Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-11-09
w. =. FALLS, Cashier


Woods, r. +. Masterman,
w. S. Falls.
| We want corn on subscription AT once.
| Tom Wilson came up from Joplin,
Manday, on business.
l.. NJ. Newton expects lrs son George
home from Iowa. on a visit, some time
this month.
Victor Paxton arrived here from Wy
oming, Saturday, on visit to his par
ents. He went to Emporia Monday.
| Charley Cuykendall, who is working
near Carlyle, walked twenty-three miles,
Tuesday, tor the purpose OF voting for
Bryan. Charley deserves a medal.
A. ". Marley, who is chief cook in one
of the Indian schools in the Territory,
has here several days, electioneering and
visiting friends. He returned to his post,
Wednesday
We pray thee. heed him not who ask
est thee to take something, said 10 be
the same as the Rocky Mountai Tea
made'by the Madison Medicine Co. Boo :
Ask your druggist.
If your are children iretfnl, pcevish,
and cross, mother the same, ditto the ,
all Rocky Mountain Tea. 80 cents.
Ask your druggist.
Jim Flynn failed to make good his
torney. While he pulled some whskey q
votes from Davis. he caused many of the
decent Republicans to vote for him.
o. beauty, what powerful weapon c
thou art The bravest men fall at thy
/ feet. No wonder women take Rocky
Mountain Tea to prolong that JOYOUS
/ spell Ask Your druggist.
| Mrs. Henry Goddard, who has been
visiting Mrs. Joe Berien. at Kansas City, I
Kas., returned home, Tuesday, after an
absence of nearly month. She says
Mr.. and Mrs. Berien have a beautiful
home, and are doing well.
Our old friend Samuel McC ollam was ,
in from Lincoln township, Yesterday. $
of the election is not much of surprise
, to him-uelther as TO the national or the
state ticket; that he is not bit discour-
aged, but is ready for another fight.
r. +. Wood and wife, Of Washington
township, who have been Wis sting their
sons, ]. NJ, W. 7. and L. S. Wood in
Pratt and Stafford counties, returned !
home. Saturday morning. Mrs. Wood
was in town, Monday, and called on us
ordering the AGITAToR sent to her sons
| Mr. and Mrs. Will Henson, who were
all hopes and happiness last Thursday
had their hopes crushed and happiness
blighted, as the baby boy who had come s
to cheer their home was only for few I
days--he died Friday The parents have f
the sympathy of host of friends, as
this is their second child that died in its
| infancv-Paola Times.
The Thanksgiving number of the
Household is An excellent number, and
contains a large amount of good reading
the stories are interesting, and ali have |
good moral, and one. "a Pretended |
I THANKSGIVING i'll particular, shows the
true meaning of Thanksgiving which, if
! lived up to, would create much more
happiness than now exists.
Miss Coppnge a member of The Blue
! Mound glee club, lost her jacket, last
Saturday She left it at fusion headquar-
tiers. and it was taken by some one, bv
mistake. The Jacket was of browncloth.
trimmed with black braid Anyone
knowing of its whereabouts will confer ,
I a favor by leaving it at this office. Miss
Coppage can i'll afford to lose il.
The second night of Carnaveaux's en-
tcrtained ut the opera house was tend
ell by many who were sceptical. but who ,
went away satisfied as TO the genuine
ness of the show and we'll pleased with
the evening entertainment Daily Rec :
ord. Roodhousc. Illinois.
Carnavcaux will make drive like this
III your city, on the main streets, at four i
O'Clock in afternoon of the date of his .
first appearance in the opera house !