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Osawatomie Public Schools. Osawatomie Graphic People Eat And WflTake Special Pride In Furnishing the Best In I GROCERIES. 1 oki sack or White Rose Flour Will make you a Our stock everything demands best of it. constant user. Osawatomie J.

B. REMINGTON, OEALE IN ALL KINDS OF 51! EVERYTHING, PERTAINING TO Building JWaterial. Lumber, Lath, Lime, Paint, Doors, Windows, Shingles, Sand, Roofing Paper, TRY OUR BUILDING Office and Yard on Brown Ave. California Report for the month ending Oct. 9, 190.1 Total enrollment, 799.

Average daily attendance, 747. Average number belonging, 788. Per cent, of attendance on number belonging, 94 6. Cases of corporal punishment, 0. Cases of tardiness, 5, Enrollment one year ago, 745 HONOR ROLL, Eighth Grade Mabelle Hickman, Alfred Lininger, Seventh Grade-Jennie Akeroid, Louise Bowler, Walter Eichorn, Myrtle Hunt, Etta Lininger, Gardner Hume, Emma Stremmel.

Jennie Schriver, Sixth Grade Vida V. liearick. Mattie' P. Hobson, Emma McGrath Fifth Grade- Helen Creager, Minn Washburn, Irl Michaels, David Voorhes, May Theuerkauf, hazel Spicer, Mary Hatfield, Eulah Spaulding, Myrtle Sutherland, George Akeroid, Julius Cohlmeyer, Kittie Blake. Carrie Baker, Emma Hatfield, George Culler, Hazel Bradley, Ada Sutherland, Helen Downs, ver, Henry Wright, Win, Chamberlain, Raymond Baldwin, Zimmerman, Frank Spader, Ruby Rice, Dorothy Dunaway, Marema Reader.

Raymond Baldwin holds the highest grades in his room. Fourth Grade-Ethel Sutherland, Cassa Hunt, Ella Sutton, Lucile Brown, Paul McCurdy, Gussie Van Deren Vern Pinkerton, John Chambers, Harold Campbell, Luther DeSpain. Third Grade- fawn Avey, Way man Stanley Ethel Burton, Ruth Baldwin, Goldie Campbell, Florence Eckart, Mabel Harshmun, Irene Spicer. Second Grade- Ester Chambers, Jane Van Vickie Harry Caton, Cliffora Kingston Gilbert Lininger, Edison Mattingly First Grade, class-Edna Williams, Harley Hinkle, iesse King, Shanklin Aronson Lulu Benton, Bessie Benton, Nellie Horn, Lillie Ilouts, Carrie Johnson, Lillian Mahin, Mopsy Roder, Gudie Ward, Alpha Yessen, R. Rahkix, Supt.

Last week the papers announced the approaching marriage of Senator T. C. Piatt to Mrs. Lillian Janeway, of New York. This week the same papers are giving first page prominence to the statement that a clerk in the post-office department who was placed there by Mr.

Piatt and who spells her first nameMae, has gone to New York to sue the silent statesman. Will William Allen White wire condolences? The tickets for the Machinist's Ball are on sale at $1 00 each. Each ticket will admit one gentleman and his-lady. a lie committee in charge is intro ducing some innovations in making up the program for the ball. There will be an intermission of twenty minutes after the grand march and quadrille During this intermission the orcheS' tra will give a concert while the dancers fill their program.

During the intermissions later in the evening instrumental solos will be given. A ticket will admit a gentleman and one lady. The nominal charge of 25 cents will be made for extra ladies. The concert feature has been arranged for the entertainment of those in attendance who enjoy good music, but do not danca. Ordinance No.

366. Published in Oiawatomie Graphic Oct. 1G, 1903. An Ordinance appropriating monej for the purchase of a certain tract ol land. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Counciluien of the City of Osawatomie Kansas.

Section 1. That one-hundred and eighty-seven dollars be, and the same is hereby appropriated out of the Csmetery Fund, for the purchase of a certain trajt of land, described as follows: All that tract of land lyinj, north ot a line drawn from a point in the center of Carr Avenue where the west of Loyd's Addition to the' City of Osawatomie crosses said street, thence west to west line of the acre tract known as tlia 81 acre Loya tract, being all that part of sid trad lying north of s.tid line and west of th present, water works, containing eight acres, more or less, said sum buini of the purchase price of svid tract or bind, which is purchased ai the agreed price of seventy dollar? per acre. Section 2, That this ordinance shall take effect and be in force fnvn and after its publication intha Oiawatorait di of Ojtober, 1933. W. H.

Davis, Myor Attest: J. W. Allard, City Clerk. WAN I fc.1) PostnlHjo clerks, olu ictt. carriers and rural carriers.

Advanced edu cation not nwessHry. Wo ace you In posl iIimi at very low onst. Write for inrormatio INDIANA SCHOOL forUmxl, Indiana. a. P.

M.CHiNDLER, NOTARY HI8UC- CHAMBERS CHANDLER, Real Estate and Collection Agents. Collectionb a Specialty. We have a nice list of property to sell and rent, be pleased to have all who have farmer city property that they desire to sell to call and list it with us. We find purchasers. Whiteford Block.

In the rooms formerly oocupied by Bhawver Ward. Osawatomie, Kansas. INDIAN TERRITORY LANDS. Farms to rent at nominal yearly rentals. Missouri and Kansas tenants paying out all they make should investigate these fertile lands in a climate where cattle and hogs may be raised at one-third their cost north of this favored country.

Prices better, crops as bountiful. The future farming eountry of the world. Now and later these farms may be purchased at reasonable prices. Investigate. Muskogee Development No.

Building, Kaksas'City, Missouri. Mto tiMtwiVMt For Catalogue Address C.T. SMITH, Principal oofcoe MONEY ON HAND FOR LOANS ON 1 Houshold Gcods, Horses, Cattle or any othr security. CALL ON I F. L.

GUTHRIE, Terms Reasonable. Business Strictly Confidential. 1 Official Statemf.xt of inn Financial Condition of tub OSAWATOMIE STATE BANK at Osawatomie, State of Kan sas, at the close of business on the 9th day of 1903. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts Loans on real estate Overdrafts Heal Estate 294,06 Furniture and fixtures 1,588.63 Expense account 751.13 Cash Items other that re serve items 271 33 Cash and sight exchange, legal reserve 29,194.01 Total $103,5.60 LIABILITIES.

Capital stock paid In 15,000.00 Surplus fund 1.500.00 Undivided Profits 168.75 Interest 1,411.37 Exchange 93.55 Individual deposits 59,310.97 Demand certificates. 500.00 Time deposits' drawing less than six per cent 27,190.90 Other liabilities not enumerated 453.96 Tital StRte of Knnsas, I aH County of Miami, O. T. Beeson, cashier of said bank, do Bolemnly swear that the above statement is true; that said bank has no liabilities, and is not lndorseron any note or obligation, other than shown on the above statement, to the beBt of my knowledge and belief. 80 help me Ood.

O. T. Dekson, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 16th day of September, 1903. D.

Bkenkman, Notary Public. Commission expires on the 7th day of De cember, 1901. COBBECT. Attest: J. Chestnut, 1 1).

W. Hays, A. F. Meek. Directors.

M. A. Roberts, I e. h. Holt, To Morton albauoh, Bank Commissioner, Topeka, Kan, Doctors first prescribed Ayer's Cherry Pectoral over bo years ago.

1 hey use it today more than ever. They erry Pectoral rely upon it for colds, couchs, bronchitis, consumption. They will tell you how it heals inflamed lungs. I hail Yrv (t wjrh for three renrj. Then I tried Acer's Cherry Pectoral.

M'yiore lungs were soon nealed and dt cough dropped way." IRS. PKA2L HYDE, Guthrlo Centre, la. 1 pun. 1. c.

ATn 1 All rlntcrit5. lyiwHI. Ila.s. 1U1 Old Coughs One Ayer's Pill at bedtime insures a natural action next roomine. N- B.

CHAMBERS. By CO. CLK KNURR. PUBLISHED EVEKa FRIDAyT ADDITIONAL LOCAL. To Get It Cleaned.

(JinxJay afternoon G. Miller had an iilu-rcatiou with some parties relative to the payment of a debt. He went home to "get a gut" and hen he came back tip town Marshal Oui.Uin gathered dim In on a' charge of Ctirrjing concealed weapons. l.nti in police court, he did a tale of woe unfold that was calculated to turn the Htoniest heart, but It failed. According to Mr.

Miller, this gnn was idly in need of cleaning and it was to be taken to the express ofllce for chip-ment, but according to the police judge it was a dangerous weapon, of large executive ability, all ready for action and having no business on the repair track. Ten Dollars and costs. And The Fire Bell Rang. Thursday morning the gasoline in the tank of the engine at the overalls factory "let go" and in the fractional part of a second the Graph in force became aware that current history was making witn great rapidity. When the tank exploded a fine spray of gasoline was thrown to all parts of tlie'room and this caused a sheet of llame, only limited in size by the walls of the room.

Five young ladies, Misses Lottie' Sisemore, Eula Covey, Clella Lyons, Maude Clark and Bertha Crouse were at work in the factory at the time and the speed they developed in making their get away would uiakn Lou Dillon turn green with envy. The fire department responded very promptly to the call, and soon had the flames in subjection. The overall stock was considerably damaged by rmoke and water and each of theyoungladies lost one of those milliner's confections dear to the feminine heart. The fire was in cIosp enough proxim ity to cause the Gbai'iiio heart to go pitty-pat, and we are glad indeed to come out with no smell of fire on our garments. Letter List.

Remaining uncalled for in this ofiice for the week ending Aug. 28, 1903. GENTLEMEN V. C. Beckwith, John Cramer, Edv ard Covley, Jas.Ewing, D.

E. Fitzgerald, II. E. Minich, Harry Sund, Chas. K.

Stewart. Jordan A LAMBS Mrs. T. P. Brady, Mrs.

Katie Johoson Miss Lizzie Grover, Mrs. E. Sprague, Mrs. Louisa Buchanan. These letters will be sent to the dead letter office Oct.

15, 1003, if not delivered before. In calling for the above, please say "advertised," giving date of list. C. C. Cikvknorb.

P. M. A fine assortment of art squares and Carpets at the Miami County Mercan tile Company's store. They are of the latest patterns and the prices are right. 1-2 Fir Rkxt; 1G0 acres wejl improved, 41i miles south-west of Osawatomie, 120 acres under plow, balance pasture, gocd i in prove mer.ts, never failing wa ter.

Will rent only to some one with means to handle stock. Must give good references. Possession in No vember. G. W.

Scott. 31 'Edgerton, Kans. The firm of Campbell Anderson have made the following sales since our last report: Ida Cody to C. C. Clevenger, lot 14, in block 32, in the city of Osawatomie for $S00.

Jacob Cook to Wni. Ziixir erman, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 in Win. Johnson's addition, for $700. Win. Kitchen to J.

B. Remington, a lot in Mary Crane's addition jr $5u CO Mrs. S. L. Fry and Miss Lula Roberts ish to announce that they have Btarted a dancing school in Agnew opera A lesson will be given Tuesday evening, October 20, 1003.

All wishing to take lessons will tee said parlies on or before that date. Instruction from 8 to 9:30. Good dancing from 9:30 to 12:00 p. in. for those who wish to come and enjoy the evening.

Admission 50 cents. Spectators 25 cents. The supreme court of Missouri has apogized to the world for its action in lining S. M. Sheppard of Warrensburg $500 for contempt of court.

It seems that one of the grounds of Mr. Shepp-ard's offending, and, perhaps the most serious, was his allegation that the railroads had dominated the democratic state convention in 1902 and secured the nomination of a candidate for supreme juege who would favor them. We hope the lesson contained in the action of the supreme court iimj be sanctified to Mr. Sheppard'a future iwe, and that however uuich he may feel called upon to roast individuals, or courts, or corporations, he will refrain from laying the hand of sacrilege upon the democratic party of Missouri, whether in convention ammftlsd or othrwli, contains the trade and the Our I'ltklf s.Cel ery, Kaur Kraut Olives, Cheese, Honey can't to eict-llfd In qual ity. Grocery Co.

PAPER OSAWATOMIE, KAN. 15 STRONGER THAN ITS LINK jlS STRONGER THAN HIS STOMACH DR PIERCES GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY (MAKES WEAK I STOMACHS STRONG OUR FURNITURE IS WORTH STUDYING. The closer ft is examined the better we are pleased. Scrutiny discloses many points of superiority. The wood, the methods of making, the materials used in upholstering or trimming and the finish, all show that this FURNITURE is not merely.

made to sell. It is made for use and to last. In all lines our prices are low enough to win approvaf. In some cases handsome, modern pieces'of furniture are marked at bargain figures. MIAMI MERCANTILE COMPANY.

FRANK M. SHERIDAN Attorney-at-Law. Paola. Kansas. Office up-atairs, Price Block.

Ntrth side ol Square. RES! Made from old INGRAIN and BRUSSELS carpets. "We make Rugs from 2 to 10 feet wide, in all the latest styles. Address H. HI6H70WER, Manager PAOLA RUG COMPANY, Paola, Kansas.

rossi Poor man He can't help it. It's his liver. He needs a liver pill. Ayer's Pills. Want your moustache or beard a beautiful brown or rich black? Use Buckingham's Dye 50 cti.of druggists ar R.

P. Htll Co. Nashua, N. i. Quid! i Pleasant Excellent Service to points In Missouri, ArKansas, Tennessee Alabama Mississippi, Florida Jtnd the Southeast, and to Kansas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory, Texas Jind the Southwest.

Detailed information is to excunioa date, ratei, train service, etc, furnished upon appli cation to Jam Domikm. Auutant General Pauenger Afent, KanaiCitr, Ho. WHilU'MIIJmiMlilLL il Vctty Iioui Rate. Only $25.00 from Kansas City, St Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth and all Santa Fe stations Kansas. On sale every day to and including November 30, 1903.

The same rate to intermediate points whose regular rate is higher. Through Pullman Tourist Sleepers to New Mexico, Arizona and California every day. PERSONALLY CONDUCTED excursions three times a week. You are going to California? Now it the time to make your inquiries, Don't wait till you are ready to start on your travels. Write me.

and I'll quote you rates, tell you about the trains, hours departure and arrival in fuct, will tell you fact that'll be of material help after as well as before you Btart. W. J. JANNEY, Passenger Agt, The Atchlsot Todeka Santa Fe Railway KANSAS CITY, MSSOURI, Mrs. Fred Unrath, Ideal Country Club, Beaton isnroor, num.

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If Mrs. Unrath had taken Wineof Cardtri before her baby came she would not have been weakened as the was. Her rapid recovery should commend this great remedy to every expectant mother. Wine of Cardui regulates tli menstrual flow..