Westphalia Times from Westphalia, Kansas • 3

Local and Personal FEB ISth. 1904. 1 Now Ready FRESH GROCERIES shoes Hamilton-Brown ADVEIITISING BATES. dollars per Inch per yesr. No contract mt at tltls rata for mi than three months, heading Dotlees are ceou ner line each Dubllea- Is better than a day's tal, so come or waaaaurri Us: St Valentine Leap Year Party.

VtoixUy ovening Mm J. 8tepl and Mr Dr. C. aininiunn, t-ntt i iued about thirty friends at tlu palat.al, comfortable home of thr Intter. The entertainment was in the nature of a Valentine Leap Year party In the afternoon the ladies met at the home of Mrs.

Stephenson where they drew partners and it was interesting ti- see the ladies going here and then-engaging their partners. Upon arrival at the Simmons home the gentlemen drew their partners from oomic valentines mounted upon cards. Progressive flinch was the order of the Lrocais reraaw standing uoui ordered out. and be convinced. Our line is Ko free sample copies.

Extra copies to sub. scribers only. Ore eeuts each. Ko subscription will be received for less than three months. competi-l t.

Goods With Spring complete and prices defy tion. Marrtare notices, wnen Hst of re iresanta are locki1d. Kesntutlooa of Respect. iHHtuary Po So- etry, Cards of I twins. Church Notices and hjuiks.

Church Notices and aavnram i wk I jt t-yw-Trw Traf unfit rug; rr IZ "TiMj'gg "ire MClUIMWNMMklMHlN. when lirofl Vro derived, are ehsrenl for I ctela I at regular local aWerUslii rales. N'oilerUUoa. evening until a late hour refreshments were served at individual tables, con sisting of sandwiches, pickles, coffee. Time for hot-beds rientj of winter now.

The. beginning of Lent. Quite a sleet yesterday. assorted cakes and peaches served Tims, mmst aa4 aid i and Hisses' raps Your Own Price. Si IS) WM 1 ml a ta 1904 Calling cards at this office.

with frozen whipped cream. After the repast each guest was provided with card and pencil and instructed Pater erf at the Westphalia, Kansas, postofflre ta seeood elass mail matter. to write an original poei" with your partner as the subject in which the Everything covered with sleet. Sauer kraut at Frank Fiimer's. Yesterday was Ash Wednesday.

Washington's birthday Monday. word eet" was to appear at least 100-PA1R PANTS BELOW once, ibese poems were the source of -much merriment, and W. L. Cajot carried off the hiuh honors as Doet Sauer kraut and sweet pickles, at Fiimer's. We have an elegant line of dress goods bought far superior to any other year in our and have arranged to have them in early.

A large portion are now in our store and the balance will follow in a few days. LADIES, you want a nice stylish dress, we have the goods, and cheaper than you can buy them in a large city. We invite you to call early and see our goods. i Try a sack of Beauty flour, at Fiimer's. laureat.

After an evening of enjoyment the ladies at a late hour, escorted their charges home, ail willing and anxious to concede that Mead amen Buenos Ayers has the largest opera Special prices on vyear. Fascinators; housi in the world. Stephengon and Simmous certainly Mrs. Earl Hawes has been quite know how toaiake an evening sick. She is better.

flo. Pae. Ry. Tims TaMe. TB.VIS NOETH BtHTNb.

Ko, 82. passenjtcr, 3:10 IS'o, 8, passenKt'r P- m. No. an, local frelKht, 8-U ni. at, stork train V- m- Mo.

SS, stock train 12 a. nu TRAIN SOUTH BOUSB. Xo. 81. passenger 3:02 a.

m. No. 47, passenner, 1 p. m. No.

tt. Uwal Irvtuht, 5: P. Nu. us, ft frelirht, a. m.

No. fast freight, 12:25 a. at. Throittth roaches to NeodesUa, Independence. Cofleyville and WW-hita.

Close con tiectious at Kansas Ctty for all points. Special fast trulns to At- UHou, Iavenwortb, Omaha, Settiilla, 4eerson City and St. Loui.v Remember this is the lent worlds fair route Coupon ticket nrnishcd to an; point on 3 notlee and bagKaire checked throuch to destination. You will eonfer a rreat favor on the ascnt by purchasing your Cickets before enterlnic cars as the salery of agent at this point depends upon amount o( hh ticket sales, l'lease see that your tick-eta and freight are routed via the Mo. Pae.

Ky. All questions of a business nature will be cheerfully answered. Respectfully yours. E. T.

NiCKix, Local Agent. els, and all staples. You M. Borror shipped another load of F. E.

Stewart Sells Hi Store. hogs Tuesday night. The big deal of recent date, at this I cannot afford to miss these Coffey county republicans are al place, is Mr. Stewart's sale of bis most solidly anti-machine. Elias Modar'a family have been big stock of general merchandise.

The sale was made Monday and Frank Dawson, of Goodland, Kansas is the bargains. quite tick this week, but are better now. Lurchaser Everyone knows that Mr rt tlT MB? -m I ouerin ycon was out irom uar- Stewart sells only otr account ol his FANCY DRESS GOODS. WASH GOODS. Fancy Mohair, per yard, Fancy Waists patterns, per yard, .60 Tweed, per yard, .60 Toil-du-Nord, pjain, mM Tailor Suitings, per yard, .60 Toil-du-Nord, in colors, Voils, Blue, Black and Tail; .95 Dotted Swiss, .40 Voil Melange, in colors, ,60 Dotted Swiss, .30 Dress Suitings, -5 All-over Embroidery Swiss, .60 Melrose, .60 All-over Embroidery Swiss, .50 Linen Crash Suitings, .25 All-over Embroidery Lace, .60 Nicker Suitings, .20 Linen Goods, Bleached, .85 Dotted Greecian Voil, .20 Linen Goods, Unbleached, .65 Scotch Suiting, .20 Linen Dress Goods, .25 Imperial Burrett, .30 Danish Dress Goods, .25 E.

STE A RT i i i as a iBiiwiK ucmiu. uo uu uteu nere nine ia nett Monday and favored as with a short call. years and in that time has built up a SECRET SOCIETIES. profitable business, won the confidence Kansas' mineral output is now 55 MM Indira. No 805, A.

F. ft A meets on million dollars worth a year and rapid and esteem of everybody who now regret his retirement from active busi Ij increasing. The Kansas Masons are in session Snt Tuesday en or before each full moon. All Masons eordlally Incited to attend. Mms Wmoobfs, W.

M. A.H. VAWSUYKK. S. W.

Johs tiatrrm. J. w. K.W. Winn, See.

PxCI- W. II. BSLL.Tylor. ness, but who wish and hope tor the return of -his health. The store will be invoiced in a few days and the new atTopeka.

E. W. Winn is the dele gate from here. li you want to sen your farm or proprietor, Mr. Dawson, will take full possession next Monday, and at once Ne.i33 Modern Woodmen of America, meets rery second and fourth Saturday eenlng of town property, list it with the Hatten Land Co.

1 month. VlslUngneignoeorny li. P. SattlebV.C. step into a good business.

Mr. Dawson has been in business all his life, is no novice, and has every appearauce ME MB R-We carry a full line of Linings, Lace and Trimmings. A glasce at the bank advertise Frank FIXMM Clerk. Tit It WESTPHM-IA FOSTOFFICE. of being a gentleman, worthy the con ment will show many changes in the list of stockholders.

(t.w... -1 a clock a. m. ant at 7 o'clock. fidence of our people.

His family will loan on Sunday from 1:13 to 8 j.m. Mall 9 THE YOUR-WAY RESTAURANT is headquarters for the best candies, fruits, nuts, fresh oysters, fish, etc. Lowest prices and the best goods guaranteed. P. D.

BARNDT, Prop. P. S. For Socials, Banquets, Parties, etc. we can make close prices.

Let us figure with you. Also prepared to make all sales, with lunches. Give me a trial. Fred Korris, north -of town, has 'ft It gol west at 3 p. K' M.

be here in a few days, and we welcome them among us. Mr. Stewart's plans, 0 been a very sick man of late, but is cnrucH l.Iectory. said to be much better now. so far as we know, are to biraighten of Standard (tAirison Avenue Services every Shaughnessy I aouR VAJ Hand feed.

I T. I BEST I CLOTHING. JJ We have a fur boa at this office inn at 8 clock a. m. up affairs, and this will necessitate their remaining among us several months.

And we hope they will then uid Hieh Mass at to o'clock and Vesperj. that the owner may have by proving property and gaying for this local. o'clock p. m. Ukv.

Johs Kkuekku. rasior. conclude to permanently remain here. 0 Counting up to New Years day Mxhodlst services at tlie M. E.

church at this Sells His Residence. ftmr every Sunday evening a T.3-1 ockk-k rayei meettne Wednesday eveamt? alo clock. there have been but three bank failures in Kansas within three years. Monday Jere Orton sold his com Kansas popcorn is known to be a fortable home two doois north ot this sure-popper; 60 carloads of it were shipped this fall from Wichita alone. office to A.

G. Skinner, west of town, and will give possession April 15th. ust as soon as the weather will per BUSINESS CARDS. Dr. C.

L. Simmons, Physician and Surgeon. A six-foot ve'n of coal at Counci. Buy Your Grove proves there must have been trees there in the carboniferous age. crduate In medicine and surgery.

Of- Senator Marc A. Hanna, of Ohio, and chairman of the republican national committee, died at his Washington home Monday evening. Senator Hanna was one of the strong men of the nation. THE HOME BAKERY A. F.

Whitney's brother, who has mit out-door work Mr. Orton will put a large force of mechanics to work on a fine two-story residence on bis fine lots out on quality hill." Mr. Skinner has rented his fine farm and will move to town and live a retired life, PUNT and WALL PAIER tce at the Jrug jtore. WESTPHALIA. KANSAS been vUiting him some weeks, returned to hi; home in Iowa Monday.

i -1 i .1 VY Thos.A. Hitchcock has av new art. F. Pat ton, taking a much needed rest for himself He has added wall paper to his line When bilious try a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and iver Tablets and realize for once how quickly a first-class up-to-date medicine will and he asks your inspection of same and wife after years of toil and industry. They will add materially to at H.

VAN SLYKE'S Drug Store. In Brown county the average farm our growing population of good citi-1 correct the disorder. For sale by H. family made $775 last year, in Jewell is the place to go for your Holiday Sweets, Nuts," Fruits, etc. Those Bon-Bon boxes are just the thing for a present.

Boys, get one of these for your lady. Prices right on everything. Donaldson's Rome Bakery. sens and their coming is welcomed by Van Slyke. county $1,405.

in Gove county $1,600. everybody. Plaindealer: Mrs. it. b.

Tipton He will save you monev this seas- phalia town- Live Stock Auctioneer. Hard work on the block or in the ring. Well posted in pedigrees, quality and values. Satisfaction guaranteed. Rates consistent with the times, but no "Cheap John." Write for dates or wire me at Harris or Westphalia, Kansas.

Ed Winn, who works in Bryant's and young son, of West store at Aliceville, was off duty several Ralph Donaldson Sells Out. The other day Ralph Donaldson, shipt were visiting relatives in Gar days last week on account of the on. nett the first of the week, bhe was through A. T. Plain, sold his business Kansas farmers used 2 million enroute for Baldwin and Lecompton, where she will spend a week.

pounds of Kansas-made twine last Get prices before you buy. VAN SLYKE. building to John Carter, south-east of town. Mr. Donaldson did not sell his stock, but is at present looking tor a harvest, all that was turned out at Since our last issue there has been considerable activity in town property Lansing.

W. Cavot, Pres. V. Highcergkr, Vice President J. E.

Stephenson, cashier. new location in the southern Kansas oil and and gas belt. Mr. Cartel, so Misses Bessie and Zoe Sattler were transfers. Jere Orton has sold his I.

M. SCOTT, up from Iola a few days this week. residence Ralph Donaldson has sold visiting their father, G. P. Sattler, and Thorough examination of the eyes with the ptbalmescope.

Retinoseope. and Ophthal we are informed, will run a second hand and racket store. The Tikes regrets very much to learn that Mr. his business building and F. E.

Stew art has sold bis mercantile stock. other relatives and friends. mometer. accurately aoju-iea. rftKllMIMAKV BXAMIW ATIK FRKR.

Stewart went to his home at Mr. Wm. S. Crane, of California, Kansas City last Friday. He returned SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

Dfflce with Dr. J. R. Scott. South side of square.

JARNETT. KANSAS. Donaldson is going to leave here. He is a good business man, conducted a popular place, and the departure of STATE BANK of WESTPHALIA. Westphalia, Kans.

A general Banking business transacted. suffered for years from rheuma tism and lumbago. He was finally ad Westphalia Meat Market. Monday accompanied by Mrs. Stewart who is visiting F.

E. Stewart and vised to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Stockholders. A Eeileker Cayot Bell John A Mann Hlghberger jHiiin Bieriy Cayot, Admr Corney Thco. Hlghberger Frank Cavot Catharine Eickholt Lohkamp 8 Porter Wm Elekholt C.

Dellinger Cayot Mrs Lowery Stephenson Annie Eickholt family. THE CITY BARBER SHOP which he did and it effected a com himself and estimable family will be much regretted. However, we wish him success wherever be goes, and also success to Mr. Carter. Mrs.

Peter Ketter Jr. slipped and plete cure. For sale by H. Van Slyke. AND BATH ROO.

fell on the sleet yesterday and badly ED. DULL, Proprietor, sprained her ankle which is now get The Russia-Japanese war affects a number of commodities. Some drugs are higher. Russian wool has ad ting along as well as might oe ex Corman Well a. 2.

Gorman Well No. 2 was brought in Ail worn done promptly, neatly and with per-rt stifacaoo. Hair cuttinx and dressing a oeialty. Wive him a call and you will receive pected. vanced, while our wheat ana Hour i Hot and cold bath at all DIRECTORS: W.

H. Bell, W. Cavot. rota pt attention our. un the Uwing plac at 11 o'clock The ball in the opera hall Tuesday HlGHBEKOER, J.

E. Stkphkxsox, Wm. Eickholt J. H. Ill ix.

soaring skyward. We only hope to see the nriees of fat hogs and cattle Monday at a depth of 960 feet and the evening was more ot a success than oil sand was pierced to a depth of 20 AUCTIONEER. proportionately advanced. was anticipated on account of the weather. There were forty couple We have opened up a New Meat Market in the building north of V.

Highberger's hardware store, where you will al- ways find choice fresh and salt meats, lard, etc. We pay cash for hides, pelts, furs and game and top prices for good butcher stuff. 4 XSXz Hlso Buy your Cream Ht Cop prices for the Butler, Mo. Creamery. Highest prices, weighed and tested at home.

Give us a trial. feet. Mr. Gorman and his wo sons arrived from Pennsylvania that day and were present when the well was A. W.

Wrightsman. present. Besides carrying a complete lin of picture glass, frames, mouldings and easels, we'are prepared to and renair vour old pictures and The sale of Ryan and Breaden Westphalia, Kansas. Sea me for dates Rates consistent Tuesday, was well attended. Cattle finished at 3 o'clock.

Mr. Gorman is more than pleas with his success thus far and will put down three more notbina Succeeds DRe sold very low and many were not offered Including all the steers. The horses with good service, and guar frames. Yours for Pictures, D. D.

Dkolbr. tnteed. Give me a trial. sold well. holes as soon as possible in the immediate vicinity of the two he has at A.

Woodward has lumber tawed SlTY DRAYMAN. present The large 250 barrel tank near Well No. 1 is more than half full and framed, and rock quarried for a Albert Eagle, son of John S. Eagle and wife, of the Mt Joy neighborhood, who has been dangerously sick with pneumonia the past ten days, is better, with oil from this well which has new barn 33x40 feet. Work will com mence just as soon as the weather proved to be a flowing one.

In all probability th new well will flow also. and Dr. Simmons feels that the danger I cu sw fnna it all an-mss Hours, whan not nf sd. sear tar yost-oflca KlUinc All klnat aauHnf tent promptly stf at reasoaskU ratts. permits.

A. DECKER. armn a. riia nthAP LnrvA wna put down Mr. Gorman will start to I point nas oeen passea Jas.

M. Clark arrived here from thi Later Albert is not so well pumping and then mere win oe no longer any question as to the produc Yates Center Saturday morning with a car load of mules. Mr. Clark now morning due to a slight relapse. tiveness or tnu neia.

ueKoy H0OTON The three temperance lectures Avery Farm Wagons, Emerson Cultivators, -Ohio Disc Harrows, New Cassady Morrison Sulky Plows. In Use Wherever The Sun Shines BUILTRIQHT That Tells ths Whols Story Buggies the Only Kind has a barnful of the best mules ever iriven in the M. E. church by Rev seen here. Long' Wednesday, Thursday and Fri BOOT AND SHOE RcrAIRING.

Jos Burkhart, who bought Jake day night of last week, wre well at Having sold my business to give Mardick's farm west of town took I do all kinds of repairing, on short Satisfaction guaranteed in tended and much appreciated by those posession next week, I will kindly ask posession of same last week. Mr who herd them. They wero illustrat all customers knowing themselves in Mardick Las moved to the N. A. Geo, Wsingtc price and workmanship.

TIMES IMg. ELIAS MODAR. ed with a picture machine, and in this debted to me to call and settle at once. Schlick or Jim Steen farm, west of manner were more vividly portrayed F. E.

Stewart. town. to the listener. Jos. Striegel, who recently sold Art McKnight, who has been in The republican county convention WHEN YOU ARE IN GOTO THE his eighty acre farm south-west of the employ of the Frisco railway at held in Garnett Tuesday selected nine Cut only one little cherry tree with his little hatchet, but here, went to Camden county, Mo Wichita all fall and winter, returned delegates to the state convention we have made arrangements which enables us to cut the the firot of '-lie week to look at a three here Sunday to take charge of John They are John Dellinger, A.

Dicker hundred twenty acre farm that he RED LIGHT LUNCH COUNTER, whole "cheese," for cash on and after June 1903. Agnew'a farm which he has rented for 8on gennett Kirk. G. Y. Smith, A thinks seriously of purchasing.

Mr. South Side Square.) vjive us a cnance 10 ngure on your Kennedy, Jos. 8elanders, Dr. J. R.

Striegel is one of our energetic farm the coming season. Art spent last week in southern Oklahoma visiting Art and Matt Agnew and their sister, Scott, A. M. Canady and J. li.

Cassit). WHEN YOU GET HUNGRY. era and needs more land, hence the Kile of his farm here. However, he farm implements for the coming season. You un get a better steak the jr Public Sale! Miss Teresa, reporting all of them in till holds possession of his old place srood health, md saying the boya in for the coming season and will not I will sell at public sale at my farm tended sowing oats last Monday.

3 miles north and 1 miles west ot move before next fall. 15c, than you get elsewnere lor 25c E. D. Fixmer, Undertaker and Westphalia, on Monday February 22, 1904. No.

3 Sheatling and ..1.50 per 4 in. and 6 in. Fencing. 15.00 per Star or 'B" .1 19.00 per No. 1 or Flooring.

17.50 per Star or 'B" drop aid- ing ,..19 00 per Cypress Patent Lnth.16 00 per Extra Star A Star R. 0. $2.60 per Standard Star A Star R. C. Shingles.

2.00 per No. 1 2x4 Dimension. 16 50 per.M No. 1 2x0 and 2x8 Di- mension. 16.00 per No.

2 Dimension 15 00 per No 1 Box boards. .18.50 per No. 2 Box boards ..15.50 per eommencinK at io chick a. m. tn followins property to-wit: NEW LINE OF- Span mules coming 3-year-old 1 Licensed Embalmer.

Spouting a Specialty Yoiirs For Success, comine 2-year-old mule: 1 gray mare WALL PAPER and PAINT 3 milch cows, one giving milk, others Calls promptly answired day or night fresh soon 1 steer calf 2 heifer Hearse urnisnea WESTPHALIA. KANSAS. calves: Implements, etc: Top buggy, 2 waKine stirring plows: low wheeled JUST RECEIVED -ton and box, walk ng cultivator. Household: -Two heating and 1 00k stove, and other household and ALSO REGULAR LINE OF- kitchen f'niture. including canned too numerous to mention.

Also 4 tr tame hay and 100 shocks corn and fodder, We carry White Pine, Redwood, Cedar and Cypress bev. siding and finish. Also Wfiite Pine Screen Doors. Doors, Sash, Sand Lirrie, Cement, Brick, Tile, Paint, lowest prices. Co, sums of $10 and under.

Col. John A. Wentz, Auctioneer. Paola. Kansas.

Second to none In the State. My charges are reasonably Satisfaction guaranteed. See a PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES PATENT MEEICINES and SUNERIES Thos. A. Hitchcock, The Druggist Bare a 79-YR.

EECOSO. built upon the strong founds tioa of aaalitv and low oricea. Why tkea labor and Boney co poor tree cash; over $10 a credit of 9 motiti will be given bearing 8 per cent interest per annum from date. If paid when due no interest will be charged A discount of 5 per cent will be given for cush. No property removed until settled for.

W. H. CLYDE, Cai't. T. M.

Exdslkt, Auct, O. Catot, Clerk, irite me lor aatcs will UdaarwiatMaatt rtI I W.i.L.i I Guarantee sfe tr- v. Call on Jere Orton, rfvaLtsnsiBtcrpeszUei. nil 1 this office. rr- .5.