The Weekly Echo du lieu suivant : Woodston, Kansas • 3

IB A HOME PAPER FOR HOME PEOPLE. Woodston Thursday, June 22, 1905. roi asKwmsmmmMacmsumai I Travel Via 31issouri Paciiic Ky. The Government Fas! Mail Route KANSAS CITY. ST.

LOUIS AX!) ALL POINTS ICST TRY OUR indinjr Twine i Colorado Short Line Place your orders early for what Twine, you will need. We a good supply, the quality is the best and the price is as low as any. TO PUEBLO, DENVER AND WEST. The Wagoner Route To ARKANSAS AND TIIK FA.UOUi HOT SPRINGS Equipment VtnmUinK Remember we are the leaders in 1 UI III till this line. Pullman Observation and Wofrnfic The first place.

It is light running, strong VT auild and durable. Look at this wagon before you buy one. It will please you. tollman Bullet Sleepers, RECLINIG CHAIR CARS-SEATS FREE, EL EC A CO A CHES, HIGH BACKSEATS For tickets. advertising matter and further information, call on nearest agent or address II.

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Louis. Mo. Atchison. Is. get home.

At the present she is better but has not beeu able to return home. T. O. Rrickell came down from Stockton Wednesday to look after his son Newt a few days. Albert Tallmans will soon move to town.

They will live in the house now occupied by Walker McClains. Alfred Pauley has rented Albert. Lala's fine farm in Ash Rock town-ship and will take possession as soon as Albert moves to town. William Jackson has quit working at the City Meat Market and it seeml odd to see the shop without bim. He intends to go soon to Illinois on a visit.

The town boys have a punching pag fixed up now and a few of them seem to be pretty good at pounding it-better at that than at almost any thing else. Walker McClain has quit working for J. M. Stehley and is now with the Dryden Mercantile Company at Stockton. Just at present he is taking a lay off on account of a sprained back.

On account of having sold my farm I will sell or trade one good Woods Binder and a three-tenths interest in the Engler threshing out-fit 1-3. E. LaRue. A good rain fell Monday night and Tuesday night a heavy rain fell which was quite general in this part of the county. There is plenty of moisture in the soil now and the warm weather is making the corn grow wonderfully rapid.

Freeman Alexander accompanied by some boy friends came down from Stockton Tuesday in his Automobile and went down the road as far as Alt6n. Mrs. Alexander came down on the passenger and went back with the boys. They easily outrun the freight from Alton to Stockton. HARDWARE CO.

LOCAL TIME CAKI) C. H. Mo. P. So.

til, rnssoiiger, w.est. daily, 10:35, a. in. .1 east, :25. p.

in- west, dally ex. 4: to p. m' 'MO, east, 9: 25, a. in II. L.Tiai'i.KTT.

Agent. AGRA TIME CAKD R. J. Si P. Ry.

east hound No. Ill, Kansas City ant Sout beast, 7: 20 a. m. li, I diicugo anil Northeast, 9:25 2s, Local i'asoeiiKer 5.49 p. in.

WKST HOUS I) No. 27, "Denver and the West, 10:15 a.m. 9:30 p. in. 5 will not stop except to let ntf pif-sen ei -i east of DesMoines- 0 aiid Hi stop on liag.

ed to call at his former place of busi took with her when she left him a short time ago. neas and settle. 25-1 All outstanding surip on R. II. McNutt will be redeemed by Cook ifc Co.

in merchandise. 52 I I hy buy yellow pine screen E. S. Kkxnedy, Agent. doors when you can buy the white pint at the lumber yard 47-2.

T. M. Dedman has R. S. Smither's new house about completed.

It will with a base ball and dressed a severely sprained ankle for G. D. Cribbs. Kirwin Kansan. Good bedstead for sale cheap.

2 Mkrtos L. Smith. Present indications point to a wet harvest. Frtsh Fish at the City Meat Market Saturday. R.

T. McCall is contemplating becoming a resident of our town. Hubert McNutt sold his black-driving team Tuesday to F. W. St ivens.

J. L. Jones is out at W. W. Murphy's with a force of men work Woodston Opera House, II.

(j.SMiTHfcK Manager I be a beauty when finished. It is the always up to date at 'Shorty" Brickeh's barber shop. 423 Our hobby is white pine screen doors. 47-2. it Coal Co.

WANTED: position as separator tender by man of experience. Can also operate an engine. Inquire at this oflice for particulars. 50tf. We have at this office a good gasoline range almost new.

This range is for sale and if you want a range call or write us. 47-49 Door and window screens, the best white pine, for sale by Chicago Lumber it Coal Co. 47-2 Manifold's military band will stay U. S. Postoffice, H.

Eastman M. Advertised Letter List. The following letters remain uncalled for in the post office at Woodston, Rooks county, Kas. for the month ending May 31, 1905: Mrs. John K.

Tullock frank sivers Anna Porter Persons calling tor theahove letters, please say advertised. K. Eastman, P. M. CHURCH DIRECTORY; IS.

CHURCH. Preaching every two weeks at 11:00 A prettiest little house in town. Last Thursday, June 8, was a day of accidents in Kirwin. In the practice of Dr. R.

J. Dickinson alone there came in on that one day six patients to be relieved of accidental injuries. In the morning he dressed Geo. Van Allen's boy's broken arm, later he took a needle from Mrs. Fred Ellenberger's foot.

Dressed the wound from a rusty nail in Lloyd Barron's foot, extracted a fish hook from Lloyd Poisal's thumb that made a most painful injury, bandaged Fred Smith's thumb that he had smaclied ing on a big new barn. Work was resumed on the cement building Tuesday. The workmen had been laid off waiting for cement. Mrs. Lewis Orr and Mrs.

Charles Murphy went to Alton Thursday to visit their parents and Mrs. Murphy was taken very ill before they could at home this year on the Fourth and a big celebration is planned for Beloit. All persons knowing themselves indebted to R. II. McNuttare request- A.

P. Tone Wilson of Topeka, guarantees to sell real estate or a business of any kind anywhere in the United States. All he wants is a description of the property and the lowest cash price. He does the rest. See his advertisement in this paper and write him about the property for sale.

Erom the Montrose(CoIo.) Press we learn at that at an Inter High School contest held at that place June 2d, Miss Elsie Vandegrift took first prize in declamation on "The Chariot livery week at 7:30 M. Rev II Dorks I'astor Sabbath School at 10:00 A M. W. T. Smither Supl.

UNION CIIAPKL. MKTHOWST- Preaching every two weeks at 11:00 A and 7:30 M. Rev James Kerr I'astor Baptist- Preaching every two weeks at 11:00 A SI and 7:30 1' M. Rev Beecher Union Sabbath School at 10:00 A M. 0 II Sunt TPSOEat 7:00 M.

the Oracle It is almost time for you to be thinking about some good reliable place to buy your supplies for Harvest. Now, we believe you could look the town over and not find a better place to buy your Harvest supplies than at our store. We will make a great effort to keep good, fresh stuff and plenty of it. You know we have the largest stock in town and you can find anything here that is to be had in a general store. Race from Ben Hur.

Miss Vandegrift is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Vandegrift who formerly lived on the Big Medicine and we are glad to know of her success. Our postmaster was notified last week that Route No. 1 from tne WToodston post office would establish as amended the petition sent in last spring and that it should on intn We make close figures on large bills operation July 15th.

This gives Ash Natoma will celebrate the Fourth. Rend Chapel fc Eastman's bus iness card in this issue. 52 3 Lenora preparing for a big Fourth of July celebration. Our fishermen are getting some fine ones now a days. Lei J.

N. Biekell do your barber ing and ship your laundry. 523 Rest white pine screen doors at the lumber yard. 47-2. Mr.

and Mrs. Z. A. lliggins came down from Stockton Thursday and remained until Monday. The heavy rain Thursday evening stopped work on the cement block and very little has been done since.

Young Stohr who has been working on the cement building went to Stockton Thursday from where he went to Denver to get his child which his wife If you want a large bill of goods for Ilaryest, we are here to fill your order if low prices and good goods are objects to you. You can't afford to pass us by. We want your Harvest business and will offer you good inducements on your large bills. Ve are not making any prices in this advertisement, but if you will come in with your list we will make you such a price that you will have to buy. Our large list of customers are pleased with the way we do business and there is no reason why we can't please you.

kock excellent mail service for every one in the township will then be within a mile or less of a mail route. This with the telephone service that covers the township makes property up there desireable. We hope to se -the day come when every farm will be within easy reach of mail service and have telephone communication with all the surrounding country. The farmers deserve these conveniences and they are able in this vicinity to have them. 1 Wo TL fr BBBSdD I.