The Mayetta News from Mayetta, Kansas • 5

For good goods and rigtt prices go to Laswell Dry Goods Co. BLA0KSMITH1NG! Bill Cooney left on Sunday for TIME TABLE. Mayetta Kan, Kansas City with a car load of stock. Help build up your town bj patronizing the home paper. The new.

Mission School building west of town is about completed. The farmers are improving this fine weather gathering their crops. Kryaer Winters are painting in the country southeast of Mayetta Fob Sale: -Cottage organ (almost as good as new.) Call at this office. Carriage work of all kinds.1' RepairiDgJDone Promptly." The farmers are all so busy gather ing corn that the town is almost, de serted these days. Mrs.

Pooler accompanied her niece to Topeka on Monday where she vis The 'RIjbi Bond" to and from and between -v CH1CAOO OMAHA St. LoCIS DENVER MIV COUJBArO PECVA FORT WORTH St. JOSEPH 8t. PAUL KANSASCTTY HISJiSAPOVS And ererywhere beyond. 1TMT BOUKD.

No. 5(, Passenger ..10.55 A. No. 53. ger.

7J3 r. No 71, local Freight, dally except Sunday 1-15 p. u- BAST BOCSD. No. 54.

Passenger, daily 8.S7 A. II No 32, 4.33 P. No. 72, Local Freight dally ex- ept 87 A. M.

Am now better prepared to do all kinds of work than ever before. Horses with diseased feet skillfully treated. HARRY M. REISTr Mayetta, Kansas. ited relatives a few days.

C. L. Gillham, the barber, spent Sundayat the home of his brother- in-law, Ben State, east of town, -s this week. The man who knows how it happened is in evidence these days. He is a twin brother of the other fellow, I told ou so." Chas.

F. Ramsey's show at Wood man Hall Monday and Tuesday even, ings was highly enjoyed by those in attendance. In 1896 there were lip Popallst pa. pers in Kansas. there are only 71.

Some have "passed away," and some have changed their mode of Now is the ime to buy your lleat- Ing stove." Only a few on hand yet at bottom prces, at Buche's. i Capital and Surplus $24,000. 31 Mr. Iowa who recently JACKSON COUNTY DIRECTORY purchased the Shultz here this week looking after his property. i May etta State Bank living.

Come to Mayetta to do your trad-: Judge District F. Hnrrel Cleric District J. W. Scneder County Treasure. W.

A. Thompson 8. Bateman DOES A GENETAL BANKING BUSINESS. Ing. Our merchants carry good up-to-date stocks anl their prices are! Rev.

Warner, pastor of the Methodist church, berfan a series of meetings at that church on Monday even Under Sheriff L. Whitcraft County Attorney T. Woodburn tbe Probate Judge S. Frlcker ing. The attendance 'and interest Bert Harrington came up from' To County C.

McConnell manifested are good. peka Tuesday He. is Very A. J. CARREL, TICBFRES'T.

P. F. EGGEN, CASHEEB. JESS R. LASSWELL, PRESIDENT.

Register of Deeds J. Seabold County Whitcraft Coroner Di. Darlington You'll have to hurry if you want to much improved in health i and looks well and hearty. take advantage of the News' special Surveyor B. Talbert 1 1st Disk W.

Parmenter subscription rate. Only 2 more months Elder. J. E. Palmer, of; Topeka, 2nd Dlst Geo.

L. White and the price will be $1.00 instead of 3rd DlsU-B. B. Erwin. filled his appointment at; the Chris 50c per year, the present price tian church on Sunday, returning to Topeka on Monday.

Work was resumed on the new MAYETTA CITY OFFICERS. stone building (after election,) on Duroc Jersey male pigs for sale. Six Monday morning, We understand it THIS ADV. Mayor .....0. D.

Oliphant Clerk F. Eggen Treasurer Jake Heyman will be two stories high. It will be months old and ready for service. Eligible for register. Call on or address, Resin Wilson, 2i miles north of Hoyt, Police Judge W.

P. Brockett a good large double store -building I Marshal Sanderson Councltmen S. Heyman, Saml. Early, Ad. when completed.

Rural Route No. 1, Hoyt, Kas. al7m3 Jones, Jess Lasswell, F. Ash ton, ex' A minister's wife, a doctor's wife Tells you what we furnish, and we will both lose money if you don't read every word of it Bert Allen was over from Denlson Council meeting held regularly on the first and a traveling man's wife met one Tuesday, shaking hands with friends Monday evening of each month. MAYETTA SCHOOL BOARD.

day recently and were talking about "WE SELL and transacting business. Bert is the forgetfulness of their husbands. always a welcome guest to Mayetta The minister's wife thought her hus friends. Director, Jess Lasswell Treasurer, Hey man; Clerk, Chet; Moore. Teachers: Prln band was the most forgetful man living, because he would go to cnurch Tlie Mayetta Meat Market, keeps a clpal, Will Kelley; Intermediate DejArt- fine line of fresh and salt meats, al LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, POSTS, POLES, PILING, LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, TILING, HAIR, WINDOWS, PAINT, DOORS, SASHES, In fact, everything that goes to make up a COMPLETE LUMBER YARD is carried In stock.

and forget his notes and.no one could so sweet and sour pickles, in bulk as xoent. Miss Alvera NorrlsJ Primary Depart nent, Miss Edith Jones. CH URCH A ND SOCIETY DIRECTORY, well as bottled, sour kraut, lard, make out what he was trying to preach about. The doctor's iwlfe oysters and fresh fish. .8 '''') thought her husband bad a poorer memory still, for he would of ten start M.

BILDERBAOZ Mayetta Kansas box supper given Wthe Bell school house, on last Friday evening IflTHODIST out to see a patient and forget his ierrices erery alternate ounaay, morn- In and evening at 11 A. u. and 8 P. x. san- day School 10 A.

Prayer meeting Wednes-feday evenlugs. Rev. C. S. Warner, Pastor, was quite well attended and was a great success.

A' number from town medicine case, and travel nine or ten miles for nothing. "Well," said the piRISTIAH CHUKCH. PreacWtig every alter- were in attendance. nate Sunday morning ana evening, nun Prayer meeting Wed- day School at 10 A. E.

Palmer. Pastor. nesday evening. Elder Mrs. o.

R. Jones received a traveling man's wife, "my husband beats that. He came home the other day and patted me on the cheek and said: I believe 1 have aeon you be telephone message from "Merlden on prTOKTS LIAQUl. Meets every Sunday ev- Tuesday announcing the death of her enine at ociock. rres.ceok miss Nora Jones: First Vice b'm Mtji- fore what is your name?" father near that place.

She left on le Smith; Second Vice President. tiKss Anaa Big Money in Oil! I want parties with 1100 or more toinvestin "a ground floor proposition." I also have treasury stock in a company the noon train (or that place to at BUvbe; TMra vice rres aeno. jvaa Fourth Vice Presldeu ss BeriiatPo.ier: The opening number of the May- Treasurer, Maude O.ears.,, M'ss tend the funeral. Nellie Long. etta Lecture Course, by" C.

Frank Vreeland, on last Thursday evening, Rural routes No. 1 and 2 has un PEBIITIAH IHDIAVO. Meets eve-y Sunday proved acceptable in every way to dergone numerous changes, taking evening at 7:30 ocs. fjes.ceat, mrs Matthews: Vice ei'deav. Charles Mc" effect yesterday.

Carriers Jones and Alexander; Correspond' ag fse Miss recently organied at 5 cents per share; per For full information, maps and advertising matter, relative to the above propertys, call on or address -I J. F. SMITH, 1518 N. Madison St. North Toneka.

TTanRaja the large, appreciative, cultivated and attentive audience that assembled at the Methodist church. It Jane MrJUexa ider: i wr ii t. Robson will have to learn their new Mrs. Delia Uelsx; T.easier, Id'sj Laura Mc- routes over again, so the patrons will Alexander. was a unique subject, 'Scaling Life's please be lenient with them for a Matterhorn," and magnificiently and while.

LOCAL and rMSUiNAL. masterly handled. The title of the lecture would signify something more The next number of the Lecture Course will be on Friday evening, than ordinarily and so it was, in tbe best and broadest acceptation of the word. More than one Subscrbie for the News. December 2nd.

The attraction be R. Reltzel's Travel Talks, He Pay your taxes at the Mayetta has spent many years traveling and FRISCO SYSTEM Chicago Eastern IHinois R. R. State Bank. his lectures are said to be very fine.

at the Mayetta Jess R. Laswell returned Sunday who heard the lecture are enriched thereby. They are also enthused to achieve the higher, grander, nobler, better, purer heights of true manhood and womanhood. uScaling Secure your tickets State Bank. from a business trip.

CI Double Daily Trains Eli Isaacs, was hurt near Mayetta Try the City Meat Market for any several weeks ago, and who is under Life Matterhorn," is not a. fancy thing in the meat line. arrest for the murder of Ed Davis, of dream of a word painter but can te J. H. Spence was jansacting busi that placev had his leg amputated successfully accomplished te- ness in Hoyt on Thursday.

yesterday, Df. Reynolds, who has nacity of purpose and are unyielding been attending him, performed the faith to reach the summit or goal of Albert Shultz made a business BETWEEN- St Louis and Chicago MORNING AND EVENING From LaSalle Street 9:60 a.m. 9:10 m. Prom Union Sta. (Merchants Bridge)Stira 9:30 a.

m. 9:46 p. m. Morning or evening connection at both termini with lines diverging Equipment nearly new and modern throughout. A DOUBLE-TRACK BAILWAY.

Equipped with practical and approvedafety appliances. Substantially constructed. 1 to Holton on Monday. operation, Holton Signal. their ambition.

were theles- Sale bills, letter hdadsj statements, S. Martin, lormer editor of the sons imbued by Mr. Vreeland. His etc. printed at this office.

Dover News, and now of Hoyt, Kan- suggestions were likewise strong and sas, running the Sentinel, and the forcible, appealing specially tO' the Frank Navlor. of Holton, was in Mayetta News, was in town today. Mayetta on business Tuesday. young people who are ascending-the rugged hills, crags and mountains in He will go from here to the World's J. I.

Walker has just received an Fair, after which will attend the dis cident to life. To them his words excellent line of candies and nuts. trict court at Kingfisher, being sum were encouraging and helpful1 in Frank Hafer came down from Hol manifold ways. moned there as a witness for the Rock Island. Hennessey, (Okla.) ton to spend Sunday with his par OOQOOOOtOOaOQQQOtbOOtrOBgOOOOQOflOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOp 0 9 Press-Democrat.

WANTED Men and Woken in this, county ents. City Me At Market. and adjoining territories to represent J. H. Miller and wife attended the Cedar Township Ticket.

and advertise an old established house funeral of John Early. Hoyt last of solid financial standing, Salary Fresh, Salt and Cued Meats We were misinformed as to those Friday. to man $21-weekly, to women $12 to elected on the Township ticket last Constantly on hand. $18 weekly with Expenses advanced each Monday by check, direct from Tuesday. The following is a correct Mrs.

Patch's new bouse is about completed and will soon be ready for headauarters. FTorsft Rnd bucrsrir. fnr list of the lucky ones, as far as we occupancy. manent. A necessary; position per-3 were able to find outj Madam Rumor says there will be a Cash paid for Elides! ICE FOR A LE B.

DOUGLAS. Mayetta, Kansas. Dept. Monon Bid. Chicago, 111.

Trustee-B. R. Cornforth, Dem. Treasurer John Laird, Repub. Clerk Robt.

L.iMiller. Remib. wedding in Mayetta before long. "Wonder who it is. PORTRAITS.

Justices of the Peace J. iLun Harry M. Reist and wife spent ger Dem. and Noble Chase, Repub. i Get a picture taken, of your dear Sunday at the home of Charles Dutt, yrimnnnnnnr a a a a a a a a a o'o axo'tf Road Overseer, District anear Birmingham.

old home and family while all er, because some day you regret that James Earns, RepuK Road Overseer Dftit. No. 1 Steph you have none. Now is the time. See hie, or write me.

Ivan Clowe writes from Topeka that he finds plenty to do in his new Dosition but likes the. work very en Hug, R. Fine Job Neatly and promply done at the Nsws office. We could not get a complete list of J. H.

Spence, Kansas." the ticket. i..