The Times from Fulton, Kansas • 4

THE TIMES. Real Estate. Setting Out in Lite! well -as ia theihick of the battle, is time when a man should be careful neat and correct dressing-. First impressions are half the victory. Who a better chance, even in looking for situation, than the youne- man whose is anevidence of taste, thrift and judgment? Young; men who wish to prosper should order their Suits and Overcoats tram M.

BORN Veterinary Book Free. Dr. Humphreys' Veterinary, Manual on the treatment of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Dogs and Poultry, mailed free upon request. AddrebS the Humphreys1 Company) New York, Remember Jake Stauffer handles the Goodlander Flour of Fort -Scott. You cau't find no better sflour in the market; try it.

The Nw York ThrksoA-Week World and the Fuiton Times, hoth papers for10, Now's thetimetohnd in your subscription. Bring ia your job work aod we will do it at reduced prices. This is business, come and see. Come in and let us write you a sick benefit policy in the American Benevolent Association. Great Chicago Merchant Tailors, over 20 yrs.

at the.hcad of the Custom Trade. apes can be suited. Style, fit and workmanship are guaranteed. The yrarM's best looms supply the material. The Best i always The Most Economical.

lOONrW SELECTED FATXEUNS TO OUDEB FBOU. CAJLLOH Price Osborn! The teachers met Satmday afternoon and organized a teaefhers meeting with Prof. Bergerm as president and Miss Bailey secretary. There were a number of teachers from the oouotry schools present, Papers upon subjects were read br Miss Carlisle, Mies Connor and Mr. Longshore and discussions upon them followed each paper aa6l.

Btfrgenm gave a general talk upon the -school work. They will meet every three weeks and expect to -exchange many excellent ideas with each othep- in the school work. It teftns to us that bay should be put under cover and not be allawed to he etaefeed outside especia-Jy these dry that if a Are should get out, with the wind a blowing it would be good by to property in its way as water is scarce. Mosttevery city has an ordinance forbid-ing stacking hay in that shape. The lecture Tuesdaynight to the Ep-worth League hy Mr.

Deb ro from Ft. Scott was well attended. After the lecture the members adjourned to the pleasant home of Mr. and where program was rendered a'id after which a nice lunchon was served, Mrs. Lews and her father drove to Ft.

Scott ooe day last week. Miss Hattie Bailey visited with her mother Saturday and Sunday. Mips. Miller of Fort Scott visited With Mrs. I.

H. Scott Wednesday. Delbert Reyonalds and Win Feltet visited Fort Scott one day last week. Misses May Hutton. Stella Castile and Belle tihaffei drove to Ft.

Scott. Saturday, Mr, Falters little three year old-child bad its arm broke by falling off a box yBSterday, We will pat letter and note heads, envelopes eale bills, any job puintin g. at i.6w figure for cash, jffu'w is your time to hit us, 0 Caveate, nd'Traito-Marlcs obtiined and all Pat-conducted (or moderate Fees. Our Office is opposite u. "'t11" and we can secure patent ia less time than those remote from Washington.

Send model, drawing or With descnp- coft ofsame in the U. S. and foreisn countries! sent tree. Aaaress, :C.A.SNOW&CO. OppPATtNT Office, W8HInqton.

D. C. Fo, 124 ac 124 aore farm in Anderson county, with a ten horse now creamery, an some (Tooacowg. jNoencumDr for stock of merchandise good cows. No encumbranoe.

Will trade No. 8. '4 80 acres of improved land 6 miles' of Etnaoria, Kansas. Clear. Will trade for merchandise.

No. 4, I Store building in Qarnett, 140 feet, deep, 2 stories high. Will rent for 165 per month. Clear. Will trade for clear land in eastern Kansas.

N. 10. 400 acre stock farm in the western part of this state. Well improved. Will trade for city property in Bourbon or adjoining counties.

No.ll. 640 acres in Linn county, well improved, 4 good houses, and orchards for sale at a bargain. Belongs to a mortgage company, fart cash, balance' on time at 6 per cent. No. 12.

160 acre farm Linn county, well improved; for sale on easy terms. No 13. 4 room house in Fulton for sale at a bargain, Fart cash, balance on time. No 16- Good 4 room house in Moran, no encumbrance, will trade for merchandise. No.

17. 3 good residence lots in Qarnett. Clear-Will trade lor stock or sell on easy terms No. 18. 9 room bouse in Mound City.

Will trad for millinery stock, Price 12,000, mort gageiiOU. No 19. 15 lots in Kansas City trade for clear land; must be clear. A new honse 24x24, 10 foot posts. 2 good 1 ots.

ents for $4 0. Handy to business. In Stotesbury, Vernon county, Missouri. Stotesbury is on the new line from Kansas City to the Gulf, and on the Osage river. Also a number of stocks of merchandise for sale and trade.

The foregoing is only a partial list of what 1 have. If you have anything that you want to sell or trade call or at Fulton Kansas. S. L- Mathews. Inquire at the Times office.

If you have ever seen a little childin a paroxysm of whooping cough, or if you have been annoyed by! a constant tickling in the: throat, you cari appreciate the value- of One Minute Cough ure, which give quick relief. Br Bader Eurnirg. itching skin diseases instantly releived bv De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve, unequalled for cuts bruises, burns. It heals without leav-ingascar. l)r, I.

Kader. Moments areuseless if trifled away any they are dangerously wnsted if consumed by delayjn cases where One Minute Cough Cure would brinfim-mediate relief. 1 Running sores, Indolent ulsers ahdj similar troubles, even though of many years' standing, may be cured by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It sooth ths, strengthens and heals. It is the great pile cure, Dr, Eader, dealer.

Any one c'ontemplating-a trip to Tex as this fall on one of the Excursion will confer a favor on us if they will give us their name; not for publication but for our own benefit. No man ur woman can enjoy life oir accmplioh much in this world while suffering from a torpid DeWitt Little Early Kisers, he pills that cleanse that organ, quickly. To heal the broken and diseased tis. sues, to soothe the irritated surfaces to instantly relieve and to pcrmantn tly cure is the mission of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. We ill furnish the Topeka mail with The Times for 1.50, per year in advance.

It is the best paper published in the State. It is worth the piice of the subscription alone. Lis; of Patents granted to Kansas Inventors this week, (rjported by C. Snow Co, Patent Attorneys, Washington, D. C): P.

E. Erickson, Scandia, Weed-' destroyer. For a copy of the above patent send 10 cenls in stamps and date of this paper to A Snow Co Washings onD.O FOR SALE, A If ew Fine Male Pigs Sired by Dick Hadley, No. 3. whose, sire sold for 6,65.

00 by F. Rubl. As The Best Friend" isa familiar Lame for De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. alwaya ready for emergencies While a specific for piles, it also instantly relieves and eurea cuts, bruises salt rhum, eczema and all affections of the skin. It never fails.

Dr. Rader, D. P. Bradford, Agent for all 'the best styles of Typewriters made in the United States, 22 in number, on very reasonable terms: if not as recommend ed -no sae. Come in and let us send for the Kansas City Weekly Star, the Fultou Times included for a dollar fVr 12 months, both 6 month for(5cts Missouri farm foe sale on trade Eighty or 65 xren cboioe, second bottom land, nver overflows, SO miles north west of Nevada, tbo county Boat, 5 miles from three railroad points, raven miles from famous Kich Kill coal mines, line market, postofflce and two churches within 3 miles, half mile to gchool house, new commodious dwelling well painted, well of crystal water at kitchen failing stock water which affords good fishing pools, plenty orlwood and coal.

Well as sorted bearing apple orchard, prolific plum orchard, grapes and other small fruits. Splendid train, fruit and ideal stock farm, Positively best of rite stee in the country. ill trade for desirable city or country property. Price reasonable: terms' easy, address S. P.

Rock, Vernon Co, Mo. liOSt? One large gray lap role and rolled inside was blocks for a quilt, a piece of dark calico and five iframed pictures. Lost on the Fulton road between Arthur Smoofes farm and Ezek-ial Hanaway farm. SeptSO, 1897, The finder will be suitably rewaided for the return of the same or leave at Barnsville store Dr, J. W.

Smoot. Small precautions often prevent great, -mischiefs, Pe Witt's Little Early -fiiser are very small pills in size, but aremost ffeective inpieventing the nost sen ous forms of liver andtomacn troubl The.y cure constipation and beadaeh arwi regulate thebowels, Dr. Hade The Tiafes and The Weekly 1.50. New York Tribune' 1.50. Weekly Star 1.00 Journal 1.50 Ft.

Scott Tribune, 1.50 W'RE IN IT FOR JOB WORK, anl take a back seat For no one. HUMPHREYS' No. i Curses Fever. No. 2 Worms.

No. 3 Infants' JD-jseases. No. 4 a JDiarrhea. No.

8 Neuralgia. No. 9 Cures Headacha No. y) Dyspepsia. No.

11 Delayed Periods. No. 12 Leuehorrea. No. 14 Skin Diseases.

No. IS Cures Rheumatism. No. 16 Malaria. No.

20, Whooping Cbugh No. 27 i ICidney Diseases. No. SO Diseases Np. 77 XJoids and Grip, Sold by Druggists, or sent prepaid -oa receipt of price, or 5 for tl.

Db. Huhphbixs'- Bombopathio HEiiniAii i or DisnABSfl Mauxb Fesk. a about lias a attire The All John Bradford. Publisher. ENTERED IN THE fOST OFFICE AT FJJIrON, KANSAS.

AS SECOND CLASS MATTER. FULTON, KANSAS. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. 7ft TtCy ft 7J? TQ VTF I Come in and let us order the Kansas City Journal, Star or Times, we can save you money, "Pipe weather, Marion Knight of Stotesbury was ia town Monday. -r- Rev.

Hunter filled a pulpit at Fort Scott Sunday. ArA it rained, but we need a regular old down pour, Mr. Bealer took the train nojjth Tuesday morning. Snow and rain in Colorado, Nebraska and So. Dakota.

E. T. Shaffer and W. Stone drove to Hume Wednesday. E.

C. Gates was up from Scott Monday on legal business. Notice H. F. Buble's ad.

and wtiat he says in regard to stoves, Will Felter was in town Monday, ha is working for a book company. Senator Shaffer iid business in Kansas City first of the week. You can't mias it in usein? Pleasan-ton or Goodlander flour. Did you notice the bank statement. It makes a good showing.

Rev. Priee of Fort Scott; preached, two spleuded sermons Sunday. Dr. Smoot says thre is a number of cases of trpboid fever near Barnsville, Patrick Dorsey has his house moved on to the foundation prepared for. it.

5. Staaffer is-putting down a' flag stone walk from the street to his residence. Miss Myrtle Hill returned Saturday from Sprague, Where she had been visiting; Mrs! 0. Johnston and' family were In Scott Saturday-visitine Jadge Hack-ett family; Dr. Baird bound to toe improving his property.

The latest ts air- addition to bis barn. You don't want to miss dropping into J. B. Stapletoo's and see his imoienoe stock of dry goods. Everybody has been Wishing "and hoping for rain, as the creeks and wells are getting short on water.

It is election next Tuesday all day If you want to see prosperity continue put you in the right place. Mrs. M. E. Boyd from Scott and an aunt from Kansas City was here last week visiting Mrs.

Johnston I Mr. Mcintosh of Hammond was ia our city Monday buying hay. He pays from four and a half to seven dollars per ton. Mr. Mclntue says it is hard to -get men started this way to, buy farms just now but hopes for busiSesa.to piek up in his line soon.

Frank Shipman is the boss stone mason on the foundation of the new parsonage for St, Patrick Church. Frank is all right. Grant Hicks operator the K. C. S.

A R'y at Kansas City, was in town last week taking a fay off. He went to. Springfield. Why not clean the rock off of Osage avenue at least. A stranger driving into town will think it a rocky road, faud should happen to break a buggy wheel what then? Patrkk Gorman was in town Tuesday and paid this office a vsit.

Mr. Gorman is a man that stays by his friends politically, or He is a Bian that has worked hard for what he has accumulated. We wtfit up to, see how Judge Dorsy was making it with bis house; he has it placed and thb masons are putting Ia the foundation. The Judge will have as nice property as there are fn the city whence gets It shaped up, A remarkable clubbing offer, TO OUR SUBSmi BERS. By special arraiietnonts with I'm publishers we will acopt wubscrip- tions for the Fulton Timks and Leslie's III ns( rated Weekly for one year for :.00 AVhtn you oon- 'dnr that price of L-Nli Weekly aloiie is a year, you cfci rendily a lint splendid of-f i i a ts Lesije'ri Weekly the olck'ot and best established of the great illustrated New York journals.

It is the most enterpri.iiug; its illustnitions are all of the Invest order and are superbly printed. TLere is no important event happening, either at hamfi or abroad, but that a Leslie representative is on hand to chronicle with Willi pen and pencil. Subscribe now both for yourelf and for mme friend's Christmas Gift. Remit $3.00 to this offiee and you will receive both papers for one year SLoo The subacriptiofi price of Demorest's if? roduced to Yetir. Deuiorests Faiiiily filiiMzhie.

Demorests Family Magazine i move tiian a FasV ioa AJHga.uue, altho I ugh itgivps tbe very "Jatesr Lotae and ttt-lSi- jjjJ eacb mouth; this te only one many valuable features, ill has something for each meoibw of tbe iumily. Ut7e triaf. You oan get tbe this great family Maga zine with its Cbristmaa number witU h-e Fultcn k) a short time. So come in aad lat us order it. Remerab-jr we Clab with any Newspaper or Ulagaaine published and -save you money.

Como and ee us before ordering. Don't Waste Money By paying any one more tnan tne manuiacturers- for Sowiufr Machine. This ia nil we charge for oar WHITE iti it Hi it lfitic, a. nign firaae.nign am, light running, strong, durable aud noiseless machine; adapted for light or neavy work; hag sen-setting neeaie, seu- ti threading shuttle. -automatio bobbin and jj complete set of attachments free.

Urn if. yfr Xears Written Warranty. We selldi- reot to you at factory price, $18.00, less in ft 5 for cash. Will shlpon receipt of that in amount and refund money if after SO days ili Anal you are not eatiBfied with machine. i(i jb We also sell baby cabs, bicyoles.watehes iji Fully illustrated in catalogue, whtcb ipi will be sent free on application.

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