Town and Country and the Sasnak from Fort Scott, Kansas • 11

Sheldon B. Hewett, Physician I Surgeon Heats of the Week at liedfield. A PEW IrtlNGS TO Redfield. Kansas. It: R.

W. LEASE, Physician I Surgeon Redfield, Kansas. Chas. Runkle moved on the Glover farm last week. Work is progressing very rapidly on iienry Johnson's new house.

We have a fine lot of Red Clover seed, new crop Timothy seed. Blue Grass seed, White Clover for sowing, and Kaffir Corn for seed or feed. The best Woven Wire Fence made, a dandy line of Poultry fence, enough Barb Wire to fence the township, a good assortment of Kitchen furnishings, several kinds of washing machines, Pocket knives for the boys and men, the strongest Boys' Wagon cheap, Horse collars and collar pads and numerous other things; D. Tinner had business in Fort Scott 'iufsday. Several of our people went down to Fort Scott to see the wonderful healing boy but ncne took treatment.

Mayor Ralston and wife anl daughter, Mrs. Mangold, attended the Ledroo'c funeral nt Uniontown Sunday. Ben Cook and wife, attended tha Ledbrou'i funeral. Dr. Mort Elder of Plqua, was visiting relatives here this week.

Linseed oil, Machine oil, Cream Separator White Lead, Harness oil. Coal oil, oil, and Gasoline. Mixed Paints. Glaze Lewis Fort Scott Come and See what Bargains you will find Saturday. Our Prices always the Cheap est.

Cliildrens Fine Kid heavy sole, 1.25 Shoes, all sizes for Saturday only. 31.00 Mens and Boys Cotton flannel Gloves just 1-2 price prt only fo 30 yards beautiful Fleece lined foods tho regular 10c and 12 l-2c value. Saturday clean up price, yard Big- sue 10x4 jjrey Cotton Blankets with fancy border, the (i5c value well fleeced, Saturday only $Oo Cliildrens Tarn Shan tors and Stocking Caps. A clean up price lOo 10 doz. Childrens heavy ribbed hose the 12 l-2c value for l-3o 10 doz.

Ladies Fleeced Lined hose, all sizes the 15c value. Clean up price only t4 l-3o cfl Zzlfc Bs-rgdns-Closc 'Em OjI. Two set cultivator gang's, two c-lnch Diamond Flows, one Double Shovel Plow and one end-vte Seeder. These will sell regardless cf cost. No Jce: Ve have on exhibition the best Feed Mill made.

COME: SEE US The Bclinger Lumber Redfield. Kansas, ir. and Mrs. A. A.

Bolinger received a letter from the instructor of their son, Wallace. He speaks very highly of Wallace as a student: Wallace is attending the National Correspondence school at Indianapolis and progressing rapidly. He has completed the book-keeping course ana is now taking illustrative drawing, Lettering, designing and many other kinds of work along that line. The Herald wishes him success. Get your flax seed of Glover Redfield, Kas.

TURKEY CREEK. By Georgia Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. James Playden Bronson spent Sunday at J.

W. Hart man's. George Jones visited relatives on the Creek from Friday until Sunday! Lucy Baptist is spending a few days at home. Mr. Insminger, of Lallarpe, has moved onto the John llartman farm, which he bought some time ago.

Born To Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hart man, February 28, a girl.

Mother ano baby both getting along nicely. Jacob Anderson is quite poorly with rheumatism. Mr. William Hlte moved from Ma pleton onto Nancy Holt farm last week. Zeke Anderson and J.

W. Hartman went up to Bronson Monday. Mr. Fred Anderson returned home from Colorado Saturday evening, where he has been for the past year. Mrs.

Ben Shlnn, went to Moran Friday to visit her daughters, Mrs. Tnompson and Cora Shlnn. Mr. John Withers and family started to Montana Monday, where they expect to make their home. We are sorry to see them leave, but wish tuem success wherever they decide tc maice their future W.

A. Donnell, residing near Devon, has been sued by his wife, through her attorney, J. I. Sheppard, for a dU vorce. Donnell Is charged with cruelty.

He was already under arrest for assault upon the woman whom Ue has sworn to cherish and protect. The Cancer Bilt. Tt has been ascertained that cancer occurs rarely very far south or far north. ED, HKLL, Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. The Foster Troy Barn.

Local Telephone Long Distance next door. REDFIELD, KANSAS. EDGAR GLOVEK. cReal Estate and Farm Loans Cull and See Us or Write for infoniiuiion. AGENTS NATIONAL U.

S. cf A. Line Life nsurance Co, Safe, Sound, Practical. Combining Insurance with Investment Features. See us anc be convinced- Fire Insurance written.at reasonable rates.

Office in Glover Bros Confectionery Redfield, Kan. award McSulley, probably known by as many people in Fort Scott anl Bourbon County as any one living in our midst, died suddenly Wednesday morning as the result of an attack of pneumonia. Ed bad been for twenty three years connected with the Davidson Theater of this city, and was au expert stage manager. This paper jo.ns the entire community in exten I ing sincere sympathy to the bcreave family. The Y.

M. C. A. and High School boys wiU piay six innings of indoor baseball at Convention hall tonigm before the basket ball game between the Lawrence and Fort Scott Hlgn Scnool girls. This big bill wid attract a Standing Room Only crowd.

Wise Uncle Eben. "Dar's too much advice," said Uncle Eben. ''Dar's too many people dat kin tell you jes' how to sharpen er ax. an' not enough choppin' wood." Washington Star. WITH THE FARMERS.

J. TRESSLHR, MANCKAITUBI OK Hair Switches, Wigs Hair Jewelry COWBINOSMADB TO ORDER. SHAMPOOING HR1R DRESSING jSi. DiimlrulT Cured. A Fine Head ja, of liuirUuuranteed.

DRESS MRKiNG. HKTS RETR1M-M6D St WADETO ORDER. OUTH S1UB MOODY BLOCK. FT. SlX" r.

KANSAS. to Loan Oa Prcyoily. Hornadiy Bros. co. Basement Fir.st National Hank.

FORT SCOTT, KANSAS. DRAMATIC NOTES. The comic opera, Miss Bob White, will be presented at the Davidson Theatre on the evening of March 13. The company numbers 100 people and is a guaranteed attraction. Allen Doone, the famous singing Irish comedian, will appear at the Davidson' next Tuesday, March 13, in Joseph Murphy's Irish drama, the "Kerry Gow." Allen Doone 13 a magnetic and pleasing ingenue and has a pure tenor voice.

He is surrounded with a strong company. Lyman H. Howe's new Lifeorama, which will appear at the Davidson on March 10, can safely be relied upon to enchant every beholder and by its very reality carry him to distant lands. It is a program a-glitter with magnificent scenes gathered from the furthermost parts of each. The only Shakespearian play to be seen in Fort Scott will be King Richard the Third on the evening of March 15.

Mr. John Griffith will appear as Richard. The supporting company is very strong. Theatre-goers are promised a treat In this production. The Messenger from Mars is one of the fine attractions to the Davifcon.

The date is March 27. Th; attraction will play the Willis Wood theatre, Kansas City, first. The Clansman, the most widely talk ed of play of the century, comes to the theatre on March 22nd. Hon. Chas.

F. Scott, candidate for congressman from this district, wi'l speak at the Court House this evening, and being a speaker of unusual ao.y, will attract a large crowd. If John Craln is nominated on tho. Uuzens ticket as their candidate for councilman from the second ward wni be considerably harder than usual for the republicans to win, even with as good a man as Mr. Penniman.

Davidson Theatre Harry C. Ernich, Manager. FORT SCOTT, Allen Doone And Joseph Merhys Company in Kerry Gow FRIDAY, MARCH 9th "Beautiful Bagdad" THURSDAY, MARCH 15. John Griffith, in "Richard the Third." FRIDAY. MARCH 16th.

HOWES Moving Pictures. MONDAY, MARCH 19th. "Miss Bob White Compiny of 100. People. THURSDAY, MARCH 22d, "The Clansman." FRIDAY, MARCH 23th Alvin Joslyn.

Mcne Daniel Johnson, General Blacksmithing and Repair Wcrk. Horseshoeing a specialty. REDFIELD, KANSAS, J. I. RALSTOX, Contractor and Builder.

Redfield, Kansas. W. M. Rose went to Fort Scott Tuesday. J.

Holt and wife went to Ut iontowu Sunday in attendance at the Ledbrool; funeral. Bert Troutraan is working at th3 Baw mil5. Dr. Iltwett went to Fort Scott on Tuesday anl from there to Girard to see his parents. Dr.

R. W. Lease and daughter went to Fort Scott Tuesday. Will Steele went to Fort Scott oq Tuesday. Mrs.

Eliza Woods and son, Guy went to Fort Scott Monday. Tom Turner ha3 a goat, It is a Ofreseat to MIs3 Pauline from her grandmother. Wonder what makes Dr. Hewitt like Mnrmaton. iEd Lemon, who loaded a car of hay this week, has moved on the Hall jilace near the Mounds.

I. N. Bolinger shipped a car of cattle and one of hogs to Kansas City this week. The cattle were some he had fed, averaging fourteen hundred pounds. Mrs.

Hattie Roweth's household goods were shipped down from Bron-son Wednesday and moved onto her place, she recently bought of Mrs. Oould. Mrs. Gould moved to town. -us Lease and Gilbert Clark went to Fort Scott Tuesday morning.

The Triple Tie lodge gave a supper to its members Tuesday evening. Mrs. Cooper was elected as a delegate to the Triple Tie grand lodge this year. An attempt was made to reorganize our band last week. We, have some good talent.

All we need is energy. It is said that a rat caused quite a Dit of excitement among the ladies at the Triple Tie supper Tuesday evening. We are very proud to see a young lady from our town in the lead in the B. C. P.

A. Piano Contest. Also glad to see our neighbor running so well. Giover Bros, are cleaning flax, getting it ready to be sown this spring. T.

D. Carpenter, of the Carpenter Manufacturing company of butler, was in town Monday, buying eggs. J. R. Dyer and family moved to Gas City last week.

Jake Hunt loaded a car here one day last week and moved to Gas. Mr. and Mrs. T. M.

"Whiteside went to Uniontown Sunday to attend the Ledbrook funeral. A. A. Bolinger is putting up a new building at the southwest corner of Jus lumber yard. Fred Swarti and C.

w. Rodgers are doing the work. me Uniontown theatrical company did not come down Saturday evening on the account of the death of Mr. Ledbrook. Get your flax seed of Glover Redfield, Kas.

Mrs. Jim Chamberlain entertained quite a numberof her kin folks from Uniontown, the latter part of last week. Howard Troy sold his farm in Thomas county last week. Clint Glover and Howard Troy drove over to Lakeside to visit Lloyd Davis. They report some fine sport shooting ducks.

Miss Margie Hodgson went home Friday evening. The cold weather prevented work at Bandera Airs. A. A. Stires and Mrs.

J. C. Tlingmartln were lert in a mud hole ooout a iui a mile west of town Friday. The harness broke and their horse went on. Geo.

Naugle went to thHr rescue with a set of harness. Goad roads? A. P. Routh came over from Friday arid stayed with us uni. Monday.

GRAIN, HELD AND GARDEN SEEDS. lew Spring Designs in DAVIS COSTALK GEO. H. TKOY. Mrs.

IDA SEARLE, Proprietress Kates $.1 .50 per day. The Hotel Searle First-class Accommodations. Redfield, Kansas. IRA N. BOLINGER, I am in the market at all times for Cattle, Stock Hcgs and Fat Hcgs.

1 38 Wall JPaLipoir' SPRING STOCK JUST IN Many New, Bright, Attractive Designs FOUR THINGS TO REMEMBER: PIRST- When you buy your paper of us you can pay for it with your Butter, Eggs, Chickens, etc. and you do not need to call on your Bank account unless you wish to. IS 13 CO IV I We will sell you border by the roll which makes your paper cost less than where you buy it by the yard. THIRD If you want something different from anyone else, you can select it from the hundreds of new samples we have on hand and we will order it for you indi-viually POURTII- When you come in to select your paper briug us the size of your rooms. Length, breadth, height also the the number of doors and windows and will tell you how much you will need.

Come in and look over our wall paper. Glad to have you bok whether you wish to buy or not. All prices from 4c to 1 5c per roll in stock. Higher priced paper ordered as wanted, We have for sale Choice Red Clover, the most reliable of clover grown in Kansas, also Mammoth Clover, which to sow with timothy for meadows is the best because it ripens with the timothy. White Clover for lawns, Alfalfa and Alsike, a new clover highly recommended.

New crop Timothy seed from Iowa, free from plantiun, Kentucky Blue Grass, English Blue Grass and Red Top, all the finest quality we have ever offered. Also Bromus Inermis, Nebraska pure German Millet, orange and amber Cane Seed, Rape, Speltz, Texas Red Oats, Seed Corn, StowaU's Evergreen Sweet Corn and Onion Sets. For poultry food we have Ground Oyster. Shell, Swift's Bone Meal and Swift's Ideal Poultry Early Rose, Bliss Triumph and Early Ohio Potatoes. Old fashioned fine ground Oil Cake Meal, Bran, Shorts.

All kinds of garden seeds consisting of Peas, Beans and all other varieties. We invite our customers td examine our seeds as we feel that we can offer them pure seeds of all kinds as cheap as they can be bought anywhere else. Yours truly, avis Fort Scott. TUESDAY, MARCH 27 The Messenger from Mars. Company of 100 People.

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