The Gray County Times from Cimarron, Kansas • 1

I 'LI i 7 mrSMSfrs-m COUNTY TIME CIMARRON, GRAY COUNTY, KANSAS, AUGUST 4,1904. $1.00 a Year. hr VOL. II. Npf 31.

1 Judge Milton, formerly of Dodge City but now of Wichita, was a Cim arron visitor this morning. Congressman Vlotor Murdook and Senator Fred Dumont Smith Will speak at the following places: Santa Fe, Haskell county, Monday, Phil Miller is raising a fine crop of Leave your liatupfrTue barber shop. The merchants had a fine trade Saturday. Mrs. Ady joined the reunion crowd at Dodge.

For a good lunch go to Wm. Wilson's bakery. The nicest line of foot wear in town just received at Ansel's. squaw corn on the court house block, August 15, 1:30 p. m.

Ulysses. Grant county, Tuesday, and as it is now in roasting ears, now would be a good time for the taxpayers to collect their rent. THE CASH STORE, i August 10, 1:30 p. m. Johnson City, Stanton county, on Wednesday, August 17, 1:30 p.

m. Richfield, Morton county. Thursday, Fresh bread, pies, cakes, at August 18, 1:30 p. m. Hugoton, Stevens county, Friday, Frank Hull left Tuesday for the reunion at Dodge City with a job lot of "army lies" to swap with the old "coffee coolers," who will gather in camp down there this week.

Charlie Alley purchased a fine buggy at My Store Saturday, and you can wager dollars to doughnuts that there August 19, 1:30 p. m. Wm. Wilson's bakery. Sam Gamble, of Jumbo, was a Clnv arron visitor Saturday.

Mrs. Bailee and daughters are at tending the reunion at Dodge. Liberal, Seward county, Saturday, August 20, 2 p. m. City Counoll Prooeedlnge.

Lemert got in two cars of flour, bran, City council met Monday evening at will be work for a preacher In Logan shorts and chop feed Tuesday. 8 o'clock, with mayor Lemert In the township before many moons. The Socialists at their meeting at In chair. Councilmen Brice, Harper, If you want a delicious lunch cheap Going to Save You Money, By Selling at Greatly Reduced Prices, For Gash, Evans, Hollembeak and Morrison drop in at the Wilson bakery. galls one week from next Saturday will Frank Luther sold a nice span of consider the matter of placing a coun borses last week to Oscar Paris.

ty ticket in the field at a fnture date to preseut. Bill of E. S. Garten for publishing Ordinance No. 81, 82, allowed.

Amos Dixon, removing dead autmal. be selected if It is decided to nominate one. Selling for ca9h gives you cheaper prices. Go to the CASH STORE. The Funk boys are at work on the Howell Rhinehart warehouse.

Drop in and see the bargains off ere at Frank Hopper's CASH STORE. C. M. Ralls, of southeast Gray, was Andy Hutton says he will make the race for sheriff if the Republicans will give him the nomination, and will do his level best to be elected. There's good stuff in Andy, and he would make $1.50.

Ordinance No. 82, relating to tax levy was passed, providing for the following levies: General purposes, 10 mills; interest, 20 mills; street, one-half mill. The Santa Fe railway oompany was ordered to put down a sidewalk over the right of way from Cleveland hotel toLemert's store building on the a good sheriff. Mr. and Mrs.

Stewart Gordon, who emerfs ol Place. lost their babe last week, requests the Times to express their thanks to those who kindly assisted them during the south side of the track. The street commissioner was author- zed to purchase from the school dis trict the lumber around the school building and use it in repairing the idewalk on Main street between Ave- a county seat visitor the fore part of the week. Dr. Ballou, the Dodge City dentist, will be here all next week.

Remember- goods are at greatly re- duced prices at the CASH STORE, F. M. Luther has been in the eastern part of the state this week on land business. New stock of shoes for men, women and children just received at Ansel's. Special cheap prices on ladies' ekirts at Frank Hopper's CASH STORE.

Luther's hardware and implement louse has sold 37 washing machines since January 1. We can save you money by selling for oash. Go to the CASH STORE. ue A and Third street. illness of their child, to whom they feel very grateful.

Jim Crawley was up Tuesday doing some repairs on a disabled car here. He has a job with the Santa Fe car repair gang at Dodge. His check for the past month will be about $70, owlDg to a lot of extra time. W. J.

Smith, who came here from Cimarron, Kansas, a short time ago to work In the harvest field, has taken a position at the Farmer's Elevator, and expects to move his family to Chase some time this fall. Chase Reg E. Churoh Weekly Program. Tuesday evening, Young People's prayer meeting. Thursday evening, regular prayer meeting.

Fresh Stock of Dry Goods and Groceries, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Highest Prices Paid COUNTRYPRODUCE. Sunday, 6:45 a. Sunday school. 7:00 p. Epworth League.

8:00 p. preaching by the ister. pastor. Passengsr train No. 2 on the Santa The quarterly conference which was Fe was derailed Jtt Cool id ge Monday to have been held August 20-21, has morning.

Every car left the track, but no one was hurt, except the baggageman, who was slightly damaged by a been postponed on account of the Epworth League convention at Dodge City August 19-20. A member of the Cimarron chapter is booked for a pa flying trunk. No. 10 picked up the passengers. The Pawnee Rock Herald, whose per to be read at the convention.

Let Cimarron chapter be well represented at this meeting. proprietors formerly conducted the Macksville Index, comes to us as an The county board was in session Monday for the purpose of making the annual tax levy. Highest pries paid for Country Produce at the Hopper CASH STORE. Will Hopper Is acting as deputy register of deeds and deputy county treasurer this week, Bible school at the Christian church every Sunday at 9:45 a. m.

Endeavor meeting at 1 p. m. Very few people have been in town this week. The reunion at Dodge being the greater attraction for many. Prayer meeting at the Christian church every Thursday evening 8 p.

m. Interesting lessons are studied. Remember the district camp meeting exchange, and is a newsy paper, and FRANK HOPPER, Prop. udging by the liberal support the pa- lerls receiving it is appreslated. Suc at Dodge City August 17-28.

Come, and enjoy a genuine, old-fashioned Methodist revival. Rev. Runy an. evangelist, in charge. cess, fellows, success.

About the cleverest old veteran liars M. A. Sellon, Pastor. that will be found on the reunion County Tax Levlea. At the meeting of the county board grounds at Dodg9 this week will be Judge Dodson and John Brock, of Gray county, Sam Elem is the only 5S? Monday the following county levies were made: Wm.

M. Wilson anu wife are taking man in the county that can hold acan In the reunion at Dodge. Mr. Wll son has a stand on the grounds. State delinquent tax 2 mills.

die to that pair, but Sam never had a DRY GOODS GROCERIES. fair chance; he wasn't in the army General revenue 2.8 County general 6.5 I cure Fistula and Poll Evil on a The Gray county Socialist local will positive guarantee. S. H. Ei.em Poor 5 meet at Ingalls Saturdny, August 13, Cimarron, Ksn.

at 1 o'clock p. m. Every member of Interest 3 Sinking 3.5 Miss Beulah Hupp returned to her home In Dodge Cltv Monday, after a the local Is urged to be present, as Road 5 there is business of importance to be three-weeks visit with friends here. transacted. Everybody invited.

Total 23.3 mills. Mr. M. F. Meeks accompanied Mr, J.

B. Alley, Pres. and Mrs. Gordon with the remains of Teaohera' Examination, The Gray County State bank has awaited the presence of the bank com their child to their home In Hess town' ship last week. Owing to a lack of a sntlicient num berof qualified teachers we shall have missioner or his deputy for ten days or more to give the final approval for Jim Phelps is setting the poles for a new telephone line running east from Men's Furnishing Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Ladies' Vests, Corsets, Just Opened.

A complete stock of Roots and Shoes Foot-W err for ev. erybody. Full line of Men, Ladies, Boys, Misses and Children, and any style or quality that may be desired, and at prices that cannot be beat Cull and inspect them. another examination August 29 and 30, 1904, at the school honse in Cimarron. its opening.

A letter received says Cimarron one mile, thence north to the Inspector will be here tomorrow E. V. Millkii, Co. Supt. the Phelps place.

night, and it is expected the bank will Prairie chickens may be killed from Jim Phelps, of the Pawnee, will have be opened for business Saturday August 15 to October doves, August a publlo sale at his place Wednesday, The Republican district convention August 31, of horses, mules, cattle, 1 to September 15; plover, July 15 to September 15; ducks, geese and brant, that met in Cimarron last Saturday to farm machinery, etc-. The three men hurt on the railroad name a candidate for representative was a pretty warm number. From the September 1 to April 25; quail, November 15 to January 1. Antelope must west of town week before the last were start it was a stubborn contest, discharged by Dr. Hollembeak Mon not be hunted or killed until March 13, 1908.

The oriole, meadow lark, robin, On the first ballot the vote stood day evening, and all of them left town. Salt Meats, Lard, Country Produce Canned Goods, Dried Fruits, Cigars, Tobaccos, Nuts, Candles, Etc Garten, 17; Josserand, 12; Custer, 11 thrnsh, red-bird mocking-bird, blue- D. Franotsco and Clint Gordy had The second ballot was: Garten, 18; Josserand, 11; Custer, 11, and un a runaway last Friday, resulting In a jay and blue-bird can not be caught or killed at any time. Permission to hunt on the premises of another, or on the badly sprained back for Mr. Gordy til the convention had balloted 200 times there was not a single change in road adjoining, must first be obtained but nothing more serious than a shak ing up for D.

the votes. On the two-hundredth bal from the occupant of such, premises. Miss Clara Gordon, a sister of Mr Having in possession any protected Stewart Gordon, arrived from Illinois bird, when It is not lawful to kill the The Highest Market Prices Paid (or all Rinds COUNTRY PRODUCE, Good ftcsh, neatly kept, and will he sold as cheap as can be lot the convention took a recess for supper. During the recess Custer, the Haskell county candidate, decided to withdraw, and when the convention last week, and will perhaps remain same, Is prima facie evidence of the vl with her brother this winter. As she olatlon of the law.

It Is unlawful to is a school teacher, her services will reassembled J. T. Josserand was nom buy, sell, barter, ship, or offer for sale, probably be In demand in Gray county, inated on the first ballot, Haskell barter or shipment any protected bird county casting its eleven votes for Jos Married, at the home of the bride In at any tune, whether in or out of the close season, and no employe of an serana. wnue tue contest was warm Hess township Thursday, July 2d, 1004 cv found elsewhere. Only First-cUs Goods kept in Stock jjSj Call and see me, cxaudne goods try we on Jhrices.

E.ANSEL. express or railroad company can re by Rev. M. A. Sellon, Mr.

Howard Weaver and Miss Clara M. Pendarvis, there are no sore spots, everybody being satisfied the battle was fought oeiva such birds for shipment. The fair and square. Mr. Josserand is as peahT for violations of the law is both of Gray county.

The happy pai will make their home on the Weaver sured of election by a handsome ma frees 15 to 1100 One and costs, and an attorney's foe of, $10 for each offensu. jorlty. ranch south of Gray Center, i r. -tauBt.