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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21
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iorr npartae tror. San orsmte en- Rct,
nt ban ait ooer en- inrul YIarfe, ION
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n8sen, iom rsrte eo Nmfet OF I'll
aipnmNS. bar set mcS Sobnion, JON
iprtes set nor en- Eel eutgbah irSer
ban after uoaeSe @rntoer. Mer
oct firrisIe er. Of Ir. Sohrfon lam.
tiset / @irfeItsheben upIepe.
Sc roset, Tom hanse life ioo rent IL
Sgn SisbeS meS hans Srsm. 6ogri.
lien FOO / dnSen @tase. men "a 0srS.
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opoaseoe binl til itn Sorbaliciic. al
benheS 0ianS uar bcrhe; hcrinroS
bprte bun en- ~iorirrScIis Snorfen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21

bcrte fra Encouragement, o. icm biru
ifitlee ie eiter. LA benoes Sr. @emnI
! en- meSst liset "~nigrifieb~ Sfilina
beo 6ooen al Srappen meo Scoeoei
neo os 8enerr op o. 100 isoetis. Ga
De outiioer fit riifet bonn poosen, lam.
Ieoe ban iig Oh, beislte fine 2emmer
% ionot at De bar olleiammen belle,
toorpaa ban rcIist iatte iis / Srappen
o. fortalte i'm unSerlee Irsm. Tet
ait oo op FOR oen, al ban bapee adaet
| Sspre o. fnlSt paa &opeoct necooer
Srappen - uocn at pongqe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21
Sub pnkntu.
Gil Sauacrfeitcu. =

SH Sangcrteitcn. - Songforenilt-
gen "0timtebdba NtonoSfor~ | Stoiir
Sails, iNu for cn itor Del beitaar al
SorrctninaSmun0 ser i 9pen, bal
giort Sorbereoelier til at tage Del
Songerieiteu / 8rarro Sorts / 9egpr,
ccIien al Sllli. Sc retier ira Siop,
Sails ont Wor9eneu cen Cite SitIi / Ell
ertra Soan paa Great Hortbern gu,
men OF itrrtier ionne gfter / @ia.
nrnr. bpor Sc aiper CIV aoucert. On
Norgener Sen 7bc fortiptter Sc Rci,
len 90 fommer til 8rarb Sorts ON
@iterniSSoger.
" Srunanr ucutcs. - Solicit / Spt
Srtota atGSer itg ouer DC Iopslroe llS,
itaNr ior Iurets guIirW. Oct itSItt
TcMiaI0 oar rigt o. itratte iig ON.
trent coer beIe Staten. baaSe til Niger,
brugsbiitrifterrt oa til DC itore ap9s.
Niitrifter mellem IiSiouri.S loSen o.
glad SinS. Selo ON Scr life faloe,
en- Smabc Hesn III pon Here Tiger
on Ger bare SG6c nof / SSorSer iol
a. SpN til at trioes. Get fisItsc @eir
eitcr Hear,ct par iiGr goSt Tor Soccer
og orSct Smaotorr. icm olorig Bal
itaaet be0rc. erS set mi aisr, Srt
Stour SAILS meebeleS, at SmtSeIs
huieIr Ger bar iofat 10 Grcert merI
@~tnSetroco til Saas Tato emo POI
hmuc Sio iiior. Ct tofieroatio
Soeriloa irttcr SorsaeIicr AT Sctt
GIurs golirg oper itSite Mars I'll q
Yroeeut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21
MuaCndtuCett5.

Nrs. Settp Green, cen befierots
9f,Itinfafunrrinoe ianSpnfigpis SHl
rieeitc apinSe 8eroen, er ogiaa BE.
fienSt for fin 5crast for 9utioers
i1pt.e 2eDemndoe. Sun erflGreoe np.
Zig | Bottom, ot bum heller pilSe eie Ct
MuIpieI emo en- IittcrnpbiI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21
Hnrn Rakntu.
Mcaef 2nno innbrnaes.

risSmtriteren uSiteSte / SorsSaes
Srere til, at 100000 acres 9ono
Niinot % Teptls 2dfe 9iitrtfterne
inoorages ior Getting. irrStiG Moitie
Hioer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or for.
iset; Itgelebes trpffeS 100000 acres
tilba9e al Saroet / Rorth Vlatte, or.
lance og StOiep Iiitrifterre / Nebra.
ia paa 8ritn6 al SrrigotiorS.4 Ola.
rerite Ger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21

[&remueoorOboa, boorf opntaaoenbe r en- Irpus er at pproteutis TORS te tort ben
~ trutube QaEr Nt ion bet en- reier man pna ct Orb im man life tfuDe brtlar Dg
nmr mon bar en- iaabau benbs GMn Boa uS Sanbal fan man uumrise H fbe Grbas Os
lbupes oe belle @atnnqensG ruius Settle r en- al pore ttbaeF? @rRmebvsg; ben r sot
Imbbuuben o. mn faap for ben alminbsie 4s mp "SeoabiBOhn1, nemda SIPS 5Ofaa
Mbuse: B. ANUNDSEN, DEBORAH, Iowa
sy Ssen a tGass for So Gms
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21
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g.. q. M. priacr GmbeSsmenb

BED oct aarli9r Meoe / Stoters o..
y. ". blep isIBerbc GmbeosnrGrS
oaist: aommnSdrt, Eltnp sc. Nor.
crois, Gainesville; Serior %ce-aoin.
mouSart, George Martin Mabiion;
Suntor 8i@.acmmaronnt, Byron
Billiams, @ontoma; G6aplotn,
2ouis Carr. SonS Sl Sac; 5orrmto
| ISmiriitrationsrapSct, 4. 81. Cope.
LAMB, Ga Crosse.
Frof. grcf S~aeubicn, Superinten.
bent ior HegierinsertS SS1~roiarerifoIe /
Wtttenberg. bar Dpret / 8Iaf &iper
Sails % iainlner nteb &egieraaerrs
agent ". y. SpueS, bar ban uuber.
lsgt bet Soir6, iont Dor beitentt I'll jar.
nrirgsloro ior @iurEboso SiuSiancr.
nc / @iseonint. De firoer, Of 2arSet
er for baorigt for Snoiansrne; 0et
oil6e life nee ltSbptte moi, og Sroid.
rertte uilSe mart bEioe mismobige og
iorlaGe set.
Haitpr GbparS WpQer 0ielieu,
JON er fal0et til Er9it / Gammtra.
u. Sat, Ggteuisces | 6reSpss afteS
III NiiS anrm Gbrtittne Senien ira
Hacine. Srplluppet iorrette0es al 9a.
ltor aloit8 ! SugnlamIels atrfen paa
SoTapette gpciate, GER uar ieinis
impffet ior %gJtIeSningen. Otter 8iel.
len par ser tort @ilNe / Sirfensarppt,
/ hpilfeir manage al MerigbeoenS NeS-
lentmer beItug. 8rrrceporret iif man.
&c fi9rtomre 8aper.
Sslpbrpllnp feireSeS iorrige llae al
ct bonif 9egtepar / Marinette, @is.
0tr. % 9irS. 9. u. Geterier. ga. so
8i9iter oeltog / Den Set, Der oiboln.
teS I 6enre A%taeonine. o. Der bIeo
ouerraft Sslpbr1tbeparret ell W9nper
8aoer. Zen CARRIE Ilrtberife Wtenig-
geo ifl9ntcGe Gem iaageSsS ct eloJuit
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grooerfmiunOslogen ct 9asIigItue.
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bclot en- mutt Gale til 9rltSeparret.
i. y. Scincr, iprtenpRrer0e 9os.
ieper fpr 9onf Of Erincetpn, blep ior.
IeberSoa al CONNER gurrea / Green
Safe 6pnt I'll ct Iors S9rgelsitrai
@oupum ior uIorlig garfiorretning
SAN o~rreItergSsS Tor flee WsaareSey
it0en paa arttasr al StutenS ganf.
eramirtator.
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icm bar SUerIIee peo SarMtortct
Srnirie Nu CHEN bsae cen lobe Sum
al Sierteb!s0nirg mvSer en- Cur opei
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Iur on hsrtc biemme / Iiti9dr, bool
ban ogioo hrOce itrSeret WeSictn
Suns Sllitul bdpSe fort iioroeier IA
get en- lloflugt til gpitlarti. Nih,., Q;
oeS GiifeSsn ipsgte ban meo berroe q
10, at hoiS bun life fom hiern on IN,
Tiger, oiISe tar aisre Oct t>eht fcr hen
DC. Teripr ritSe bint life tro See
sromnet on, at ban Iaa iGrFia ipg
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gram ON, Gt IAN pur bso. Sum trnt
ne, al han bare uilSe MARIE betSe o.
miite til lin Rooer / gIbion. SiSe1
tit INN Sen isrselige SarSbeS at ui
sc. GiSsSeS gpr eiite itrur ii
Soma Tor at brirec 2iget til Srtrcit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21
Guropas 9efolfnine.

9et ipenife "Gfonomiif Sibsifriit",
iibeipet al Broiesior 8. 3apibion,
inbeboIbcr / iiSite Sefte en- n,eset in.
teresiant artifeI al Statiitiferen
@uit. Sunbberg ON "guropas ge.
f%oIfning | oct 10. aorbunbreoe". Oct
err ganife eienbommeIiet at ie ben
iterfe @eatomflnning ira 1900
1900 meIlem Gomoner, 8ermonner
os Slaper. : 1900 Dor be IRE Starn.
mer omtrent iepniterfe meS ca. 60
Mia. bper. gar 1900 por Der 100
WiG. Slaper, 145 Iin. 8ermanner,
50 Ria. 2omaner. Wen iantioig
bar Der i,bpanoret "a Mia. euro.
p9ere, oeraf 10 Wiu. @ermnnner, 5
Wia. Slaper cg A 1ein. 8pmmer. Sc
10 WtiG. 8ernauner g~ienfinbes ielp.
fsleelig, iterft forseebe, / amerifa %
aolonierne. 90 8ermannerne oner
belle Soroen beberifer MI 700 Mil.
Wemeffer, Iou1onerne 900, Ella.
perne 200.
WerfeIisit err gegtomilptnineen
neo Senipn til StRoerne, frenfor oft
Storit9oerne. s 1900 bar Iom mi
2ouoon itsrit mcS beltpeS 1 Wia.,
oereiter 8onitautinoprI 100000, ga.
ris oper 100000, Teapel $4,000,
Serefter ontaeeIig Moffpa og Ieters.
burg n,eb co. 100000 bier. 8ien
bar fsrit ben ippenbe meb 230, 900,
bpis life amiterbam ifltlbe babe IIob.
len. Berlin babe Blot 10000 og
itob otter babe Wabrib og 2isiabon,
mulisens oeida Tilano, @enebig %
Talerno.
Nu bur europa Z WiGionitpbcr:
Sonbon, 9aris, Berlin, @teu, ct.
petersburg, Roifpa % 8pnitantino.
pei, bportil man mart fan fsie 8Ios.
goip, 2iperpool, Sambura, gitoapeit
% @arsiaro. 3 1900 bupbe De iibit.
npbnte fun fra 80 til 10000 Snb.
bpggere, Miinfen 10000, Dresden
10000, 2eipsig 10000, Sannoper
life 10000.
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900 (nu ca. 100000 Stofbolm 75,.
900 (nu ca. 100000, &riItiania g..
500 (nu ca. 230,0O0).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21

~appenerese Sngen til BEN ~isocrnle
Appellotiorsret, ion omitshie llnocr.
rctienS 1om cg becrSrcSe rnt 5orhsr
optaset. s bisie goee or bernie Gag
after for Tetten / Sort GooBe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21

Carer. - On engeIf Solarfarer
fortalte / en- Senuefreos ON fine Sp'
IeueIier i artiife Tegioner. "gn
Sang" fortalte bon. "itob ieg plito'
ielig operior en- Ssbisrn os bapoe
life en- eneIte 8ilsle mere til at for
ipare mig meo. 5aarerne brsb frem
/ uine zine peb Sarfen ON Siem'
met 80" 90 bpno ifete iaa9"
iprrgte ell Ben aanbelss. "Saarcr.
ne forpanoIcs til Ssfieler iaa boar'
De iom sten; ies p,ttteoe ct Bar al
Dem / nit 8ep9r, fprebe los pao
.9isrnen og brpbtc benz"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21

gsaar unotases 4 gers bill "SsbTeIsoass.
boeen" efter nit rinee siisn fraftis anfpore
en- til at Iebe ct mentnssfuIbt
2ib t~fsoetfor fOm Soil rsTt bare at bore
til - ~srifiere. SisrtsIte aaf for goae1 90
for 9eres sooe gIab!
Z. o. Solo, Belgrade, w1irn.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21
Gas Turned on.

Last SATURDAY. night, the Garnett Gas
Company turned on the gas FROM the
wells. Comparatively few people knew
it was going to be turned on at that
time, and when they heard the roaring
sound it made they didn't know the
cause. Some thought it was an engine
blowing of steam. though it souded like
a dozen engines at once. Tuesday even
ing. the company turned the gas into
the city mains. The gas company "lit
up" it's offices, and there were numerous
visitors to see the beautiful white lights
which illuminate the rooms. On We'd
nesdav, the Offices were heated with gas.
The front door was lett open, yet, the
atmosphere in the room downstairs
seemed like summer
In very short time. the whole city
will he heated With gas. and we will be
happy. No more wood TO cut, no more
coal to carry. and no dirt to worry the
housewife! Mabv there will be fewer
curtain lectures. too-who knows? Any
how, we are all as glad as glad can be-
and our thanks are due to Fred Bail,
who had the nerve to risk his money in
the search for gas.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21
Let's all Push

Now that it has been demonstrated
beyond doubt that Garnett has gas,
and plenty of it. and that we are sure OF
lots more, an effort should be made to
let the world know of it and Induce fac
tories to come here. Factories would
hiring more people here. They would
make their money here and they would
spend it here. They would build homes
here and become citizens of Garrett. If
every citizen will get behind and
push, instead of trying to pull down,
we would have CITY of FIVE or six
thousand--maybe eight or ten thousand
within five years. Oar streets would
ALWAYS present busy scene. Our mer
chants would all be doing good bust
ness There would be no idle mechanics
and the day laborer would be busy.
We can have live, bustling city just
as we'll as not If we will.
Let's all push.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21
Bankers Convention.

Fifty or sixty bankers will meet here
in convention, November 10Th and It'll
The counties that will he represented
are Anderson. Franklin, Cotfey, Linn,
Miami, Usage, Lyon, Chase, Morris,
Douglas, Shawnee, Johnson and Wa'
baunsee. The bankers, of course, meet
to discuss matters relative to their own
business, and papers will be read and
addresses delivered covering matters of
finance, etc
On the evening of the 10th. BAN
quet will he given i'll honor Of the visit
ors, and other entertainments will be
offered them. The Garnett Gas Com.
pany will make display OF our own
natural gas.
A meeting OF the Commercial Club
was held in the court house, Wednesday
evening, and a committee of six men,
hers was appointed to arrange for the
proper entertainment OF the visitors.
We haven't doubt that Garnet will
make favorable impression upon the
visiting bankers. many OF whom have
never seen our city.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21
EpwOrth League Entertain.
mentS

Prof Frank \. Hare, who is the direc.
tor of music at Baker University, gave
a splendid entertainment in the way OF
a piano recital, at the Methodist church
last FRIDAY evening. He was assisted
in his entertainment by Miss Florence
Briggs, who sang a beautiful solo;
and Mrs AL Black an dby Mrs. {. H.
Oman, who sang two duets. Miss
Dona Mccartney also rendered two
sweet whistling solos, accompanied by
Miss Myrtle Elliott on the piano,
-
Tuesday evening, Rev. DR.. Hughes, Of
Kansas City. delivered his lecture on
THE American Pessinist." He was
listened to by good audience, but we
wish more people could have heard it
it would have done them good. DR..
Hughes proved that he is we'll acquainted
with the pessimist, and also with the
optimist. His comparison of the two
certainly made one wish the pessimist
had never been born. He classed the
anarchist with the pessimists and the
socialist with the optimists. He said
the socialist sees the wrongs that should
be righted. and wants them righted by
peaceful means, while the anarchist
seeing these same wrongs, would use
force to abate them. and would leave
conditions in a state of chaos.
We wish we could place Or. Hughes
lecture in the hands of every reader o.
this paper, or that he could deliver i,
all over the country. Such lectures do a
power OF good.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21
Lone Elm Items

Mr.. Mott is helping Aaron Fox to re-
move to LaHarpe.
!. n. Roe is marketing stock in Kan
sas City this week.
County Snpt. l.. R Mcclellan visited
our schools. Tuesday.
Lucas Yelton and wife visited home
folks in kinaaid, Sunday
Miss Enid Routzvng visited over Sun.
day with Colony frteuds.
Some OF our farmers are losing calves
from the effects OF blackleg.
John Schuessler bought and shipped a
car OF hay to Illiuois this week.
Mrs Myrtle Mccoy visited in Wor.
land from Monday until Tuesday.
Although people seem busy, there is
quite a little II avel through our village.
Sheriff VIM. Wycof, candidate for re-
election. was in town, Tuesday, inter-
viewing our voters.
Mrs. Bobo, OF Blue Mound. visited
Lone Elm friends, ]. H>1.anay aud wife,
from Sunday until Monday.
Leon Mitchell and wife are the proud
parents OF a little daughter, which came
last week to reside with them.
The sick: Mrs W. X. Lord is recover
ing from her recent illness. Mrs. !. Q
Bidwell is on the sick list again.
W. E. Johnston's mother. from Ohio,
is making him an extended visit. MIR.
Johnston and mother had not met for a
number of years.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Nj. Z.
church will hold a fair. Thursday aud
during the evening, aud supper will be
served, commencing at p ia.
|. X. Reeve and family started to San
Jose, Cal, last week, where they will re-
side Their friends wish them happiness
and prosperity in their new home. E.
EN- Mcdowell and family are prepar-
ing to go to Chapute to reside; expect
to go this week. We are informed they
will manage a rooming house there.
John Mitchell and wife returned from
two-months Witt with relatives and
friends in Ohio. While they enjoyed
their visit very much, they seem happy
to be home again.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21
High School Notes

In the last two weeks. three more mem.
bers have been added to the High school,
Dean Underwood, Ed Davis and Frank
Jackson.
Three of our members returned from
the fair, Monday.
Current events were discussed, Mon
day morning, and MANY interesting top.
les were brought up.
Miss McMurray was visitor in the
afternoon, Monday.
Thursday morning, Miss Mccartney
visited us and gave several of her win
ming whistlng solos. Elmer Hutchinson
visited at the noon period
Friday, the teachers go to Kansas
City tor days trip.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21
More Gas.

The Garnet Gas Company's well No.
3 was finished last Saturday, and it
proved to he even better then the first
two wells. This we'll has capacity of
over four million cubic feet 1t is q
splendid well, and the company is well
pleased.
The drill has been moved to point
northeast of this well, and the urillers
ale now at work on well No. 4.
That there is plenty Of gas in this field
has now been fully demonstrated. and
the future prosperity of Garnert is as.
sured.
Now watch us grow
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21
Union Meeting

Next Sunday evening, at 1870, there
will he union service of all the churches
of Garrett at the NJ. +. church.
The state secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association will he present,
and will address the meeting.
This will be an adjourned meeting
from the one held at the Congregational
church in August. All the churches of
the city are not only invited. but are
urged, to he present at this service,
which is to discuss the ACCESSIBILITY Of
organizing Y. NJ. c. A. in Garrett.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21
BrittOn-Gehr

Last Monday. Otto Britton, of Osa.
watomie. and Miss Myrtle Gehr, OF
Greeley, drove up from Greeley and went
to the office of Probate Judge Slicer,
who united them in marriage. The
bride and groom then visited Mrs. Sarah
Walker and Mrs. Ada Bowman a while,
and drove back to Greeley.
We are unacquaintcd with the bride
groom, but we have known the bride
since she was little girl. She is a
most excellent young woman. and MIR.
Britton has won prize. We extend to
them our congi atulations and very best
wishes
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21

Last Monday evening. happy time
was experienced at the home OF Vim.
Merritt and wife A very pleasant sur.
prise was perpctrated upon them.
A, large number of their friends and
neiRhbors assembled and spent the even
ing with them. The evening being
pleasant, those who could not be COM
iortably entertained in the house enjoved
the freedom Of the lawn. Mr.. and Mrs
Merritt leave this week for Fulton,
where they reside with their daughters
Their friends made up purse and gave
to them to purchase themselves some
NICE chairs, after they remove, as token
offernembraucc BY the friends they leave
behind {
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21
E. w. Wilmington Will Run.

The kincaid Dispatch and the Colony
Free Press say that Charley Whiting
ton will not make the race for the Office
OF county attorney. This is a mistake.
Mr.. Wilmington did not seek the office.
but at the solicitation OF his friends, H.
has concluded to make the race. He will
be elected. too. There is no more popular
candidate on any ticket this year, aud
none better qualified 70" the position for
which he is candidate.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21
Probate Court.

Judge Sliccr united in marriage, on the
! 9th, John II. Tolson, of Garrett. and
Miss BERTHE Sanders, of lola.
On the 18th, the Judge issued a mar.
riage hccnce to Truman Lopez, OF Me
dora, Ill and Miss Nettie McClenaghan
OF Greeley. On the 18th, marriage
license was issued to David b. seller
and Nellie B. Eberts, of Osawat tonne.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21
Christian Church

Preaching services at 1900 a. M, and
in the evening the pastor and congrega-
ton will join in the union services at
the Methodist church.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21

John u Smith and wife OF Peabody.
who were visiting his brothers, L. B.
Smith, of Garnett, and Capt. Geo. A.
Smith. of Ozark township, returned
home, Saturday.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21
Calumet
Baking
Powder
eerfeot In qualify.
Modoroto In prloo.
Box Social.

There will he box social at the
Spring Branch school house this (Fri'
day) evening Everybody invited
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21
If you want a loan, The
NATIONAL BANK OF CON-
MERGE will try to satisfy
yOn as to rate.
First Published September 80, 1904
4 Sheriff's Sale.

First Published September 80, 1904
4 Sheriff's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, ! 50.
ANDERSON COUNTY. ''
The r. J. Waddell Inwstment
Company, Plaintiff.
Charles Burnett ct al,
Defendants.
By virtue Of an order of sale to me
directed aud delivered, issued out of the
Fourth Judicial District court of the
sta,e Of Kansas, sitting in and for An
derson county. in said state, will. on
Monday, the 31st day of October, A. D.
1904, at 2 clock u. M of said day, at
the court house door in the city OF Gar.
nett, in the county and state aforesaid.
offer at public sale and sell to the high.
est bidder, for cash in hand, all the right
title and Interest Ut the above-namedde
fcndants in and to the following de-
scribed real property, to.wit: The west
half Of northwest fractional quarter of
section SIX tG township twenty.two(22)
range twenty (2O) containing 100 $500
acres. Said property TO be sold as the
OF the above.namcd defendants,
Cha les Burnett ct al.
WM. WYcoFF, Sheriff.
BY l.. D. WALRAD, Under Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Garrett, Kas., Sept. &c,
1904.
W. Fl CLARK, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21

John Douglass. OF Fl. Collins. Colo, is
visiting bis sister, Mrs. J. W. Archer.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21

John Cole was here from Nevada, No.
the first OF the week, on business.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21

City Marshal Ellis has notified all
miners that they must stay out of the
billiard halls, as it is forbidden bv law
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21

Joe Stevenson's fine driving horse
"Mooney'--died last night.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21
LOCAL LACONICS

Henry Setter WAS IN town the first OF
the week. shaking hands with old friends
Henry says his parents, who live at
Pueblo, Colo, are well; that his father
is no longer bothered with asthma or
a cough, and that he is tat and healthy
He SAYS that while they like their pres
eut loca ton, Garrett is home to them,
and he thinks they will finally come
back. Henry says Garnctt looks mighty
good to him, and he expects to come
back here to live, some day. He was
surprised at the many improvements
that have been made here since he left.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21

Scott Thomas, Of Bush City, returned
from Iowa, Tuesday night, after visit
With relatives and friends since August.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21

Arthur Fuller, of Spring Branch, left
tor st. Louis, Sunday. to visit the
worlds fair.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21

Gail Carey, who has been visiting in
Ohio several weeks, and took in the
worlds fair. returned home, yesterday
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21

NJ Moloney transacted business in
Ottawa and Kansas City, Wednesday
and Thursday.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21

". !. Lay and family spent Sunday
with friends at Bush City.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21

Mrs. Mary Gilfry went to Salina, Sat
urday, to attend the wedding OF Miss
Vera Maughmau, which took place
Wednesday.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21

Mrs. A. c. Farrow is the first woman
in Garnett to cook meal with Garnett
gas. She cooked breakfast with gas,
Wednesday morning, and she is certainly
well pleased with the experiment.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21

]. NJ. Collins, Of Welda, township,
went to Kansas City, Yesterday morn
ing, to attend the fine stock show.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21

Mrs. John Post and daughter Emma
were up rom Colony, Sunday, visiting
Tom Bowen and family.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21

4 Toe Rockers and wife and bis brother
Henry and wife, of Richmond, are TAX
ing in the worlds fair this week.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-21

Miss CLANCY Manley came down from
Kansas City the hrst of the week, to
visit her brothers