The Wilsey Warbler from Wilsey, Kansas • 8

Last Gall Before Easter EH THE SEWING MACHINE or QUALITY. Do you intend buying I mm IV'MI II I NEW SPRING SUITS Boy's Suits to $5.00. Men's Dress Pants to $5.25. Uoy fine Dress Shirts .50. Men's fine Dress shirts .50 to 1.25.

Boy's Dress 50 cents to $1.50. NOT SOLD UNDER ANY OTHER NAME. vm or Vehicles this spring? If so let us show you we have the goods and the price before you buy. We also have a full line of Shelf Hardware, Stoves and Tinware. Come and see us.

LL.CRONER. GROCERIES WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME. if you purchase the NEW HOME you will have a lite asset at the price you pay, and will not have an endless chain of repairs. Lnglish Walnuts, per lb Onion Sets, 3 lbs for All Kinds of Garden Seeds. Seed Potatoes For Sale.

I Oranges, size 250. .01 cent each. Quality Highest Market Price Paid For Produce. Considered it is the Cheapest in the end to buy. If you Wftnt aeewlnff tnaohlnn vrlfa fn mr latest catalogue before you purchase, Mm Home Sewing Machine Orange, Mass, PAINT TIME House Paint Barn Paint Floor Paint Screen Paint The "Up-To-Date Store.

WHY HE WAS LATE. "What made you so late?" "I met Smithson." "Well, that is no reason whv vou should be an hour late getting' home to supper." Buggy Paint "I know, but I ask him how he was Wagon Paint feeling, and he insisted on telling me about his stomach trouble. 'Did you tell him to take Chamber. NO-MAR. STAINS, ENAMELS, VARNISH If it has John Wi Masury Son on it, it is a GOOD paint Sold only in Wilsey By F.

LILLEY Iain's Tablets?" "Sure, that is what he needs." Sold by all Dealers Saloons and Slaves The saloon business cannot exist without slaves. You may smii.e at. thai statement, but it is absolutely true. Is not the man who is addicted to the drink habit a slave? There are 1,000,000 such slaves in the United States. For gambling and keeping a gambling p.ufcc, 320 days in jail, $1,595.

00 fine and all the costs in the cases. In other words, the few days' work brought into the city $2,795 It is to be hoped that the money turned into the city's treasury is the least of the benefits that will accrue to the city. The house cleaning ought to be a lesson that the would-be outlaws should heed. No matter ho well he hides, no matter how well he MAYME VININ6 POSTOFFICE BOOK STORE They are slaves to the saloon. Frank a Green, of Ileringtoa and G.

H. Dempsey, of Canton, Ohio, were here Wednesday W.C.T.U. Law Enforcement Medicine Kans. authorities at Medicine Lodge said there was some boose selling and some gambling going on in their town, but it was so well hidden that it seemed impossible to catch the outlaws. The State Temperance Union was appealed to, Their reply was, "We have no money, but we have the machinery the men that can find any bootlegger or gam bier.

in your town if you can pay the actual expenses incurred." Their reply "We will pay the bill; send on your men." It looking at the gas well proposition. 1 hey go out and work a week or a month, draw their pay, go into and hand the saloonkeeper their money for- something which ruins their own lives. Is not this las there ever been in the history of the world, a worse system of Since you are aware that we are the headquarters for the latest local views in Post Cards, School Supplies, Fine Station- Cry, covers bis tracks, no matter how secure he mav feel, sooner or While In Wilsey stop at The dontmprrtal oirl A S. laaatt, prop. tBilartt, later he get into the toils, The Star Land of Kansas City, will run an excursion to the Gulf Coast Tuesday April 16th.

For further particulars see H. L. Meyers. slavery? Think of 1,000,000 men and as a rule its sooner. Dr.

Campbell Morgan Said: It is inconceivable to me that any man who loves his country, enslaved by the liquor habit, car Give Us a Call! and especially any Christian man can do other at this time than support with all the force of his Now is the time to have j'our live stock inshu red. W. Coffin, agent. ,7 Council Grove, Kansas. rying their earnings to the sal; oonkeepei every day! in the year.

It is quite natural, of course, that the slaveholder should not care to liberate these slaves. Congressman Hobson The Warbler Job department did not take long to do the work. Even the authorities did not know the men were there until the trap was ready to, spring. The results are as follows: Warrants were sworn out for -seventeen men. The charge was selling booze and All being any measure which will help to deliver us from the almost immeasureable evil of the drink traffic.

is well equiped and has a good Whiskey," said Beecher on Spectacles Spectacles and eyeglesses of all kinds accurately and scient-fically fit. Eye diseases of all kinds icarefully diagnosed. All one occasion, is a good thing in were arrested but two, but the warrants are awaiting them if stock, of Stationery on hand. they ever put in appearance. examinations are free.

Dr. Toms All of the fifteen arrested were its place. There is nothing like it for preserving a man when he is dead. If you want to keep a dead man, put him in whiskey; if you want to kill a live man, put Old Trusty Incubators NOW! Low ft ices. Freight Paid.

Large Catalogues, and Poultry Books, Come in and investigate. at Commercial. Hotel next Saturday. whiskey in him. Cardinal Munning Said: It is a mere mockery to ask us Free.

Write or Call (Both Phone) found guility, or pleaded guilty. Five were fined for selling booze, and 10 for gambling or keeping a resort lor gambling purposes. Two were found guilty on both selling booze and gambling. The summary is as follows: For selling booze, 480 days in jail. $1,200.00 fine and all the costs in the cases.

i to put down drunkenness by moral and religious means when Mrs. Albert Ray, Delavan, Kans. I2lhyear M. M. Johnflon' Represenitive.

the Legislature facilitates tho B. multiplication of the incitements If HouiGQicoi uuiuui, unibtj ui uorary tieierencs ruDlisned. Big 1912 Four Page Wall Atlas free to Warbler Readers. to intemperance on every hand. 43 Here is an offer for you, your friends and our friends to obtain a yeailv- subscription to The Warbler and a yearly subscription the Farmers Mail Breeze and 1Q19 a rm.

page wall Atlas ALL FOR $2 00. 10 11 This is the best offer we have made. Read Hover parnfnlir i some pretty good offers from time to time to Mmin We have nade 13 offer such a newspaper bargain. We wanted more new buZSw.I!pK,orB have able to 5 nuns 01 our pjesent subscribers and good friends. We were iboWW Tk? xa 10 renew toe subscrip- wanted to give our subscribers and friends all we loM I afford to tfme4s inducemeflt, we we stumbled on to a most foitunate proposition.

ft came ahont henj foF their money, when 3 To busy at tlie Busy store I asas fy Arthur Capper, Publisher of the Farmers MaifinH r2L" ot. uat a few day ago wa comple- If V-7 i Ynni t-ont tmiiM V.4-, icq write an aciVo 4 bargain. Thig offer may be withdrawn at anv fme. on nd floor at a if i i i i uwestny or actio3, at once. COUPON To Wilsey Weekly Wa bier, Wilsey, Kans.

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