Garland Gazette from Garland, Kansas • 8

fa rlapd of Ueel, Boyer it i felmeriCrum has moved in from HOOSIER ALLEY. ITEM8. (By W. Grimes.) I Mrs. Tom Morris and her mother, hia old home in the country, to his new' home north of the postofllce.Here Dragging; Down Pains are a symptom of trie most serious trouble which can attack a woman, viz: falling of the womb.

With this, generally, comes Irregular and painful periods, weakening drains, backache, headache, nervousness, dizziness, Irritability, tired feeling, etc The cure is julisa Mary packer of Centralla, who uras the gu'est of her uncle, C. W. SVHacke and fajntly, left on Monday for Mulberry, Pittsburg and other Heavlsjdes Seitrshipped a car ot after it will be Dr. Crum. Grandma Farmer, went to Arcadia on U.

Clary, the chairman ot East Drywood, hai nominated the fol lowing election board for the congressional iontest, Mtrch 24th: ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft on Irving Mead, John Lockner, A. Farmer and; Frank Locoklngblll juntt ed into the barfd-wagon on Tuesday i. and went witu the crowd to Kew Mexico. They expect to take up Garland, Kansas. Dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE Everything kept in an up-to-date store.

New line of hats just received. Flour 1 .20 per sack. Independent Oil. Big package garden seeds 4c. Ask for the Premium Stamp.

iH. A. Lee, supervisor. P. Brsham, I.

W. Roberta, judges C. B. Hocker, D. W.

Boyer, Clerk. L. H. Twombly was the auction aril WIHEp of eer at the box supper given by the a claim and enjoy the' rural life on the" frontier, ve had a phonogram on Monday from W. D.

Vandine at Deerfiela where he is visiting with his daughter md trying to benefit his health. He Baptist brethren. The box brougnx by Miss Blanche Packer, the school marm near Swart, brought the highest Sundayto spend a few days. Miss Laura Durboraw had, a birthday party laat Friday evening. All report hbving a flue time.

On account of the bad roads Hoos-ier Valt has been more quiet than usual the 'past week. The following I the report of Bell School District No. Three for the month ending February 23, 1906: Number enrolled, boys 20, girls 18, total '38. Average daily attendance 34. Thohe present 20 days wer.3 Melvln, Emma, Ivy, Llllie and -rma Bowers, Lafa and Enos Runyan, Hallie Stearns and Clifford Pellett.

Thoe present 19 days were Robert Covert, James and Dulcie Durboraw, Llryd and Leonard Williams. School is progressing nicely. and friends always welcome. Mabel H. Smith, Teacher.

prices, ifiverygne present enjoyed the occasion. has recently put up a monument at the- grave of his wife. Prof. A. Adamson had his The Female Regulator that wonderful, curative, vegetable extract, which exerts such a marvelous, strengthening influence, on all female organs.

Cardui relieves pain and regulates the menses. It is a sure and permanent cure for all female complaints. At all druggists and dealers In 1.00 bottles. face disfigured somewhat with some scratches His hcrse fell down wit him. E.

Martin moved back from Girard and will cccupy one of B. Rtrigo's farms south of Garland. J. L. and Scott left this Dr.

Anderson reports that Miss Myrtle iHunslcker who was sick wii. pleuropneumonia, is convalescent. W. C. R.

Howard and D. Palmer thought that spring had come, ami (' erased those whiskers from the lip. A nor'wester followed in-stanter. E. Heuser has begun the exca-vation for the new cottage on East Main street.

liveryman, move'l his family to town on Monday. Tney Will reside on Garland Heights. GOS8 GOSS, iZSTSRNKRIHNS week ivith their families for Estancia, "I SUFFERED AVVTUL PAIN. In my womb and ovaries," writes Mrs. Naomi Bake, of Webster Grove, "also in my right and left sides, and my menses were very painful and irregular.

Since taking Cardui I feel like a new woman ar.d do not suffer as I did. It is the best medicine 1 ever took." ft New Mexico to make their future home iaidst the sage brush in the 4 uanana, Kansas, uc i u. oi nutuurg, cantos 117 7th Pittsburg, Kansas Valley. GRHDUKT6S OF3 WESTERN VETERNHRY Arkansas Letter. Special to the Gazette.

As I have not seen anytuing in the Gazette from the Sunny South where -e sun sumes all the time when it is The Western fever has strucu. 1 corner and quite a number will investigate opportunities in New from the Hiattville switchboard to the Redfleld switchboard. This needed Improvement will give the companies a clear wire from Hiattville to Fort Scott. Mr. Jackson's little three year-oK daughter, has been very sick and Dr.

Huett, of Redfleld called to see her. ft not cloudy or raining, I thought wouid let you know we are still at suoam. Mexico. SCHOFIELD ITEMS. Several of the families of this vicinity have had a round with the gripp this Miss Hazel Elder has been sick wi.a iagrippe for several days, but is reported better.

Mr. Nels Olson went to Hiattville Friday on business. Miss Lillie Dreger has the LaGrippe It is hoped that she will soon recover. Mr, Smith Runkle has moved on his farm that he bought from his brother. Mr.

Norrls, of Labette County, has bought the Dr. Bender farm and moved on it. An interesting letter appears la Si I see by papers and letters from you Issue from Geo. W. Anderson, one of the' Gazette family at Siloam Garland that the soads are muddy in The Dead Springs, Ark.

ft ft ft ft ft ft ft Is one which hide away; which earns one Chas. Gross, of Weir, visited his tnat section. We know nothing aboux muu here, as it don't get that way. We have fine weather almost all the time. We have sown oats au- planted potatoes.

Siloam Is on a boom, not less SWART NEWS. By Uno Who. March came in like a lion and of couse we expect it to go but like a lamb. you brother in law, u. w.

Boyer, over night on Tuesday, Mr. Gross is arranging 1o operate coal on his farm between Arcadia and Mulberry. Mr. Smith, from Iowa, unloaded his Mrs. Bertha Robinson, who has been cars at Hiattville this week.

He has Miss Mabel Smith, the teacher ot than a dozen new houses are being punt, and a sixty thousand dollar hotel will be completed this spring, v. a ble to 'turn up missing' without a moments bought the R. H. Gordon farm, and the Bell, visited at FOrt Scott on visiting her sister, Mrs. Rutherford, leit- for Fort Scott Monday.

moved on it. Sunday. She missed the early pas- are going to get another raurcaa warning consequently senger next morning, Mr. Thomas and family spent Sun ft ft Rev. Taylor, the pastor at Schofield filled his regular appointment here there was pschool in her quarters.

day at Mr. Gilbert's near the school house. Sunday afternoon. Gramlme Dawson, of Liberal, Mo, through the town. We have decider to stay at Siloam this summer, ana eat eome ot those strawberries which ian.e just fourteen to fill a Quart box.

George. W. Anderson. Mrs. Elizabeth ee, of Swart, is on A Live Dollar arrived Tuesday to visit in the home of her nephew, V.

Dawson, on ft the sick list, also one of air, Woody's The Hiattville Mutual Telephone Col held its quarterly business meeting at Hiattville Saturday. The directors decided to run another wire route 2. Several of the nimrods have been Mr. Bert Brown and family visited is the one which you place in this bank at Mr. Green's Sunday.

enjoying the trophies of their sport-wild duck on toast. Jxt. Morris spent Sunday with her where it is always safe and ready to invest raiaer, Mr. Swarts. Telephones.

Only a little over a year since and Garland received its first rural tele pnone line. Today it has eleven, permeating all sections connecting town with country and neighbor with neighbor. What a convenience! when telephones first made their appearance they were a luxury enjoyed by a few, but now are a neces Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

Beagles spent 1 EXTRA ITEM8. 4 By A. J. Ogle. Spring' Time is here with its attendant changes and I am ready for your orjier for Weill JEiypei? We have our New Sample Books Sunday wiw rs.

Beagles' sister, Mrs, W. Carter, west of Garland. Miss Kettle Lynd closed a very sue Mrs. John Locker is in poor health. At times ahe is able to be cessful school at Pleasant View last Friday.

from the Best companies in the West and desire to state that we havethe best and handsomest line of patterns ever broueht to Garland. Every order earn something for you. 5 firfet BapK port Kansas. DeDbsitorv of United States, State of Kansas, Miss Goldie Gilbert visited Miss Blanche Packer Sunday. sity sought oy all.

It's universally agreed that the phone is the greatest time saver we have and when, com-mned with good roads we'll be a going at a rate not dreamed of a century back. Auese rural lines have been bull by the cooperation of friends and and neighbors. Each has added hi Mr. Milt Aahby left for California guaranteed same as Country work solicited. Graining and natur March 6th.

al finishes artistically done. Drop Miss Ella Leslie visited the family ot Mr. Culver, the Swart merchant, on Sunday. mice and when united we have accom me a postal, M- TROUT, The Painter and Paper Hanger, Garland, Kan. Prof.

A. spent Sunday plished something none need be Bourbon County and City of Fort Scott. ashamed of. with home folks. He is wielding the birch near the Caldwell school house.

MiBses' Ethel Wise and Eunice There are quesiona to be settled yet. Build a Commercial Line to our county seat. What. Join the Bell-and Heavisides and Mr. Clarence Wise were visiting at Mr.

Adamson's Sun swauowed by that monster? Not 1, up, and then ahe la down again. San btewart, tn aged veteran, father-in-law of Henry Long, has gone to the military home near Leavenworth, Kansas. The veterans are becoming old and feeble and not able to plow as i old. Mr. Houser, from near Palmyra, has come to his farm, which he purchased of Neal Heuser some weeks We bid all such a cordial greeting.

March has come in like a lion with high winds, thounder and rain, and will probably go out like a bay steer, icking and brawling. Deck Palmer has bought and added an additional lot to, Jala place, and is fencing the same. A dox supper came off at th school house hall the evening of March 1st for the benefit of the West Uhptlst church, which was a fair success. The proceeds were None are talking politics in this section. II prefer to chat of business and telephones.

Health is quite good abo'ut Garland says' one. But it's good to have think Dora Gilbert spent Sunday with Ha ing msn. Think out your work, then zel Wolf. work out your thoughts says one Tor rr. PAYS TO BUY Good Pictures and Frames.

Money to Loan A number of persons are intending to leave for Idaho, March 13, among Gty Book Store GILLIES PATRICK No. 16 Soutft Main. The place to get the. nicest books at, the loweat prices. Books suitable for every child in school.

Also ajbeaixtiful line of cards for the last day of school. 16 8. Main Fort 8coU, K. Good this year. Mr, Yates and Mr, Ritchie.

Misses Mamie and Vera Denton vis ited Miss Hornbeck Sunday ON Chris Leonard visited in this our good men. Good! History tells US' that sometime last summer enough men in each of the several companies became powerful enough with the assistance of their backers to elect delegates to meet a representative of the Bell Co. in the city of Fort Scott and confer In regard to the proposed; connection. They met. -A plan was submitted by the said Bell Co.

and discussed in its various forms. Being the very best that could "be procured at that time, the delegates returned Good next year. Good all the time. People are refusing to buy cheap stuff. The better goods are more in demand, and if you buy of.

us the price is but little on Mr. neighborhood Sunday. Mr. W. H.

Wilson called Swarts Sunday evening. FHRMS C. C. NELSON ,4 CO FT. SCOTT.

Folio w'ng, is -the school report of the Custard District 34 for to tneir respective companies ana and wi'-i few exceptions for which we THOMPSON'S NEW ART STORE. 15 S.Main St. Moore BIdg. i Ft. Scott, Kans.

rnqnth; ending February 9th Total tii'follment to date, males ttl teehrff males 19 total 32. Averse Ann RtrMdanee" males 13,.,: fema'fe? were received not in a very friendly way. That contract, spouea. xne weather was too it would Helman Fort Scott. Kansas will give you the following bargains, 7 not hatch what was wanted.

Good. 14, total in days, males 180," 257 total -Those rnnJviiiir a trade 90 percent About two weeks since, delegates BROTHERS BOYUR from our various lines, met the man are grateful Mrs. Thomas Laman has set "her incupator, bought at the D. B. Dumas sab, and Is looking for- ward with appetizing anticipations tor th-j c'elicious files to materialize, later on.

-Mr the state line black-' smith, has put In operation a rig for sawing stove wood, and waa so r-- anxious to test it that he sawed more are as follows: Rosnand Ruth Burkley. 'ir Pirst published In Town and Gauntry i February 16, 1966., 1 ager of the Bell Co and we were cor-Uiay A contract. waB fram POLAR FLOOR Howwd. Intermedlin- ed and one more Just to all' concerned. NOTICE OF THE APPOINTMENT OF r'J.

T. BfATTV. 1 Alcert-'Npedham, Myrtle Calt rI, Mrico Sullivan; Jthn Sullivan. 'U 'BEST OK stlitlit'tirogresslrg nicely I would be hard to formulate." Let facts be' submitted to a candid mind. The proposed line from Gar land to Fort Scott will cost the Companies that build it about $100.

Eigilt 20 lb AANo. 1 Granulated Sugar for Keroslneoil per Gal. in any quanti- No. 1 Colorado Potatoes pw B8h s- el 806 Blend Coffee Flow JXard oe Soft fWhes.t War. ni CllJ ate to Inspect tMOft-v State of Kansas, Bourbon Bk Adamton, the wrltyrs wool ile, gratua.

Many thanks cheerfully offeretL Milage Hufflne, boa of our grain and hay Is down from Kan as City to visit the home folk. companies combining will have, to put' J. n. Irvr la the mt'rt if tfc estate of Bob-t Ciyea. J-s rton County, -j i tim C't v.

4 tf i Jess Meaehman Is back from Ok homa after nearly a month's visit up $12.60 each. The rent of the cell poles will be about 117.60 perl Seventy messages at 2 l-2a rent on pble i year. Pcrr messages at 2 l-2c ua! wlii pay fortune, A Dumas is viaitintf the old home chfleld, "1- 1.