The Labette Record from Labette, Kansas • 5

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(1, Katy Kiycr Local "Ill, (iOl Nil sm a.m. p.l.l. 11.111 p.m. 11.111. p.m.

111. not We have just received a huge supply of Hard ware, Dry Ooods, Notions, and had expected to tell the readers of the Record about them this week. But we have been to busy to do so and take this means of inviting our friends to come and see for themselves. 15 do 'J: -l: (1 i No. 1, Kxprcss -No.

Kxprcss No. 5, Kuty Flyer -No. 5V, Local Freight. Sfciy-Tiiii ns No. 5 ston ut You.

K. K. rOSTOFFKE HOURS. Ollic.c opt-n Suiiil.ivs Iruin VI lo 1 I' ami from to 5 1' hi.ysllic ollicc in open during rcjruhir busings hours. Pouch for nitfht, miiil closes Suinlay cvutiiiiL' ill 7 dock, oilier evenings at 9 o'clock.

A. C. LAMM.Posiim.Her. Sycamore Labette, Kans. IK1 a SATL'llDAY.

O0TOBKU2II. PERSONAL NOTES. F. 1. Hedges was up from Oswego Sunday visiting' his parents.

Willard Peterson was over from Cherryvaie a few nays this week. E. A. Black went to Kansas City Wednesday evening on business. John Green and family are visiting his parents at Baldwin, Kansas.

Dr. Conner will attend the Parsons carnival next week with his pony show. C. S. Forcutn and Mrs.

8. P. Johnson were trading in Parsons Monday. Mrs. S.

Hedges and daughter. Mrs. Itntnsey, visited in Edna one day this week. P. Gross and W.

E. Dan in and their families, are visiting relatives in Ed Spriggs came over from Cokedale and spent Saturday arid Sunday with home folks. John Fentress expects to leave next Tuesday for Ohio where they will make their future home. Hon. Milt Metialf was over from Alt'iinont Thursday and re nijiined to hear the speaking at night.

Mrs. Pearl Ramsey, of Eismore, was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hedges, several days this week. Leonard liude attended a meeting Grand Order A.

H.T. A. at Wichita last week as delegate from the local order. George Watnpler and family moved down from Walnut last week and are now residents of our township. Welcome to them.

Miss Etta Scott came home last week from AUainont where she was 'alien sick while attending High School. She was seriously ill for awhile, but is improving. W. S. Park came over from incite, Mo last week, and lias been hauling his household goodc to the farm near Labette City.

Cheiopn Democrat. St. John, of Chetopa, has been here the past week working up a local lodge of his new fraternal society, the Home Builders' Union He expects to organize to-night. THE- If this is marked ilisio nulifv vim that vour siiliscripiion us expired. Utihvs you renew you will only receive one more copy.

Kansas City Weekly Times. ISf Not on! Record Hreal er, but a Record Maker. John Wall was re-elected secretary and treasurer of the A.II.T.A. at the meeting of the, grand order at Wichita last week, and his friends are much pleased. This is one of the.

best orders in existence us it not only protects a member's property but it has a great influence in securing a better enforcement of laws. The following summary of the work of the order for one year may he of interest: There is now a vacant, hoitfcc in town. Coal on hands al It. at all timer. VV.

L. Piatt has been commits iened a Notary Public Offers to its constituency all the news, more readable news, and a greater variety news features than any other weekly paper published in the Southwest. A Democratic weekly for the masses, A guarantee by its owners and the management that it will serve impartially the whole of the campaign news. Onlv25 Cents a Year. Full lino of Nails at E.

G. Lamm's. Send your subscription without delay to The Kansas Qify "fees Kansas Bity, Mo. 2 $1(10(1 ..50 ..4:1 ...18 0 No. of horse stolen No.

of horses recovered Xo, ef horses not recovered. Value of horses stolen Vsiltic of horses not recovered No. of hit ves No. of thieves convicted No. sent to peiiiteiiliiiry.

No. sent to i i I No. fined No. sent to reform selmol. Puoimmis 9 Pictures, Jones' livery barn at, Altamoni was burned Monday.

Two horses peris lied. FoiJ SALIC, a small wood heater. Inquire at the h'ECOUD office. Arth Jones has purchased the Jewell fa riu in the southwest part 4i tli township. See E.

K. Deia plain for ctih-paiii buttons either party. And even the (iod old White Haulier sent out a "boiler plate" (supplement this week or pictures of photographs I am prepared to take All work houses or scenery. Any size up to oxS. Republican Rally, giiarniited.

Leave orders the postoihYe. ALLEN PIATT. The 1'eiuiMiean cltihaain cetn- oust rated that they were in evidence with a big rally Thursday evening. The hall was packed full of people Hon. S.

S. of Wi was the speak er and for two hours he was iiiven the best of attention. He put to tligl the ghostf of imper ialism and militarism and discussed he issues of he campaign in a con vi neii'g- way. Tom Flanneliy and J. W.

Weaver each made short talks. E. E. Delaplaine was in Par sons Saturday attending a trial in which he as defendant. McLain.

the Persons embezzler. had lorued Del's name to a note which fell into the hands of a party who tried to collect it. We are pleased to note Del was given the verdict, leaving the other party pay all costs. Samples of Tailor made Clothing for the Fall aaJ Winter Season moo-11)01 from Chicago's Celebrated Tailors, CHICAGO WOOLEN MILLS. We please young and old.

Why wear ready made "Hand-me-Downs" wheal you can get clothes made to your order for the same price. and inspect sain pies. B. E. DELAPLAINE.

G. Eggs, 11 cents a dozen at Lamm's. We nnderslan the. Bryan club will not meet Wednesday night but will go to Oswego instead. of nice, line E.

G. Lamm Just received, cutlery. The teachers' examination will be held at Oswego next ASH A The Republican club meets in the hall every Thursday night. Good speakers and music. Hail happy da.

A young fellow who tried to beat a hotel Labette out of the price of a meal, was caught as he was trying to sneak out of town and compelled to chop enough wood to square his account, while- the towufolk stood around and watch ed him exercise his muscle. Topeka Capital. Little Oakley Brewer who had been making his home with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. K.

Green, died last week and was buried in the Labette cemetery. His mother arrived from Colorado in time to attend the funeral. is for Itsasure Catarrh Cure E. G. Lamm for Dry Goods and Not ions.

Some men ate uood when paid for it and others are good for not hiujf. Buy your coal hods and stove pipe, of E. G. La in. Lewis Stacy has tilted up a small engine and intends to saw wood on the Labette creek this winter.

Labette has one man who is williiijr to bet on Bryan. IK Conner offers to wager a team of Shetland ponies that VV. J. curries Arkansas. Remember the Record when you have any le-jil notices for publication.

If yon ant a pen knife for a small sum of money and fully guaranteed no to E. G. La nun. 13. F.

Springs, our blacksmith, has built a new forge and is get-in his shop in better shape to accommodate the people. Take your poultry to E.G.Lamtn and get cash or trade. Quite a number from here attended the fusion tally at Stover Saturday night. Tl ey report a big crowd but slim speaking. Call Vrooman, of Parsons, addressed the meeting of the Bryan 'dub Wednesday evening We understand there was a good crowd present.

Three car loads of live stock were phipped out of Labette Monday evening. Whitney Bros, sent a load of porkers to Kansas sale by Rude Watson. J. A. Karns began the erection of a residence yesterday on the lots recently purchased of A.

0. Lamm. doctors 4, ood. resenuiioii The Republicans of Montana held a rousing rally Wednesday night. The hall was packed and the issues were ably discussed by A.

A. Osgood and T.J. Flannelly. The Labette Glee Club furnished the music which was much Send the It li coed to some absent fiiend or relative. They will appreciate it very much.

The Topeka Mail and Breezy has a circulation of over 34,000 copies, more than any other paper published in Kansas. Better join the procession and subscribe for this great weekly which is clubbed with the Record both one year for $1.10. Several attended the big Republican rally at Parsons last night and report a grand affair. Read our clubbing offer with the Topeka Capital and other papers. Reduced Rates.

Honicseekcrs' excursion to Oklahoma October 2nd and Kith, November 6th nod 30th, December 4th and 18th. One first-class fare plus two dollars for the round trip. Final return limit 21 days from dnte of sale. or MiaiMiii Ten for five cents, at Drncffists, Onrers, Restatirants, Saloons, News-Stands, iciieral Sturts and Barhcrs Shops. Thev h.iri)li pain, jtiducr sleep, and prolong life.

One fcives relief! No matter what's the matter, one will do vu grind. Ten samples and one testt-moTiiaN sent by mail to any address fin receipt of price, by the Kipaas Chemical lo.Spruce New York City. This example of how a crea n-ery pays the farmer is given by the Sunflower Bulletin which is published monthly by the Parsons Co-operative Creamery: "John Windbigler, of Labette City, who has a herd of Jersey cows and a No. 3 hand separator, draws the largest check ever paid one patron since the existence of the Parsons Creamery. The amount being $70.74.

He evidently thinks that dairying pays." City while J. M. Piper shipped! two loads of horses and mules to Memphis. A couple of the horses got loose and were chased to Oswego before they wero caught. For further information rcanlini; un .1.

..,1 i i the local airen ot the ahove call on E. E. Dllatlainl.