The Neosho Rapids Pilot from Neosho Rapids, Kansas • Page 4

THE PILOT EMPORIA, NATIONAL tt tw. WHITE WIMIER, A poem, the sequal to "Mary's little Lamb" will appear in our next isue. Also "A boys Essay on the cat." We acknowledge the receipt of a boquet beautiful Flowers presented by Mrs. Stone, With thanks. Pilot Miss Sallie Byerly inquires when the Sub-Editor is going to St.

Louis again. Don't know WISH TO Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, o. to And KutnMns cm Salt. Highest Market Price Paid in Cash Issued Every Thursday. W.

M. Adams, Editor and Proprietor Entered at the Post Office at Neo-sho. Rapidsr as second class matter. TEBMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Ono- ynr In advance $1.00 Six months tl 00.

Three mouths 85 City Localn. Smoked Bacorr at SafTord's. Joe Martin ha3 gone to- Colora do Smoked Bacon at SafTord's. J. S.

Pigman lias sold his farm to Stone, raviBlue (Tour at SafTord's. Mr. J. J. Swain has bought Mr.

m'. Bauer's place. Davis flour at Saftord's. John Slead has the best boy in town of its age and size. Pure Country Lard' at SafTord's.

Mr. D. Brinkerlioff wants a ton of hay immediately cash ready. Pure. Country Lard at SafforsTs Me Charley Andrews has rent ed1 the Mulconery place and has moved there.

Good Fodder for sale by Dr. Reser. Mr. C. II.

Welch of Larnard Shipped a car load of apples West Wednesday- Men s-Overalls and' Jackets at SafTord's. The Public School boys and girls have an amania lor walking "on stilts lately. Mens Overalls and Jackets at SafTord's. Mr. Lant Hawkins has had a severe attact of erysipelas ot the face but is better.

Water Pails 15 and 20 cts at Saffords. Mr. John Camper "hoofed it" to Emporia Wednesday to have his hand dressed by Dr. Page, Bulk Roasted Coffee 25 cts, at Saffords. Orrie Richmond was struck, on the face by a colt brusing his jaw and loosening several teeth.

Japa Dust Tea 15 cts. a lb at Safford, A car load of lumber hasr ar rived and is being taken to the grounds for the New Church. Fiaie Uncolored Japan Tea 35 cts, a lb', at Saffords. Gay VanGundy came in from Kanjais City, on a through freight palace box car, likely with a free pass. A new lot of White Granite Wear at SafTord's.

There will be Thanksgiving Services held at the Ntosho Ra pid. Seminary Thursday Nov. 27 ac 11 a. m. A new car of flour and feed at White Wiminer's store.

What is the matter with The Allen Tidings 01 tast week Major? It looks like a litt'e white linen duster with ts tale off Will you tejl? Wheeler will sell you a cook stove No. 8 for Fully warrented. Rev. II. W.

Hawkins who has been very sick while on a visit in Ohio is getting better and is expected lloine some time in ilRKSI Dl'NT C. HOOD AICE PRESIDENT; T. SiODEN X. HEIUTAiiK ASSISTANT IA8llIT.lt 3. it.

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V. T. SODEN', AI.I'KKI.) KOIJF.BTS T. U. IlAI.llKKfi Soots Sl Slices MADE AND REPAIRED WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH QY Peter H.

C. FITZGERALD, DliYSICIAN: All calls promptly attendedday or night. Office al residence. Our 01uTlijij Liwt. We will urnish Tim PirxiTand cither oltlje papers named below, at the following: tatuA-Iivavcnworth Times (Weekly) National frlbuucr.

1.75 The Advncnte, 175 Topelia WevUly 1.60 Kansas City Eveuliiir NeW): 3,50 0. F. RicmonC NOTARY PUBLIC Real Estate, anil i Insurance. fSgT Collecting, and conveyancing DEALER IN GROCERIES VEGETABLES: ALSO Proprietor of the NEOSHO RAPIDS HOTEL. THE OLD RELIABLE.

Has opened a Blacksmith and Repair shop, one door north the Livery Barn. Neosho Rapids. Kansas. You are in a Bad Fix. 'But will mine you.

If you will puy us. Our message Is to the Nervous and Dcblll Html, who, liy early Evlli Huhlts, or I.ute huvo trilled ii'ivivy their vigor of Hoily, Mind mill MuuuiuMl, and who culler ull those effects which lend lfremutiirc Iieeay, Coiisumpthm or riiHtmlty. If this mi nus you, send for mid read our Book of f.i I'U, written by the (crcatc.st Sicclallst oJ the day, and (scaled)', by uddresslng 1) barker's Medical swni Hiirglciu Institute, 15!) thSpruce XunhvhV, Tcim. A Promise Carried Out. It Is one th lug to promise nnotlur to fulfil.

Many railroad lines offj'r much uml rcull give Httlc. We do business differently. Just try Handsomest Train hi the world, which rutin (tally between t'hlcaao uml without change, and see If It Is not a Utile bit ni cer than you hud anticipated. Our new vestibule sleepers art furnished sulnpto.nsly and iiilntly. They are supplied with uverytldng thid, ministers to pleasure mid comfort.

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Santa Fc Route, Topcku, Itvin-ius J. A. SELL YOU Grain. XII Declamation, "Origin of Man." John Watson. XIII March, Orchestra.

XIV Declamation, "A Boys Complaint" Orpheus White. XV Recitation, "The last Roll Call'" Eva Manning. XVI Solo and Chorus "Cyarve dat Possum." XVII Declamotion, "The Irish-wo-mans Request" Rose Knight. XVIII Recitation, "The Dead. Doll" 1 Nellie XIX Declamation, "Creed of' the Bells' Laura White.

XX Solo and Chorus, "The Factory Bell." Bernice Lyons. xxi Recitation "The Gamblers Wife. Jackie McMullin. xxn Song. "The Maidens Trayer" Birdie McCleod.

P. School Children five cents ad-mitence, others, 10 cents, PATENTS GRANTED to inventors in the State of Kansas during the past week. Reported for this paper by C. Snow Patent Attorneys, and Agents, for Procuring Patents, Opp. ,17.

S. Patent Office, Washington D. C. G. L.

Banks, Fence-making machine. H. B. Chand-er, Kansas City, Mustache shield. A.

Emmons, Galena, Ore-sepora-tor. A. Fromning, Lanham plane. II. C.

Groves Nashville, Crank-movement. F. Jones, Eorse, Disinfecting trees. G. C.

Little, Bethel, Clay mill, covering. VV. R. Pettiiohn. Hovt.

Lister- cultivator. Think of This a Moment. New Mexico presents pin'ullar attractions to the home seeking What they! Here Is one of them: Cultivable laudhenrs so small a proportion to total area, that homo demand exceeds supply, and that means hih prices for farm products. And another: Developcmeut of mines and lumber Interests causes a continually Increasing need for food. For Instance: Com lit New' Mexloo Is worth T5 ets.

per bushel when In Kansas It on-ly and other things lu like proportion. Initiation, which Is practiced thero and costs little, Insures full crop every year. Theclliuatels cool In summer and mild In winter making plowing posi-llil'c every day In the year. For full information, apply to II. F.

(irler-011, ImmlL'ratlon Agent, A. T. F. H. H.

(WO Topck'o, Kansas. dear, can't toll my attraction is not there. For Sale. A Store 20x50 with addition 18 feet. Good living room above.

Price low and tar ins easy Apply at this office. The Free Methodist Society has purchased a $15 heating stove of Julius Wheeler for Rev. H. K. Bowerman, P.

C. and he is well pleased with, Money to Loan in sums of from $300 to at 8 per cent interest straight, on unincumbered farms Apply at The Pilot Office Henry and Elsie Williams have lost their Htjtle child it being five days old, it died Sunday Novem ber 23 and was burried in Mount Hope Cemetary. Better Subscribe for The Pilot and we will keep you well posted on the current events. While Dr. Talm.ige will endeavor to interest you with discourses on hU Travels in Palestine.

Misses May VanGundy and Jen nie McLeod dined at Riverside Ranch Saturday. Pure cream, Comb-honey, and Buckwheat cakes were served as roughness. Good-day Girls, come again. An Alliance Banquet at the school house Saturday evening Nov. 29th.

Every body is invit ed to come with baskets of grub but if you can't do that come just the same. There wilt be speaking and other exercises of nterest. Dr. G. Bymes of Dunlap the.

paneless tooth, ex tractor, has been here a few days a yankiri' 'em out. This ha does without pain, or without putting the patient to sleep. Long may he live and flourish is the prayer of the Toothachers. It is rumored that the "Phill Armor" of our city is "busted," since there is no dressed beef to be found in our market. The cause ot the sudden crash is probably owing to the fact that C.

R. has made a heavy deal in Pork and he expects to "make a corner" on lard as soon as he gets his 540 pound pig rendered. What! is there "Hayseed in his hair!" C. R. Stone has purchas ed a mammoth ox, one which i fat would weigh nearly two ton, This ox is as gentle as old "Crump" and will work in shats, carry double, or pull a plow.

He has also purchased J. S. Pigman's farm and declares that he can till it with that very ox. Hayseed! Why I should smile. NOTICE.

Some one has borrowed or taken a scythe, from Mr. Stones barn, that belongs to the undersigned. The scythe is nearly new. Please return the same, and oblige. D.

Brinkerlioff. Those California Overalls can't be beat. For by Whitg for PRINTER'S PI. sisM eninje LdMeco nda ssMi yMa nGVyduan vega heT itloP a sanltepa lacl aaurtydS vngneei. Answer should be handed before next Wednesday.

in Any one having laid back his ears to kick at this issue of The PILOT will certainly "let up" when he considers the source, and finds who is at the crank. Yours very kindly. Joe. Don't forget that we can furnish yon in Boots and Shoes as low as our brethern in Emporia. White Wimmer D.

R. Morgan manufacturers and Dealers in superior farm Drain tile and Brick. Reading, Kans. Full Blooded Plymouth Rock Fowls for sale. T.

Shires. Public School Gathering, The following program will be rendered at the School House Thursday eve, Nov. 27 under the T-kii ri 1 auspices 01 tne ruonc ocoooi, being the first of a series to build up a Library Fund. I Overature, Orchestra. II Introduction, J.

B. Stone. III Recitation, Laura Billodeau. IV Concert Recitation "Onr Flag." Recitation, Myra Taplin. VI Duet, Violin and Oagan.

VII Biography, II. W. Phcbe Davis. VIII Concert Recitation "Little Housekeepers." IX Recitation, "Thanksgiving Dinner that never was Served." Nora Bayliff. Solo, "The Old Step Stone" Fannie King, XI Concert "Three Lit-tlq.