Circleville News from Circleville, Kansas • 8

iMijhs''' fiK ft itfl Y'U i 1 cslUi ca cur cchcd ftteycrcsfcjt Two cf -car pupils attended tia es of WOOD and POSTS crcii Ci vtllcjr. Hit Frl- was? April wtiutbsteitoci pw eurcthocl. Th rct IU ceptfc ft yfc 7C, 4-fOQt WOOCl 1M timDer, The! pupils who tec the extnlca- SI 11 $2 D6 cord; 1 .1 A 1 1 I thetr grades. Thay will probahly tpSi p8F COlCl. hear by the 16th.

PLEASANT VALLEY. VTititcj.Eitv Ha 14, 'KeatCitJr 6 Exprcxi-DaUy ceptDundoy; a. MO. 12, Keasas City tad Leavea-worth, Mail-Dally NO. 104, Through Freight.

Haa-dles passengers -for Holtoa baly. Dally except Satur-days; Tralas West KO. 11, Seneca sod Beatrice, Mall Dallv 11:30 ft. We aead raia badly. wti-'yus.

uv Gus Sabal has a fine new family ty igy oitj6" ta. carriage. 1st a This is more like winter weather 5 than spring. xa. A well drilUag outfit passed along! aere Monday.

Handles the celebrated Lexington coal. The high- Charley Koby sold a fine horse last week to Mr. Spidel. NO. 18.

Seaaca Express, Dally except Sunday 8f1 8 p. a NO. 108, Local Freight, no pas- ssugers. Dally except Sua-. day: H.

C. Stewart, Agent. Circleville, Kansas. ice arketpr for Aady Youug is having 40 acres of estra paid 4 his pasture plowed up. fQ3 tfaarly all the little folks la the GRAIN.

Insnnnct in tb Bat Conpuia Hofcry Mlie, Valley theoeasles. urea usoorn ciosea a Tory success imhh l.M. i'LMWL fl'MK? ful term of school here last Friday. 7. h.

a uAtf 1 iwT rAm rwiivi r-wi rviv kr t-iir fpw jy vy'w Mj-'r' ftl Charley uoCart and Schoonover L. K. W. Ry. WEST.

No. 43. x.5op. 41. P'sscngcr.

8.04 p. m. EAST. No. 44.

6 x4 p.m. 42. Passenger 9.05 a.m. have teen hauling rock the past tea days. The Chase steam heller, of Hoy t.

THE' BURLINGTON ROUTE passed through here lat week bound for Soldier. A GOOD RAILROAD. East-Bound rora the Missouri CTfllVHlMHtitintiHHItiHHItHiy Dallas is at home agaia af IHIcaOTIEILao River to St. Louis, Chicago, it ter spending the winter in Hoi ton at runs the finest trains, wide-vesti tending school. billed, Pintsch lighted throughout, Miss Emma Bowser spent last Sun with her ister, who is making her With the Burlington's celebrated -ANDY House Building and Carpenter Work.

all kinds of Cabinet work done to order. Furniture repaired and refinished, varnishing and staining. Old Furniture made new-Trunks repaired-Upholster-ing neatly done. Mattresses worked over. i tTHaving had many year's experience in large cities at finishing the inside of buildings in all kinds of hard wood we will do such work also all kinds of furniture made to I have opened up a first-class Hotel and Boarding House, just opposite the K.

W. Depot. RATES REASONABLE. GIVE US A CALL, Iloiiior lloathiiian. home with Mr.

and Mrs. of free chair cars, dining cars, Pull- Lone Vale, man sleepers. A good many from here attended North-Bound: two daily trains, Mr. Fletcher' funeral To-day. Mrs.

perfectly equipped, to Omaha, St. Fletcher and family have the sympa- Paul, Sioux city. Carver M-D. thy of the entire community. Northwest: from fifty to hve hundred miles saved from the Mis WEST CROSS ROADS.

order. Andy Evers(l. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON ClRCLEVILLE, KANSAS. souri river to the Norlhwest by the Mr. Hubbard who Is staying at Mr.

Holton, Kansas. Nelson's Is sick. great time saverthe Billings Route. We are havine March winds in A- Graduate of the Jefferson West: from the Missouri River prii this year. Medical College, Penn.

to Colorado and beyond, two great Office in the building previ Bo km; to Mr. and Mrs. George Boff J. C. Goggerty will cry your sales right.

We take all kinds of accounts and bills for collection. Eppie L. Barber. trains daily. ee, April 3rd, 1900, a daughter.

ously occupied by Roy 7500 miles of standard railroad. Lud Green went to Valley Falls Sat The pioneer in curteous treatment All Cull! Promptly Answered. urday, to visit his father a few days. 1 of travelers. The main traveled road every Rollo Lusoombo and wife moved over into the property vacated by Jim Hodge.

ticket agent has tickets reading over the Great Burlington Route. STAR LIVERY BARN, Mrs. Groan and Pearl Evans spent J. C. BRAMHAIX, L.

WABELT. Sunday afternoon at Mr. Robert Ran- T. P. 883 Main Gen'lPiwi.

Agent Ransopber's. A certain old gentleman who lives not more than a thousand miles from Circleville Is in the habit habit of burning tallow candles in his home. One evening a friend called upon him to transact some business. 1 hey sat and talked for some time, when the old gentleman blew out the candle. His friend asked him why he did this whereupon he remarked "We can just as well sit in the dark and talk business, as to talk in the light and Kansas City, Mo.

St. lxrais, no. HOWARD ELLIOTT, General Manager, St. Joeseph, Mo. Coila el son accompanied by a la J.

W. Head Jr. Prop. Good Teams. Carerul Drivers.

Prices Reason-aoie. City Dray in connection Circleville, dy friend, came home from Netewaka Friday night If there is anything that will make Mr. I rakes and family returned you feel like you get into a bunch of from Missouri Friday, and treated un weaned calves, it's wnen you come their neighbors to fresh fish. Mr. George Luscombe and wife out of church and find a lot of idiots lined up on the sidewalk.

They crowd along the walk and compel women and girls to elbow their way through have moved back to St. Clere after spending the winter at home. save the expense of burning candles11 In a moment his friend pulled off his pants. The old gentleman asked him why this was done. Well" says his friend, we can just as well sit here without our pants on and talk business.

This will keep from wearing out the seat of them. Frank Ashton HOLTON, KANSAS. Whoesale Dealer in Hay Grain. Higbost Gash Prices Paid. Correspondence Solicited We would like to see the girls arm The News- office supplied J.

C. Gogge'rty and'J. B. Harper with job themselves with a hat pin about- two work this week. H.

Roller's Millinery display a a a a last oionaay was one 01 tne Dest we feet long and give every ienow a good 'poke that stands in her way. A girl that will so degrade herself as to let some fellow line upon the sidewalk and then catch on as she comes along should never go to church unless her mother goes with her. have ever seen in Circleville. The If KW8 and a Good DAILY OS a year good Daily wishing to obtain a list of subscribers in Circleville, has SCHOOL NOTES. Only one more week of school.

Mattie Richardson Is in school 1 gain. For Sale. made us rates whereby we can offer A good two story, five roomed house, good barn and other im The Rhetoric class Is study lag Die the Daily and the News together one year for You can not beat this and If you want a Dally you can do no better than to call at the Naws office and see us on this offer. proveinents. Price $600.

See ua tloa, pari IU of thelr.book. Old papers 20 cents a hundred at the News office. about it at the News office. The Book keeping class Is learning.