Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-09-02

Jasper J.. Brown, of Oswego, N. y. a
package of medicines manufactured by
him, consisting Of bottle of Magic Re-
lief, for cholera, cholera morbus, cuts,
sprains, etc, package of fever powders
and two remediec for coughs, colds, etc.
He manufactures several kinds OF mcdi-
cines, which are of the very best. Mr..
Brown is a true-blue Populist, and
should receive the patronage of our peo-
pie. Write to him for circular.
Congressman Peters was in the city
last Friday, and paid us a visit. He
feels sanguine of a Populist victory this
year BY the way, Mr.. Peters succeeded
in securing the passage of more bills
than any other member of the lower
house He is hard worker, and labors
In the interest of the common people.
The experience he has gained this term
will make him more useful as a congress
man next term.
The Fisher sisters, proprietors of the
Pennsylvania hotel at lola, have been
making some extensive improvements in
their house, and had an Opening" yes
terday They invited James Bell and
family to attend and witness the "log-
rolling" of the Woodmen. Bruce Bell
and his sister Bessie accepted the invita-
tion Bruce returning this morning. Miss
Bessie will remain a few days.
Senator Caldwell visited the Agricul
tural College at Manhattan, last week,
and made arrangements to send his
daughter, Flov, and son, Fred, to the
college. The Senator says that, without
a doubt, the state Agricultural College
is the best school in Kansas, or the West.
The indications are that the attcndanc
will be greater this year than ever before
in the history of the college.
The AGITAToR's job department has
been very busy for some time. Among
the various jobs we have turned out the
past week were 5000 envelopes and
five thousand letter heads for ]. w.
Lewis & Sons, the hardware and furni-
ture dealers. They are good judges of
printing and always demand the best
and they get that kind at this Office.
Speaking of the old soldiers reunion
here last week, an old veteran said to the
writer: Next year, we will have a re-
union that is reunion. 1t will be the
biggest thing of the kind ever seen in
Anderson county. The veterans will
have hand in the management next
time
Charley Manners, one of the Garrett
boys who went to Chickamauga, re-
turned home, Monday. He has been
very sick. We were mistaken last week,
when we said he had arrived on Thurs
day. He had been at Lane, arriving
lICIS FIlusty 1llSHt.
Milligan Bros, who are drilling for
gas, are running night and day They
have reached depth of about 500 feet.
They refuse to tell what they have
struck, but you can tell by the smile on
their faces that they have struck some
thing.
The room formerly occupied by Wag-
staff's clothing store, south of the Bank
Of Commerce, is now occupied by d. N.
Simmons, former resident of Garnctt,
who has moved his grocery store here
rom Empora.
Observation-Disclosures travelling salesman
to sell full and complete line of lubri-
,ating oils and specialties, Good posi-
ion anc liberal terms for right party.
Address The Atlantic Refining Co., Cleve-
and, Ohio. 15-6w
j. b. Pratt has opened photograph |
gallery over the Garnett Drug Com
1any's store. He makes a speciality OF
hose popular photo buttons that every
BODY is wearing nowadays.
JOS. Ayrcs and sister, Mrs. Boyd |
Rhodes, OF Fontana, and another sister,
Mrs. Frazec, of Paola, came over last |
Friday, on visit to their brother, X. S.
ayrcs and family.
We are in receipt of a ticket to the
Allen county fair, which will be held the
second week in September. The Allen
'ounty fair is always good, and we hope
% attend.
Joe Lyon, an old time Greeley boy who
low lives at Ouray, Colo, was in the
,ity, Tuesday, He is visiting his par