The Fort Scott Republican from Fort Scott, Kansas • 2

PAGE TWO THE FORT SCOTT REPUBLICAN: SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1936. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS REPUBLICAN WANT ADS itOOND THE COUNTY Items of Interest From the Exchanges. Candidates At Primary Election to Be Held Tuesday, August 1st. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. I respectfully announce that I am to.

candidate for the Republican nomlnafim for County Commissioner In the Seoqffa District, subject to the primary elect on. August 1st, 1916. JACOB NETH, HiattvlUe, Kas. THE FORT SCOTT DAILY REPUBLICAN Published Every Morning, Except Monday RAY B. DUBOC, Owner and Publisher Entered at the Postoffice at Fort Scott, Kansas, as Second-Class Mall Hatter.

Terms of Subscription: By Carrier Per week 10 cents Per month, In advance 40 cents By Mall- One month 25 cents Six months $1.25 One year 12.50 Telephones. JCdifcprial Department ..148 Business Department 147 Ldfig Distance 1 1 A REMARKABLE STATEMENT Mrs.SheIdon Spent $1900 for Treatment Without Bene fit. Finally Made Well by Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. Englewood, 111.

While going through the Change of Life A suffered with headaches, nervousness, flashes of heat, and I suffered so much 1 did not know what I was doing at times. I spent $1900 on doctors and not one did me any good. One day a lady called at my house and said she had been as sick as I was at one time, and Lydia E. Pink-hams Vegetable Compound made her well, so I took it and now I am just as well as I ever was. I cannot undorstanJ v'iy women dont see how much pain an.i suffering they would escape by taking your medicine.

I cannot praise it enough for it saved my life and kept me from the Insane Hospital. Mrs. E. Sheldon, 5657 S. ilalsted Englewood, 111.

Physicians undoubtedly did their best, battled with this case steadily and could do no more but often the most scientific treatment is surpassed by the medicinal properties of the good old fashioned roots and herbs contained in Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. If any complication exists it pays to write the Lydia E. Pink-liam Medicine Lynn, for special free advice. Bain, Schuttler, Webber and White Oak Wagons at C.

F. Miller's. FT. SCOTT MARKET GRAIN. HAY AND FUEL.

FOR SALE FOR SALE On6 12-horse Webster gas or gasoline engine in good condition. Address Box 11, Bronson, Ks. FOR SALE A good John Deere gaao-line hay baler, on easy terms. Inquire: W. A.

Owen. FOR SALE A couple of good modern eottages, a good bouse ana lot to sell or trade for a farm. Also 40 acres to sell or will take a cottage as part. W. E.

Hellen. FOR SALE! Four room house, goou repair, basement, cistern, barn, gas, city water; cement walks, close In; pay like rent. Address, X. Y. care Republican.

FOR RENT FOR RENT Seven room apartment over our store modern. L. A. Champion Music House. 107 Market street.

E'OR RENT Five room cotlage, 43 W. 9th street, after June 15. Jolr H. Crain. WANTED RAPIDLY GROWING CALIFORNIA concern desires good representative.

Highly profitable connection can be made. A select product with a large demand. Communicate at once. P. O.

Box 1962, Los Angeles, Calif. WANTED Traveler in Kansas; age, 27 to 50. Experience unnecessary. Salary, commission and expense allowance to right man. J.

E. McBrady, Chicago, Illinois. WANTED Some one to put up 200 acres of prairie hay on shares. J. G.

GROSS, No. 20 East Wall Street, Phone 724. WANTED Saleslady for the beet custom made corset for city and surrounding teritory. Call 110 Sostfc Judson. Mrs.

Briggs. GIRLS WANTED At the Overall factory; experience is unnecessary; earn while you learn; after a short time you can make $5.00 to $10.00 per week; experienced opera tors make $10.00 to $20.00 per week, you can do as well. Short hours, pleasant surroundings. Apply at once. The Lakin-McKey Mfg.

Co. ANYBODY Wanting light house keeping rooms, call and see Mrs. Lewis, 209 East First street. Rent cheap. Thone 709.

WANTED Shoes to repair, mens heels and half soles, one dollar. Best oak tanned leather. All work guaranteed, 115 N. National avenue, west side of M. Square.

I HAVE Plenty of money for good farm loans at low Interest with co-tional payment clause. See W. E. Hellen, Fort Scott, Kan. MEN WANTED For the army of the United States, able bodied, unmai ried men between the ages of 18 ana 33; citizens of the United States of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read, and write the English language.

For Information ap ply to Recruiting Officer, 3 N. Main Fort Scott, Kan. BUSINESS PERSONALS J. A. DEENEN City scavenger, vaults and cesspools cleaned, and dead stock hauled.

Phone 32 R. Grocery. Residence 12314 Humboldt ave. PATENTS PATENTS THAT PROTECT; CARE ful, honest work In every case; pal ent your Ideas, they may bring yoi wealth; 64-PP. book free.

Highest ret erences. Fitz Gerald 890 street, Washington, D. C. 8-l(- Republicans DISTRICT JUDGE. I hereby respectfully announce myself us a candidate of the Republican party for nomination and election to the office of District Judge of the Sixth Judicial District of the State of Kansas, composed of the counties of Bourbon and Unn In said state.

The support of the slectors of said judicial district Is respectfully requested, and fi elected, I wlU sndeavor to discharge the duties of this llgh office to the best of my ability. EDWARD C. GATES. Fort Scott, Kansas, February 6, 1916. FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.

I announce my candidacy for the office it Register of Deeds of Bourbon County, mbject to the action of the Republican primary. B. F. OTHICK. FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.

Subject to the preference of the Republicans at the August primaries, I an--ounce myself a candidate for nomination or Register of Deeds of Bourbon county. N. B. HARPOLD. FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.

respectfully announce to the voters Bourbon county that I a candidate 'or nomination for Register of Deeds, lblcct to the Republican primaries to -e held in August ADLER JOHNSON, R. 11. No. 6 FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS. I hereby announce myself as a candl-late of the Republican party for the nomination of Register of Deeds of Bourbon county.

I was born and grew up on farm in Bourbon county, and still live on i farm. I was educated hi the schools of Fort Scott. Have had seven years ex-oenence In office work, and am now leputy Register of Deeds. ANNA WOOD. FOR CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT I hereby announce myself as candidate for nomination of Clerk of the District Court of Bourbon County, on the Republican ticket.

Primary election August I. 1916. WM. L. BUZZARD.

Present Deputy, under Jas. L. Brown. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. I respectfully announce that I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for County Commissioner, of the Second District of Bourbon County, subject to the primary election, August 1st, 1916.

U. G. CLARY, Garland. Kansas. Special 102 Kansas City Mall 128 Kansas City Special 6.05p South-Bound.

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DR. M. THOMAS E. THOMAS Osteopathic Physicians Graduates of Kirksville School. 112 East First St.

C. W. STRODE, Veterinary Surgeon. Graduate of Kansas City Veterinary College. State deputy livestock inspec- tor.

Veterinary Hospital on Oak Street One Block West of Market Square. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature a DR. E. B. CARNEY, Osteopathic Physician Office Telephone Phone 320.

Fulton Globe: Uncle Pat Gorman says he notices that Fort Scott wants the county commissioners to appoint some one at a big salary to look after the repairs on the rock roads. He says when the Fulton end of the Jefferson Highway is completed he believes he can find a commission of three men who will superintend all repairs free of charge if the county will pay only tor the actual work. Alright Pat get busy as the commission would be a fine thing. The Fulton Globe talus a shot at the coaches in which the soldiers aie riding through here on the Frisco. The eastern railroads must have bum equipment says the Globe as many of the coaches look like jokes compared with the kind of cars we sec round here Miss Anna Wood, candidate for republican nomination for Register of Deeds, was here yesterday getting acquainted with the voters.

She was accompanied by her father, F. L. Wood. Bronson Idiot. Says the Uniontown Cicerone: Judge Harpold came out to attend the big Woodman meeting here Wednesday night and made an interesting address to the members.

Judge Harpold wants to be Register of Deeds and if all the voters were Woodmen he would land the job easily. Uniontown is contemplating having the old settlers picnic in conjunction with their fair this year. In view of the fact that the picnic this year comes only a few days in nd-vance of the fair has set people of the town to thinking that it would be well to have them both together. Thursday during fair week is the day that is being planned for the picnic. Camp Bandera is having a good run of business this season.

This week there are campers there from Iola, Gas, LaHarpe, Moran, Fort Scott, Blue Mound, Kansas City and Nevada, Mo. Mr. Gilfillan is planning a concert for them next Saturday night. P. Newton's pump plant at Bronson was destroyed by tire last week.

IJow it caught fire is a mystery. Mr Newton had missed gasoline from his plant and he thinks is possible that some thief was helping himself and set the plant on fire. Most of the machinery was destroyed. This afternoon at the Uniontown fair giounds the fair managers ill sell the hay crop on the fair grounds to the highest bidder. The crop is said to be exceedingly fine this year and many are sought on getting it.

Uniontowns ball team is playing at Lallarpe this afternoon, Manager Fred Kent has high hopes of taking the Lallarpe boys into camp. The Frisco had another soldier train through here Thursday niglit. The train came through as a second 105. The soldiers were enroute to San Antonio, Texas, to do border duty. Today is pay day on both the Frisco and Missouri Pacific railroads and nearly $73,000 will be paid out to the employees of the two roads.

Being Saturday and railroad pay day also, the merchants will no doubt do a big business. The Rev. J. H. Oliver was a business visitor to Fort Scott Wednesday.

Bronson Pilot. A Pioneer Gone. Grandma Bledsoe, one of the very early settlers of this part of the country, passed away at the home of her son, Lewis, at Jericho, on last Satin day, and the remains were sent here for burial, which took place Monday evening, Sarah Scybold was born in Orange county, Indiana, Nov. 9, 1844. At the the ago of 18 she was married to P.

T. Bledsoe at Taolu, Indiana. To them wore born five children, four son and one daughter. They are: Thomas, of Portland, Oregon; Martin, of Uniontown, Kansas; Lewis and George, of Jericho, and Mrs, Lottie Broughton of Bronson. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev.

J. II. Oliver at the Bronson cemetery whore a large concourse of sympathizing friends followed. Bronson Pilot. Mrs.

S. E. Russell and Mrs. W. D.

Withers went to Fort Scott Wednesday where a dinner party was given for Mrs. S. B. Dunkerton, at the home of Mrs. Will Dunkerton of Fort Scott.

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER To the Republican voters of tbs second commissioner district of Bourbon county, I announce my candidacy for the office of County Commissioner, subject to the primary lection, August 1st A. B. MITCHELL, Redfleld, Kas. DOUGLAS HUDSON, FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY, REPUBLICAN PARTY. Democrats JACKSONS ANNOUNCEMENT.

I respectfully announce myself a candidate for nomination and election on the Democratic ticket, for a second term as county attorney of Bourbon county. I will greatly appreciate any support the men and women of the county may give me and, if elected to this office, will do my full duty under the law. W. F. JACKSON.

FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY. I hereby announce myself a Candida ta for the office of County Attorney of Bourbon county, subject to the wishes of tht. Democratic party at the primary and if nominated and elected, 1 will maintain my office at the court house and devote my full time and attention to the duties of the office. To represent townships and school districts, Is a duty of the County Attorney, Very respectfully yours, HARRY FOR CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT. H.

A. Walton, "The Square Leather Man, announces his candidacy tor Clerk of the District Court, on th. Democratic tlckeL W. A. CORMANY Candidate for COMMISSIONER OF FINANCE AND REVENUE.

Your Support Will Be Appreciated. P. C. HESSER, Candidate for re-election Mayor of Fort Scott, Kansas, C. C.

MYRICK Candidate for COMMISSIONER OF STREETS AND PUBLIC UTILITIES. My Best Efforts for the Citys Welfare. T. A. FOWLER Veterinary Surgeon Graduate Kansas City Veterinary College.

State deputy live stock inspector. Veterinary Hospital PHONES: Resident 1758 Office 240 You can get the best non-ieakable, self-filling fountain pen at Kreyera Jewelry store. WHEN YOU LOOK INTO THE QUESTION OF DENTISTRY You Will Find That the OfFt.Scott,Kans Do the best dental work at the most reasonable prices. That their painless method meets the approval of all that patronize them. Before having dental work done, call and talk teeth with them.

Office hours 8 to 6. Sunday 10 to 12. Phone 846. Lady Attendant 1 From the appearance, of the Blue lound Sun we believe they have bought a new model eight linotype. The Sun presents a eiy appearance and the last Issue carried two page advertisement rrom local firms which were nicely composed.

The Fort Scott Republican has become a morning daily. It is a good paper and will succeed. From its columns we learn that the citizens of the Bourbon county metropolis are eating corn from the cob. Blue Mound Sun. Some time last year, in a great clean-up fervor, Colony made heroic warfare on her countless cats.

Now it appears that Colonys pond is covered with a great growth of cattails. Blue Mound Sun. Paul Rathfon, field man for the Fort Scott Republican, was here Tuesday, securing a correspondent and attending to other business matters for his publication. The paper was changed Monday from evening to morning and is much improved. Uniontown Cicerone.

The following from the Border Sentinel (democratic), looks like neutrality with just a shade for Col. Little: So far as we have noticed it Col. Ed. Little and U. S.

Guyer, republican candidates for congress in this district. Little is getting all the complimentary notices in the papers and Guyer is doing all the paid advertising. Taggart, the democratic candidate, is neither getting compliments nor doing any advertising. The Fort Scott Republican announces that on July 11th the paper will change from an evening to a morning paper. This is a wise move.

It takes the paper out of competition with the Tribune in the evening field relieves the town of the congestion of two evening papers and gives it room for expansion as a morning paper in a clear held. Border Sentinel. La Vallleres wrist watches, small diamond rings, at Kreyers Jewelry store. CONSTIPATION AND INDIGESTION. I have used Chamberlains Tablets and most any they are the best I have ever used for constipation and Indigestion.

My wife also used them for indigestion and they did her good, writes Eugene S. Knight, Wilmington, N. C. Chamberlains Tablets are mild and gentle in their action. Give them a trial.

You are certain to be pleased with the agreeable laxative effect which they produce. Obtainable every, where. Have An Expert TRANSFER CONCERN move you Modern, fine equipment skilled trained help and exacting care in all details assure a dependable accurate service. CALL 175 and have us give you our figures on your job. Webb Transfer Storage Co.

RETAIL FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET. Onions, 2 lbs 25c Oranges, per dozen 20c40 Grape fruit, 4 for 25c Lemons 15c20 Bananas, 15 2 for 25c Potatoes, per bushel $1.35 Sweet potatoes, per bushel 1.35 Cabbage (new), per pound Apples, per bushel Cranberries, 6 for Tomatoes, 2 lbs. Green beans, 2 lbs Strawberries, 4 boxes, 25c; per crate 1.50 The Ford is the car for services and satisfaction. Money Talks You Want a PIANO And we need money. Now is the time to buy a fine PIANO Worth $450.00 for $275.00 One $300.00 for $190.00 One $500.00 Player- Piano $360.00 All Popular Sheet Music, only 10c WOOLSEYS MUSIC HOUSE LOCAL TIME TABLE MO.

MOUNTAIN. (06 For Tola, Wichua ana all points West 410 For Kansas City. St. Louis and all points East 407 For Iola, Yatos Center 431 For Pittsburg and Carthage 3.10( 531 For Garnett and Topeka 491 For Iola and Yates Center Mixed local freight 691 For Arma and Pittsburg local freight 631 For Blue Mound. Garnett-local freight 646 For Richards and Rich Hill Mixed local freight Dally, except Sunday.

ARRIVE AT FORT SCOTT. (09 From St. Louis, Kansas City and Rich Hill 404 From Yates Center and Iola 9.80s 406 From Denver, Fueblo and Wichita 632 From Carthage and Pittsburg- 632 From Topeka and Garnett 492 From Yates Centor and Iola Mixed 7.40J 602 From Garnett and Blue Mound 8t 8 From Pittsburg and Arma local freight 8.00p 646 From Rich Hill and Richards- Mixed Daily, except Sunday. Phone 219 J. E.

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FILIZOLA, Proprietor. (Continued on page 7.).