The White Banner from Altamont, Kansas • 5

mand for house room that will be re quired by the 200 or more students W. J. Hancock, restaurant and confectionaries. W. II.

Hunt and wife, who have been visiting relatives and friends for the past few days, returned to their home in Thayer, Kansas, last Friday. coming to the High School this winter IF-Y0U-WANT hardware, other than that our city fathers shall go to work immediately and erect some additional buildings for this purpose. Mr. J. II.

Murray lost his horse last tinware, cutlery, puinpS) Ul. JUiLj EXPERIENCE. Russian, vapor, medicated and' Electro baths. FOR THE CURE of La Grippe. Rheumatism, Had Cold, Skin Diseases, Constipation.

Xeuraiijria and Nervous Complaints, Female Weakness and all kinds of Blood Poison through the Pores of the Skin. looks now like house room will soon Monday by feeding an over dose of STJAC0B H0LTH-I Blacksmith. Invites Vour Patronage And promises You Satisfaction. All work promptly and Neatly done, And Charges very Reasonable. Location: 1 miles south of Hopewell M.

E. Church. be an impossibility if this is not done. new wheat. iocs, rakes, plows, cul lateu: We are glad to learn that Messeis Rust and Newhouse are pro Mr.

Wingate made a business trip tivators, Milwaukee biu- Stover last Monday. He reports posing to erect buildings for the accommodation of the students. lers, harness, saddles business rushing in that city, and the walking good all along the road. Do you want to buy a good and well ALSO WILL. SKLL- buggies, phaetons or mproved farm? Please notice the ad.

S. R. Hill made a business trip to oplin, Monday morning and re FAMILY RIGHT. of liev. J.

J. Cosat. surreys, go to turned Monday night. Wilsonton on Heavy rain again at LOCAL TIME CARD ST. LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO R.

It. WEST ISOUND. No. 1. Passengei, due.

.11:40 p. ra. No. 3. Passenger, due 10:54 a.

m. No. 31. Local Freight, due. .2:40 p.

m. KAST 1SOUKD. No. 2. Passenger, due 3:15 m.

No. 4. Passenger, due 3:50 p. m- No. 30.

Local Freight, due. .9:30 a. m. No. 38.

Through freight, due.8:39 p. m. Trains 1 and 3 make connection with A. T. S.

F. at liurrton, Kausas, for all points west, northwest and southwest. Tra'ns 2 and 4 make connection at St. Louis witli all lines for points east, northeast and southeast. Train 38 carries passengers as far east as Columbus when provided with transportation.

LOCALS. Dr. Newlon arrived, on the Monday train, at home from Winfield on his way to attend a meeting of the High School lioard at Oswego. Mrs. Eugene Prather left Sunday to join her husband, where he is at work, in Kansas City.

W. M. MISS LIGHTBOURN: T. II. Murray, Restaurant, etc.

ast Sunday evening. Mrs. Smith, of Labette City, made MILL1N EXCLUSIVE CASH, HARDWARE, M1VLEMENT HOUSE IX "We are most happy to say that Mrs. To use Vapor Apparatus, with full printed Instructions to use in any room without soiling the linest of Carpets. No danger of catching cold any day of the year, Rest reference given.

TRIAL RAT IIS GIVEN FREE TO PURCHASER SHOWER ATTACH- mk-nt. hmji hydropath. Office 212, i3ih Street, Parsons, Kansas, our town a pleasant call last Tuesday; Rilla Dils, who has been so long and so vAXSAS. South Central Avenue, and while here engaged a room for her A SPLENDID new stock of nil the LATEST designs. seriously sick, is now convalescent.

I'arsons, Kansas. daughter Bessie who will attend the The U.L.LHT and mj'Sl' es- ft Iigh School and again mingle with us his Mr. Self has the new addition to tablished millinery store in Par as young people. sons. house about completed.

Nimble Nickle as low or lower than as low iJ D-io Mr. Houghton, our genial, gentle Miss Eva Murray was taken quite ick last Sunday evening but is conval 1 1IUV.0 any similar establish-J ment in town. p0 1 cllllb taken HARDWARE HOUSE manly Postmaster, has added a stock of drugs, new and fresh, and medical dispensary to his place of business at escent at present. Her illness was the effect of eating ice cream when over 11 to please both in style of work leated. Persons should be very care- A.

BUCKLEY, Puoimiiktou. he post-ollice. It is quite an acqui ul what they eat or drink this warm sition to our business interests and iH and every other department of our trade. Farmer's trade, LA-DIE'S from the country, especially invited and trade solicited. 1811 Johnson Parsons.

HARDWARE STOVES. weather. shows commendable enterprise. Andrew Green says his new thresher N. T.

Manor would love to find a and cv clone stacker is just the thing. It grain and does rapid work. good farm to rent. He kindly called and spent a few minutes with us last Newhouse J. II.

Rust and Chas. went to Oswego Monday, AM LAUTENSCHLAGER has this to say: You will do well to give Mr. Green Monday. Cutlery, Paints, Glass, Tools, Seeds, IiOK', Tin and Granite "Ware ktc. your job as he is an upright man and will do right by everybody.

Please enliven our sanctum with Discriminate against no Good Citizen. Let Prices Kinrt and Honest treatment govern yon in pointing out where yon shouM buy your Drugs, FAINTS, NOTIONS, and STATIONERY, 33y which means I hope to secure your patronage. Wm. Sullivan, Druggist, 1931 Johnson I'arsons, Kan. your presence and give us tne local news.

T. II. Murray, proprietor of the new STOP II mend Chas. Newhouse' sister from Iowa, left here Monday to visit other relatives in Kansas. Mr.

Raymond passed through town Tuesday with a fine load of young chickens and produce for W. E. Hurst of Parsons. County take notice. our We had the pleasure of meeting Rev.

City Restaurant, was this week honored with the opportunity of furnish-delicate fruits for the Foster and nails 21 conts per 11). Woodford wedding occasion, which while 011 l-wii shoss are brethren Frazierand Jetmoie at Mound Valley last Saturday and had a few minutes very pleasant conversation with them concerning church interests took place on Tuesday, last. U.he City Restaurant, with many other one lo town. etc. The former is of Parsons and warm friends, wish Mr.

and Mrs. You get an honest deal at A. BUCKLEY'S. Parsons. preaches also at Wilsonton.

The Woodford a long and successful life. atter has consented to locate with us J5STYou will see his si 511 at the of Johnson Ave. and 3-nd street. There is a man in our town who will The Selz, Schwab Shoe Co. have presented Lane and Co.

a mammoth sign that reaches nearly across the whole Store front. It is a daisy and a beauty. A team of horses were sold in Parsons last Saturday for 50 cents. So says the Eclipse at Altamont and will attend to the Baptist charges at Altamont and Md. not refuse to walk side by side a tramp to the best hotel and then, out of his Valley.

He is a Hebrew of the own pocket, pay for his breakfast. ebrews and an heir according to the FORREST Ave, A WEEK'S This man makes no pretence whatever promise. toward religion. There is also another tttftttT I YT ttttttt 1 1 a Practice makes Perfect. Theory is man who, if some reports are true, will object to one of God's children becom 2nd Hand a speculation but what proves benefi Squire Hill's cider mill is busy.

If the exchanges tell the truth it is somewhat warm. cial in practice is surely reliable. My ing a member of a society to which he DiGESTOii for all stomach troubles will belongs, and so cruelly beats him in the FARMERS TAKE NOTICE: It will be to your advantage to stop prove by its remedial benefits its super READING FREE Send a postal card witli your name ami six of your nuitfhburd tor suinpe copy of The Atlanta Weekly Constitution. Newsy, liright, lean. Up to Dat'.

arm Department. Children': Worn ns Kingdom. Biirirest and ho-ne newspaper. Under alIo editori.il mm.iu'f- FURNITURE CO. We had a most enjoyable visit last ior worth especially in Diarrhoea and dust of humiliation that the very angels in heaven shrink back.

This man claims to be pure and to have had all sin and carnality taken out of his na Cholera-morbus. Wm. Sullivan. at Johnson Parsons, and leave your work. You will get 1031 Johnson Parsons, Kan.

We understand that Dr. W. G. Cline Will pay cash for all kinds of Second Hand ture, in fact, to be the ideal christian. it done in a neat manlier.

Satisfac week from the circle of Crawford County's best and most respectable young folks children of bro. Henry, and sister Oroff and former associates of the Switzer family, when we resided in Crawford Co. We alude to Hamm add Lydie" Groff. They came on Thursday evening and remained what th'nk ye. inrnt.

I-aree corps of distisi oon- tion guaranteed in every instance. of Joplin has taken hold of the Modern tributor. Everv I.imu) contains charac Light at Columbus. Miss Myra McDole, of Mound Valley Goods. llorso Shoeing, Plow Work, Wood Work; Everything done in the way Mr.

Lafe Merrill, of Joplin, rep called upon your reporter last Saturday evening. Miss McDole is Supt. of tbe teristic from Joe. Cii.imUi-r iiarrts. Dr.

T. D. W.tt Talmie, Frank L. t- a -ton, Hill Arp, Kfarije iJlunkett, IIoIktc UeUding, and oth writer. and authors' 01 note.

(Iroat premium fe-tur for 1.5. Send for sample and THE CONSTITUTION, AlLAVfi, OA. resenting the St. Louis Chronicle, of repairs. brightened our sanctum last Wednes Furniture, Stoves, hard Junior League at Mound Valley and came over in the interest of the till Sunday, bringing sunshine and enjoyment, especially to the young folks, and we were sorry to part with day.

We find him a very pleasant League. ware, harness, guns, pistols. them. Come again soon. S.

W. Wilkins received a new supply THE watches Or Messrs. Taylor and Hammond have caught the very agreeable contagion Nellie Switzer is taking her brother Harry's place at the printers case this GO TO PLEHENT. GO, of furniture this week. Call and examine his stock.

will exchange new for old. now propelling our town, and are re week. lilding the awning in front of their W. A. Huff, M.

D. office. Wiif.j in Md. Vailey call at From 1821 Washington Ave- Mrs. Wm.

Ringstaff was reported Mks. SlIlCKS Galleky and SEE IIEll quite sick on Wednesday, last. For McCormiek bindery Ss II. C. Rutherford, a compositor from nue to tne old.

uarriacre All kinds of repairing Neatly and Promptly done. Bicycles, Guns, Re FINE DISPLAY OF WO UK. Salt Lake, made our office a pleasant Miss Bessie Ilildreth, the little mowers, Standard mowers, Special rates fou thirty days call on Wednesday. dating July 15. Shop.

Corner oflSth and Washington, where I am prepared to do daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ilildreth, living in the north part of town, We greeted Bro.

Jetmore upon the volvers, Furniture, Gas is quite sick with congestion of the Platinum, ijlue tiunts, and all work finished up in tiie latest AND 3IOST ATTRACTIVE STYLE. PRICES TJLACKSMITIIING of all kinds; alsc street Wednesday. He has not yet determined where in the town he will bowels. olene stoves, 1 Safe all kinds of wood work. reside.

VERY REASONAIILe! Hazel, the two-year-old daughter of I will put on 12 inch plow share foi The Henderson Sabbath school will The joints in Coffeyville have come locks Repaired Com binations changed. $2.50, 11 inch for 10 inch foi $3.50, plow sharpening 20 cts, setting Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

l'ayne who has been seriously ill for some days is reported better at this writing. probably close after next Sabbath. to grief. Harry Switzer, of the Basner office Notice carefully the ad. of the skill sTrIcTlYcASh HoTJsE.

Mrs. Cosat, wife of Rev. J. J. Cosat, is off this week looking up a winter ful Optical Specialist in another wagon tires $1.50 per set.

I make a specialty of horse shoeing and I have procured the services of Joe Shreck. the best horse-shoer that ever drove a nail in Parsons. I guarantee all work lo be done in first- has been quite indisposed but is re school. A recent letter from him carriages, surreys, buggies, road wagons, carts, the Light Running' Domestic" and "Household" sewing machines, bicycles, iron, steal, nails, wagon and buggy material and a full line of first-class agricultural implements, barb wire, washing machines, harness, whips robes, Kentucky, Avery, and Newton farm wagons, Md. Yalley, Kas.

Corner Central and Washington Aves Parsons, Kas. column. ported better. states that he is stopping with Nathan 1809 Forest Ave. Under K.

Carl in Crawford county. Visiting J. F. Vanmeter's Marble and Granite works at Parsons recently WILSONTON ITEMS. class shape.

of P.Hall. U.B. WALKER Manager. Parsons. we fiud he has an extra fine line of Respectfully yours JOHN KEYS.

Ed. Banner: Please notice in your Plenty of rain for corn. A little too beautiful marble and granite monu excellent paper that I have between 20 much for oats and wheat. ments, and he has lately been erecting and 30 acres of orchard with perhaps Mrs. Wilson has built a nice summer some excellent work in this section and 1000 bushels of apples, some of them house with a cyclone cellar underneath.

at Edna. See him in person. See his now ready for market, right by the E. roker. oiiiiiie.

Walter IIopps and Willie Dyer have pawn beautiful work and save agents com missions. His prices are reasonable. Urbana depot. Where are the apple buyers? Mrs. M.

K. Barton, Urbana, built a grain house. MONEY to LOAN The Bible school in the new church Neosho Kansas. house is well attended. UNREDEEMED The Ballau school house, number pledges The Wednesday night meeting, for for sale or trade.

106, has been treated to a bran new prayer, song and Bible reading, is very Farm For Sale A good, well improved farm for sale coat of paint and looks as bright and interesting. new as a 50 cent dollar. 7 miles southwest of Parsons on the Dr. I'lanck, of Parsons, will preach in the new church Sunday at tne close Parsons and Altamont road. Four owjLiiLs In i i a vM CAST OFF CLOTHING BOUGHT AND SOLI).

If you have any Clothing for sale, Wedding Mr. Frank A. Ilannigan of the Bible school. All are invited. miles north of this city.

Terms reason able. J. J. Cosat, Owner. An ice cream supper will be served of Hackberry township, and Miss Ora L.

Graves, of Bartlett, were married on Wednesday at the Presbyterian Ilildreth and Doughman have en leave orders at s'ore Saturday night. 3rd, at the Baptist church at Wilsonton. Music and singing, in. connection with the parsonage by Rev. J.

D. Todd. hanced the appearance of their place Here are the best wishes of the of business by a bran splinter new and Ave will call. supper, as an entertainment. The pro awning.

WniTE Banner to the newly wedded pair. Though strangers to us we wish ceeas or tne supper are To buy singing Little Gertie Rich is getting wel 180S Johnson Avenue- Parsons, Kansas. books for services in the Sunday school them much joy. UMRUELLAS REPAIRED AND COVERED. again.

and church. All are invited. TRAILS OM THE Forty subscribers within the las The freight train stopped at Wilson While canvassing in Md. Valley we week brightens the prospects and hopes J. M.

MORGAN. ton and left a nice sewing machine for Mrs. M. J. IIopps, a present from her called upon L.

Argenbright, who had the contract for painting the Altamont of the White Banner. L. P. Hamilton, general merchandize. High School, and to our regret found son, John IIopps, of Caney, Kansas.

Etta Graham has returned from him seriously sick in bed. The little daughter of J. B. Payne Optical Specialist, OF TOFEKA, KANSAS, three weeks visit to her giandparents living Northeast of town is lying criti J. C.

Ilyndmari had the misfortune near Demiis. cally ill with three doctors in attend to lose one of his pair of horses las MISSOURI, KANSAS TEXAS RAILWAY Mow Run Solid Houston SanAntonio Galveston Wagner Buffet Sleeping Cars week by sickness. ance. -IS NOW LOCATED AT TARSOXS IN- Mis. Etta Calvard is back to her parents to spend the warm months as it is more pleasant than down in Texas.

S. L. artin, restaurant, fruits, Confectionaries and Mr. r. uavis, wno nas been ou fancy notions.

A. D. A. building a new granary for Mr. Crab- Miss Moore, formerly teacher in the public school, has been spending a few tree, ha3 finished tbe job and returned to town.

He gave this office a pleasant days in this city. An enthusiastic editor writes; "The battle is now open' But alas! The Room No. 3, Pierson Building. lie wants to know; If you are taking- care of your Eyes? It you have frequent Do your eyes pain you? If so He will Charge You Xotbing to Examine Your Eyes and Tell if You Xeed Glasses. call on Monday.

intelligent compositor spelled "battle' Dr. C. S. Newlon and son Jessie with an 'o," and his readers said they There is no possible way to accom came over from Winfield Sunday, re suspected it all Ga zette. CAR Fii paodate the pupils and supply the de EE CHAIR 1 turning Monday..