Kansas Jayhawker from Clearwater, Kansas • 4

Little Locals We scud you this pappr as a samplppf a straight Copies' party paper. ypu wo a straight Poo, piofl party map wend your nnqio anil 25 cents fop tbrw months. A. li. Moore Jjas ft very npap choly qoH thcis days pn apponnt About Yourself and Neighbor Golden Eagle Clothing: House.

Buy your winter suits and overcoats for men, boys and children at the GOLDEN EAGLE, where you can get better selections and lower prices, than elsewhere. Mens suits, all wool, $4, $5. $6, $7, and $10. Boys and chUdrens suits, from 75centsup Heavy men's and boy's fleece lined underwear 25 cents up. Plush cape 24 and 38 cents, in fact this space does not permit to mention all the bargains we have in stock, when you visit Wichita, call and sec for yourself what we can do, no trouble to snow goods, When you come to our Street Fair, make our store your headquarters, Gathered During the.

Wee fc of taking lessons poojima, IMP A StHANGJ? AjHMAI, wife baying left Mm, Pftf A young tiligator about four g0no pn a vigit to her father, Mr. feet long was captured at the Key- Gleason in Ford county The Kansas Jayhawker. successor tp (The Cleakwathr Qabbtte.) M. H. Jluljbard, City Editor, CJearwator Kansas, j3o.mo fellow said the applps stonp hotel in Wichita about 4 morninff.

It Goldeo displayed tho street fair in Ibagl 0 0 is supposou li ppnip ftVtenu 1,1 rfrm MiasmiiM. and street fair, and on finding the fes- na io finfl in imle tjvitics over with, conpludcd to ti, mnrWit. worth fnAina to put up at the Keystone and rest tho liogs, we bogin to think that awhile before taking-in the Bights thatelJow tho truth. of the city. It may be ft result Clearwater has broad streets of the Philippine expansion policy Jr.

1. Kcjl shipped a car pf hogs tP WichiiA yesterday, 'Cftndjdatos'arp still running at ft Wichita-8 greatest money saving store, 226 and 228 Douglas Ave. Corner Lawrence WICHITA KANS, or perhaps its AgmpnWo iHWBPlf, 7 who knows. emmfcv. It is twentv miles awav 1" 1 -r XjAT 1 fwMii tr lot rif.v nnri wn flnn't, large quite a number were yisit-ng Clcarwator this week, Ono photo button and 18 stamp photos for 85, at Robb's, This pffer good until Nov, 4th, 1 I HAVE ALL THE see why it wont bo one of the big Just before going, to press we towns of southern Kansas.

A BIG OFFER fHJX AND miZBK Stiles in hats and caps, new fall sailors and tamo-shanta crowns. Also a fine assortment of TIPS, learned by dispatch that the The CJearwater bank is one of strange animal captured at Wich- the spjid institutions of our city ita the other morning and snppos- and pue that every citizens should ed to be a Philippine aligator is be proud of. It affords a safe and really Aguinaldo himself. It was reliable place to deposit yuiii'sav- QUILLS, FANCY FEATHFRS, ORNAMENTS identifled by the picturos of iugSi an(j at the same time can Aguinaldo as published by the accomodate you to a loan on the RIBBONS, VELVETS, VEILINGS and Kansas City Star Republican papers, The Eagle most reasonable terms, is jubilant over the capture, and rnfwpp1r Mr pnnn nt r. ft 1 i ji.

-n- rt nasraisea pne img ovep Wav Sorinm came in to the Jay cage containing the rebel chief- HAWKED office and advertised th tain and says it will not be pull- of hflhv nn AND THE ed down until the old outlaw is morni it fl M. to the way of TRIMMINGS, respectfully, florence Btgbee and Saturday evening Jlr. Popj 4t tour days ot wina anu mm don't make a man have sand in is praw, ho never will have it, The days of the big watermelon are over, bub the yellow pumpkin (s just coming forth his autumnal glory, A vegetable peddler from Wichita was in town this week selling cabbage iiud tomatoes at two and halt cents a pound, Wichita is having trouble with their old second hand street-cars again. The mayor is trying to stop them from running. A large amount of freight 'arrived for our merchants yesterday.

SVo havo a live set of merchants a.nd they dq a live business, A. Young was very uneasy fprA. II, Wood Wednesday on account of his not coming to town, it being tho first day he haf missed for a long time, When you get ready to go hunting don't fail to call on A- Sautter He keeps everything in the sports-uiftn line and can fix you for a buntlug trip in short order. Nov. 4fch.

as I expect to leave, called and got it. Mr. Ponn sat Bespectf nlly, W. P. Robb.

it pays to advertise. JAYHAWKER Mrs. John Walker was buried pr, A. McLaughlin of Clear- on Monciav Uct, zava, Mrs. water secure a license yusteraaj Walker was one of the old settlers "rry Miss Lottie Emily Ellu of Illinois township, 1 wim t' is a son of (Joroner Lovi McLftviffh Sackett our popular can- lin, and has lately located a.

H. W. Tompkins FOR didate for Justice of tho peace, Clearwater for the practice medicine, Miss JUlis. is ono will open up a real estate agency the flowers of Fair-mount, and ha In many riondu who wish her mucl here in the near future, All the apples in southern Kan joy. Eagle, sas have been bought up and put into cold storage at Wichita.

So Law Suit. An interesting law-suit cam One Dollar off in Squire Snavely's court las- we are now in the hands of an apple trust, Saturday, Ed Sparr was plaii. We are now offering our adver tiff and John Tagg defendent wherein Sparr garnisheed the Sai: ta Fe railroad as endorser oj tising space for sale to any one DEALER IN STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, DRY pOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, ETC. A cattle train was wrecked Wednesday night near killing 200 head of cattle and smashing up fourteen cars None of the train men were seriously Injured, who wants it. If our Clearwater merchants want it all right, if uot TaggB note.

The case was decide it, in favor of the plaintiff. Fre Mr. Ira Parker who is teaching Hammers of Wichita appoared fo school at Hayesville, was visiting plaintijj and Jud Hume for dt home folks in this city last Sat- tondent. tfoth attorneys are We are bound to extend our subscription list all over Sedgwick County and the state of Kansas, and In order to do so we have made arrangements by which we can furnish you the weekly Kansas City Star, the largest and best weekly paper published in Kansas City, and the Kansas Jayhawker, your home paper for only one dollar per year, the price of one paper. The best city paper and the best country paper one year for irday and while here made the home talent ana both made excef Jayhawker a pleasant call, tionally good pleaa, but Mr.

Ham Tho nf nf the a vw iwr. mers won tho case. Mr. Ham- mers was raised here in Clearwater er is going to be red not, and we and nis many mends are prouu ire going to get-out a double edi Mr, T. Macredie conoluded to do his own clerking, and the first thing he did was to put up a itove as big as a Hour barrel, and then set out in front of his store in his shirt sleeves, Tho Jayhawker man moved down from Wichita last week and has taken rooms over the printing office in the Ross Ave hotel.

Tin mitire Jayhawker family are now citizens of Clearwater. Thore were eight men stopping at tho Robs Ave hotel a few day repairing tolograph poles for the Santa Fo railroad company. SOLE AGENTS FOR Imperial Flour. of his legal ability, tion and send them all over the county for the benefit of straight The Wichita Faih. We attended the Wichita street People's party people.

fair for five out of the six days Judge Balderson, was down last week and must say it was: a I looking over the political situa- to Hon thin w0fik hnt dirt not ftn.ii. magnmceni Bucct ss irora Start One Dollar finish. We havo attended a great U1IMIICW IVWUUUHV lU on the Jayhawkeb. He was prob many street fairs in this and othfar I ably discouraged when he found states, but vo never saw anything They will work tho whole line everybody was for Judge Dale. Come in and Subscribe nr u.

i oi on half so grand ia scale as the H. W. Tompkins. from Mulvano to Englowoud. who was visiting with D.A.

Nick- one put up oy ivicnita. everything was done that could be done MiH Florence Bigbee's miliner emporium has been doing a big erson last week have returned to to amuse and entertain the thous their home at- "Xenia Ohio via business for tho -lust two, weeks ands of visitors that crowded the Sho keeps a well selected stock The streets both day and night. They were greatly delighted with lloats were grand and imp gran and soils as cheap as the same goods can bo bought in the large nposing ivansas. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo i. and.

nothing more oitios, ever seen at Kansas City or St. Charley Gustafson of Viola toAvnship is hauling lumber these Louis fairs. The agricultural disnlav of farm nroducts was a days for the purpose of building When you come to town don fail to call on S. T. Macredie and inspect his mammoth stock ot overalls, shirts and pants, Sam on u-.

vv surnriSH to visitors who were not-. We have a good Charley is ono of the success- acfmaintefl with the 0ftnaftitv of will make thu prices to you right iui iarmers oi 101a, owning izv i i i i He has also a large invoice oi iciwui iwiu. uimiiuy iarge Hb a flour barrel and water genes and ladies underwear. and one of the old settlers of this rollftdover -th Mrs. E.

R. Hemngton, one oi the oldest settlors of Ninnescah men's PANTS ppjy SU vuney, uaving hhieiuu uere wuu while tho had to be lift- flifj lnflpo In vrn audi- lio I township started last Thursday uu.u v-, ed into position by tne aid ot a by the million. dnrrink Then there Was corn morning on an extended visit to THE HUNTING SEASON old North Carolina, among friends The Hon, Chester I. jLong was katiir corn, white corn, blue corn, Mrs. Harrington has been in very billed for a speech here on Wed- corn in the ear, and corn on the nesday night of this week, but stalic so high that you had to OVERALLS, WORKSHIRTS poor health for a long time and from some cause or other he fail- climb a ladder to reach the first wo hope to see her greatly inv proved in health upon her return ed to make connection.

A large ear; while the merchants display Mr. H. W. Tompkins keeps the number of our Republican friends would have to be seen to de appre-were disappointed, as they had ciated, suffice it to say that noth- and MENS and LADIES Imperial flour which is away made preparations to give him a ing like it was ever seen outside royal reception. Perhaps he had the largo cities in the cast.

We ahead of anything in tho flour line at Wichita. He also keeps a standing advertisement of everything he has for Bale in his large and well appointed store. Like S. Macredie, and A. Sautter, he believes in keeping his business heard of the capture of Aguinaldo might write a week and not do in Wichita and went on there to the subject half way but see that ho didn't get away.

will just Bay that the whole thing UNDERWEAR. has openened, for which we have kid in a full stock of LOADED and EMPTY SHELLS, JO, 1 2 and 1 6 GUAGE, also a line of WADS, SHOT, POWDER, PRIMERS and CAPS. BB, 22, 32, and 38 calibre, RIM and CENTER FIRE. Also a fine line of LEGGINGS. If you have corn to husk, call on us we have the most complete line of HUSKING GLOVES and HUSKING PEGS, VRISTERS and PINE-TAR.

Ifinhsed of any HARDWARE or any-thins fci STOVEPIPE lins, do not forget that hztp tzihz entra SIZES and TT ITi' Agent Coad of the Mo. Pacific wa8 magnificently planned and informs us that he sold about 200 graiidly executed, and Bpeaks vol tickets for the Wichita street fair umns the enterprise, energy laBt weok through the Jayhawkeb ttnd nP and 8'" the busi and otherwise Mr. Coad had the nesB men of Wichita. street fair well advertised and the Cheap rates via the Mo. Pac.

Respectfully, mAcmm result was a big run all week. On account of the reception to before the public. That Henri ni's Tar Expectorant is oil that is claimed for it, W. W. Coleman, the well known dairyman, testifies.

Ho says: "I am subject to severe colds and find your cough remedy is the best medicine I evor tried for my trouble. One dose loosens my throat and gives relief. have noticed, ton, that a bottle of your Tar Expectorant roob further Thov came in from Viol hv be tendered the Twentieth Kan hnnriA.4 a regiment, the IIo. Pao. will a -o- i 6I sell tioketi to Torek 1 Kov.

Bw iU and jjnd fot one Ur8 fcr on account of the JAYHAWKin ad round trip. Linit icr vertising that the agent had to Nov. Tt3 rrta t-1 1). make a aneoial order for ticW. If I Pao.

"iti than any other For eale by S. T. Macredie, Druggist It pays to advertise..