The Kanopolis Independent from Kanopolis, Kansas • 3

At The wnipsnnnn G.K You will find Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Candy, School Supplies Gentlemanly Treatment And Low Prices. POST OJbrlLE. C. S. BATH.

CO Don! Forget it. 5 ARE WHIPS TUCK qood Jake Kuntz was up from Farrit-ville Monday. ecrt bing you need in Ihe Hardware line of Kreider Sturgis. Call Jackson and Sara Smith went down to Lyons Monday. Dakota Buckley has been laid up with rheumatism a couple of C.

S. Bath has a good trade in School supplies, since school began. Alex Carson was under the weather the first of the week. O. B.

Holioway is taking in the sights at Kansas City this- week. We are glad to note that Grand Ma Pasch.il is so much Improved in health that she was able to ride out to church last Sutiday, The Junior Leaguers have been raising a collection this week, to apply on the M. E. church debt. The Woodmen are thinking of giv Ing a public entertainment in the near future, we have not learned the fnll particulars but will give them later.

Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jennings and M.

S. Ehrenfi-ld has been acting as druiraist this week in the absence of the proprietor Decorated with the left hind foot of a rabbit killed at midnight in a country grave yard in the dark of the moon, by a cross-eyed, redheaded negro riding a white horse, is sure to bring good luck to the posessor, and warranted to cure all ills, accomplish all good pur Monday morning the weather changed and a cool breeze from the north gently reminded us that win ter will soon be here. son, Claud left Monday morning for John Nicholas was In town last Kansas City and Omaha. They will attend the Carnival at Kansas City and the exposition at Omaha. Saturday laying in a supyly of mer chandise.

CO Mr. Frantz of Lorraine visited the Does A. M. Reid sell QJ Woodmen lodge at Ellsworth Mon Shoes? I guess yes!" day night, after which he took the with- poses, and in fact life is very uncertain 5 late train for Kansas City to visit the Carnival. The Steel Range men left last Fri day, and before leaving, appropriated to themselves, a pair of Station agent We received our line of Rankin's best gloves.

out one, and the place to buy whips or any thing else is at Shoes a week ago. hence we Jesse Merrell is now at Centerville, owa. He is selling his patent wire have no shoddy shelf worn, fence gate and reports sales good. We out oi date styles. A.

M. Reid. are glad to see him succeed with this gate for we believe that it is a good thing. Report Of Kanopolis Schools C. Jennings Mercantile Company.

Some of our musicians are agitating for the month ending Sept. 30, 1898. the organization of a Brass Band, Grammar and High School Depart they report an opportunity to secure a full set of instruments reported to ment. Those neither absent or tardy: Tillie Darnel, Galtair Buckley, be in good condition, let the good Elizabeth Carson, Harry Baker. work go on.

Frank Coleman and Convene Howard. The Straley brothers were in Kan Those not tardy and not already Will Merrill was a pleasant caller, Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Hans Seitz opolis last Thursday, they have quit TheTopeka visitors have returned-This is whip week at Jennings, mentioned: Kate Essick, Harvey Livingston, Lydia Smyres, Frank of Ellsworth Saturday, a boy. the wheat business and raise corn City and County.

ast Friday. Fred Grant of Carneiro was a Kan principally. They say that raising Ilarkness, Charles Essick, Irvine whips at prices from lOcts. to $1.00 There will be a larger acreage of wheat on the land spoils it for corn, Carson, Margaret Hadley and Dako opolis visitor last Wednesday. We want a correspondent in each wheat sown this fall, than last, In this county.

and makes a corn crop very uncertain ta Buckley. Judge Sneider, formerly probate ocality in the county. Those not absent and not already You are the person that I will try to Judge in Ellsworth was on board the The Jennings Mer. Co. have a very The U.

P. General Land Agent mentioned: Josie Darnel, Stella please, in selling goods, both in price evening train Sunday, on his way to was in Kanopolis last Thursday. Wheeler, George Gilkison and Geo. artistic and- ottractive display In their front windows, It will pay you and quality. my stock of shoes, California, Wheeler.

S. go to If you want a harness get my prices; buy where you please, Bert Patterson of Ellsworth, went The Post Office at Langley has been made a Money Order office. S. S. Shafer was laying off yesterday with a lame leg.

Mrs. Gus Smith has recovered from her recent illness. I have two new five hoe grain drills for sale at $9.00 each. C. S.

Bath. Attorney C. J. Evans was over from Ellsworth, last Thursday. Fred Rice was a welcome caller at this office, last Friday.

Bath. to see it. John Newby the Ellsworth coun- that well of course be of C. S. Bath.

Intermediate Department. Those neither absent or tardy: Fred to Kansas City Monday night to take John Shade returned from Kansas in the Carnival. stable is dead onto his job and when The reception given the soldier boys City last Thursday. Cole, Jessie Bath, Vella O'Hara, Edna Feistel, Burt Spllman, Neva he receives orders to do a thing he at Ellsworth, last Thursday evening JJont forget that you can get your does it. was a grand success and was enjoyed J.

Frank Bakers' barn is greatly shoes and harness repaired at the Post office hardware boot and shoe Graham, India Buckley, Lewis Sampson, Charles Shafer, Mary by all who participated. It almost mproved In appearance. made one wish that he was one of the shop. S. Bath.

Bath has some thoroughbred Lang- Darnel, Leonard Livingston and Sebastian Pink. boys; and showed the appreciation and shan chickens for sale. A good many Kanopolis ites at Thp. best school shoes, at the Post esteem in which the boys are held. Those not tardy and not already office, cheap.

C. S. Bath, tended the cencsrt at Ellsworth Mon day evening. S. Cadwell made us a very pleasant who gave their services to their Coun try in time of need.

mentioned: Ethel Sturgis, Fay Sturgis, Sadie Jackson, Nettie Graham, call last Thursday. Jerome Shoemaker lost a good cow FOR SALE, W. Clyde Wolfe independent candidate for County Attorney was a pleasant caller last Thursday. Mart Young has made arrangements to paint his residence and all of the other buildings on his ranch, Mart don't believe in half doing things. Have you seen those new safety ink bottles, at the Post Offiice? Cant spill your ink, just the thing for school use.

C.S. Bath. last week. Judge Woodmansee was transacting A Fine driving team, also a light business in his Court Saturday. XT I Til The rail roads are doing an immense double harness.

Enquire of J. Frank Lizzie Coleman, Mary Faltus, Ignatius Faltus, Mignon Graham, Pearl Shafer, Mattie Caswell, Oscar Grove and Clair Livingston, Having added a com You don't need to use a sunflower Baker. plete Shoe Stock to our 2 business now. Bath will sell Hardware in conipe tltlon with any body, for a whip when you can buy one so Harry McGuire was in last Friday line of Buisness, which cheap at Jennings. evening.

He has almost recovered from the burns that ho received some Tha Salt Works have added a short Arthur Tovall got one of his legs was selected with much care, both in price and time ago by the explosion of a gaso The Woodmen are talking of giv extension to their elevated line. pretty badly crippled by the point of line torch. Ing an entertainment in the near a wedge striking it, last Friday. J. W.

Smith was up from Carneiro quality, we desire the future. Oh yes: Kreider Sturgis have the Constable Monroe of Ilollyrood was Thursday. public to call and look If you need any dress making or best line of school supplies in town Bath sells Harness, Collars, Whips, attending to official duties in Ellsworth the first of the week, any kind of sewing done you would do Sweat pads, etc. Those not adsent and not already mentioned: Clarence Jackson. Primary Department.

Those neithor absent or tardy: Ella Bath, Mabel Faris, Charles McLeish, Katie Sturgis, Georgia Ilcisler, Leona O'Hana, Walter Rice, Carlton Sampson, Carrie Petti and Earl Rice. Those not tardy and already mentioned: Freeman Caswell, Irene Gilkison, Esther Lindahl, George Tour-ell, Mollie Balllne, Charles Caswell, Charles Faultus, Louis Grove, Del-bert Livingston, Fdward a 1 1, Bruce Baker, Oliver Buckley, Oscar Lindahl, James Cowie, Robert Feis call and see. In Last weeks paper we made i well to call on Miss Anna Hadley, S. Bath has a large stock of Mr. Bebee was in from the Mulberry The U.

P. Bridge inspector passed School Shoes and they must be sold at some price, come and see. mistake in Larkin Sons ad. We quoted bran and shorts mixed at 75cts through town last Thursday on his yesterday and favored us with pleasant call. tnem over wnetner you want to purchase or not.

I You will he surprised to hear the low prices we are naming. I We contemplate adding regular tour of inspection. when it should have been 35cts. We Sam Andrews and a cousin from Go to the Post Office for your tablets, are very sorry that this occured and the northern part of the state pencils, ink and all school supplies. will try to be more careful in the made us a friendly call yesterday.

U. S. Bath. ture. Dr.

E. B. in nick, after finishing his business in Ellsworth, returned to Chicago, Tuesday of last week. A sister of Mrs. D.

II. Howard, just east cf the city, has been visiting the latter the p'ist few days. If you intend to paint your house, a great many more styles We heard a Kanopolis Real Estate Dontyou want a stove? Look at Every one says our Shoes to this stock during the those beauties at Kreider Sturgis tel, Judith Lindahl, Noyes Living man the other day remark that he could rent half a dozen more houses are all right, we bought ston, Glen Liringston, Emma Mc and they are cheap too. if he had them. next a days, nence you can get good up to date The Kanopolis Independent is Leish, Esther Sampson, Ruth Sturgis, Jennie Torcaso and Lorrlng get your paint at the Post Office.

Price them right, and can sell them I right. A. M. Reid, anions our late exchanges, It is a styles. Uome and see.

well edited little sheet. Chase News and Quality Guaranteed. C. S. Bath.

Mrs, L. Herzig and sons Frankie Last week people were taking in the Fall Festivol at Topeka, this week they are at Kansas City witnessing the Komic Karnival R. B. Arnold, Principal. II.

II. Davis was over from Lin and Henry went to Leavenworth last 1. Reid coin last Thursday and Friday, and week to meet the soldier boys of the Lary Obarra, for the past year con 21st, Kansas Regiment. ductor on the I risco Road was trans while here he remembered the Independent. When you have a moment The Aid society of the Methodist Church at Ellsworth gave a social at the parsonage, Tuesday of last week, which was highly enjoyed by all present, and it netted the society a neat sum of money.

Deputy Sheriff Bart Stone, of Wilson, brought a man to Ellsworth to serve a sixty days jail sentence in the county jail, for striking and abusing a cripple last week. I will order goods of any kind for you, that I do not keep in stock, at the lowest price. S. Bath. Some of the farmers east of town have lost a few cattle and are unable to attribute the cause of their death.

Farmers cannot be too careful a- This is the season of the year when the Podunk Banner will melt Its hand-press to elect Hon. William Smithers to congress. Six months later lion. Wm. Smithers will remit bout letting their cattle eat Kaffiir to spare, go and see A.

M. Reid's line of Shoes. Willie Hogan writes us from Warwick Oklahoma Ty. ne Is picking cotton there, he says that he would like to hear from all the boys in Kan-opoli8. See the whip ad of the C.

E. Jen corn. It some times does not effect! MARKETS. Reported by Larkin Sons. Sunlight Flour 85 cents, a sack.

Good Luck 75 cents a sack. Every Day 75 cts. per 100 pounds Bran Shorts mixed 35 cents per 100 pounds. Prices on products cf the Mill are subject to change without notice. XvarltiLn Sons.

Died. At his home four miles them, and at other times a few mouth $1, to pay for the Banner one year and imagine that he reciprocated. New England Editor. fulls will kill them. north of Lorraine on Friday.

Sept. 31st Mr. Erhardt departed this life after ferred from the Ellsworth run to the Neosho branch last week. George Smith who has been firing on the Kansas Midland from Ellsworth to Wichita was transferred from the passanger to a freight run last week. E.

W. Wellington of Ellsworth started on an extended trip through the east the first of the week. Last Monday a Kanopolis man was Bined shooting and hunting in peoples pastures. It is a great annoyance to stock men to have people shooting among their herds. There has been several annimals crippled in this vicinity by careless hunters and the owners have decided that it must be stopped.

a lingering sickness. The Indepen dent joins the entire community in The boys from Ellsworth who joined the 21st. Kansas Volunteers all returned home last Thursday on nings Mercantile Company. They are extending sympathy to the bereaved Mr. Bert Root and Miss Ada Allen were married at the Episcopal Church in Ellsworth at 8a.

m. Monday Oct. 3rd. Miss Allen is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Allen of Ellsworth, and the groom is a son of Mr. and familv and friends. selling more whips than any body. NOTICE.

The parties that aproprl- thirty day furloughs, except Antly Herzig, Ellis Stewart, and Arch Some Kanopolis boys would prob aA)ly be just as wise in their old days, Huycke. Ellis Stewart being to sick to travel, was left in the hospital at Mrs. E. S. Root of Black Wolf Both Report says that W.

west of Ellsworth got pretty badly bruised if they would spend more time in the a ted my peaches to their ow a use are well known to me, and they will save trouble by settling for same. W. Patf. Lexington, Herzig and Huycke stop' school room, and less time around the are highly respected young people. We wish them a happy future.

up in a runaway last Friday, corners smoking cigaretts. ped for a short yisit in Leavenworth..