Kansas Jayhawker from Clearwater, Kansas • 4

KEEP YOUR Little Locals id About Yourself and Neighbors, Gathered During the Week, ON II II II II vl Mil I I Mrs. jlanson ami duughtpr Nina of Vpja lp to Wichita, Thursday to 'visit uv dauglitnr Gcnpya wiip i thorn simlying Charlie Jlpptrn has bought ))im a hPffP Part and harness this week, Charley js flxjpg go among thorn, Mrs. Clara Titus of Mapleton Iowa was visiting with old time friends and looking after business intorests tho fiM pf this week, T. Mapredle is etilj on prutch os but able to attend to business. It will' pakp soniPthing mpr'p thftH a liousp fallipg pii him to PtPp Pain from work, Mr.

J. V. Hewington found a fine cape in tbc road as ho came to town on election day, ht eft it at the av hawkhr office and on Friday wo advertifPd it. and Sunday morping tho owner' Mi's. Pitts called and got her cape.

So you see it pays tp advertise in tle jaypawker. Es'pry body rends it. A number of intimate friopds ofWjlliam FerrJspn gave him a surprise party on last Friday pvcr.r ing, The evening was spoilt in games and social 'coiveiution Refreshments were served during tho evening, At a late hour all departed for their- ho'mps wishing Mr, Forrison many happy rc-turnes for the Old Spoi-t is Dead Old Sport, the aged canine who Mrs. Elliot was a Wichita visitor Monday, Dr. Gardiner was a Wichita visitor TJwsrtay, Miss 5la J)ewatep wi'Dt to Wichita Monday, D.

Nickerson uluppnd a par of hogs to Wichita Wednesday. Chas. Dolbin of Viola, purchas ed a fjne new i n'rey ami jianipf.fl of Geo. Ki'tchell uwiliny. Dr, Mann of Uardeii Plain was visiting hfiro Sunday thp guest Mr, and and wife of (jar-den Plain spent Sunday with Mr, and Mr.

Aspny, Mr, Aspey is kept very busy now a-days repairing tllP cilimnpys in the town, Mr, Summers living south of town bought a fine buggy ami harness of Goq, KotcheJJ Wotfnpstjay Iiey. MoLain proachod at Richmond Hill sohooj hpuae lasji Sunday afternoon at oojock, Mr, Maorodio is filling UP his Nholvos with new goodu, Call and sep them when you come to town, oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Don't forget tht are ptiU dolpg a good business, We are here to supply the people with what they need and want. We have just received some new goods, We handle the PEERLESS PRINCE FLOUR, CORN MEAL nd GRAHAM, Come In and see us; we are always glad ta see your smiling faces, Respectfully, Stoves of all kinds are advancing every day, but our prices have not changed on Gook or Heating Stoves they are the same as last year, Our trade on stove pipe and stove fixtures is increasing daily, As we handle nothing but the Best goods at the lowest prices We call your attention to our display of HARDWARE and sporting goods in our west window, Try us once and you will come again. respectfully, A. S.

T. MACREDIE. 0 ooooooooooooooooooooooooo REPUBLICAN nrurc DAILY WEEKLY The Kansas Jayhawker. successor tq (The Clearwater Gazette.) Mies SJinjiie PrineohouHe, My Editor. Cloanynter Kaunas, Prof, ra Pnrkep snent Sun day with relatives tmd friends here fternard lU'oadus of Belle Plain visited with relatives hero Sunday S.

P. Buckingham ii furnishing Ihe town with corupobjJ. The 0. 0, lHlgi will give a in tw near future. The I.

0. 0. jr. -odgo will orgaiv jjjn the IlebeetH) lodge nejft V'oek Mrs. Mae.

visited in Conway Springs Mr. and Mrs. Johnson drove to WjuhJta, Tuesday, Mrs. A- J- Parker and Ml'. Jess J3rown drove to Wichita, Tuesday.

Job wm'k neatly and artistically executed at this office, Don't forgot wo do uJ kinds ol job work at this office, Pon't forget to read what Mr. Sautter has to abpitt stoves J)ou fail to read the bright pev ftdvartisomenta in this weeks napei This office has had a big run oi job work this week and eqine, of ii came from Wichita, Mr, Peterson our enterprising niachinipt bought a new threshing machine this Mrs. JJpyeJit wont to Wichitt. Thursday, where sho is studying to bo a nurse. Thos, Strattan is attending the oity wind mill these days to keep peoples stock in water, If you want a buggy oheapei than you can steal it, come in ant.

iook over George Ketohel's stock. Pearl Hammers moved his family into the house recently vaoatet CaBS Stewart, Wsdnesday, Mr, Bowman our restaurai. man has been doing a rushing '-'business for the last two weeks We have just received a nice lim Of Calling cards, all latest print them for you at 25 cent; a pack. There will bo a grand ball at tin I. 0.

O. E. hall in this City on tht night of Nov. 80th, every body invited and a good time is anticipated. Music by Charles orchostrn Mr.

A. H. Wood, who shipped Ids last dog to Loavonswoitl hometime ago, is having a pretty hnVd time, getting another start cfdogs. Alter Friday night at twelve o'clock, the people of this town van turn their dogs loose, after 15 days being muzzled. Then-will be no use for a marshall now.

Misses Josophiuo Bowors and Jjillian Pool, teachers in tht school here, were pleasant. callers at the jayiiawkkb offiice Wednes-. day evening. Land lord Sackott drove to Conway Springs last Tuesday. Mr.

Sackott is doing considerable livery business just now. Mrs. Morris moved to Blaekwell last week, but she got so lonesome without tho jayhawkek that last Wednesday she Bent us the money to have the Jayhawkek follow her. This office was presented with another sweet lot of sweet cake this week. The good people Clearwater seems to think there is-nothing too good for the jay- llAWEU.

It is claimed that there is now over Jayhawkers in the PJnlippmoH. Beacon Yes indeed, jayhawkers in the Philippines, Jayhawkeus every where; every body roads the JAYHAWKEK. tit- r. i i iur. j.

uvumy wno nas neen staying our city two weeks col- lectiug for Rock Island Implement has gone to Andale. Mr. unly is a number one man and a jolly fellow. When you want stoves just call on A. Sautter.

He can sell you stow- cheaper than you can buy tlutm at the wholesale houses. Go to Sautter for Btoves every time, R. GARDINER Physician and Surgeon Office in Maoredie's Drug Store. FRED HAMMERS, Lawyer. Wichita, Kans.

No. 114. N. MarkotSt. Very neatly done.

At this office. It is the only Morning Daily in a city of 30,000 population, It is the only morning daily with Associated Press dispatches within a radius of 200 miles. It has the largest paid circulation of any newpaper in its territory. It prin4s all the news that's fit to print, It is the best advertising medium in the Southwest. It is issued every morning except Monday.

WEEKLY, EVERY THURSDAY, 75c A YEAR. DAILY, 50c A MONTH. L. H. Murray, Publisher.

Write for Rates. The Republican Company, Springfield, Missouri. i i hu fliiHsuuft racuuc nas nop loinfi a hustling business this wei ind Mr, Coad the hustling agon it tins pjaoe is kept pretty busy Dr Gardner and Jedoni have linen improving thpir proper by painting their- houses. Tin" be a good example for otl: ers to follow, ftjamo Jlammers and frel Mc Culley will take the second dogree the I. 0, 0, lodge next Mon day evening All Odd Fellows are requested to bo present i-uiiK luuun ana wire and daughter Grace of Wioluta spent Sunday here visiting with Mrs Vlunn's mother, Mrs.

Mary Tomp ins, Mr, A. It. Wood wishes to oal our attention to the fact that he nxs a hioe span of young mares to xchange for free silver paper he single gold standard, will sel In tlio reorganization of the jayhawkek force Mr. Saokett las accepted the position as press nan, and any thiriff that Mr saokett can't press is not wort pressing, We call attention to the adver tisment in this issue of S. i ouukhh our new roaieatate agon Mr.

Saokett will sell anything put into lus hands whether real-estate or personal property. We received a big new adver lisement from hers, the wholesale and retail tVest Side Bargain Ho'uso in Vicl ita, but too late to got in this is- nue; Look out font next week they arc offering bigger bargains lhan ever. It will pay yon to read thoir advertisment careful ly. W. J.

Koontz, of North Cleveland avenue, adds his testi monial to the manv others who praise Honnon's Tar Expectorant tie says: "It is unquestionably me oest couurn niorticnie 1 ever used. It cured children's colds quicker than anything else i ever tried. TJio first dose ias lever tailed -to arivo relief. It's nice to take, too. Mv children cry for it every night.

The rem edy is good for young as well as old. or sale hY S. T. Mnfimri We have received quite a number of letters asking for blanks to or- straight Peoples party wo will say that we have not the blanks ready yet but just as soon as we get them printed wp shall be glad to furnish blanki with all other instructions neces sary to the formation of such clubs We shall make mention in this napfcr wnwwe getw-ady for work Jirown fine of Sedgwick counties Ex-Sh'oriff's stopped- at tho Kc4 Monday night, he has been traveling through Okla- noma this summer for an Implement Co. Mr.

Brown is a popular gentleman. NO MORE CLUBBIXG The Jayhawkek does nod p.lnh with the Kansas City Star any more. In fact will not club our iper with any paper on earth The Jayhawker is quite able to go it alone. has made his home with Mr. A Sautter since ho was a pup, has the honor of being the only dog who ever died a naturaf death in Clearwater.

Old Sport had long sinoe retired from aqtjve service and it had been years since he had chased the jaok rabbit over the plains, or took the brindlo cat up the back alley on the fly. He wa a quiet home loving dog, and no other dog was allowed to interfere with his home rights, but one cold night last week Mr. Sautter happened to put another dog into old Sport's house and left him on the outside, then the faithful dog died of a broken heart. Old Sport had been poisoned, and Bhot at a number of times, even the City marshal had failed to kill him but when he thought his master had gone back on him, he laid down and died, SCHOOL REPORT Second monthly report of Clear water school, grammar oradk No of pupils enrolled 0 86 Avorage daily attendance 82 Percont of attendanoo 80 No. of tardies 60 Neither absent nor tardy i Anna Craig Phebe Hammers Luoretia Johnson Agnes Macredie Stella Traster Edna Withrow Highest general average Eighth Grade Gail Ross Seventh Grade Stella Traster Sixth Grade Phobo Hammers H.

G.Howard, Prin. Report of Intermediate Room No of pupils enrolled 88 Average daily attendance 88 Percent of attendance 89 Number of tardies 19 Neither absent nor tardy Georgie Chellew Jacob Tjaden Jesse Johnson Albert VanCuren Roy Buckingham Highest general average: Fifth Maggie Peterson Fourth Grade Roy Buckingham Third Grade Georgia Keller Josophi no I. Bowers Teacher, Report of Primary Room No of pupils enrolled 40 Average Daily attendance 81 Percent of attendance 92 No of tardies 22 Neither absent nor tardy: Dougan Eastburn Lawrence Ross Ray Sonter Flossie KetcheJ Ada Mc Lain Ida Peterson Sennie Tjaden Highest general average Second Grade Ada Mo Lain First Grade Hand Jackson Chart Ida Pc-tsrson Miss Pool. Tccher. At present prioea for corn it is cheaper for farmers to bum con than coal, coal at (3 and (7 pr ton- is at the Tate of CO and couta iter bushel and corn tX Z1 cent per bushel it tia Buggies At Cost Buggies Below Cost This space reserved for S.

W. Sackett dealer in real-estate and all notary work done on application. you. Ycu pick Buggies any way you want'm We have them them within the next 60 days at any cost. NINTEEN Different varieties to pick frcra; your choice at yczt own price.

Bugjles, surries and spring all of the very best nuhs tzi to tzztzztczzi fcr my spring stock. Iam going to 4 and have got to get rid of Vcj? r- ni th.2 pries will salt fiwl..