Woodson Gazette from Yates Center, Kansas • 4

visiting iu Grulley Mrs. Wilder is this "week. WOODSOX GAZETTE. We regret to notice that the health of Heury Ward is still very poor. Som-5 raven families from the west side of tho county, among them three of lha Daniels boys, are prepariug to emigrate to Arkansas.

Mrs. Bit-, of south Grove street, enjoyed a visit of a few diy last week Irom their son and his fam.lv, this Chas. Clpvvuger is indif pored week with an attack of asthma. Au cxollent flavored cigar fell to who live? near Wavfirly. The nutting parties from town ou our lot today, AI.

Ohler being the pity. Published every Trlday by g. s. McCartney. FRIDAY, OCT 11 1895.

TOE TIME TABLE, master. Saturday last were legion and they all returned ladened with nuts, persim Littlo Lcs Jewctt is very sick. His mother is expected borne from Topeka mons, pawpaws, etc. today. Mr.

A. M.Smith wcut overland to Daniel EUtoii, of Chicago, a former Yates Center Thursday where he his family who has been visiting at resident of Woodson county is visiting I friends 1. 1 the city. Keck since the storm in Gridley. Her.

aid. Col. W. H. Jones and wife visited over Sunday with their daughter Mrs.

Andrew Brad v. who stopped off here V. I. DIVISION a fcw da-vs ast weck on hi8 wav to Photographer's convention, returned Mrs. J.

R. Hopkins suffered greatly XOSTH OR IAST BOUKD. to his busiuess in Burliugame, Satur this week from an attack of neuralgia Uo. 223 Kans. City Mail od Ex- nr.

1:23 a day. press, daily. it isjzi hi. of the stomach. At present writing lr.

a So.22t Kans. City Mil and Exp for Infants and Children. MOTHERS, Do You Know that arcsoric, Batanan's Drops, Godfrey'! Cordial, many wxalled Soothins Syrups, ana most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine? Po Yots Know that opium and morphine are stupefying narcotic poisons YM Knowthatin most countries druggist arc not permitted ioseVnarcotka vilhout labeling them poisons To Yoa Know that yoo shou'd not permit any medicine to be given your child unless yott or your physician know of what it ia composed 1 TK Yo Know that Castoria Is a purely vegetable preparation, and thai a list of its ingredients is published with every bottle? Po Votj Ktirw that Cassoria is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher. That it has been ia use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoria is now sold than of other remedies fbrhildren combined; Po Ton Know that the Tatent Office Department of the United Slates, and of other countries, have issued exclusive right to Dr.

Pitcher and his assigns to use the word Castoria and its formula, and that to imitate them is a state prison offense? Po Ton Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection was because Castoria had been proven to be absolutely harmless Po Yon Know that 35 average Asses of Castoria are furnished for 33 cents, or one cent a dose? vw Po Yon Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children may be kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest? Editor Iltidsou and family went to her health is much improved. 21 4 Local freight, daily I 1 I i IB I It. Peidmont, Greenwood county, Satur- Hurt let ih ttm delegate from l- i i I 80CTB OR WIST BOUND. my io 'ii the home loave ta tlie Grand Lodge I 901 tr-n. Citv Mail and Ex sisier, on a turn w.

uuu iu (, in Topeka this press, daily 1.8;34 ii i i i Rogers is al- Independ'nce Coffeyville Exd. daily It. 3:10 am J. L. Martin, llcpublican candidate I so in attendence.

for register of deeds, as iu the am No. 313 Way freight, daily 11:8 I lv. iar. 11:30 A little child of the lato' Mrs. Led- Saturday shaking hands with ihe vot.

bettcr, died at the home of its grand ers. lie reports nis canvass as pro Froight trains 21! and 211 will earry passen-gert when provided with ticket. parents near Verucn, on the 4th, and pressing very satisfactorily. was bui riod on tho 5th at Le lUy. led by V.

A most dainty tnd appetizing lniicl went dowu to Iloguelaud and wife, was brought ns by Mrs. Ashley from Crandall Wednesday. We did not TWTell, thwc thtngs are worth knowing. They are facts. learn the result of the expediton but the weaamg much was astbockd; St.

Louis Mail and Expregi. day 3:40 It. Wa FrnitrhL daily eiceDt are safe ia raying they had a grand greatly appreciated. Verrily the Dem are in luck on every good time. Sunday lr.

Tho facsimile slgnatnre of wrapper. VEST BOUSE. The Earnival Krowe is a thing of (he A private letter trom J. N. Ha mm past and the Yates Center people have 58 St.

Louis Mail and Ex ar. map stales that he arrived iu Montana with aaily. It. in lot Wichita and Anthony Exp. It.

3:15 a returned well p)eaed with tho festivi Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. his family, ana went to work at once je; Vm D.n:lf Miss In a quartz mill at per day. ties, aud are loud in their praises of tho hospitality ehorrn them by Kansas Sunday sal 455 and 4W carry passengers, when pro- peija teaching hi Brandon at a City people. ary of $50 per month. ruw un lionets.

Throoch ohair ear and. sleeper between St. Rev. Steed and wife and Mrs. Coop Louis and Wichita on trains 453 and 451.

W. F. MeCULLOUGH. Agent. WOOD ANTED.

er returned from Synod at Parsons, TO THE PEOPLE! Wednesday, end the former were ac At the east side Bakery. companied by their daughter and bus baud. Rev. Clark, of Clyde, this state. A.

T. S- F. Mi" Olive Il'iw entertained about W. II. Jones has been entertaining 25 of her young friends in a regal man his brother-in-law, Virgil Earp, of San ar.

lier, on Saturday. Tho guests preseul Ko. 233 Accomodation 231 Passenger Barnidena, since last Sunday. H' 10:10, a.m. 3:30, p.

m. 11:30. a. m. lea her, as a token or remembrance, a had the pleasure of making Mr.

Earp' lv handsomely bound book. Tho occa acquaintance for which we art iurtcbi sion was her 18th birthday. 831 Accomodation 6:00, p. m. ed to W.

II. Jones. Nona of the above trains run on Sunday A boot leggi named Waters, of J. 8. Kino.

Agent. Tho eutcrtainmeut given by the Chris Chanute, was arrested at that place on tian Endeavor Sunday iglit at the Monday on chnrge of pursui.ig his ue Carious business at Piqua. On his ap. Look over our Advertising columns. Christian chtifh, was imidersbly above tho average but was not largely 1 pearanc before 'Squire Stewart he School Supplies at While's Book If would be needless for me to try to convince you of the folly of buying READY-MADE Clothing, when I willturmsh you a TAILOR MADE SUIT.

for $15, for which you would have to pay 18 or 20 dollai at the Heady-made counters. Also a fine line of Gents Furnishings- Small profits, quictt sales. G. J. LINDEROOT.

y'x "Merchant Tailor SHENK SON. Dealers in Fresh, Salt attended on account of the heuvy rain plead guilty to I wo of the charges and store, 52 tf which fell In the early evenng. was assessed $200 and 60 days i jail. Hon. Clias.

Curtis tonight. Mrs T. T. Colter was called to Buffa We were very pleasantly entertained KDave Ellis is drilling two wells for lo Monday to see her fither 'vh wf a few moments on baturuay by our She louud him ilpmociatin fiinnd. Ol.

MftMal.on. of i i CommissicDcrs' court convened Mon Toronto. Hfi had brought his daiioh. day. ter, Miss Bertha, up to attend the of youth-weann? out an attacK or scarlet fever, which, at last acounts, E.

E. Miller has been on the sick list Teachers' Association. he was doing very successfully. this week. Mrs.

1U03. uavis ana the babies re Sheriff Reid made a business trip to Master Lelaud Jones will hardly turned Monday morning fiorn Garden Cbantite Saturday. care to repeat the experiment of kind SmoKed Meats. City, aud Tom im i ediately ceased to ling a fire with coal oil, if it acts like Wizzird Oil company is expect wear that forlorn, dejected look that Next door to Post Office. it did Wednesday morning.

The loss Yates Center, Kan, ed here next Suuday. had settled over his features during of his eye brows aud lashes was bad, We are pleased to notsj that Mrs their absence. but tho loss of his head i id I iu been entirely too bad. rJIugh Brady is improving Su health. YATES CENTER 1.

Stewart, wire ami the boys, re Grandfather Caix is quite seriously Essex, wife and mother arc turned Friday from an overland trip to ill, the result of a fall he received last visiting Dr. Wha'rt-jrj this week. They Lawrence, whore they visited rolativee week. are on their way to Tex8, whero they IS nmmm for nearly two -ceks. Thpy chose the ueo licit startoa this ween on a trip for expect to spcud the Grandma most delightful season of the year through Oklahoma.

His wife remain their trip and the most pleasant way of Essex will accompany them a far as ing iu Osaowatoruie. she will make' her -Dealers in all kinds of traveling. Eldorado where home with a son. The total enrollment of school chil Mr. Davis, a young printer of En.

dreu in Toronto is 209 and tlie average reka, was among our callers last press daily attendance 191. The West side restaurant has again changed hands. auk Rodger, late The Toronto Republican commences day. lie was enrcnte to Buffalo to pay his brother of that place a short FRESH and SALT MEATS Oysters in their Season. Highest Market Price paid tor HIDE, PELTS, and TALLOW TAYLOR IDAVIS.

of Gridley, and an old Liberty town to shine under the new management, ship boy, is the purchaser. Frank is visit. He had Mo but shortly return that of Chas. A. Buck.

experienced iu this line and will make ed from a trip to South Carolina. The teacher.s association last a succors of it. Mr. Ray will move Mrs. Ira Pratt has the weakness of a onto his farm icar lola.

Saturday was well attended and of democratic editor down fine, and ac great interest. In last 8 is no wo clipped cordingly sent in a dressed Plymouth short notice- on milling, or rather the A Woodson grown squash of 89 pounds weight is on exhibition at L( JI I ii (IL relative prices of wheat and flour, from Rock hen for our Sunday dinner which set us at peace with all mankind. ur vote is for Mrs. Pratt lust soon as sho decides which office she wsnts. a Hogueland's real estate office.

an exchange, and neglected to give Go to the Pegraitn hog sale, near Vir tho proper credit. The prices given in that article, SOcts for wheat and from gil, on the 22d and buy a pure bred BOOTS, 8H0E $1 to -f5 per barrel for flour, docs not male. See ad. in another column. Mrs.

McRay returned Thursday agree with this market. Our miller interim us that they have paid not less Rev. Ilinton, the new paRtor of tho TJ. B. hss moved up from Toronto and Is occupying the parsonage.

Elder Gillett will mi ke his home in Yates Center and has taken possession AND GENTS FURNISHINGS, For thi million, at Lowest Cash Prices, at from Pittsburg where sho had been than 63 cts for the wheat they have visiting fr some days with her daugh been milling No. 2 red and. the pres ter. II. flow's, eut price of their flour is from 80 cts of the house jtist east of P.

on Washington avenue. to $1 per sack. ater Mil Mra.kJewett is In Topeka this week a delegate to the Rebekah grand lodge, and visiting brother who is a resident 'Neosho Palls. of that city New Feed Stable. will preach next Sunday at 11 o'clock, Harry Booth returned Mondny from his two mouth's visit with friends and relatives in Kanns City, Turner and Ft.

Scott, the latter beinu the abiding place of hi brother, Charlie, whom Harry reports a doing a BticesKful bu. sincss at his trad Hurry ei.joyed. his trip mruscly nnd thinks the Ft. Scott peoplo tlie kindest and most social on the git'uo, and hopes to return there before many moons. I have opened the burn Just west of Hotel Woodson a a feed slahlc, whero I would im )liasod to Rttrid to the wonts of farmers nnd ihn traveling public.

Best care tak'jn of all slock loft iu II inbt Ellis. in the Presbyterian church, out and hear himis TV, 8. Bacgn returned from his long visit in he northwest, last week. He wil make his future home with U3. Painter Paper-liangei Ju all branches done with neatness and disjr etch..