lTH Were l'e-eleeted for tho enmuiifr term and were installed hy II. A.

Kinsla. Springe fc Thomas couldn't furnish union label for a suit of clothes last ok iiml lost a sale. J. (). nsnipod from his v.ngv one day thiH wook and eame down town.

This 1h the lirst tiiiuv his bars liavo boon lot down Hiiico ho went to wuhhintf for Kprlngo. Tho union endorsed .1. O. Sainuelson of Topeka, for labor commissioner and James Ciraham of Leavenworth, for state mint! inspeetor at tho meeting Monday night. George Voix, was married last week.

He kept, it pretty quiet, but the boys found it out. The boys will givo Mm music when lie shows a disposition fo treat them right. You will find that Doldo Hartwig's I). II. iVcent cigar is tho best smoke for the price in the city.

For sale in all public places in the city. home industry and send your laundry to the. Hell Sicain Laundry 711 Cherokee st reet. Two Kinds of Pay Day. The Mining company paid its men yesterday.

As Supt. Joo'. YV. Kierstead expressed it, "about 700 men were made happy." The money was placed in a strong box and taken to tho olllee of tho company under guard at It p. in.

The Standard. Tbi! above we clip from Wednesday's Standard, and we call the attention of tho merchants to the fact that all this money is paid to the men and they can do with it as they please and purchase where they please, but this is not, the kind of pay day the Leavenworth Coal company's employes bave. They walk up to the, ollie.e indow and get their envelops and when they open it, they generally find a receipted bill from the company store and perhaps a few cents to keep them iii good humor. If it is not to the interest of merchants to deal with companies who pay their employes in hard cash then we would like to know to whose interest it is' Orders for Home Mine coal ami wood will receive prompt attention at, Valentin Kupp's, 7112 Cherokee St. For a first-class smoke DoldetV Hart-wig's Imperial Ill-cent cigar can't be boat.

'all for it. Carpenters' Union. John Mention has accepted a position with lirandon tV Heal as superintendent of tho ice gang. Schtiuller is building a barn for Mr. Harmon.

It is reported that M. It. 'oou has an Interest in the new hotel. Jl. J.

McLaughlin is doing some work for Win. Crape J. A. Harford is making a bookcase for (loorgo Spears, also a bookcase and slicking for the Y. M.

A. JIayand grain at the lowest, prices at A. M. and (it! Cherokee street. Half Rata Excursions.

One-half rate excursions (plus $2.00) via the Missouri I'aeilie railway and Iron Mountain route from St. Louis and Cairo, and from Missouri river gateways, namely, Kansas City, Leavenworth, Atchison, St. Joseph and Omaha January lfi, to all points on the llneH of this company in Arkansas and IiOiiisana, including points on the Iv. W. to all Texas points, Doming, N.

and I'ecos Valley points In New Mexico. In addition to the above Goosetown Happenings. LeamorthUnion Brewery. Also Bottlers ot Supartor Pale Laoer for Table and Famlln Use. Till-: FlNKST IvACKK I'lUilt IN Kir.S IN Till! STATK.

A Strictly Union Establishment. Office, 110 Kickapoo St. Telephone 207. medicine. Meets second and fourth Wednesdays" of each month at Khart's hall.

Cltu summaru. For photos go to Bauer. He takes the lead. The bricklayers are taking life easy now, waiting until tho blue birds come again. Ice cutters have Kjtoi led the on Kopp's and llennessy's ponds, to the deep disgust of nunieVous young folks.

Herman Happ, tho popular young butcher of North Seventh street, will take unto himself a wife in the near future. The Leavenworth Gun Club walked away wit the championship cup at To peka Thursday. When it comes to shooting tlie Leavenworth boys are "strictly in it." Revival service's are being Id at the Christian church. Kov. Underwood, the pastor, and the Itev.

B. Q. Donham of Kansas City, are the olliciatiiig ministers. Much interest is being manifested. The benefit to be tendered P.

J. Pur-tell Monday night at tho Opera House, by tlie Leavenworth Athletic (Tub will bo one of tho best entertainments of its kind ever seen in the city, and promises to be well patronized. The Trades Council ill hold its regular meeting Monday evening at Labor Hull. Every member is requested to attend, as business of importance concerning the hall will come up for consideration. The First Baptist church was tilled last Sunday both morning and evening to hear Key E.

York, the 12-year old boy preacher. He expounded the scripture in a clear and explicit manner, and his sermons and prayers were very impressive. Pat O'Brien lias leased Tanner's I 'ark and has opened up a rink in the dancing pavilliou. The rink is 12.7 feet, long and about (10 feet wide, and skaters will always lind good smooth ice to skate on, as the rink will be Hooded with water every night. The county commissioners inspected the county jail Tuesday and found everything in apple-pie order, and complimented SherilV Itothcnborgcr on the line condition in which it is Religious services a re held in the jail every Sunday afternoon and Kangaroo courts are, now a thing of tlie past, much to the satisfaction of every initiate.

Will Doidge certainly has si ruck a streak of bad luck. About two weeks ago be lost his furniture by lire and last Sunday some one "borrowed" his overcoat, cap and gloves, while he was acting as usher at the iathedral. It was given out from the pulpit that some one had took the articles "by mistake," but whoever it was hasn't found out his itistake as yet, and tho indications are that be. won't until summer comes ii gain. Are You Going to Kansas City? If so take, tho Burlington Route.

Trains loavo as follows: a. 0:00 a. p. 7 p. m.

Travel by tho Burlington, Leavenworth's most popular line. D. f. -HOOK 6c Auctioneers AND Commission Merchants Go to Valentino Uupp's, Cherokee street, for your corn, hay and oats. Cheapest place in the city.

Special Taffy Sale. L. V. O'Kano, 208 S. Fifth street will sell taffy today at 10 cents per pound.

Take home a pound for Sunday. Cloarmakers' Union. Doom the ISlue Label. Call for the Hlue Label. Hurrah for the I Slue Label.

Call for till union label See that the Hlue Label is on the, box. Four members are on the out of work list. T. T. Moorohead has gone to work at John Werly's.

L. Craven ami II. Cruse is working at Ihinlon's. O'Dell is pushing the season with a straw hat. The boys say that he is proud of it.

Cigartnakors elected the following ollici rs to serve for tho coining year: ieorge Saxer-1 'resident. .1. .1. Maloney- Vice president. Aug.

Kast.en Finan'l and 'or. See. T. T. Moorohead -Recorder.

Wm. Mueller Treasurer. Lon l'atterson- Label custodian. M. A.

White Sergeant-at-amm. 'onunittee on linanee Win. ueller, .1. .1. Maloney and J.

Saxer. Auditing committee D. itapp, Win. Mueller and J. J.

Maloney. Trades Council Aug. Kasten, T. T. Moorehead and J.

Saxer. Trustees II. Harris, I. McAndrew and Win. 0.

Loo. Mr. Underwood is working at Dan Olive's. Union labor is earnestly requeued to smoke other cigars unt il such ti ne us Otlonberg Bros, and Tansill it 0 see lit to recognizo the rightof labor to organize. The brands are as follows: Hazel Kirk, Night, Caps, N.

Y. 1'er-fectos, Little Havana, Plunger, Galaxy, Struggler, Esmeralda, O. ftP ThisjBanncnr has KEk prelected scms.Jkw double knees. Jff All Wool For pure drugs, at low prices, call on Cleverdon iO(i Cherokee street. Miss Minnie lluhn is visiting her nis-ter, Mrs.

George Myers, in Kansas City. The two houses on Pottawotomie street recently destroyed by lire are being rebuilt. It is reported that Willie Schwank followed oft" a hand-organ man tho other day. Will Tincher brought 100 rabbits to market last week. He trapped the most of hem.

We beard a young lady remark he other evening that J. K. was getting too fat to skate. Charles Misscner who had his side injured in the coal shaft last week, is able to resume work. John Kopp has a force of men bar-vesting ice this week.

The ice is eight inches thick and of fair quality. Wekelski had his back quite se. verely burned one day this week by the ignition of gas in the coal mine. Miss Josio of Kansas City, wiio was theguoslof Miss Mamie Khai't for few days this week, has returned home Herbert Tuttle purchased a line Chester White pig from a well known F.asL-ern brooder last, week, and will turn his attention to breeding line swine. Herman Sons Lodge, No.

It. will give a ball at F.hart's hall tonight. Those who attend may expect a good time, as there will be good mimic and a splendid program. Ed. C.

Fritsche, the popi.lar member of the school board from the Fifth ward Is working for a new school homo in that ward. It needs it bad enough and we wish him success. A crowd of about thirty sports were AND DEALKRS IN ALL KINDS OP Clotliing and Gents Furuisbing Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Etc. 321 Delaware Street, LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. G.

SGHM1DT A(i KNT FOR TIIK CKLKmiATIll)- ROCHESTER BREWING CO, J. 23 H-iEIFa, Proprietor. TI1K FINEST LAGER DEER IN KEGS AND HOTTUCS. Office 400 South Seventh. Telepone No.

313 orders by mail or telephone will huve prompt.