The Atlanta News from Atlanta, Kansas • 8

If FOR DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS SHOES 4 GO TO W.J. MARKS We sell our goods at the lowest prices either for cash or produce; Grocery Stock opening about March 1st. We also carry a line of Drugs, Medicines 6ft; a Registered Pharmacist, is in charge of the Drug rkraaiw Sundries. E.W. Woolsey, Highland Park It is a New, Piivato Hospital SltefliWS miiw irmiMHiiiHi mnnii.

uiiniimm mwmhii" 'iimon nial rature and every nm i It is heated throughout with Lot water; and no expense Las been spared to mako it a omfortable home for patients. It is deautifully situated on College Hill, an eminence over looking the entire eitT It is one mile from the business center and away from the none and dustcf ahecity, and is always cool and salubrious in. summer. Fully equipped with all necessary Electro-Therapeutic and NKay appliances. Be ready for the Department.

ATLANTA XEWS J.N. LONG Editor. Application filed Uv be entered as second class matter in the Post Office at A tlanta. Kansas. Subscription Kates One year P1.0O Six month $.50 Three month f-25 I Club rates fiirnisb.ed to any of the subscril)ers.

Advertising rates made known by applying at this ollice TiifiML SOUTH BOUND CO!) Passenger 8.05 A 3.10 P.M 03S Local Freight y.U AM 637 Fast Freight 4.10 A.M NOKTII BOUND NO. COO Passenger VM 602 8.20 P.M 640 Local Freight 5.47 P.M 632 Fast Freight 10.35 A.M ifefey Why send to CHICAGO For a sewing machine when wo will furnish you a machine for less money than any catalogue house will. We will sell you a five draw, er drop-head sewing machine for and we pay the freight, the same machinj they ask you 19.50: in Cdicago and you pay the freight, a srving of $1.20. We warrant them here at home. Also handle the Famous Into and Eldridge the King of all sewing machines.

Bring in your catalogue and we will convince you that we will do better by you than any of them will. Yours for business. Wilson, the Jeweler The operating room, which pletely furnished with the latest leptie appliances and is free to anti only the moet competent It las special provision for Sanitarium aubluiB all Hie Muh-vu im is entirely modern, is com and dest surgical and anti all physicians and surgeons graduate nurses are in charge. patients requiring abdominal uu yjijouatiu tiuu ya IN have in our lino, of Generil Building Haidware, and) it 1 vuaiitjf aiu -wnwucicu. Parrish and gynoecology surgery and hospital treatment.

It offers maternity service with superior advantages and protection against the dangeas incident to confinement. Lone Ftiirr. Hurrah for the fun the creek is froze over and skating is tine that is just the young folks are looking for. Cliff' Price purchased several bushels of corn of F. Pierce last week.

a at Mr. Walzs last ivuk returning home Sunday evening. While )reparing to practice a dialogue last Thursday night' Mr. Prices horse broke loose and went llome l'' to seel; for tli0 lu)1'so and failed to prac tice that night but will have -the dialogue all right by Friday night. Miss Nellie Pierce was absent from school last week.

It would be just as well if the Lone Starr scholars would stay at home as they learn nothing but meanness. Miss Lottie Ensley was in this neighborhood, last week looking for a class to take music lessons she rs a number one good organist. Jojin Solomon is husking shock fodder for AV. Murphy. John Valkman is getting out a fine lot of hedge posts.

L. V. Stic was at the borne of his brother's last Thursday and Kiiday.he is the professional bis-ket-maker. rs. John Stucky left for Black-well Oklahoma Sunday Ave wish her a pleasrnt trip and more and likely she will have for she is going to see her father and mother also her brother.

Charles Pierce is purchasing some furs he pays the highest market prices. 'V (i. F. Hall recently purchased a nice herd of calves. C.

X. Dickinson butchered a largo hog last Friday. Byron Hay was cutting hedge for John Volkman last week. Every body come to tho spelling school Friday night at Lone Starr school house. C.

K. Sticewas at F. I). Pierces Sunday evening. AVm Stienhoff purchased a bas-ket'of L.

V. Stice last Thursday. Earnest Prioe and George Miller went to Douglass Monday. KoVHK. ATLANTA 0., Torbet took in the sights at the County Seat Tuesday.

Mrs. Uothgeb from Missouri came to Atlanta Saturday. Tuesday morning she accompanied her husband Bothgeb to Snyder Oklahoma where he has business interests. Ii. Schwint came to Atlanta from Winfield Tuesday.

He is Unloading a car of Household goods here and will move, his family here in a few days. SOCIAL. -Held at the School House Saturday niyht. File given at the school louse hist' Sat unlay evening for the purpose of establishing a library fund was one. complete suc- i nobody felt of the finnst Dies an cakes was served but be- 11 ivrr any young man could eat sup- r-er, lh- would have to buy half a valentine.

This half valentine 'must be compared with" others un il th' valentine was completed the one having the other would lie his pardner. This was done very well. To avoid adults having to eat with children vice the numbers from one to forty were given to boys under fifteen lover forty to those over fifteen. Every body enjoyed the supper and immediately after were given an opportunity-; to. on the po)idar young lady to receive a mandolin valentine the finest that could be.lxmght in "Winfield.

The young contestants- were Agness Crocker, Shirley Crow, Clyda and lluth l'hilo. Agness Crocker received 80S voles. Shirley ('row 33 '3 votes, Clyda Misse (53 Ruth Piiilo 27. Shirley (Vow receiving the majo iy if vote was awarded t.ie valentine. hly elated over the victory won.

But the Atlanta boys there is a sweet day coming by by. The receipts for, the, evening were Quito a nice library will be purchased with this money and all should be proud of a library. that has been needed here ever since the school has been in exigence. About sixty days ago I 58 on the case. This watch was i.

i The person finding this watch will please return it to me and receive a liberal rewaad. En Smai.lky, Sr.l;scr'il:e for tfie News. TUESDAV Wick Tottort of Nebraska City is here visiting old friednds and acquaintences. lie expects his family here in a few days. Solomon Hoffein oamcin from Nebraska City today and will move at once to the farm formerly owned J.

McCordr His family will arrive tomorrow. Snodgrass- of Gordon is here calling on old friends. Si John Parrish for farm Subscribe for tho News. ii e11 cieaunucbH, iiioi-t anu cAL-jjiciit iu--The Timber creek bovs were ,..4. lary nuuuigemejuL cuiiuucim-ii ients.

Patients met at all trains when requested. For further information, terms, adore sn the Superi i tendent. Miss L.A. Kansas. COME Let ns show you what we ware, Tinware, Harness, Hoofing.

Be sure to i-ee us bttcre buying. We can feurelyy'80 ontkc works Xunl))or 1()n. 1. 'inttiesi you micu xiiccis.aim Torbet W.C. Zeigler iW.M.BRANNUm' rxBEKTAKKR AUCTIONEERS Always have a full Call on or wr te me stock cf undertaking goods making dates and cofBns.

Call at my Terms Reasonable residence in Atlanta Atlanta, Kansas O.H, REYNOLDS y. B. TANDY Physician andr Surgeon Physician and Surgeon Winfield Kansas. Winfield 0 Kansas. i..