The Fulton Record from Fulton, Kansas • 4

O. 0. Oohn wits elected Muyor of Maploton Monday. THE FULTON RECORD Mfol.tsiiBli KVKtlV FRIDAY! Team for mile. 8.

J. 11. Stapleton spent Tuesday Some very exclusive styles in pattern hats at Mi.hh Menu. ax it Co. -THE of FULTON BANK SUBSCRIBERS WANT ADS All cli Ktilicrilertt ni'(! enllllbil Id ndvertis.

iiijj iimlor till liending In llie cnwnt of 75 wiili eiu'h Ailvei'lUing In dune wliliin Die uliHriilicm yenr. I have armlhcr limm miti inn iiepiueil lo do all kinds ol unpet weaving, Mm. V. II. Your lust clmm to a Inirock mule for Hi-ceding, Will huld them until Ajwil Sib, T.

G. Dulloit MiipU-um, K.m'-nH, I A HOME BANK OWNED BY HOME PEOPLE I I IS Have pvery convenience of a modern hank. Btocl Jinod firo proof vault with safety boxes whoro yon fi to your valuable papers and insurance policies froo of charge. We extend all favors conBistont with prudent banking. y.

Money to loan on good roal estate security at the lowest of intorest, I Officer and Directors I.S.HALL, President TT. NILEf, Vlc-Pp. J. T. HOLMES.

Ctihltr BAIRD I W. POST Wm, 1ctoii Gleanings Everyone enjoyed tho fine rain we had Monday and Tuesday. The box supper at Dayton was success, a large number from Devon attended Miss Lilly Kerschner closed successful seven months school last Friday at Dayton. Sho will start to Business College in about three weeks. Miss Ina Barnum came home from Western Kansas last Friday.

The Telegraph lias been installed in the Devon Depot. Mr. Reed and family from Nebraska came to Devon to live on a farm. Mr. Hilton of Ossawatomie spent Thursday night at Mr.

M. G. Kerschners. There was a party at Cy. Tay ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, Entered lecond-cliw mailer, August sand 1907 ths Post Office at Fulton KatwM un-itt tbe ct of Congreu of March 3rd 1879.

CLAUDE M. GKHiSBV, Publisher. FRISCO TIME CARD North lieiind tralus 1.04 8:30 a. m. .128 6:40 a.

ra p. ro. 105 6:84 p. m. SoutU Bound Trains 1Q7 11:15 a.

m. 125 m. 108 2:43 a. m. Effootivo Sunday June 12.

W. A. Dexter Agent CHURCH DIRECTORY Methodist. Sunday school 10 a. m.

Preaching 11 a. m.and 7:80 p.m. Prayer Mooting Thursday ev'ning Presbyterian. Sunday school 10 a. m.

Young People's meoting 6:30 p.m I ETIES Fulton Camp 3176 MEETS Wednesday nights- Visiting Neighbors cordially invited OSAGE VALLEY PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION Meets at the Woodman Hall in tbe City of Fulton on the first Saturday in Maroh, Juno, September and De-' ember at 2 P. M. sharp. All good citizens and owners of livestock are invited to become members. B.

D. Morrison, Secretary. Samaritan Lodge No. 85 Meets Tory Saturday evening. Fnlton Lodge No.

2l0, A. F. A Mi-r-Meets first and third Thurs days of each month. Meets first and third Fridays of each month. Fulton Post No.

497, G. A. E. Meets" month. second Snturday in each Itebekah Lodge tJo.

316 Meets second and fourth Tuesday evenings l-'OR SA1.K-A lwi yenr old 1'ulleil TJurlinni hull. Have tho pedigree paper thin niiiuial. Jerry Young, Krmte I. 1'OR SAM', A li'Ht'l YmiiiK Home. Fred Cos, Rniile 2.

A good carpel loom fur biilu. Ma Ringer. 1IOUSI-: I'OIC SAI.K Nice four room house, lot 00x150, line niched envc, never failing well, high ground. This is great bargain. Inquire at Record Office.

FOR SALE -Fine live room house and 150 ft, square, close in, Alt ill good shape, llig filter cistern and arch cave. See Record. GOING TO Tl liv 1 'ARM on account of wife's poor health and will sell my 6 room house and two lots at a reasonable price, Time on part at 6 percent if desired. J. Holmes.

A gooiheWip piano for sale. Ida Ringer. A bunch of envelopes with your return curd printed on them fur loc on Saturday. Record Office. Silk waixis tailored waists lingerie waists at Miss Moruun Co.

110KSE WANTKD Good cheap, Mind work horse. Tniinirc-' of the Record, WANTED Stock lo pasture lor the sea son 4 miles east of Hammond. Inquire at farm or address Fort Scott, R. V. No.

6, Thos. W. Fnuee. MEN WANTF.D- To buy cigars at Mason's Drug Store. DR.

W. SMOOT Physician and Surgeon SPECIALTIES All Special, Nervous and Chronic Diseases of Men, Women and Children. Geo. Hillier Son LIVERY, Feed and Transfer Barn Good Feed Yard. If efforts to please will secure patronage we'll get it.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD The Osage Valley Proleclives of Fulton Kansas, offer a reward of One Hundrod Dollars for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons stealing chickens or any other property from any of the members of tho organization and widows. O. W. InsUeep Pres. H.

D. Morrison, Sec. 4-23-4-49 1 REDUCED RATES One way Second Class Colonist Fares in effect March 10 to April 10 inclusive VIA HEADQUARTERS For Fine up-to-the-minute Millinery. New milch cows for DkLaxo, W. II.

Green attended to legal business In Prescott The many friends of. Mrs. Loo Hereford will regret to learn that she Is very low with tuber culosis at the home iff her sister Mrs. Isaac Ltitta near Harding. Her children Arthur and Gussio are with her.

While looking at our new hats, ask to see qur new style ladio's waists. MoitGAN Co. Bnrneirltle Snap Kboti. Tho April shower Sunday night turned out to be a good rain which was fine on the gardens and small grain just sowed. Satruday was milling day in Barnesville Williams of Prescott was one of the number that brought corn to grind.

J. Jackson had business in our vicinity againFj-lday. Mr. Wray of Hammond, Mr. Pot of Harding and two sisters visited at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. John Messers Sunday. Mr. Galoway was calling in our vicinity Sunday. Said his son Fred was getting along fin and though he would be able to leave the hospital soon, they look for him home the last of tho week.

Clyde Bright and Marve Sea man made a business trip to Hume this week. Mr. White hauled a load of flour for the Barnesville mercantile Friday. John Armstrong of Prescott had business in our neighbor hood Saturday. Than Snyder has moved from S.

B. DeLano's farm and has rented Miss Anna Keatings north of Barnesville and will farm there this year. daugter of Pleas anton visited a few days this week with home folks, Glejulalo News. Mr. and Mrs, Beetner had business at Fulton Friday, Miss Nettie Cissna of Fort Scott is visiting her brother Herschel and family this week.

Arthur Dorsey was at the county seat Friday. Mrs, Will Strickland's mother of Kansas City is visiting her this week. Mrs. Baltic Moore spent Thursday with Wray. Our teacher Miss sPent Saturday and Sunday with her parents of West Liberty, Miss Clara Miller is list.

Mr. Reason Frazier and family were shopping in; Fort Scott Sat Wray was shoppirtg1 at Hammond Friday. Mrs. David and Mrs. Harrar were visiting in Devn vicmy Wednesday, Miss Mary and Golctie Coyken- dall of Avondale attended preaching services at Glendale Miss Carrie Amey was shopping at Fort Scott Saturday.

Roy Wray was at Harding Sunday evening. Sise had business Fort Scott Saturday II. C. Cissna was slipping at Hammond Mr. W.

acJiison and Mr. John Gillies Fort Scott were Duck hur-jng in this vicinity Thursr" -ay. REST AND TO MOTHER AND CHILD. Wtnnum BooTHiNO Syrup has been used forever SIXTY YKAKS by MllUONS ot MOTHERS for their CHIIJDRUN WHItB TEKTHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It BOOTHB8 the CHILD, BOl'TENB the GUMS.

ALLAYS all PAIN i CURES WIND COLIC, and is thtbert iemedy'for DIARRHOtA. It li I sure and aslc for "Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no otuer kind. Tweatynve cema a poius. LISTEN We do not give away our goods, but we sell them to you at lowest pfossibte prices.

Try us. a a a.rot Wednesday at tyio county Kl'llt. Mrs. Ed. Dorsey and daughter left for Leroy Kansas Tuesday morning, Mrs.

Margaret Wheeler of Fort Scott 1h visiting tho home folks for a few days. 1 77- New spring millinery now ready for your inspection at Miss Morgan Co. m. J. Irvin is hero from Minne.

sota visiting his daughter, Mrs. L. D. DeLano. Found, a ladies hand on the street.

Inquire of O. P. Hill and pay for ad. Miss Myra Hose returned Wednesday. She has been teaching in Western Kansas.

Ladies Circle of the Presbyterian church met with Mrs. L. I). PoLano yesterday. Charles Blosser went up to Kansas City Wednesday morning to purchase a threshing outfit.

It is time you were selecting some of those1 nice Easter Cards at Mason's Di'ug Store before it is too late. Ainer Aus and wife and Hugh Coyan and family of Fort Scott were over Sunday visitors witli relatives in Fulton. We wish to thank Mrs. E. Slack, of Dillon, Montana, for a good subscription dollar Which she sent this week.

Word received from Brandon, Texas, states that Mrs. Mary Dail arrived there safely and is enjoying her visit at home. Why let mites and lice kill your chickens when you can buy crude carbolic acid for 75c. gallon at Masons Drug Store. The High School Sophomores were taken back to Pleasanton Saturday night, after the play, ui a flock of joy wagons which came for them.

D. W. Vannatta and family are noir living at Grand View, Mis soun. Grand View is the first station south "of Swope Park on the Kansas City Southern. A farewell reception was given at the residence of Mrs.

Mary E. Hall Wednesday afternoon by the ladies of the Woman's Relief Corps in honor of Mrs. L. A. Dail, who expects to leave Fulton soon.

Joseph Fuller is able to be down town again, after a severe spell of sickness, Mrs. Fuller who has been dangerously ill with pneumonia is steadily recovering her usual health. Use one third crude as Antic aeidatwothirw- oU or tuiu jw- i.i rrc witn one oi wuse xrco sprays ana you win nuu uo any more witn mites or lice. Fur sale by IuAS6N THE Druggist. John Cotter, J.

R. Stapleton, N. M. Cloninger, J. A Stapleton and C.

A. Campbell went to the county seat Wednesday as dele gates to the Bourbon county W. A. convention. Ed.

T. Shaffer was elected one of the s'tate delegates by the convention. Dr. J. W.

Smoot is doing his snare tOTraru iuuvmH niuuu forgo forward. He has purchased a Brush runabout and will be enabled to extend his practice indefinitly with it's assistance. AU these private count toward the showing town makes. SAY TIME ANP MONEY by' keeping in immediate touch with the rest of the world. A TELEPHONE DOES IT.

Fulton Mutual Tel The Misses Alice Robey, Nunlo Taylor, Epsy Murphy, Ethel Pine imd Myrtle Bnrn.es, ail of Pleasanton, were caller lit the Record 'Office last Saturday. They are all nice intelligent, ladyliko girls who make thorn-selves welcome wherever they Yesterday afternoon at the office of Probate Judge W. R. Russell, occured the marriage of William Beth and Mrs, Nancy Brown, During the afternoon they left for Kansas City where they will spend a few days with friends, after which they will be at home to their many friends ut V2'd South Broadway. Mr, Beth is one of the oldest residents of Bourbon county, claiming the distinction of being one of the first white children born in this county.

He fesided for many years hear Fulton where lie hoinesWdod a farm in the early days, moving to this city but two years ago. Mrs. ifrown is also a well known resident of Fort Scott who has made her home here for many years. Fort Scott Republican. School Report The Ft.

Lincoln school closed Friday. March. 81. after a successful term taught by Mrs. Dorothea Toynton.

About noon the teacher and scholars were happily surprised by a number of patrons and visitors coming in each with a basket filled with palatable viands, which they soon spread on tables in readiness for consumption. Then all present extended sympathy to the obsti nate few that were not present and did ample justice to the bounteous repast. After dinner we were entertained by a short but interesting program which was prepared by the teacher and many bright scholars of the district. Tbe Silo and Silage Topic for Monthly Institutes in Kansas for Saturday after noon, April 15, 1911, 2 o'clock. in October, 1909, tnere were only about sixty silos in Kansas From March to December, 1910, probably six hundred stave and concrete suos were erected, and in this season I am sure a thou sand silos will be built.

There is much, misapprehension relative to its value. The Agricul tural College, therefore, wishes to submit the following outline for basis of discussion on SILO DAY, APRIL 15, 2:00 P. l. ine suo as an economic farm building. Advantages Difficulties, Problems.

2. Who needs a silo? 3. Types and material of suos. 4, Cojnmon mistakes in building silos', 3. Filling the "slid, time, machinery, methods.

6. Crops best suited for silage. 7. Rate and methods of feeding for dairy cows, beef cattle, horses, sheep. 8.

Location of silo as to convenience of crops for filling, and for feeding. 9. Methods of determining size of silo to be built. J. H.

Miller Supt. Farmers' Institutes. Kansas Whiskers Collier's Weekly says: Emporia Gazette describes the statewide joke as a quiet and persistent crusade," and furnishes the following historical background and official statement: Years ago when Peffer bran- dishpd his bushel ot spmacn in public and extreme Populism was expounded by bewhiskered orators, male and female, the fsirtnonist and humorists of the country gave the state the repu ration of bcintr the nursery of whiskers. To this day the im nvoBsion prevails all over the r- civilized world that Kansas beats the Boers for beards. As matter of tact, are less cbnspicious in Kansas than in 'other states.

A traveler in Missouri will see more alfalfa on men's faces in a day than lie will see hi Kansas in a week. A diligent collector could- gather more whiskers in one county in Indiana than could be found in allot Kansas." lie May I for lot my lor's Thursday night, everyone reported a line time. Miss Nellie Stewart spent Sunday with home folks. Miss Mabel Kerschner spent several days visiting in the Dayton neighborhood last week. News I'roni West of Town B.

Cook was out from Fort Scott one day last week. Frank G.uffy and family moved from our vicinity the first of the week. John Pickford was among the neighbors to buy seed corn Saturday. Mrs. William Coyan visited last week with her daughter, Mrs.

Bennet Cook, in Fort Scott. A Mr. Green is working for Bob Finley this spring. Wheat is looking fine and green in our locality. Shaffer's Restaurant FRESH OYSTERS CHILI FINE CANDIES and CIOARS Post Cards Acentfor Kansas City Star R.

C. SHAFFER Ii. Warren Snider DENTIST FORT SCOTT. KANSAS Over Greenfield's Clothing Store At Dr. Elliott's Office 1st and 3d Tuesdays" of each month.

We carry a large and well selected stock of goods, and were fortunate in securing the services of an experienced trimmer from Kansas City, so we are confident we can please you in Style, Quality and Price. $usi3 iBctrrjatt (In. Cora, Camp No. 40S', JJoyal1 Neigh-borsc-Meets first and third TnflMfop of each, mpnlilh. Card of Thanks family and relatives The family and relatives oi Frank E.

Bloom wish to express their thanks and appreciation to the friends and neighbors, who have so kindly assisted them in their sad bereavement. Mrs. F. E. Bloom Mr.

and Mrs. V. Bloom Mrs. Magaret Hoover Mrs. Lee Shaffer, Mrs.

Eaaest Casteel Nothing more-artistic in the way of ladies and childrens hats was ever seen in our city than those now on display at Miss Morgan Co. J. E. Latimer, of the Pleasanton Herald, Called on the Record Saturday. Mr.

Latimer is a genial goodfellow bearing all the earmarks of' the typical Kansas newspaper man and it is' a pleasure to know'hhn. 41 a VTorwaia No. Relief Corps Meets first and nird Salnrdoys. At the HilUer Shop First Class Work Guaranteed. Special Attention given to Cripple and Interfering Stock BLACRSMITHING j.

R. JEFFRIES Toil ran hate i botB wiin Aur Owner Outllt-new dark room miMi, in two nila tov cr girl can afford Kin of Rift or twsr money Siina plinti Muuw. Undertaking I a to points in the North and Northwest W. A. DEXTER Agent Frlica tin.

Ftllton JOHN T. ELSE FUNiERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER RADER Agents All work guaranteed. Call day or night. Vin. Cordis Co.

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