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PERSONAL 2IENTION. AFTER MANY YEARS. JodseD, CaUioniij6Y Co FIsny think IX XV L. -5CH MAYBERRY CASEilNDED. John HCrain as Judge Pro Renders His DecMoa Mrs.

May-berry "Given a Divorce. John H. Craio, as judge iro tern, before whom the case of H. M. Maj berry vs Mary F.

Mayberry, an action for a divorce, was tried In district cturt Thursday, rendered his decision yesterday. He granted the defendant a divorce on her crces bill for reasons of the fault Is a remedy of sterling value. It positively cures all Bronchial Affections, Cough, Cold, Croup, Bronchitis and Grippe. You can always rely on it. DR, BULL'S COUGH SYRUP is indispensable to every family.

Price 25 cts. Shun all substitutes. Chew UNSE'S PLUGS. The Great Tobacco f.itidote.iOc. Dealers or mail JLCHeyer A Co- BaJtoJs4 Teeth! Teeth! Teeth! As we are now located in our new quarters, No.

8, National Eagle Block, We are prepared to do all kinds of Dental Work at reasonable prices. Best sets of teeth Gold filling $1.00 and up; Amalgum 50c and up; Cement fillings 35c and up; Logan Crown $3.00. We make a specialty of fine Bridge Work. Remember the place COREY DENTAL PARLORS Eagle Block. Mrs.

B. F. Cummings Is visiting In Parsons. Mrs. L.

G. Porter was ud from TT 1 1 hi nep.er J. D. -Rxxlhouae bad business in Garland yesterday. Mrs.

J. M. Bright went to Pleaan ton yesterday to spend Sunday with Mr. Bright. Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. White have arrived from Kansas City and are residing at the Goodlander. J.

A. Moulton, C. E. Brooks and M. D.

Campbell left vesterday for the Osage to fish and hunt. Judge W. L. Simons and Court Stenographer Jackson left yesterday for Mound City to attend the Linn county court. 1 Frank CoggeBhall has returned from the Indian Territory, where he made a number of deliveries for the Pioneer nurseries.

Fireman Charley Martin of the Memphis road who has been sick for many months, returned to the Memphis hospital yesterday. Geo. Fitzpatrick returned yesterday from Winterset, Iowa, where he accompanied the remains of his father, John Fitzpatrick, who died a couple of weeks ago. With cool weather and the election over you will find the bowling alley a pleasant place to spend an evening. Everything Is humming, at Greene's the prices.

make things spin. THINGS YOU NEED 8 RIGHT NOW FIRE, LIFE and AC- jjj C1DENT Insurance. 55 Call on FRED HORN AD AY. (M Office In rear of First National Bank. WAS A LOYAL CITIZEN.

Franklin Noyes Dies Here Very Suddenly Last Sunday. Died Sunday, November at his homel 1104 South Crawford street, of appoplexy, Franklin Noyes, age 65 years. The funeral was held from the house at 10 a. m. Tuesday morning.

Interment in Evergreen cemetery. Franklin Noyes was born at East Wilton, Franklin county, Maine, May 14, 1859. He came west at au early age and after being identified with various railways in Pennsylvania and Illinois as contractor and builder he finally came to Missouri, and the Missouri Pacifio railway being then in course of construction he accepted a position with tnat company wnere ne remained sev eral years. In 1860 he was united in marriage to Miss Jane Smith at Bennetts Mill, Osage county, Missouri, and settled down on a farm. When the civil war broke out he enlisted for service in the union cause, but on account of a physical disability was exempt from service.

He lived quietly in Osage county dur ing the war and although he was a loyal union supporter he was never mo lested. After the war was ended he re moved with his family to Linn county Missouri, where he was engaged in farming and stock raising and by a series of misfortunes lost what property he had accumulated. In 1891 he moved to Fort Scott where he resided until his death. In politics he was a Btaunch republican. He voted for the first presidential candidate nominated by that party after its organiza tion, and for every succeeding candi date, including the president elect He leaves a wife and five children to mourn his death.

TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAY Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. Ladies, see our new Columbia toe in welt soles, best winter shoes made at Greene's. MARMATON ITEMS.

Mr and Mrs Tanner gave a dance at their home last Saturday evening. All who attended report a very pleasant time. debating society which meets every Tuesday evening Is In a flourishing condition. The question of equal suffrage was discussed. last even ing by Mary Long, Mary Allen and Le ona feake on tne amrmauve, jonn Long, Davis, John Todd and Mr Martin on the negative.

The judges decided In favor of the afflr Mr and Mrs Jones of Fort Scott visited our Sunday school last Sunday. Each gave a veay pleasant address after the lesson had been recited i Mr Knorr and family have moved to Fort Scott. Red field bov8 came down to literary Tuetday evening. and Mrs Henry Kern have moved into the Jones prop ertv. formerly occupied oy xvir ivnorr and Millions of mothers have used Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teething.

It soothes the child, softens the gums, reduces Inflammation, allays nain. cures, wind colic. 25 cts. a bottle. Don't wear dirty shirts.

The Star steam laundry, No. 14 North National avenue, calls for and delivers packages to any part of the city Our new store is now full of the new est and latest styles oi Lamb, Requa Co. li you want job work done in a hurry hptnir it tntha Monitor office, Hunt ington house corner. Talk with Lamb, Requa, Co. about aid to la vorrew ahalt taom briar forth ehil-ira that a perpetual cm tu pro.

suck to mo mm. Ttm, 4srer lark la too PUIWT Ot tb BX- reut Mother and aaouU to avoided. Mother's -Friend ffwm thetva. i or eaaage taking place that tbe final boar It robbed of all daagwr aad pain. Iu on insures safety to the lit ot both Mother aad child, and makes child- wru easy wa recovery more rapid.

Tut KRAOnCLO REGULATOR COATLANTA.Q. AM, BMuaaiara. I. LOCAL DISEASE a le the retaft ef coWs and aaeea climatic changes. For your Protection we poufrely tate that this rtmtij does not contain atuiiuiy or ear other iniur- Ely's Cream Balm la acknowledged to be the most thoronel Kasal Catarrh, Cold in Head and Hay 'h enre for It ovens and cImtm ha ara pain and mflammation, heals the sores, pn ta the membrane from colds, restores the senses KL BROTHERS, fte Warren stnew New SCHOOL REPORTS.

GILFILLAN. The following la the report of tllao school, district No. 73, for Gll-the second month ending November 1 Number enrolled, male 33, female 37, total TO. Monthly enrollment, male 32, female 35, total 67. Average dally attendance, male 27, female 31, total 58.

Number not absent during the month 22. Number absent but one day 10. Visitors during the month, Mrs. Cheney, Mrs. Harber and Masters Clarence and Jakle Harber.

FORREST DALE. Following is the report of Forrest Dale school, district 12, for month ending November 6th: Number of pupils enrolled, boys 24, girls 18, total 34. Those neither absent nor taardy 9. Number of visitors dcrlcg month three. All interested in school work are invited to come and us.

Stella Funk, Teacher. State op Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be Is the senior partner of the firm of F. J.

Cheney. doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December.

A. 1886. seal A. W. GLEASON, Kotary Public.

Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY Toledo, CJSold by Druggists.

75c. Boy's lace shoes, sizes 3 to 5. $1.00 at Greene's. We are candidates not for office, but for business. Lsmb, Requa Co, DRY RILtGE.

The many staunch republicans are rejoicing over the election of William School has been closed two weeks on account of diphtheria, but opened again last Smith went to Kansas City recently to take the civil service examination Rev Blxlle of Dry wood has moved to this Mr Conley of Illinois has returned home after a pleasant yislt The old soldiers of Bronson rave a bean dinner Wednesday. They secured the Xenia glee club to furnish toe music. Mark ham will snip a carload of horses south Mr Countryman will start west soon Squire Hammel has just completed a commodious dwelling. 100 pairs $5.00 fine shoes for ladies cut In two $2.50 Greene's. Come Here.

Before you buy furniture. Our prices as well as quality of goods, cannot be discounted in Fort Scott. Lamb. Requa Co. Soothing, and not enlng and not weakening, small but effective such are the qualities of De-Witt's Little Early Risers, the famous little pills.

Chas. S. Pratt. Nothing should be lett to guesswork la an advertisement. Clear, plain facts are necessary to make it a success, and xto advertiser should fail to furnish these.

The rood will and confidence oi our customers is worth more to us than windy advertising. Lamb, Requa Cos, furniture dealers. We lire, move and breathe In Fort Scott, therefore we will send our work to the Fort Scott Steam Laundry, 222 East Wall street Lamb, Requa Co. are air tain log their high reputation fo best grades and lowest prices on fur lure. Most things that have tensivel have been sold a4rertifting.

been sold ex by the aid of Repairing, upholstering and packing done to order by Lamb, Re- The iiONTTOS iob office does lawl brief work. Kenty of Lilt cEce. old exchanges for sale a HzZtm furniture. Lamb, fleqtt "Mother mend" the greatest remedy ever the markat, aad ay customers praise it W.H.Kjiro a Two Brothers, Each of Whom Supposed the Other Dead, About to be United. Some forty years ago in Londonderry, Ireland, lived two brothers by the name of Campbell.

In 1849 James, who Is the youngest, bid tbe other farewell and left for America to make his fortune, and that he succeeded will be shown later. Since the last good-bye at the old home the brothers have not met, ani only until the last few months have they known that the other was alive. Some years after his brother left, George, the oldest boy, came to America, and after residing at different points finally located on a fine farm near Bronson, this county, twenty miles west of this city, where he resides today, a well known and prosperous farmer. A few months ago, while looking over a newspaper, he became interested in an account of the abduction of James Campbell, a wealthy planter of the Sandwich islands, at San Francisco, and the attempt made by his abductor to force him to sign a check for $50 000 in order to secure his release. Different points and statements in the story together with the picture of the abducted man lead tbe Bourbon county farmer to believe that thevlctlm of the kidnappers was his long lost brother and he immediately wrote him a letter of inquiry.

Three months passed'and no answer came. One day a roughly dressed man, supposed to be a tramp stopped at Mr. Campbell's home and asked to be al lowed to rest there. He was lnvl'ed to dinner and remained an hour or two. He was noticeably inquisitive about Mr.

Campbell's history and finally asked him if he took any city papers. Mr. Campbell replied that he did and at tbe fellow's request handed him a paper on which was printed his name and ad dress as it came to him through the mail. Tbe stranger left and two weeks later Mr. Campbell received a letter from the San Francisco man acknowl edging his relation.

Theclrcumstances lead Mr. Campbell to the belief that the supposed tramp was a detective seat by the millionaire brother to obtain definite knowledge of him and assure himself that tbe claim of relationship wai not made by some designing im poster. Since receiving the letter regul correspondence has been kept up between the two men and a meeting has been arranged to occur at George Campbell's home In this county early In the spring. Ladles, see our new style house slip- pere they're beauties Greene's. ASTROLOGY.

Prof. Masery, of Egypt, palmistry and astrology, the wonders of the age; past, present and future, told or no charges, 102 Lincoln avenue, Pleza. Hours. 8 to 12 a m. and 2 to 9 p.

m. See the German Heater fit the Wran Hardware Co's. Notice, To the creditors of the State bank of Fort Scott, Kansas Pursuant to an order from the district court of Bourbon county, Kansas, dated November 10, 1896, I will pay dividend No. 3, being ten per cent on all claims against said bank on and after Novem ber S7, 1896. C.

W. Mitchell, Receiver. You Can't Afford to Chance It. A Heavy cola may lead to pneumonia or consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar taken in time, affords perfect secur ity from serious results.

Frank E. Feist, East Wall Street. Home Seekers' Excursion. Tickets will be sold via the Missouri Pacifio Railway on November 17th at the usual reduction. Tickets good re turning twenty-one days from date of sale.

A. Hollinger, P. T. A. How to Prevent a Cold.

After an exposure, or when you feel a cold coming on, take a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar. It never falls. Frank E. Feist, East Wall Street. Two to One.

That Brogan Bros, are selling grocer ies, fresh and cured meats, cheaper than anyone. Prompt delivery to all parts of the city. Absolutely pure, perfectly harmlaa, and Invariably reliable are the quali ties of One Minute Cough Cure, It nev er fails in colds, croup and lung troub les. Children like It because it is plea sant to take and it helps them. Chas S.

Pratt. A Bad rear in German Letters. One must, indeed, go back into the S0's to find an equally uneventful year. On the whole, we can only ay that it has been a year of disappointments Sundermann has disappointed us, the entire modern whether in Ber lin or Vienna, has failed to justify the degTee of promise it displayed in past vears. HauDtmann.

it is true, has ad vanced a atep with "Flonan Geyer, but "Florian Geyer" is too deeply root ed in German soil to be hai led as a work of European interest or importance On the other hand, the writers of a con servative trend have, with hardly an exception, not given us of their best. Under these circumstances it is difficult to speak wltn confidence of future developments, but I shall be surprised 11 the tide that has set in so unmistak ably toward romanticism will not before long bring about a more satisfac tory in German letters. For, notwithstanding his vaunted cosmo politanism and his readiness to adapt himself to all literary ideals, the Ger man is still essentially the dreamer and tbe romanticist; he has still a warm place in his heart for the "Blue Flower, faded though it may be. Cosmopolis. Big sale on ladies' fine shoes.

$5.00 shoes cut to shoes cut to 1 $2 $2.50 shoes cut to 1.95, all styles. 1 at Greene's. rAStraightforw2rd Business. -Making a bid for popular patronage or Bbarp- rneeds bo diplomacy, Unease rAam 1 if a raanarvamont PMuf An cihonest method are what the tuilie tie to. These methods you will in force here at all times.

Here are a few special values selected from the many we are now showing: Cloaks. Wehayr just put on sale twenty styles of Jackets, comprising all the latest effects in Kersey Astra kbans, Bouclee, Coverts plain. braided and fur trimmed, at the uniform price of tlO, these- jackets have been selling up to $15, each. We are also showing a great line of lower priced garments.) Kid Gloves. We have just put on sale an assorted lot of fine Kid Gloves, mostly Foster goods in $1.50 and $2 qualities, for $1 per pair, the assortment of sizes is somewhat broken but our may have just what you want; also a line of 4 button Gloves at 50c.

UNDERWEAR. We are closing out our stock of the celebrated YpsltantI Underwear at a great reduction from factory price. PERFUMERY, Special Saturday. Fine Handkerchief extracts in all the new odors, Orab Apple Bios-' com, Violet, White Lilac, Helic-iotrope, etc, 19c an ounce Saturday. Goodsell, Calhoun 8 Co.

On Improved Farm and City Property. TOWNSHIP OFFICERS. List of Successful Candidates at the Recent Election. Following is the list of township offi cers elected at the recent election. The after the name means republican, while those followed by the letter shows that the candidate was of the fusion party.

Osage township Trustee A Wilson treasurer Grubb clerk Musgrove justice Lowry consta bles Bomgardner Orr f. Freedom Trustee A Shaffer treasurer Lock clerk Carter justice Doraey Armstrong constables A Shipman Jesse Post John Howard Timber Hill Trustee Banks treasurer Wm Holstein clerk Geo Graves justice Wilson AC Tipple constables McCarty James f. Franklin Trustee Frank Bortzfield treas Wilson clerk Camp justice FJReagan constables Taylor Atkinsson f. Marlon Trustee Moore treas urer Hlner clerk A Stroud justices Dark Morey con stables Ramsey; Kirby f. Mill Creek Trustee Pippin treasurer Wm Hall clerk Rein- ecke justices Jno Carlton Odeli constables Gross Graham f.

Marmaton Trustee Lee treasurer Holt clerk Tiffany justices Pitts HIM Warelr con stables Jno Sheoefelt Jas Sheppard f. Scott Trustee A Seaver 'treas urer clerk Henry Drum justice Peter Riley constables Ross Norris Sparks r. Dry wood Trustee Hare treas urer Ridge clerk Fred van Brunt justice Irving Meade con stables A Norton Geo Sturgis f. Pawnee Trustee Geo Howe treas urer Jno Barker Clerk Morri son justice Albert Humphrey con: stables Jno O'Brlon Wilson. Walnut Trustee Alhert treas urer CoghiU clerk Enloe justices Peele Jno Camblln constables David Gass Marsh Don't think that your liver needs treating if you are bilious.

It don't. It's your stomach. That is, your stom ach Is really what causes the biliousness. It has put your liver out of or der. See what's the matter with your stomach.

Sick stomach poisons liver and then there's trouble. Shaker Digestive Cor dial cures stomach and then all's well in a nutshell. Shaker Digestive Cordial.ls no secret. Formula's on every bottle. But it's the simple.honest way its made, the honest Shaker herbs and other ingredients of which it's composed, that make it' so efficacious.

Any real case of indigestion and bil iousness can be cured with a few bot tles of Shaker Digestive Cordial. Try it. Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to fel 00 per bottle. Woodmen Ball. Scott camp 626, M.

W. A. will give a social ball in Select Friends hall Wed nesday evening, November 25th The old lady was right when she said the child might die if they-waited for the doctor. She saved the little one's life with a few doses ot One Minute I Cough Cure SheShadused for croup before. Chaa.

S. Pratt. lilioLoij of the plaintiff In regard to the division ot the property the following rulings were mad-: The Individual personal "property was not interfered with except that the household goods were giyen to Mrs. Mayberry, save that portion used by and kept in the bedroom of the plaintiff. Tbe 80 acres on which the house stands a given to her for life, and 200 acres were allowed Mr.

Mayberry for life. Tbe fee simple title of forty acres was also given Mr. Mayberry. On account of "Mrs. Mayberry having been given the use of the homestead which la the only property unincumbered, it was decided that she pay Mr.

Mayberry $50 a year, commencing Jan uary 1, 1898. The parties to this case are well known Bourbon county citizens and have resided near this city since their marriage in 1875. If you want an hour's exercise, combined with real sport, go to the bowling alley and enjoy an evening of the. most popular game In America. "Excuse me'' observed the man in spectacles "but I am a surgeon, and that is not where tbe liver is Never you mind where his liver is," reported the other.

"If it was in his big toe oi left ear Da Witt's Little Early Risers would reach it and shakejit for him. On that you can bet your gig-lamps." Chas. S. Pratt. Buy our school shoes for tbe children.

We sell cheap Greene's. Smoke the as ever. M. W. A.

cigar as good Furniture, latest styles, Lamb, Requa Co. PAPER BOTTLES IN USE. Said to Be as Good aa Glase in All Reapects and Far More Durable. Some years ago there was started in this city a company for the manufacture of paper bottles. It was not the success that its promoters intended it to be.

There was great difficulty in getting the right foothold. It was pointed out that paper was being used very extensively in the manufacture of car wheels, rowing shells, wash basins and a half-dozen branches of the decorative art, but nobody would believe that the bottle scheme would possibly succeed, and there the matter was dropped as far as outside capital was concerned. Since that time another company has managed to push forward the idea with some degree of prosperity. Now another company is about to be formed and it will have to.be a success, because there is too much money behind the concern to make it otherwise. This manager was asked what paper bottles were available for, and he answered quite promptly, if not altogether sarcastically: "Everything that glass is used for." Then he added "We are now negotiating for the purchase of some of the finest machinery to be found in a newly established shop.

We have this to claim for our bottle. It cannot be broken unless with unnecessary force. That is just where the saving is to come in. No more leakage or breakage, and consequently less loss to not only the consumer but the merchant as well. We intend to make a big bid for the foreign trade.

The wine merchants of Europe lose an immense sum annually through breakage in a ship's hold or otherwise. No matter where the glass bottles break, they are broken, and the loss is just as great all around. We can make a paper bottle for about one- half the cost of glass bottles, and, in addition, they will be found perfectly watertight, as well as airtight. We have made innumerable experiments, and in all of them we found that, while it was. comparatvely easy to make papier-mache airtight around wine, It was not so easy to do so in the case of beer.

Why this is so the brewers may explain. But we have overcome that difficulty, too. Another point that should be remembered in the manu facture of paper bottles is that there is little danger of freezing. Still an other is that in packing them away absolutely no straw, waste or such is required, and the absence of these means a large saving in space. In the next few years you will find paper bottles all over the world." X.

Y. Mail and Express. Under Your Control. You trill find it an easy matter to keep always at the right temperature. They are Quick Bakers, Superior Cookers and Powerful Heaters.

A -written guarantee with every cue. Warn Hardware Fort Scott. Kas. No. 8 North National Avenue.

PORT GET LEFT THE KATY FLYER ANEW FAST TRAIN VIA DAILY AND 'SUNDAYSTOO CHICAGO ST.L0UIS AND PRINC! PALPOINTS IN THE NORTH AND EAST ALSO TO TEXAS AND THE SOUTHWEST Something New! In White China for decorating Over forty new pattern; to select from. A new line of Banquet Parlor and Kitchen lamps, In eluding some very desirat.e Bracket Lamps and our new Parisian Globe Hanging Lamp The handsomest lamp for the par lor, dining room or sitting room ever on the market. Lamps are Cheap. Just how cheap you cannot know until you examine our un rivaled stock. Our Holiday Goods A now arriyinf, while'our line of bridal and anniversary goods are "perfectly FortScott China Hall J.

P. ROBENS," Manager. Powell Manufacturing Jewelers Have on display'some samples of their artistic work in Cuff Buttons, raised colored Gold Monograms, Spoons, Garter Buckles in Gold and Silver. Diamond and other precious stone mounting Etc. In fact we can make most any thing in jewelry line.

Our trade will do well to place your Holiday orders now. Last season we were compelled to disappoint a great many of our customers cn account of their orders being placed too late. We hope to avoid disappointments this season by urging orders early. Dont wait too long. Powell 108 South lain St.

WALL PAPER To be closed 6o days to out in the next make room for next years stock at Thf City Book Store Such prices aa we will offer you, never hare had an opportunity of fore. Pleape obey re them. you be- 3,000 White Blank 5 cts at 3 cts 4.0U0 10,000 2,000 1,000 1,000 2,000 1.0UO .,300 6 eta at 34cts cts at 4Victs 10 cts at 6 cts 15 ctsat7Hcts 20 cts at 10 cts 25 cts at 15 cts 35 cts at 17Vi 40 cts at 25 cts We have twenty-five dczn of tbe famous Menet'o window shades all prices tnat will be sold at actually coat these are cash prices. We need cash and this eives you a chance to beautify vour homes for the winter season when homes are most enjoyed. City Book Store, RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

MEMPHIS ROUTE. IN EFFECT MAY 10. 1898. SOUTH BOUND. MEMPHIS BIRMINGHAM EXPRESS NO.

3 Arrives Fort Scott II: 40 Leave Fort Scott 12: 10 a FLORIDA FAST MAIL NO, 1. Arrive Fort Soott 2:22 Leave Fort Scott 3 GIRARD AND WEBB CITY MAIL NO. 301 Leave Fort Scott 8:47 PITTSBURG AND JOPLIN MAIL NO. 303 Leave Fort Scott 18:15 a NORTH BOUND CITY KXPRE NO. 4.

Arrive Fort Scoti 4:15 a Leave Fort Sutt 4 a nr FLORIDA FAST MAIL NO. 2. Arrive Fort Scott 1 Leave Fort Scott 1:45 pm JOPLIST BRANCH TRAIN 3. No. 302arriTe MS No.

304 arrive ..4:00 am. Arrive Fort Soott 6:25 Leave Fort Scott a MISSOURI PACIFIC SYSTEM. V7KST BOUND. GKNESEO Sl DRXVEH PRESS NO. 3.

NORTH AND EAST BOUND. 'K. C. ST. LOUIS LIMITED NO A Fort ttcott.

ave Fort Soott. r. (Ui.n TT. SOOTT CENTRAL RT. o.33R, Leave Fort Soott 7: IS Vo.

338. Arriva Fort Scott 4:4 KANSAS, NEBRASKA DAKOTA. NORTH BOUND. fort Scott aad Topeka Acoomodatlon No. 2l Veave Fort Tiff a rrlva Lomax 1.86 a trrive Topeka M.

6 80 Urrlva Kansas (Sty it p. u. (SOUTH BOUND, ropeka aad Fort Seott Aoooaoaatlaa No. tL Leave TooekaT. 8:30 a.

Leave Kansas City 10:15 a. arrive Lomax mpu Arrive Fort Scott 6:30 THE KATY ROUTE. Commencing Sunday. February 23. 96.

train trill run as fo lows EAST BOUND. So. 2 8t Louis Ex press ot 4:06 an. So. 4, Cbicapo Express Lv.

Ft. Scott :03 pm; No. 6, KATY rLYER-Lv. Ft. Scott 8:60 SOUTH BOUND.

No. It Texas Extess Lv. Fort Scott 12:15 a So. 3, Texas Fl er," Lv. Ft Scot 1:55 pm va 5.

'Katy Rxpress Lv. Fort. Scott 710 1 Nos 3 and 4 have through sleeper and through chair car between Galveston and Chicago. Nob 5 and 6 la the "Katv Veuti baled Flyer between St. Lonls and Galveston.

B. 31LBKRT. Ticket Art. Cheap Rates Via K. T.

Railway Chicago Nov. 8th and Otb, one fare plus (2 00; New York Nov. 15th, one and one-thirJ fair round trip; St. Lr.uia Nov. 18ih, one and one-tbird fare for round trip; Abilene, Nov.

18ih, oce and one-third fare for round trip. Take the Katy flyer. B. N. Gilbert, Tbe Katv'a Afent.

To tho Young Faco Pozzohi'b Complkxiow Powder give fresher charms; to the old, renewed youth. Try It. CASTORIA For Infants and Children, Hail teuton at tin ttry IJ4t 16 5. Main St. C.S.QARBER.

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