The Art League Chronicle from Leavenworth, Kansas • 3

3 THE ART LEAGUE CHRONICLE. the Art Leabue chronicle. ART LEAGUE DIRECTORY. OFFICERS. Mm.

S. W. Jonib, President. Mks. G.

W. Nmxks, 1st Vice President. Mrs. Frkd Harvky, 2d Vice President. Mrs.

E. E. Htobt, 3d Vice President. Sbs. Geo.

Micklb, Secretary. bs. John Spbatlit, Treasurer. Miss Cora Collins, Auditor. Mim Laura Hook, Librarian.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. FRANK DON NELL Will continue in the CLOTHING Business, should price his NEW LINE Boys' and Children Suits and Overcoats, THEY ARE BETTER AND CHEAPER THAN EVER. Mrs. Lewis Smith, P. J.

McDonald. Mrs. S. A. Couch, Chairman.

W. A. Porter, J.C. Tarr. REMEMBER x.

WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, W. A. Kirkham SILVERWARE, 8PECTACLE8, ETC Jewelry Made to Order. larger and more gorgeous sister, the Normania, and comparatively feel happy that our fate is so much better than that of our neighbors and that we are to move to Upper Quarantine this evening about 6 o'clock. 10 a.

Saturday We all like our change of base very much and think this a greatly preferable neighborhood. We do not have that distressing little yellow flag, with its tale of terror and death, always before our eyes, but instead are surrounded by fellow steamers from all lines, who are, like us, free from any plague and whose passengers, like our own, are bound only to pass the time (five days they tell us now) as pleasantly as possible. Fort Wadsworth and Fort Hamilton guard us on either hand. The shores are beautifully green to our unaccustomed eyes, and the scene varied enough and our company jolly enough to keep us entertained for several days to come. The harbor last night was a sight never to be forgotten, one that beggars all description with its fleet of brilliantly lighted vessels, its sail boats and steam yachts scurring under our very bows, and the distant city lights, with the great Bartholdi in the foreground, shedding her wide radiance, and Brooklyn Bridge, like a sparkling string of diamonds stretching from shore to shore, and over all the full moon rose out of the city, "behind the dark chufch towers," a glowing ball of heat.

Harriet M. Bittmann. www when in need of watch and Jewelry Repairing. SIGN OF THE BIG CLOCK, 409 Delaware LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. Novelties in Dress Goods WM.

SMALL Announces FALL OPENING of Foreign and Domestic Dress Goods. Chrystal Silks, Irridescent Velvets, Russian Bands. Marcus Ward's Stationery For INVITATIONS, ACCEPTANCE and REGRETS, at i BOOK AND ART STORE. Samples sent on application. WM.

SMALL, Leavenworth, Kan. UNION SAVINGS BANK, AND Safe Deposit Vaults. HERMAN SEIDEL, DEALER IN Fresh and Smoked Meats, AND SAUSAGES OF ALL KINDS, Telephone 183. Cor. 7th Olive opp.

City Park. CAPITAL, $30,000. SURPLUS, $3,000. 3. W.

SPRATLEY, President. W. B. NICKELS, Vice President. E.

A. KELLY, Cashier. Directors: L. A. Knox, W.

B. Nickels, T. A. Hurd, J. W.

Spratley, M. S. Thomas, John Kelley, Thomas A. Garrigues. Nathan Schloss and K.

A. Kelly. Interest allowed on deposits under regulations. The Bank will be open Monday evenings until 8 o'clock. Money loaned on Real Estate and other securities.

Safe deposit boxes for rent and packages cared for. LEWIS MAYO DEALERS IN Seedo, Implements, LAWN MOWERS AND PUMPS, Nos. 623 and 527 Shawnee Street. SCflR feCKLER, "Some women in marrying demand all and give all; with good men they are happy, with base men they are the broken-hearted. Some demand everything and give little; with weak men they are tyrants, with strong men they are the divorced.

Some demand little and give all; with congenial souls they are already in heaven, with uncongenial they are soon in their graves. Some give little and demand little; they are heartless, and with them there is neither the joy of life nor the peace of death. Every bachelor is really the husband of an old maid. For every vsingle man carries around within him the spirit of a woman to whom he is more or less happily wedded. When a man actually marries, this inner helpmate wisely disappears in the presence of her external ARTISTOfaiLORING, Eliza K.

Morgan, M. W. F. Morgan, M. D.

OFFICE HOURS, 10 to 12 a. 5 to 6 p. m. OFFICE HOURS, s. w.

3 to 5 p. m. Delaware orner and Fifth eets. Office at Residence, 318 Pine Street. TELEPHONE No.

159. Str FINANCE COMMITTEE. Mrs. J. C.

Douglass, Chairman, Mrs. E. W. Snyder, W.D.Kefley, D. Bylngton, E.

E. Murphy, H. Devlin, J. M. Lalng, Arthur Nichols.

LEADERS. Mrs. H. S. Burr, Literary Department.

Mrs. E. W. Snyder, Current Events Department Mrs. J.

W. Harris, Art Department. Mrs. Lewis Smith, Needlework Department. Art league Meets every Monday afternoon at the League rooms.

IN QUARINTINE. Friday, Sept. 9. our sensation this morning upon finding ourselves at anchor with all our predecessors and sister boats of the Hamburg line the Normania, the Rugia, the Moravia and the Scandia all flying that terrifying little yellow The excitement was so great and the contradictory reports so many that no one had time to notice how perfect the weather was and how lovely the harbor looked with its early morning sun and myriads of white sails dancing on the blue water. All day the excitement has ebbed and flowed and reports start from nothing, since there is nothing more substantial for them to start from than some imaginative brain, for as yet we have been let severely alone and know absolutely nothing of our prospects for a long or short quarantine; indeed we do not.

even know who has whipped, Sullivan or Corbett. We are like Bellamy Fuller's heros come back to life, and have just about as little notion of what has taken place in this great world since we left it, nearly two weeks ago. It is all doubly tantalizing because we are so near our own dear native shores, "so near and yet so far." Indeed if only the wind were in the right quarter we might manage to talk to the Nomania's passengers we have dragged our anchors and drifted so very near to her many times this forenoon but, alas! the wind blows its own sweet way, and we poor quarantined mortals have no recourse, but must wait patiently for official news and the New York papers. 2 p. m.

Friday. The doctors have kindly condescended to look us over and give us the soothing information that we will probably have ten days, possibly twenty (it will depend solely upon that great potentate, Dr. Jenkins) in spite of the fact that the Wieland has neither steerage nor intermediate, only first class cabin passengers aboard, a clear Bill of Health, and was fumigated with every ill-smelling compound manufactured, before leaving Hamburg. The New York Sun sent us a couple of hundred complimentary copies of its morning issue, which were fairly devoured by a ravonous public, and we now begin to realize the anxiety of our people, who have known all these days what has awaited us and have imagined us all buried at sea, or at best in the midst of a plague-stricken shipboard of people; surely "Where ignorance is bliss 'tis folly to be wise." We have enjoyed our crossing immensely and have not known a fear. Everything after all is comparative, and we are rejoicing to be aboard the Wieland, rather than our KOCH GROCERS, Tel.

262. Cor. 2nd Chestnut, Established 186U MICHAEL FHELAN, DEALER IN Fancy Staple Groceries, French Peas, Beans, Artichokes, Mushrooms. Olives, Olive Oil and Capers. Teas, Coffees and Spices a sA FULL LINE OFs TXT Fall and Winter1 Milline CAN NO BE SEEN A STERN BROS' 416 Delaware St.

Go to WM, GIST, -FOR YOUR Fine Candies, Chocolates, Bon Bons, Fruits We are displaying the most select and exclusive styles of Millinery, Cloaks, Wraps, Dress Goods. Ever shown in this city. Our prices are positively the lowest. Inspection solicited. ETTENSON, WOOLFE Successors to B.

B. WOOLFE CO. Special attention given to ICE CREAM in quantities B. Infants' and Children's Cloaks lor ncnics ana socials, can aim get a annic or our Cold Soda Water. a specialty.

he Jrt ALEX. KIRK, GrocervH Fine Teas Fancy Croceries a Specialty, 428 A 430 CHEROKEE ST. JAMES W. DAWSON, ewsdealer, Dealer In Newspapers, Periodicals, Magazines, Station ery, etc. Carry In stock a full line of Artists' Materials and Picture Mouldings.

108 South 4trrSt. 428 Delaware St. Exclusive House Decorations, 1 11 1 and House Painting. Picture Moulding, Pictures of all linds. We make it our study to be up to the times in all matters of CARL HOFFMAN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL J.

70 VANDERSCHMIDT CO. ARE SHOWING THE MOST -EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN- Fall and Winter Millinery. WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO SEE OUR STYLES BEFORE YOU PURCHASE YOUR HAT FOR THE SEASON. 422 Delaware Street. L.

Vanderschmldt Co. 1,50 Samples i From a New York Importing House ON SALS AT See what is New in Wall Papers. C. M. TARR, 428 Delaware St In addition to a New Stock of Novelties In Fall Dress Goods Brums Bros, are showing over 1500 different samples from the largest Dress Goods Importing house in New York.

From these samples no two patterns alike will be sold. desiring new dresses will find it to their advantage to look over these styles at once to be sure of selecting the best. General Western Agenct Chlokering A Sons Pianos, Kroeger and Sons Pianos, Sterling Pianos, Farrand and Votey Organs. SHEET MUSIC, Music Booh and Musical Merchandise OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Mdrm CARL HOFFMAN, Chlckering Hall, LEAVENWORTH.

KAN. YOlf entertain youf friend LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR Fine Confections, Creams and Ices, MCCOOL -rrirrr" 1 08 South 5th St 9 424 DELAWARE ST-424.