The Altamont Journal from Altamont, Kansas • 3

Excellent Advertising Medium THE ALTAMONT JOURNAL THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1910. First Class Job Department Locals of Interest I High School Notes Dr. Roberts, dentist. Take your rabbits to Lane's.

For insurance see Newhouse. PiCIAL CORRESPONDENT 8 Taylor collects taxe3. Polar Bear flour, Lane's. For farm loan see Newhouse. See the 10 and 15 cent counter at Lane's.

Get your cotton seed meal of THE LATEST Tax list at the bank. Dr. Roberts, dentist. Imbodens flour, Lane's. See Lane for insurance.

special low prices on rugs Lane's. Miss Minnie Price of Parsons Rust. Lyons Best flour at Deiterich. J. H.

is visiting her sister, Mrs. Pau is exactly what you want and that is what we have in our large furniture line one of the best assortments in the county, and the prices are exactly right. Esther Hallock of Labette did not return to school this week. Cleo Walker of Labette, former student, visited school! Monday. Vesta Clark was absent from Davis.

Car of white shorts soon, see Pure rendered lard 16c a pound Lane. at Sachs Silcott bra Mrs. Sarah Chipman returned from her visit in Cherryvale Get your nursery stock of Drop in and see those safety Monday morning. school the latter part of last; week on account of sickness. i Harrington.

razors at Luman VanSlyke's. The son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mrs.

Ethel Cox of Louisana is E. F. Glass sends in a renewal for the home paper and orders School closed Wednesday noon Borah is no better. the guest of her sister, Mrs. F.

for Thanksgiving vacation, and it sent to Miami, Ariz. L. Calvin. A nice line of range and cook will begin again Monday morn Rev. and Mrs.W.

J. Poole are stoves at Luman VanSlyke. Just received new leather and ing. spending the week with Mrs. Mr.

and Mrs. K. Miles are gooa quality ror snoe repairing, Grace Stuart was absent from Poole's parents at Dexter. spending Thanksgiving here. Will Turner.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson Miss Mabel Williams spent Geo. Christy presented his school last week on account of sickness, but is able to be back this week. have moved onco the George Hil- Saturday with home folks at daughters with a handsome new dreth farm south of Town.

Parsons. Piano thi3 week- Emma Clark of Bartlett came Mrs. Kate Billington left this up tor the teachers association Mr. and Mrs. B.

F. Cohoon Fr rent, one four room house a anondw ffie dav with their and one five room house with The above cut is a true representation of the most modern and beautiful steel beds. It is one our leaders. The furn-niture in your bedroom will not meet vnnr nnnrnvnl until vnn Vinv tnifs hprl week for a visit at Edna. From there she will go-to Indepen and visited with friends until Sunday evening.

children at Parsons. barn- c- A- Lane. dence. The Canfield literary society Miss Bertha Martin of Pierce me town school had an ex I 1 mi a a i ri 9A City. wa3 a guest at the ceuent lhanksgiving program Prof, and Mrs.

Kyser will spend their Thanksgiving with Prof. Kyser's mother at Flint met last week and elected Earl Chaffee vice president and voted 1X1 co. Harrington home Sunday. yesterday afternoon. WILKINS to have a program every month.

Frank Cohoon. who underwent Mr. and Mrs. Will Lane spent Hills, Kansas. an oneration for aDDendicitis Sunday with their daughter, The members of the freshmen 5ggg some time ago, is still very bad.

Mrs. Frank Joyce, at Oswego. The Presbyterian ladies will hold their market at the Co class gave Forrest Gaw, who is sick, a post card shower. We Mia Mnrv Rnrkpr is snendinflr Mr. and Mrs.

Roscoe Potter of the dav at Carthaze. the Oswego are spending the week hope that he will soon be able to be back in school again. guest of her friend, Mrs. Bruce with Mr. and Mrs.

Wiley Potter. p. operative store next Saturday. Come and buy. Misses Mary Reasor and Mary Ackerson went to Carthage, Wednesday evening where they will spend their Thanksgiving Several of students attended Goods Tullis.

Mrs. L. Dennis and Mrs. Earl Miss Gladvs Bonwell accom- tennis are spending a few days the pie supper at Bell Friday night. Alice White received the fruit basket for being the panied Miss Ruby Brewster to with relatives at Independence her home at Thayer to spend Mrs.

Ira Gibson of Bartlesville, ALL KINDS prettiest girl present. Thanksgiving. is spending the week with ht anA Mr tiw riarV of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

A We are glad to announce the Lane. marriage of Miss Christine Poer Indianapolis, are visiting of the class of '07 to Mr. Earl The census report gives La old friends here, ihey were vacation with the lormer sister, Mrs. Willard Rude. Mr.

and Mr3. J. I. Walker and Mrs. C.

B. Lain and family and Harry Brown have gone to Sales-ville, where they will make their future home. This part of Montana is said to be a great country and it i3 hoped they will be well pleased with Clocks, High School Souvenir Spoons and Jewelry of all Nice Line Of Books Bibles, Testaments, Gift Books, Story Books and Books for the little folks. Swell line of Holiday Box Stationary. ones of this city.

The school bette county 31,423 inhabitants former citizens of Altamont extend congratulations. and it ranks ninth in the state as to population. The Labette County Teachers A. J. Hiatt has improved his residence property by grading the yard and putting new cement Association was held at the Mr.

and Mrs. H. Lyons enter high school building Saturday cement tained to Sunday dinner, Mr. and walks and some artistic porch steps. afternoon.

Quite a number of Mrs. Moni Sachs of Oswego and my motto, Lxooa uooas at Prices'' Hr Mr. and Mrs. A. R.

Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chapin and son. Richard, and Miss Mertie G.

H. Dieterich desires that Lane came down from Parsons to you bring his script in and trade E. Gilbert Altamont Kansas eat Thanksgiving turkey with it out before January 1. He Mr. and Mrs.

John Lane. will not issue script after the their new location. The following are the names of the teachers in Labette county who attended the teachers association here last Saturday; Allen Piatt, Emma Wells, Flossie Robinson, John Robinson, Cora Massa, Minnie Massa, Olive Bryant, Hallie Rude, Hazel Breidenthal, Mae Howell, Donna Howell, Kate Gady, Mrs. Scott, The Missouri Normal and the first of the year- teachers and old students were present, and a good program was rendered. After the teachers meeting Saturday a double header basket ball game was played between the high school and the Alumni.

It resulted in victory for the high school with a score of 3 to 2 for the girls, and 23 to 14 for the boys. The second namber of the lecture course was given at the Kansas Manual Training School a. J. Cook, one of the best play a game of foot ball at Pitts- painters and decorators in this burg today. They are expecting section of the country, is doing a larcre crowd and a big time.

some excellent work the Ida Liston, Myrtle Liston, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Franks Baptlst church thl3 week OVE Margaret O'Brien, Avery Atkin I p.

A nrsnf tn ifonaoa vostprrlnv uctiv. in, vjaimer nave me son, jviabel Armour, Florence to hiiv their Christmas ffoods. contract of building the large VXD UPWARD S3.GO high school building last Wednes Armour, Ella Campbell, Mamie eight room house for C. D. They will also take in the big day evening, and was highly Shinn, Myrtle Shinn, Ethel Newhouse on his fine quarter ball game between Kansas and Haines, Dottie Dartnell, Mrs.

section known as the Mills farm Missouri today. appreciated by all who were attendance. The sale of tickets for this entertainment was one Doughman, E. A. Dennis, Orma east of town.

Stevenson, Inez Woodmanse, J. E. Murray and Dr. Huff of of the greatest in the history Elsie Sawyer, Wilbur Willis, Mound Valley have bought 710 the school. This goes to show Zenith Mullen, Roscoe Baker, acres of Arkansas land 30 miles east of Little Rock.

Joe is Merle Williams, Nellie Brauns- Colds cured that the people of Altamont and vicinity know when to patronize dorf, Bell Tedder, Ada Luman, We have given a lot of time to perfecting the stove department of our business and you can travel the whole country over and not meet the equal of our several lines. We made a careful study of all makes, and when we accepted the agency of a stove or range, it had to be the best Li ilio market of that particular kind. The public has learned these facts and that is why we are having such an immense trade on stoves and ranges. And the prices are just as small as they can consistently be made. If you want a stove or range this fall or winter, COME IN and let us show you.

LIBBEY thi3 entertainment course Beulah Luman, Wm. Lawellen, advertising a public sale in this paper. He will move to Arkansas before long. El- 1 Bessie Baker, Sarinda White, E. L.

Lausten, Roscoe Griffin, in a mm Every member of the Castle Square entertainers was a star in his line of work, and we are Wm. Penny's driving horse sure that no entertainment became frightened at an auto near the city school building company have been received at Charles Piatt, Paul Woods, Sylvia McConnell, Ruth Beggs, Lois Lear, Jessie Smith, Alice Hunt, Pearl Hunt, Mae Morris, Bessie Watson, Lucy Morris, If this place with greater enthusiam If you notice the slight Tuesday morning. Forrest Penny was with him when the horse became frightened. Two than this one. We thank the est symptoms of a cold and Goldie Griffin.

people Of Altamont and vicinity of the wheels of the buggy were BONEBRAKE for their patronage of the second number of our course, and broken. Q. B. Hunt went through Must Gd to Jail and Pay a Fine. Fred D.

Warren of Girard, editor of the Appeal to Reason, a Socialist' paper, must Altamont Tuesday on the Frisco, take something at once, for it is much easier to nip a cold in the start than to cure it after it has become deeply seated and has caused extensive conjestion. Ev hope that the house will be filled for the third number which will be December 8th, and will on his way to Oswego where he went to get a house. He will be given by Mr. Burgderfer, serve six months in the federal move his family to the hub in entertainer. prison at Leavenworth, Kans about four weeks.

He will assume and pay a fine of $1,000 imposed en then it is easy to cure if you take by the jury of the United States Latest Kansas Map. For the purpose of quickly se court in Kansas. The sentence curing new subscribers to the Reads Laxative Cold Cure great Kansas newspaper, the Kansas Weekly Capital, that paper has made arrangements to give away 5,000 of the famous Willsden Official Wall Map of Kansas, which i3 now the latest and best map of Kansas to be had at any price. It is 2x3 feet A PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND. rrj rnrc BILIOUSNESS, constipation, dyspepsia, vUKUO MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEVER AND ALL LIVER CCM PLAINTS.

A GUARANTEED CURE for all diseases caused by a LIVER. One bcttlo purchased to-day may save you a serious sick epeil SMALL DOSE, LARGS DOTTLE FRICE 50c GET THE GENUINE. BALLARD SNOW LINIMENT ff-n ft. ct rtt ttc? tr of the lower federal court was affirmed by the United States curcuit court of appeals Monday. Warren was accused of sending through the Uuited States mails, envelopes on the outside of which was printed: "One thousand dollars reward will be paid to the persons who kidnap Ex-Governor Taylor and return him to the Kentucky authorities." The case was tried in the federal court at Fort Scott over a in size, lithographed in six colors, on the heaviest paper, with hangers all ready to place on Read's Drug Store the duties of register of deeds in January.

Will Jennings, carrier on rural route 3, had a run away Monday afternoon with a mule team while on the route. The mules became frightened at two sows and pigs by the road side near theS. W. Guthrie farm. The double tree was broken and the tongue came down, and the team soon had the mail wagon upside down.

The harness were broken and Mr. Jennings had to crawl out of his wagon through the front window. Mrs. Nolan, an old lady 74 years of age, was hit at Mound Valley by a Katy freight train coming north last Friday evening and died at 1 o'clock Monday. Mrs.

Nolan was a widow and lived with her two sons, Will and Joe Nolan, at Mound Valley, the house being on one side of the track and the barn on the opposite side. In crossing from one to the other, Mrs Nolan was in some way was strjick by the train, the engine haying passed, and she was so severely injured In the first stages it will break up a cold in 12 hours if taken at once. In more advanced stages the treatment must be longer. We warrant it to cure. Your money back if it fails.

Mailed to any address. Price 25c' Pure lard 18c per pound or 6 your wall; shows every railroad, and every posteffice, and contains a complete index with population of every town and city in the state. year ago, at which time the jury pounds for $1.00. C.A.Lane. We will close for the day Thanksgiving at 10 a.

m. C. A. There are, in addition, many brought in a verdict of guilty a3 charged. Warren was represented by Clarence S.

Darrow, but he argued his own case before the jury and the case was Lane. Frank Davis has ordered his i I Roland- Kniss ordered the Journal sent to his brother, F. S. Kniss, at Riverside, Calif. Mrs' L.

F. Woodruff, who has been seriously ill at her home in Coffeyville, is reported much better. There will be a county Sunday school convention held at Parsons Tuesday, November 29, day and night session. Everyone interested in Sunday school work i3 i.i.-, other new and valuable features included in this chart all of them copyrighted and controlled exclusively by the Weekly Capital, which make of untold value. several days in trying.

After the verdict and sentence of the paper changed Irom Madras, to Portland. federal court, Warren appealed If you have any of Dieterich's Send 50 cents and get this fine the case to the United States map and the big Kansas paper curcuit court of appeals, with the Read's Drug Store, script trade it out before January 1, 1911. It will not be redeemed later than December 31, every weeK ior three years. result that the vercict was af- Address Weekly CapitaJ, iopeka,.