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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1902
Page
8
Church directory items list services and leaders across denominations. United Presbyterian and Christian Church entries note pastors and service times while Congregational and Baptist listings indicate worship hours and meeting events for a local community.
Ke and Daugstens of Josie region lodge members invite friends to monthly gatherings at various lodges. The listing notes regular meetings of lodges including Workman, Royal Arch, and Woodin, with specific evenings and cadence each month.
Quong Hing, a Chicago Chinatown tea store worker, waits at South Clark Street for Little Mab Ng, his promised wife from Po Le Wah, as telegrams and a pastor’s dream of a warrior spark his plan to marry. After years in America, he dons a Salvation Army uniform and uploads a photo to lure her to join him, while Clark Street welcomes them with drums and banners as the couple reunite at the depot.
An aged, dust-draped book lover in an antique shop boasts of finding rare volumes for a dollar and selling them for five. A young admirer admires his craft while a spirited horse race unfolds with Lord Archie and Delaney plotting bets. King Brian leaps hurdles and braves waters with bold confidence.
The master warns his servant he will not be disturbed then rings for attention later. After no answer the door is opened in anger and the servant explains he could not recall taking Dell’s word over his master’s. The exchange ends with a vague reflection on conformity and heat.
BL Byer a well known cooper of this town credits Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life last summer after a month of bilious dysentery resisted by doctors. Immediate relief followed, and he praises the medicine. For sale by Tibbets & son.
A jokey note on The Chicago Record Herald praising its humorous pages. It highlights John T. McCutcheon cartoons on the front page and the editorial page comic story alongside Miser’s Alternating Currents column. The piece emphasizes the paper’s Sunday comic section designed to provoke laughter.
Mr. D. P. Daughtery of Mercer and Sumner counties West Virginia near death from diarrhoea after two doctors offered little relief. A neighbor delivered Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, curing him in under 24 hours. Sold by Tibbetts & Co. Also mentions cold cure and Grove patent medicine.
The probate court of Anderson county Kansas appointed LC Restisnmmer as administrator of the estate of Charles Tomson Martin, late of Anderson county, deceased. The notice states the appointment occurred on September 1008 and invites all interested parties to govern themselves accordingly.
Creditors and all interested parties are notified that in the Probate Court of Anderson County Kansas the next term will hear the final settlement of the estate of Matilda Adams deceased. Executor J J Beater will apply for full settlement at Garnett on the first Monday in October A D 1902.
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