The Labette Record from Labette, Kansas • 5

Find the Missing Word. Railroad Time Tables. We todav oner our readers some thing eutiroly new and original ia the Established 1892. Incorporated 1893. ijj missing word contest business.

It is this: A good church deacon accident TTZEOSTJD THE US II jrs si ally sat down on the business end of a carpet tack, lie at once sprang up (iOINO NORTH. 1:23 a. m. 12: a. p.

m. and said only two words. The last was Anv one guessing tho first T. hi m. mm 3:35 word and sending us fifty cents in tULLhi cash will be entitled to the Record No.

2, KxprcHH -Sd. 4, KxnreiiH -N). KxiirtHs -NaM, Local -fioijici south. No. 1.

Kxprci-i No. '2, Kx'ireKs -No. 11, Katy Fly it Krciitllt rains No 5 and 6 2 4 rt a. 4:10 p. in.

a. m. one yojir. Labette, March 4, 1001. 8:3 a.

m. Jo not stop at SHORTHAND BOOKKEEPING 1 havo this day received from the K. K. UEr.APLAis, Agent. 'EWRTITNG PENMANSHIP clerk of Labette Camp No.

4007 M. W. A. a draft for $20M), being the amount AND A1X. due me on the policy of my husband, Wilford Cooper.

I take this means of COMMERCIAL expressing my sincere thanks to the Oswkgo, Kansas. order for tholr promptness and my gratitude to the members of tho La No. l.H. Kansas Mail 1:03 a. m.

No. 107. Wi stiT.i Kxiiress 10:22 a. bette camp for their kindness and at Mo. Jotilin-Kansas Accotu.

1:05 tention during our late affliction. II iioun d. No. Sf. Louis Mail 3:04 a.

would encourage every woman whose No. 10H, SU LouU Limited 0:04 p. No. lis, Acc. p.

FOR PARTICULARS Vo ADDRESS Olson, M.A., husband is a Woodman to urge him to I I fA lT TERM TO 1 koep his assessments paid up prompt ftiK (Untie Ucovi. ly and thus be prepared to leave them I'lllMUKSl. a competency when he is called away. SATUUDAY. MARCH 9, 1901.

Mrs. Miriam Cooper. S. G. Reedy was sight Boeing at W.

L. Piatt is a Notary Public PraU'a Food mikes liens lay. IarBons Tuesday. Notioe. TO WUOM IT MAYCOXCEHNIOrpha K.

In Dr. Allison transacted business oraiure and laraons ni M. M. S. Poultry Fencing the city off Parsons Tuesday.

Mason has left home, and is a minor, Ha more coed cualltfci than all xhar mm. Wm. Tread way and family hao bc- and I will not bo responsible for bills after the above date. WU II fo were up from como residents of our ('. ami Ouwfg-o Sunday.

Labotlo, Mar. lu 1 y'l-t J. M. Smith and E. N.

Whitney over from 'Tana Toma East was Satunl iy uvenin r. were in Parsons Wednesday. Mrs. Miriam Cooper visited Ojwego Death of Mrs. A.

O. Uvoany. Word was received Mcudvy of th blocd cabltd ulragt and a cabla evtry foot la height of fcaca. Requires fewer posU and No Top or Bottom Rail. Pleasing Serviceable Practical Economical Satisfactory.

Saves SO per cent hi cost of completed fence. We also manufacture a full Hoe of HOB, SHEEP AND FIELD FENCING. Our Steel Web Picket Fence, for door yard. Lawns, Parks, Cemeteries, has so equal for beauty, service and economy. Catalogue Pre.

De Kalb Fence fx remembered the Rkcord relatives Monday and Tuesday. wit Tn year's subscription Saturday. death of Mrs. A. Livesay, who as in Illinois, called thvreb the u' Try our African Java coffee.

You Kraut and pickles by tho barrol at will like it. Rudk Watson. Illness of her sister. The uowi camu (J. Lamm 'at 20 coats per gallon.

as a great surprise as she only two Ml. inlj II, Trmd. Mlt. Prt. July HT.

D13 KALBi IL.U. Dr. Allison and Jas. Bray were pil- Miss Minnie Cram, of Osweiro, was grimera to the county seat Thursday. weeks before in the best of health.

Soon after arriving she contracted Will Jones was up from Oswego a cold which resulted in pneumonia. Wednesday, attending Dr. Conner's the of Miss Uraco Motior Sunday. Mrs. L.

11 Summers, of Oawego, -visited Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Ooopor. The remains were shipped back here ARTHUR CRANSTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW OVER STATU BANK. Parsons, Kansas. sale.

in and the funeral was held in tho Baptist church, conducted by Mrs. elite, Silcott Bros, shipped two car loads after which the remains were laid to rest in the Labette cemetery. i of cattle to Kansas City Tuesday evening. HTSl'JS y0 invent or improve; also get SfiXf COPYRlGHTor DESIGN Mrs. S.

V. Henderson and Eliza Djtcr visited in Pars ni Sunday and Monday. rnuicuiium. Hnnn mrviAi. airAth nvnhAtn for fre examination and advice.

In a report of the Oswego oreamery Rev. Campbell made a trip to Cher- Rnnr ny nows fee before patent. MVVIl VI IMIklllU wo natico tnat r. Je nuae reco.vea rvvnle anA Noodesho tho first of the Write i T. IB.

LLHiisor, 2v. Physician and Surgeon, GIVES SPECIAL ATTENTION TO Diseases of Women, Chronic Troubles. during December. 833.23 for the milk to CiUUm week. Mrs.

Nettio Andcrton and little son left Sunday for California to jola her from seven cows, end ia -January Patent Lawyers. WASH I NQTON, D.C. There will be no preaching services j545t80 from ten gow'i It soems to us at the Baptist church Sunday morn arriving daily at Fresh groceries K. O. Lamm's.

that it pavs to patronize a creamery and we think it would be a good thing ing or evening. to have at least a skimming btatlo A. CL and E. G. Lamm wore in St.

Pratt's Food, tho greatest anima regulator, for sale by Rude Watson for Labette. oneph and Kansas City, Ma, the first F. P. Hedges, of Oiwejo, spent Saturday and Suuday w.th hi parents jnortU of town. GILT EDGE BARBER SHOP Mk-r, t.

of NmU Iliilr-oul imtl Clean GIvo us a Cull. North Side of Klaiii Si real. of the week pur ihaaing spring goods John Hani fan and family have mov for thrtlr stores. ed to town. Highest prices for butter and eggs A few of our young folks attended -at Rude Watson's.

Wm. Watson htd busluosa at Oswe J. A. KARNS, Proprietor. go ThursJay.

Mrs. McConnell and daughter, OUie B4UBy visited Saturday and Sunday with The M. K. T. bridge gang ia here Parsons relatives.

repairing bridges. a at the home of Levi Metlert in Montana Tuesday evening, and report having a fine time. There are advertised letters in the postoffi.ee for Mrs. C. F.

Krackaw, Myrtle Turner, Emma Jonnson, Mrs. Ida Per lew, Mrs. Jennie Pettlt (), and James I'ettit. J. B.

Tierce was up from Oswego J. S. Rude was down to the county Monday talking iasurance wiuh some hub Wednesday evening. Wall Paper, Ready Made Clothing, Or a Threshing Machine of our cit zeDS. And Justice of the Peace.

Oflice with the Kecokd, J. M. Piper shipped out a enr load Rev. Campbell preached at Oswego of horses and mules lant evening. Sunday morning and evening, illiiog Mrs.

Anabel Webb and daughter A. C. LAMM. Rov. Ross' appointments.

Beulah, of Kansas City are visiting 50 YEARS' A little daughter came to the home of Dallas Payne and wife last week, and parties who have witnessed the antics of the fond dad feel the need of Miss Linnie and Tom Livesay, of relatives at this place. Montana, spent Sunday with tbeir a 1 a "gr.izy" house at Parsons. sister, Mrs. A. Stewart.

Whlthey Bros, marketed a car load of hogs at the Kansas City market the 40 Emms For Sm! i F. C. Noely, of Montana, was in the latter part of the week. The editor has been gripping this week and the Kkcord has been run In the rain belt of Southeastern vicinity last Tuesday dehorning cattle Kansas. Good tame grass, wheat, and taking lumps from lumpy-jawed I J.

A Swank was in the city Tuurs Trade Marks mostly as the "devil" would run it. v'ZMK Designs corn and lnut country. cattle. Frank is a man who certainly day la the interest of the Inter-state rrTffv Copyrights 4c. Try our Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit.

Grape Nuts and Fostuin Cereal Correspondence Sohool of Chicago. understands his business. 160 Miles south of Kansas City, Due west of Richmond, Va. Coal, for breakfast. Rude Watson.

Anyone sending sketch aad description mar qnleMy ascertain our opinlou free whether aa Invention Is probably patentable. Conimualca-tiona strtotly csnfldoiiual. Handbook on Fatente sent ree. Oldest auenny for seoumiir patents. Patents taken through Munn Co.

receive special notice, without charge, in the J. A. Young and family moved onto Painting Paper Hanging S. Mason's farm Saturday. Charlie Wyatt and mother moved into their Stock -water, timber, and natural gas in abundance.

Corn has yielded 80 Scientific American. bushels and wheat over 30 bushels property. I have come to Labette to stay. I do all kinds of painting and paper hanging. First-class work at reasonable prices.

See my wall paper samples before buying and give me a call. J. til. SMITH. eir- Tflrml.

a A handsomely lllnntratcd weekly enlaUon of any soicmtlBa Journal per acre. County settled 30 years. Network of railroads. Depot in Sam Cherry, the well known agrl newsdealora. year i foar-montbs, Bold py al MUNN Co.86,Bro-d"""' four-caontbs, SL Sold by all culturist, living south of the city, in every township in A dispute between two members of the M.

W. A. was settled Saturday evening, after camp, by arbitration. Dr. All sou reports the arrival of a l'ttle daughter at the home of Albert Troester and wife Saturday evening.

Mr. Ferrier and granddaughter, Miss Blanche Shaffstal1, of Parso.is, visited Sunday with Peter lla.l and family. Branch Office, 26 St. Wasblnttton, D. Liberty township, has issuad a hand Groceries and hardware at bedrock some volume, together with his Labette County, Kansas For description of bottom and I'I'I'I'I'I'I'I'I'I'I'I'I'ia'IM'I'MM' prices at Rude Watson's.

daughter, Miss on Otyognomy, or the language oi tne ear." it is a i SnOKE YOUR MEAT WITH E. O. Lamm and E. E. Delaplain handsome volume on determining the upland farms at $10 to $25 per acre, list of churches, schools, lodges, railroads, write to have ptsrchassd Dr.

Conner's feed mill ha th -1 Ml i. I 1 and a compar atively new science evolved by Mr. Cherry. Parsons Eclipse. sou win at usee cumuwuco hub cicu-tion of a building for it They expect to grind all kinds of feed and make Liquid Heat Smoker i' It is the modern method of smok- T.

B. (Sook, 'lietopa, Kansas your station aeeat about excur corn ineaL Success to this enterprise. ing meat, a liquid which yon apply BARBED PLYMOUTH ROCKS. on your meat. The old smoke- See our line of dried fruit and get slons, prices before buying.

I have tine up-to-date B. P. house ia no longer used where DEAM'S liquid MEATS RUDE YVAT803. i SMOKER known. It imparts B.

Sprlggs and wife, of West the flavor of "hickory smoked -THE- Mineral, are visiting in the city with relatives. The Record will hereraf ter meat." It ia perfectly wholesome, Bocks. Pen. No. 1 consists of pullets from Murphy's yard, and Cockerels from Dad-aunt's rard, Ills.

Eggs for sale Yard No. 1,, $1 per setting; No. 2, 50 cents por set. Mrs. ALICE RUDE, Labette), Kansas.

Call Box 53. keep them posted an Labette happen absolutely harmless. One quart I ings. Willard Budo, captain of our t-asa-ball team, met with rather a tough proposition Saturday night, lie rode the Woodman goat. The Bkcord will be published Friday evening next week and we wou'd 4skour correspondents and others to band in the news ear y.

Dr. Henderson reports the arrival of a son at the home of CR Williams Tuesday morning The parents live on the Charlie Lewis place which they recently purchased and moved onto Monday. 100 No. 0 envelopes with your re. turn card printed on them for 2a ceuts.

Why run the risk of having jour letters go astray when you can get the printed envelopes cheaper than yon can get the plain envelopes elaowher? will smoke 500 lbs. oi meat. Ask your derler for DEAM'S LIQUID Subscribe for the Record now while it is only 50 cents a year. It won't MEAT SMOKER. It is used by remain, that price long.

Bpn Ton. Restaurant Lunch to order on quick notice. 'A choice selected stock of canned goods, cheese, bologna, ham, always oa hand. Call and see me. E.

G.LAMM, Prop. CSTChilli a specialty. Open evenings till 11 thousands annually, price per quart 75 cents. For further par- John Fentress and family have re For Sale! turned from Norwalk, Ohio, and John ticulars inquire oi jcut druggist is thinking of tilling Kansas soil this A BUGGY and BICYCLE. summer.

Enquire BLUFFTON CHEMICAL BLUFFTON. IND. 8 The RECORD. Onion eats, 3 quarto for 25 cents at E. G.

Lamm's. Also teed potatoes. ii.I.M.I.I.I'IllM'M'l'I'BII-MI'M'a-'.