Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-04-08

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Honesty never plays policy.
Experience teaches man to keep hi'
experience to himself.
Live today, unless YOU Eave tooth
ache and if you have, live tomorrow.
Mrs Geo. Marshall went to Ottawa
Sunday, to visit relatives anb friends {;
few days.
Conway Marshall sold his drug store
at ST. Joseph, Mo, and returned home
last Saturday.
That measlv little dime you have to
day is better than the dollar You expect
to have tomorrow.
Mrs. John Rankin visited friends at
Richmond, Wednesday.
About the only thing that will save
some people from drunkards' graves Will
ne to cremate their bodies.
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Frank Graham and wife, of Eureka,
spent Sunday with Mrs Grahain's par
ents, W X. Shaw and wife.
". ! McMurrav went to Kansas City,
Saturday, to visit his sons, Will and Ern.
Err has been having measles.
Harry Wise orders his paper sent to
him at Baldwin. He says he wants to
know about our gas prospects.
When woman says "Now. don't tell
a living soul" Won may know it's be-
cause she wants to tell it her:eli.
George McAfee, conductor on the Mis-
souri, Pacific road, was in the city the
first OF the week, visiting his mother and
sisters.
Miss Blanche Harrison, who has been
visiting friends here the past few DAYS,
left, Wednesday, for her home i'll Rich
nond Mo.
{. II. Beck, mail carrier on rural route
No. 9. returned, Tuesday, from Ohio,
where he had been called by the death OF
his father
We don't take any stock in leap'year
The woman who don't want to get
married is the one who has the most OPP
portunities.
Miss Florence Shields returned to Law
renee, Wednesday morning, to resume
her studies at the university, after an
absence of two weeks.
/. r. Snvely, OF Kansas City, an old
friend of J. II. Kennedy and wife, died
last Tuesday, OF pneumonia. after a
sickness of only four hours.
Delos Graves went up to Baldwin,
Wednesday morning, and spent the day
visiting his parents. Jas. Graves ana
wife, and his sister, Nellie.
LYNNE Welsh stopped over here, Mon
day night, on his way home to Chanute,
from Kansas City, where he had been
visiting three or four days.
Chas. Hale, banker of Yates Center
(a,brother of Clarence Hale, formerly of
this place.. was in the city, Monday,
transactlng business and visiting friends
". |. Brinckley came down from Kan
sas City, Tuesday. for visit with old
friends. He saws his family are ali well,
and he looks like city lite agrees with
him.
All diseases start in the bowels. Keep
them open or Won will be sick. CAS-
CARETS act like nature. Keep liver
and bowels active without sickening,
gripping feeling. Six million people take
AMI recommend CASCARETS.
There was an old man in Garnett
Who didn't advertise what he had
To sell, and now,
He's "Over the hill to the -"
What! you didn't think this wa:
poetry, did you'
w, A. Bradford arrived here from
Kansas City, with his family. severa
DAYS ago, and they will make Garnet
their home. Mr.. Bradford occupies the
position OF book-keeper at De Wolf'
furniture factory.
t. Fl. Green, former citizen OF Maple
| ton, Bourbon county, but now drug
gist in Syracuse, Hamilton county, wa
in the city, Tuesday, visiting Mrs. In
man. He had car of his personal ell
Gccts, which he was shipping from Maple
ton to Syracuse. He says he owns
thousand acres of land in Hamilto
county.
Constable Dan Yokum, of Colony, n
ports the burglary of the house TT Nj
Close, at that place, Wednesday nigh
Said burglar annexed himself to abou
leleven dollars and fifty cents coin of II
realm, and, taking time by the forelocl
leloped with that geptleman's seventeen
ljeweled, nickle. lease watch. This wa
Indeed, Close call.
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