The White Banner from Altamont, Kansas • 5

BUSINESS BREVITIES. Mens, oys' Children's Buv vour Poultry Net M. BYRNK, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Parsons, Kan. ting at Garst's Hard-ware store and sav Larsen, The Tailor Leader in fine tailoring at popular prices. Suits from $15 up.

LOCAL TIME CAIID 'FRISCO LINE. No. 1 Passenger due 1 1 :52 p. ra. No.

5. Passenger, due. 10:80 a. m. No.

31. Local Freight, due, .2:25 p. ni. KAST fcOUNp. No.

2. Passenger, due. 3:15 ni. No. 6.

Passenger, due. m. money, XJIl A New Supply Pants from $4 up. of Gardening Steel (roods just received Kimball Block, North Central Parsons, Kan. Samples Sent on Application.

MRS. A BOON. Practical Carpet Weaver. 1414 E. Sieftheps Parsons.

Kansas. We have lately purchased the Celebrated Nevvcomb Fly-Shuttle Loom. We do all kinds of Carpet and Hug Call and examine work. Guarantee first-class woik at low prices. ready this Spring oils and Trousers We are Stock of 8 No.

3(5. Local Freight, due, .0:10 a. in. No. 38.

Through freight, due.8:42 m. Trains 1 and 5 make ponnection with A. T. S. F.

at Burrtou, Kausas, for all points west, northwest and southwest. t. Trains 2 and ti make connection ap St. Louis with all lines for points east, with a which match- at Garst's. jb-A1so a large supply of Bnrb wire.

For Trade or Sale, thing imaginable for sale or trade. Miss Etta Ilarrif one of our high school students, is qujta. sick at the Pacific House with rheumatism. see this hotel, situated as it is, so con ynHiaiciied and un veniently, midway between the central northeast and southeast. as is simply able in lPn" AT fjs ill hnm from the hiiih school.

She had FURNITURE, QUE ENS A II FIREARMS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ETC, CALL AND SEE US. part of the city and the depot, largely increase its patronage during this PaSl a LOlUUll'UB vyiirn been boarding at the pacific House, transportation. ny store in the western amuaisn rear. Mr. Barker is a gen has Pullman No.

5. on Sundays, -Mr. and Mrs. Kerr, of the Star Forest Ave. Furniture Parsons.

Tourist Sleeper through to Los Angeles tleman. Gallery were both down at their Gal lery here and did quite a good business Jast Saturday Country. The lettering of values and the lowering of pi ices liashoen u.r constant and persistent aim and now, with the absolute confidence of known superior without change via Bun ton, -Albuquerque aml Earstow. M4nT, Agent. COUNTY JJ1RECTOBY.

SPRING VALLEY ITEMS, BY Know. Corn planting is the order of the day. According to the old rule it will rain Pr. C. N.

Petty was introduced ISO!) Forest under K. of P. Hall. For Sale Cheap. I la ore black mare.

1 bay mare years old, 1 spring wagon 1 road cart. 2 stacks of hay. into the mystic ways of A A last Monday night. Henceforth he will be ity in all that pertains to maje attire, we invite inspection ana companion. seven Sundays as it rained on Eaater, men.

their radical examiner. Special attention is called to our $7. AO and $10 00 suits tor -it 7.1 f.pntu but, a large assortment District Court meets the first Tuesr at all Died: At his home, at Labette City, v-r i 1 -4- Harry Mills says he is getting all old Mr. Payne, weunesuay a Inquire at this olfice the job work he can do. ljarry has a o'clock, He was buried Thursday at the our prices, and can give better values than any house in the city.

In shoes we have a large line for men and boys. Selz Enterprise siinH i1HSf shoe ever made to sell for $2. also handle Sel. good outfit and is doing some very nice Labette Cemetery CLUB RATES. work.

Never in the history of this or any other community Pianos and The following especially low clubbing Mr. Hall and Mr. Moss visited at M. pefley's last Sunday. Mr.

J. B. Payne is on the sick list. There was a party 41 1 Elihu Green's rales are triven us iy tne respeuuvw Shu" to sell for and "Royal Blue" at GUARANTEE. Weguarant.ee every article of tlothing and every shoe bought from otr house to be just as represented and lo make good to the customer anything that is not satisfactory.

ore iifpn sold fa cheaply as 1 am publishers with The Wiiitk Bannku. The price includes eacn paper un me selling them now. A M. Hunter, parsons Untnn nv five. ieV lepoib ii miu inHv Banner one year, i'ayaine in auvance.

KxVNSAS COMMONER 1.03 mmm SIMM tN OV ADk Mr. Burns is still bedfast. day in February. May and wctoDer. j.

C. Skidmore, Judge. F. Thompson, County Clerk, S. Atwood, County Treasurer.

A. li. Switzer, County Attorney. liichcreek. Probate Judge.

Jda. O. Martin. Supt. Public Inst II.

II. Graue, Register of Deed. K. C. Clark.

District Clerk. J. W. Bennett, Sheriff E. P.

Bayless. Surveyor. Fiench Coroner. (i.W. Gabriel, i IK U.

Watson, County Commrs. J. C. Goodell. CITY DIRECTQRYf S.

L. Martin, Mayor. J. II. Taylor.

Police Judge S. J. iiuss, Win. Lough, John Miles, 1 Couneilmen, New house, Harrington. We see some nice job work that Mrs.

Martin has had done at Harry 9DRR 8 GLUI HiNG UU TIMES-STATESMAN LYKfH Mills' office. Harry's first work, we FAR MF, US' TRIBUNE IDENBRO EVENTS. The voice of the corn planter suppose, since he moved oyer here. THE ADVOCATE (Topeka) is Parsons, Kan, Miss Margaret Sellars lias op CHICAGO ENPUESS heard in the laud. account of sickness been obliged to rpiirimiish her work in the High School Miss Maltie Lynd, S.

Pres. of La- CHICAGO SENTINEL 1 1 I 1 rm has called a aunuay tai-nu COMING NATION and return to her home in Eartlett convention at Wilsonton April jiOth. 1 1.00 i l.M 1.2.', 8' 1 .23 1.73 1.73 1.15 1 .30 1.30 1.00. We notice that Messrs. Lane, AH are cordially invited.

PITTSBURG KANSAN ECLIPSE (Parsons) I I) END ENT Pa rsons) l(ns LUMlimi, LA TH, SASH, DOUltS, IthlXUK. Fairbanks and others are taking tp the Ilaroid Watson is tmite sick. hand bill system of advertising, lhey cr.Kii r-niivpnt ion at the vimiiiri not. forcet the merits of the EVERYTM8MG IN THE LUMBER LIME i wr i vrs! r.sf.'.s'. IL Ims UMIC and SA Sl.

hniiKH. 2 miles nortii oc lit: I newspaper. TrlPnhm. on Sunday, April 12jtn. UNU.M uurwixm Dr.

Petty comes to us well recom enma nf Tfinbro's citizens attended REPRESETATl VL CIIUUCH DIRECTORY. CUBIST! AN CHURCH, preaching 1st anil 3rd Sundays in each month, at 11 a. and p. m. Christian Eiideavor at p.

Sunday Schpol at 4 p. m. u.ri Hp i n. graduate from the Reirular School and bears splendid divine services at Wilsonton Sunday MORGAN'S BUZZ-SAW iCIMC.S UliiU, I'Jll-' has TIMOTHY Ik has CATK HE A SS ami FLAX for trill loan ar Let wide awake farmers lak notleo ol ih above facts and come in, recommendations from citizens from evening. where he came.

Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Briggs attended wtor nrui itpr.

Miss nn Katurdav the Fairview township N. Petty, M. Prayer Meeting every Tuesday at 8 p. in. Everybody cordially in lIO.

XTillJ r- Perkins are visiting here a few days Sunday school convention at Maple Jtopectfully, j. RUST vited to attend these services. before going to Cherry vale where Mrs, Grove school house, lneprogiam ww excellent. Fine music was rendered by the Zjon Hill choir, Mr, Todd, of the Rosedale school, brought his class 7v4ATSM-S. Dollars PaelfiG louse.

Will Waters' husband is interred- '-She is fixing her lot up nicely. Mr. Hugh McCue has 140 bushels of nice millet for seed wilt sell for Rocts a bu. lie lives I mile north a Buy Oil PRESBYTERIAN CIHJBCIJ. Preaching every Sabbath at 1 1 a.

m. and 7:15 p. in. Sabbath School at 10 m. Junior Endeavor at p.

m. Y. P. S. 13.

Epdeavor at p. m. Prayer MnetinjJ Wednesday evening. of boys and girls and sang some excellent songs. County pres.

B. F- Briggs, postponed attend the Henderson Jitcrary. They worth of ffoods or more of the Bed well and 2. miles west ol Ajtamoni. i the Oswego Sunday school conference on April 2Bh to May 1st.

thev tl picment who keep o-ive vou a beautiful lame Picture FREE. report a heated discussion on the "Prohibition question," followed by a good literary program, An extensive wolf drive was Xartieipated in by the lesidentsof this vicinity on Saturday, seven wolves were seen but all made good their and get your seed from him. VANMETEIL tle Marble pealer, of Parsons is furnishing a nice little tombstone for Mr. Mickey, southeast of Altamont. He says he finds it pays to go to Mr.

Vnmeter's shop to get PIONEER ITEMS. By Me. The trees and earth are putting on a beautiful coat of green. Corner Central Washington Parsons, Mr. Ben Miller's girls were our at o'clock.

M.E. CIIUUCII. Preaching every alternate Sunday at 11 a. and every Sunday at 7 p. m.

Sunday School at 10 a. m. Junior League at 3 p. m. Young People's meeting Tuesday 7 p.

m. Prayer Meeting Thursday 7 p. m. Ladies Mite Society every alternate Friday at 3 m. II.

A. Ciiuncii, Paster. IJAPTIST CHURCH. Go To escape but a large number ot jacu rabbits were slaughtered, marble work done saves him money tfie work iy excellent, HUH Dire Parsons, Ivan. I am l.m nv to htt able to sav that Vita-Ore neighborhood Monday inviting some of our ypung folks to a social which is to Saturday evening a party was given fone me more j0ia than anything MAIN, be held at their house next Saturday night.

The Flynn-Morris Clothing Store in the large Kiissell Building, Parsons, is a marvel of neatness and order, It is also a marvel of volume in the im Mrs, Moore spept a few days with at the residence or mi. liaYe ever taken. 1 had Rheumausin in honor of Miss Gertie Maxson, ot cause(i inalaria. and was unable to Parsons, who is visiting in the country. work for about tvvo nionths.

I have About ten couples were present a nu ainea fifteen pounds since taking games, music and asocial good time and am gaining every day, was indulged in to the satjsi action ot isijer a great remedy. her son Albert Clark at Big Hill last mense stock they have on hand and a week. SSThG (clusivo Wall Paper Dealer for latest k'S and lowest prices N. Central Aye. Parsons, Kan.

jTMONEY to LOAN on Real Estato marvel in its volume of business. It is all Ft O. ClW DEN. Eld. A.

W. King, Gen. Agent, 2020 without doubt the largest, neatest, Mr. Moore and Mr. Patterson took their departure from our neighborhood most convenient, and finest clothing Johnson Parsons Kan, Preaching every 1st.

and Sunday of each month at II a. m. and 7:3,0 Sunday sahool at 10 a. every Sunday. PrayermeGting every Wednesday at p.

m. stqre in Vie city of Parsons. to Mo. where they go for a pleasuie trip and look for a farm trade, Mrs. Jacob 'premier has returned home from Independence and visited Mr, J.

Husshas sold out most Of the stock of machinery that he had SOMETHING NLW. BALLOU ITEMS. Sunday school will convene at 3 o'clock p. m. with Epbram Fiance as superintendent and Jasper Allen as assistant.

We hope to have a good Sunday school with the help of the neighbors. Meeting at 4 p. m. every Sunday. Everybody iuvRed to take shipped to him in the spring, lie has The Peirce (Mty Steam Laundry Works has secured the service or an ixr lnpal oorresnoiideiit must be Optical Specialist.

at Parsons last week. Mr, William Clark lost a fine work horse last week expert dyer and cleaner. 11 m- done a remarkable good business in machinery, beside selling two new buirffies up to this date. Everybody off on -a bum. idge, right from the raoiwc coasu a effect of dry cleaning, situ, satin, part and help the good work along.

One of our young couples went to knows S. J. and what he says can be brocatelle, damask, curtains, portieres There is a gentleman in Labette township who wishes to debate this window draperies, is wonderful. Ladies should not fail to Mrs. Geo, Vanpe la visiting her daughter, Mrs Alice Moon, in the Strode settlement.

Mrs. Maud Hunt visited her uncle Greer and a few of her old your eyes free, spe 5 a 1 eu accurately, pricey reasonable test lit make Will Will Will question: "Resolved, That the Bible depended on. lie is a hard worker and an exemplary business man. I.O.OF. A NNI RS Alt CELEBRATION.

PKKDONIA KANSAS APKTI 2J, 180G, send these to us, especially where are dulled. We can revive and Oswego Monday. Our new Doctor has already had calls into the country. Dr. Trim's barn blew over in our Jsttje lurry of wind last Sunday.

does not teach that there is everlasting 3 punishment after this life according to reason and Revelations." Anyone wish: inr to take the negative of this wU brifditen them and make them serviceable at a small cost, they are too badly faded for cleaning we can produce desirable effects in dying in fancy colors. Dresses, except silks, dved without ripping apart. Chemical cleaning is very popular and much or.rro,ii.tf.l fnr its etlicieiicV uiul school mates last week. Mr. David Vance has taken his departure from our neighborhood to Chetopa where he has spent the past 2 weeks greatly missed from our sta.t same in Bannkk.

State time For the above occasion we will sell tickets from Altamont to Fredonia and return at rate of $1 Tickets will be sold April 26, with limit for return April 28th. T.Martin, Agent. will of course notice the new and place. Mrs. Greer, and son Fred are-visiting in Mound Valley and Pioneer.

Mrs. Lizzie Newlon, of Winfield, came in for a few days last Saturday. Dave Bonebrake and wife of Parsons were in town Saturday and Sunday. We had a pleasant rain Sunday eve which was welcomed by the farmers as economy. It thoroughly cleanses and mnnvw nil dirt and crease without JOJ1X HAZLKTTS NEW GROCERY AND QUEENSWARE STORE IN CAUlNTEIi PfiQOK.

OSVft9Pi KAN. Please come in and examine our larse stock of New Goods. We takti the wheat was dying in the black land advertisment of the Bodwell Imple injury to texture, color or finish. Tbe finest fabrics in delicate coloring are treated with absolute success and when slightlv soiled are made to look neighborhood. The greatest excitement Uiat has been in our neighborhood for quite a while was the burning down of Robert Vance's barn Friday night which was seen in a mass of flames by Frank McCue, who hastened thither to tell ment Co.

of Parsons in this issue. They have some beautiful pictures, for and oats were not coming through the giround very fast, We find the taxpayers of Labette glad to get rid of the old eyesores at Wilsonton. Hoping them good health and pleasure in showing poods and quoting sfac- prices that we know must bo as good as new. knits eleaneu dved. Prices reasonable.

Satisi framing, that they are giving away to their customers, who mate small purchases at their store; and all who turn iruaranteed. Z.T.Mautjn, At, SPRAYERS. A fresh and New Supply of Improved Collet Sprayers at QAKST'S. There was a Holiness prayer meeting at Mr. Riepe's last Tuesday pight.

I). A. Landreth Sons' pure, tory both in QUALITY PRICK. Bobert when it was too late to save 23.U bushels of corn, 4 horses and mules, ,7 and prosperi ty bid them good bye. In answer to p.

vf Dieust's team's bad luck, I will explain. It was like have become acquainted with inac om reliable firm need po testimonials from any 6ue. Trade theie and you will want to go again. unto a drunk man when the sidewalk llys up aud fiits him in the face. The fresh garden seeds in bulk at A.

Buckley's, Parsons. pigs and two sets of harness a complete loss with no insurance. Bobert and family have the sympathy of their neighbors, who will unite and put the rest of his crop in and help to get a team for him, Pick up courage The editor and his little boy, in harrow turned over and the horses got Tmr T)av will preach in the their rounds, had the good fortune to tangled and fell on the teeth and re S. forfinnon fall into the hands ot Mr- J. ceived some very bad wounds, but will about sunper time recently.

Fortune Robert and go forwaid ith, your old aud evening recover all right. I Miller, Boot and Shoe Maker, PliOJlPTIA'AXl) XV A TL 1 firing nctch srlthd hi AUamvut never was more propiupua. nc determination. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, i tt nvpr and wife have a new genial hospitality and bountiful repast -A T- TIT'" daughter. Md.

Valley. M. Dunn, Prop, enjoyed there will long be remembered of hav anv umount Mr. Gray has lately completed a Cve Will Eeggs will move to Md. Valley 10 yd.

While Blank Wall Paper. 9 inch Border 18 inch Border Gilt Paper fihtrHTO ronm that is a model tuia full with the intention ot Agoing NORTH TOWNSHIP ITEMS-By IlOXXNA. Mr. and Mrs. Blakeman, of Parsons visited with Mr.

and Mrs. E. B- Potts Sunday. VLfJ wM into the milling business. The farmers are busy planting corn "I1UC1 -r-- A oUfnll.O! 9 inch Border 2c 18 inch Border p.

If. IIOLCOMB S. Parsons, Ks. Invite the clllzcnx (tithe AW ana tsunvuhw int country to give me atvial. TERMS RE ASCN.JiLE.

the P. 0., CrtT.n pvtm bargains in second ut. Kansas is always ahead of the hounds, and hand pianos, sewing machines, Eld. Shick, of Monnd Valley preach- TH HOTEL BARKER, It was opr good fortune to be cast -v Tin Mntn A Siindav at the Franklin school bicycles. aA.iiu;"! uf upon the generous hospitality of our Altamont Mr F.

Hamilton's father has friend VV. II. Barker, of the Hotel moved into the house with his family Bible questions? What was Christ's mother's age at the time of His birthV Whose daughter was she? Whaf was her oldest brother's name? We will gi you a statistical report of Labette township next week. house to a large and attentive audience. Mrs.

Emma Hadley and son, who have been visiting in this vicinity, returned to their home at Ft. Scott Barker, just a short distance north of from the Indian Territory. the Frisco depot, at Oswego, recently, D. A. Lmdreth Sons' pure, Subscribe for THE WHITE BMNEB and we want to say to the good friends last Monday.

rph carden seeds in duik riesn gi Bucklf.yX Parsons. of the White Banner that that is the The latest addition to the F.A.A's. place to be treated wen, u. A question for the editor: wnose daughter was Cain's wife? Mr. Gary Hill and best girls Miss Fannie Mason and Miss Hairgrove drove to "Wilscnton last Tuesday eve to w.mnhoi- thp new son or 10 ue uumy, a "social member, tlie new son to.