The Gray County Republican from Cimarron, Kansas • 1

0 'T I. 1 5 CIMARRON, GRAY KANSAS, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1902. NO. 3. VOL.

I. THE GRAY (JOUNTY Commissioner "Jake" Hilde- Country Correspondence brand was doing the old town 1 LOCAL LORE. EimTTmnTmrmTrrmnnmrTmrmmmTTia Court convenes April 8. The hit dog always howls. Everybody is feeling jubilant Beautify Your See the Lightning Mrs.

Robbing, Cimarron's enter Bargain since the food. prising milliner, received a nobby new stock of hats Monday. The. News of the County Corralled by the Fleece goods are Belling at cost Preaching Sunday. One more week of Bchool.

at Hart's store. Elder Morrison and family Cops of Competent Correspondents. have moved into their new home The real estate men are making the southeast part of town. Dance Friday March Slit. Everybody dance Fridav.March hay while it rains.

Hero' your Opportunity to Do It Without Cost At Work in Window on Chestnut It will bo worth your while to Store Montezuma Items. The river bridge is fxidly in 21. There is a certain business man in Cimarron whose name is wisp- ttend the Millinery Opening at need of substantial repairs. Bring your bntter, eggs and red very quietly for Sheriff. If Porter Tabb is the Bargain Store, Dodge City, Saturday, March 22d.

very busy as- Highest market price paid for wants- it we now declare our poultry to Hart's. country produce at Hart's. seasmg now. J. N.

Hildebrand went to selves. We will help him. No- For Sale: One good Red Poll Cim- Harve Pendarvis is putting in a favors asked. bull, three years old next June. G.

W. Miller closed his school new wind pump outfit. iood stock. Inquire of John Old timers declare that cotton- in district No. lust Friday.

J. T. Hart has just received his Morrison, Cimarron, Kansas. ood posts are better and lust D. Francisco returned the first new stock of Spring goods.

onger than oak. While trim Minnie Sallee was the recipient of the week from a trip to Kan ming and thinning out his trees, The Republican's subscription of a nice birthday present lust sas City. M. Douglass sawed some- which list is increasing right along. week in tho shape of an organ.

he will sell cheap. Charley Naylor was a Sunday The instrument was purchased at N. L. English has put up a visitor at the home of Col. Imhoff Clyde Hammer is stariiur with Dodge City.

new 10-ft. Sampson wind mill. Haskell county. Dick Endsley, for the present. If Clyde don't lok out, some of You know these big green flies John Wettick is at home again A set of fine glass tumblers and those littlo bit of tads too, our pretty girls will be takinsr after an extended tour of the r.vans lias screen doors and will arron Wednesday.

Charlio Maxfield has returned from his trip eaBt. Lyle Tabb was-down and Wilt a house on his claim last week. Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Clements visited Mr. and Mis. Porter Tabb Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. R. J. Fribble were shopping in Meade Center last week. The Misses Hildebrand and Burger attended the teachers' meeting Saturday.

Harry Dern accompanied J. T. Shull to Larned the first of the week, where he expects to remain a few days. We are requested to. inform B.

llaivo" that Jak Hilde iin in out of the weather, pro free with every cash purchase 01 Thomas Morris. state. ows that will keep them all out viding he is willin' of course. Screens are cheaper than elbow Francis Francisco and family G. N.

Davis hauled Mrs. We do not like to see the boys rease to run the pesky things reaking horses, hunting and other were over irom lngalls Sunday visiting relatives. lit. Trump's household effects to Garden City yesterday. iso breaking tho Sabbath, na FITZGERALD LOCK.

Oil Paintiiiys. Free! FREE! Free! We have engaged the Bervicea of the Celebrated Landscape Artist, Professor E. M. Burt who holds all world records in his line. He will be at work in one of our Chestnut Streei window every day for ten days commencing Sat.

March. 22. Our Millinery Opening Day. Ho will work in the window each day. His oil paintings are beautiful, executed with marvelous rapidity, and come in a wide range of landscape and marine subjects.

All of Prof. Burt's Oil Paintings Will be given Absolutely Free to Our Patrons. No one should fail to see this world renowned artist execute these pictures in our window. A Large 14x22 Oil Painting John Tallon quit the town Rev. E.

M. Carr will preach at they are doing in our little town. It does not niako them anv better Wm. Duliu and wife of Colusa, Tuesday night, leaving his wife the Christian church next Sunday were the guests of Mrs. C.

S. ml children behind to hustle for and the chances are, it will make- evening at 8 p. m. amer Saturday night. hemselves.

John is what might them a great deal worse. Morris Navlor has contested the le called a peuch but in this O. T. Vinson shipped tho last We will be biiBv making Harden. nstance the ruddy complexion Shackle claim in Foote township.

Notice in this issue. of his fat cattle, three car loads, nd downy softness is sadly lack this week and next so if yon have-any news for the Republicax leave notes with the Post Master to Kansas City this week. ing. brand has taken the lust hitching post down and converted it into stove wood. The Republican is ready to A Gray county man threatens nd we will get them.

We have- Don't buy repairs for that old supply its correspondents with stamps and stationery. to lick people for calling him made arrnngments with the afor- Grandpa Evans entertained a "Old Honesty." No wonder. sewing machine. What's the use when you can buy a new one for Baid official to "-'tand and Hod Firestone and Joe Hocker number of friends at his home Sunday. Those present were: 12 at Avails hardware store.

C. T. Vinson, John Harper and Steve Potter has moved onto. brought the Vinson cattle down Also bikes, dandies for $12 Ed Morrison wore Cimarron is claim in Logan township, and Eh Burger and lamilv. J.

JN. ini- from Deerheld thiB week. heaper than yon ever bought two dnbrand and family, W. C. Clem Wm.

Alley has taken possession representatives at Dodge City Postmaster Bower was down the Moore place occupied by ents, Oarin Derryand Mil JUiis. Monday. sets of tires for before. Yes, in your whole life. from lngalls vesterilav, guest of The ladies brought their LmsKets Charley Funk, better known Mr.

Potter. We- underbuild tha't Win. Harrier and family will move onto the Moore place former well filled and all enjoyed a Bumptuous dinner. Now is you chance to get the hereabouts os "Shorty," is doing his daughter, Mrs. Burgess.

Rev. Kingery, tho Presbyter the agreeable act behind Jim NKNOWX. complete history of the life of, our martyred president, William ly occupied by Wm. Alley. ian minister, will fill his regular Hart's counter.

2.00. Free with all purchases in any of our depatments to the amount of Percy Douglass bought a team appointments here again Sunday, McKinley. When you have pur- John Rowton, of Gray county. from D. W.

Wilson this week. April 0. hased goods to the amount ot was in the city Monday. He says hey are a littlo bit the best team cash, we give the book that Henry Spencer was down from his wheat is all right. Dodge the country and Percy was in all true Americans, love to read.

Thomas Morris. Ravanna Tuesday making a ship A Large 22x30 Oil Painting lngalls Items. The sick are all improving. Spring is here. Trees are budding.

J. T. and Bas. Shull spent Fr: day night in our burg. City Globe-Kepublican.

luck to get them. A man thai. an raise such colts as those ha ment of first-class cheese to Uolo rado points. There will be a meeting of the Gray county proposes to try this year and see what they can no business to pull out and leave- 3.00. stockholders of the Republicon There now wont you stav? Free with all purchases in any of our departments to the amount of do in the way ot raising sugar E.

E. Bowlus, a prominent west-sider, was in town Tuesday predicting a dry spring. Wonder beets. Lakin Investigator. A car of brick was received at John Bower has gone up to.

Printing and Publishing Company on Saturday, March 29, at which time the by-laws will be submit the lumber vard the front end. of Piorceville where he bus work Tjir Mrs. J. A. Trump has moved how he feels now? the week.

ted. All stockholders are re her household goods to Garden Liadie's All Wool Walking Skirts at quested to be present either in City, where she has purchased E. W. Ferndon arrived from the seotion. Here is a youth for whom we predict a bright future.

He will do anything honest and honorable to earn a dollar, a per person or by proxy. If the Jacksonian editor was spoiling for a newspaper fight why didn't he tackle Ellis Garten when property and will in the future $3.50, would be cheap at 84.50. Hortoii, Wednesday and will locate among us. reside. A Stock company of leading he had the opportunity? fect gentlemen, always polite and mannerly.

We advise the other Mr. Bain, the night operator, Mrs. Lulu Hatch, and Pearl and Sum Johnson visited Garden Republicans of Gray county has purchased the Sentinel and issued last week the Gray County Re- Special Price on Tailor Made Suits. ha been married about a month boys around town to pattern after John. City on Monday.

I. II. Culp returned Monday night from Anadarko, I. where he was called by the death of his and chivaried four times, yet the papers have never made mention ptblican. J.

A. Evans is presi J. T. Hastings has purchased E.E. Kont gol ck to his dent of the company.

An editor We have Bargains in Ladie's Shirt ot the tact. daughter, Mrs. reacocK. lots in the west part of our little has not yot been selected. Dodge bum and will probably build.

So home in Logan iship Thursday, after an absence of a year, during which time he visited Okla Mr. Wm. Waitzman, an old The Republican proposes to City Globe-Republican. Waists. See them.

mote it be. time Cimarron boy, and Miss Nellie Rohrbaugh were married at If the "Keutuoky Colonel" was homa, Nebraska, Illinois, Mis stand by the policy outlined in its salutatory, keep its powder dry, and fight when occasion requires. Only two more weeks of school. the home of the ae's mother in souri, and goodness knows where. Eow many scholars have improv days on Boy's Foote township today.

ed -aoh minuter answers, Frank Makin, tho enterprising Reduced Prices for ten Knee Panj Suits. really here shadowing violators of the internal revenue law, as waB alleged, it is barely possible that he was looking after a certain prominent citizen who used to run "Hoy many." hav not interviewed Mr. Kent yet, but will in tho near future, and see if wecan gotsomo-tliing about his travels to interest J. It. Whitmer last week pur chased 68 head of fine native cat Nearly every team leaving town Foote township farmer, was in town Saturday and took a now Superior grainidrill home with him.

tle of Mr. Griffith. The latter has lumber or posts in the wagon saloon and make moonshine our readers. will leave in in a few davs for Verily the lumber yard was badly whiskey in "Old Kaintuck." The funniest thing happened his former home in Missouri. needed in this town.

here recently that has come un It commenced raining about 10 Bert Robinson returned from One lot of Men's Fancy Dress Shirts, worth 75c, 81.00 and 81.35, to close at 50 cents. der our notice for sometime. Robert English, who has been his visit to Brown county last Mrs. Bailey bade her parents and friends good bye, and started o'clock this morning and continued to pour down steadily all day. attending school at Baldwin Having occasion to go into the-freight room of tho Santa Fe de Saturday night, and is holding down his old job at tho lumber tor her homo and husband in The value ot the ruin to this sec Kansas, tor the past three months Missouri last Sunday.

is home on a two weeks vacation pot at lngalls on Monday of this. yard tion can hardly be estimated in dollars and cents. It will revive He will return the first of next Mrs. Lizzie Harrier and child weeK, we saw a sack tilled with Rev. Gross will preach his last week.

sacks labeled O. B. DoiurlasB. ren will go- to on a viBit to her parents soon, and Sam will sermon of the conference year at the wheat, put the ground in condition for spring work, and start the grass to humping. Steve Potter was over from the the M.

IS. Church, Sunday even follow, later in the season. west side one day last woek and The Bargain Store ing. Subject: "The Valley of lngalls Roller Mills. C.

M. Douglass was notified and an in-vestigation made, when it was discovered that someone had broken into the house of O. B. Dong- Will Dulin and wife, of Colusa purchased a new 8-inch tubular Decision. Hon.

W. J. Fitzgerald of Dodge well outfit. He is building a new City, writes as follows: "I re- spent Saturday night in our citv. Mr.

Dulin took a double- The name of Hon. H. J. Bone home near tho old Hickman received your copy ot the Gray of Clark county, has been added disc Hapgood plow home with him place. County Republican, and was delighted with it.

It is a very to the list ot stockholders in the If Mr. Bull intends to tap the lass one half mile south of tho river, the sacks taken, aud also the upholstering was torn off a sofa, the cloth being found in the sack of sacks. Explanations are- Dave Cosh accompanied Vin Republican Printing and Publish son shipment of fat Bteers to ifigera river farther west, for tho south side ditch, why not tie his ditch ing Company. bright, spicy paper, and no apologies are necessary for its appearance. The public may well con Kansas City Suuday.

Geo. Dix to tho tail end of Mr. Granger'i iu order. Speak right up please. The stuck hog always squeals on went as far as Hutchinson gratulate themselves, and should The horrible howl which emanat ditch? with them and dropped off there Kansas patronize its promoters.

ed from the junk shop up street Dodge City, for a short visit. R. B. Kerr has been fixing the last week was heart rendering to river bridge the last few days say the least, foor piggy 1 D. B.

Hungate, who has been The old floor is so near worn out foreman of the Vinson ranch for that it will take considerable re the Republican is as docile as eth a preacher and when he con The only difference between the "Kentucky Colonel" and a certain brilliant editor whose name and reputation are familiar to all, is their capacity to consume the firey fluid. Tho editor can discount the Colonel on that a lamb, but will not be bluffed, pairing. severe! years, has resigned position and will move back 1 verseth with him he standeth to the lea ward andcurbeth his breath bulldozed, or bully-rugged. It promises not to start newspaper Cane seed seems to be in good his-own place up the river the as wun a strong on. tie goetl: last of this month.

demand at $2 per bushel. Notice To whom it may concern Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern, that a certain note for $50.00 given by B. P. Tabb in favor of Lizzie B. Tallon, J.

E. Tallon or John Tal- Home late at night to his weary would like to hear from someone score, and while the Colonel beats wife with a beery breath and cold Mrs. T. B. Wilkinson left last who has kaffir corn seed for sale P.

S. The plunder was stored with some household goods that, were shipped in last week. Daisy North Gray Items. Oh wind why don't you stop? Gripp is losing its hold. Joe55olo is digging a well lot Frank Kincade.

Mr. Heil is employed ou th Cracker Box Kolbus left on the 25th, for Shiplds, Lane county, Kansas. 1 Miss Anna Davis and brother Geue visited iu the burg Saturday. Mrs. A.

B. Keely and MiBs Cora Wilkinson, left Wednesday' for their home iu Iowa. feet. Ho riseth up betime and night for a two weeks visit with What is it worth? the jointist the e-d-i-t-o-r sponges oil' his friends and sucks a bottle till he sees stars. hiketh lorth without his break tass saying "i go to see a man her patents iu Grant county.

A family reunion will be held dur-iug her stay there, at which all A young fellow in Logan town ship has recently bought a team The dead beat lieth in wait and tight, but guarantees to IuhbIi it. The "Kentucky Colonel" was not a saint, that's sure but he was probably just as good as some ofthe "niue-dollars-a-woek mudslingers" who inhabit this section of the country. "Missions" will he the topic for the Christian Endeavor for next i Surely. Leader Alvin pulloth his leg to a queen's taste some furniture, dishts ana looks like he might want to buy On last Saturday Geo. W.

Shields sustained a very serious and painful injury while hauling load of hay. In crossing the He "naileth a lie," but before of the living members of the family are expected to be present. election he runneth Bhorton nails license before long. lon, dated about the month of September, 1S)00, due in Bix months after date, is the property of Lizzie B. Tallon, and has been fully paid and satisfied, but said note is still floating.

Any person buying this note buys jt at their own risk, Lizzie B. Tallon. He giveth liberally to the church It is not likely that stock in the Wilt Barton is building a barn Republican Printing and Publish he subscribeth a good sum to the band, oontributeth to tho poor Good. 80th the topic for Dr. Miner on his property down by the river.

Wilt is a good ing Co. will pay very big dividends, but the shareholders hope whose barn was burned, he send- workman and will do Miner will be "the Risen Ohrist Leader Mrs. Laura Tabb. eth a small keg hither and a large to conduct the business in such a railroad track the wagon turned over, throwing Mr. Shields to the ground with such force as to dislocate his knee and ankle.

Dr. Hollembealc is attending him and reports him getting along very well, although the injury is very painful. A Santa Fe detective was here anyone else a good honest job. The Murray of Dodge- manner as to avoid the necessity keg thither, lie yieldeth up his substance with apparent alacrity. There seems to bo an unusual City, recently purchased 75 head of Btealuig from the county treas demund for sohool land.

Hubert Alter election he goeth back of ury to keep the Bhehang going. A. P. Riddle, who has been a candidate himself in the ages long gone by and who knows how it goes, brings out this essay on "the He cometh ur like a Locken and a gentleman from The fellow who stole the posts the barn and kicketh himself and tearoth his hair and calleth himself a Rottendam fool. Rush county both Hied affidavits of settlement on the same quarter last Saturday endeavoring to get on the track of the person or per M.

F. Meeks returned from To-peka, Thursday uight, and at onoe purchased some prairie dog poisou. It looks suspicious but we trust it is not Biuaide he is comtemplating. We have heard but, very little talk about candidates as yet. We do not believe in changing county this week.

Someone has blund flower aud retireth from the race busted. His friends fill him with ered. sons who relieved the company ot ot Bteers trom M. Weeks, receiving them the 10th of March. Mr.

Heil lost a front tire off hia wagon Saturday coming home with a load of feed, rendnring hia progress through the wind very slow. Mrs. Mae WilkinBou leavoa Wednesday night to join her sister, Rosa Brown from Chicago, when they go to Grant county forty-nine of their righ-of-way from the railroad company's right-of-way fence the other night, altho' guilty, is no worse than the i- dividuul who, a couple of years or so ago, traded a pig suffering with the cholera to a section boss io'A load of ties ond then lied false hopes and atmosphere. He swolleth like a toad and thinketh Vol. No.

1, of the Gray fence posts a tew nights previous. the earth his'n. He smileth up- The posts wore chopped off at Courry Republican, published at Cimarron, is on our desk, and it Millinery Opening at Dodge City, March 22, 1902. A complete line of up-to-date hats and bonnet. We have secured the services of pne of the best milliners in the state and will show the most elegant and stylish line of brought to the oity.

Babgain gxcMUS, the ground and the wire cut on all mankind and slopeth over with humor. He kissetU the child orheers so otten. boon as an officer gets the run of the offioe Here is a oase of nerve that will out of it for the latter made a is a bright newsy paper. It is Republican in politics, and is under ren and scattered! his microbes and is some account, some blam-ad office seeker iumnn un and rauk right up with the acts of some of Gray county's ex-oillcials double-hoador of his deal, beating both the poor section boss, and among innocent babes. He privily cbeweth a clove when lie meet visit vneir parents.

the management ot a stock com pany, AshU'id Clipper. say treasurers, for imstances wauts to change 'em. Let'em stay. I. 1.

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