Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-05-03


Illustrated by the author, will interest
those whose wish to sec Paris has never
been gratified, and at the same time
arouse the pleasant recollections of form
or visitors. The fiction includes stories
of love, adventure and humor by such
well-known writes as Julian Hawthorne,
Hayden Carruth, Egerton Castle, and
H. 6. Wells.
Jas. T. Horn paid us visit last Satur
dav, and rolled couple of wheels" in
to the till. He saws the AGITATOR was
mistaken in saying That his brother AL
va had gone to California; that it was
Thurman, his his younger brother, who
went out there with his wife, to visit her
parents, intending to STAY about year.
They are at Fresno, near where Vim.
Paul and wife are located with their son.
If YOU haven't seen tie little booklet
issued by the Santa Fc Railway Com
pany entitled, advertising Kansas" it
will pay you to drop line to the pass
engcr department, either at Topeka or
Chicago, and ask for copy 1t was
written by William Allen White, and it is
handsomely illustrated. If you live on
one of the Santa Fc lines, ask the agent
at the depot for copy.
Many women have been rcproachcd
for living Tor the sole object of entertain
ing. No one doubt such an aim is petty
and narrowing, but il is equally certain
that it is a woman's duty to understand
The Art of Entertaining, and this forms
the subject of an attractive and useful
article by Lady Jcunc in The Cosmopoli-
tan for May.
Wm Fcsslcr, of Shicklcy, Neb., has
been here several days, looking up
farm. He purchased the Tillson farm,
northeast of Garrett, Wednesday, the
purchase being made through Lie Sew
I'll. MIR. Fcsslcr started home, to-day,
and will move to Kansas the first of
next March. He is straightout Popu-
list, and we will give him cordiol wei
,omc.
W. W. Weber was up from Lone Elm,
Wednesday, and paid us welcome visit.
Speaking of the future of the Peoples
party, he says the indications are that it
will be positively necessary forus to keep
Up our organization; that we will have
business" to transact in the near future. |
Miss Stella Osborne came up from
Colony. Saturday. She had closed an
light months term of school on Friday,
md visits relatives and friends here few
lays before leaving for Nickerson, where
he goes to spend the summer at home.
!. ii. Slicer, who has been engaged in
he realcstate business in Garnctt for so
many years, is now located in the Kirk
lock, occupying DR.. Lindsay's old office.
lou will find him there, ready to trans
ct any business in his line.
County Treasurer Shields has purchas
d Mrs. Milligan's residence, on Second
venue, Just west of the railroads. Mrs.
.Iilligan has purchased the Frankcnbcr-
or property, on Third avenue, west of
lrs. IIamby's home.
!. W. Jackson and wife returned, Tues.
lay, from Colorado Springs with the re-
Mains of therlttle thrcc- year-old daugh.
or, Ada, who died with scarlet fever
bout two months ago.-Colony Free
Press.
Mrs. !. No matter what causes facial
ruptions, absolute cleanliness inside and
nut is the only way to cure them. Rocky
fountain Tea taken this month will
rive them away. Doc. Ask your drug
list.
Mvron Brown left for st. Louis, Mon
Law. with the intention of enlistng IN
he army. Mrs. Brown will make her
omc with her parents, Vim, Schoonover
nd wife, during her husbands absence.
Mothers of good Judgment and en-
,erencc give their little ones Rocky
Tea this month; keeps them
veil. 35c. Made by Madison Medicine
%. Ask your druggist.
Mrs. DR.. Milligan, Mrs. c. S Coleman
md Miss Pauline Barndt went to Chan
tie, Tuesday, representing the Degree OF
Honor, which is having a celebration
here
Harry Johnson left for Steamboat
Springs, Lolo., Tuesday, where he has
eased photograph gallery for six
months.
nto each life some ruins must fall,
Mise people don't sit down and bawl
)nly fools suicide or take to flight,
smart people take Rocky Mountain Tea
at night. Ask your druggist.