Argonia Clipper from Argonia, Kansas • 1

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Wecanpleacoyouinnllllnej. Just received a largo shipment of Ladlaa Shirt Waists, all GO, $1.75 and 32 CO ones have marked them all $1,25. Coma In and nm tht in they aro worth moro than wo ask for Ladies and Chlldrens Oxforda all hcr. Sco cur swell lino of Tans and Oxfords. ICAll kinds country produce wanted, Highest prices paid at al! times, Cash or Trade.

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li. tit 'i furjrl lociM ml irncw your MiWHpll'ii I lie fltl tttiie are In Cyclone ornamental ferre, will turn Amnion ln anl ditto fcnc at chlckctit. fn It al lluM'ik I 'tt Hu l' jit, Hrsnr irnattrr. IVMiHry fr n9 tn aU hlhths al lowest prior al Can Mve you money on Ian! at New Central Meat Market. The Wtlilniftoii News reports Char The Harrii Eac company are now CJIllcttP, Kwn Kulter anJ rmidurtlrig a fate al i.a Crue, Kan.

safety tarors al ItiiMs'. Sharpies lutular rrtam paratof The Mksourl rarlUcpavifngrr train hlmt line. Wht terms. Call ami from the cast was three hours lak ley Kleplnger lick abed with the grip. ve thciii at P.umj's.

II. Frai.klld Tracy, of Conway Springs, pent 8und.iy with home rdks. M. Chlsni was lu re several days Tuesday. John Jay, of Cherokee, it Fur th rliCiipt'St farm lmn, test For tKiot and shoe repairing see visiting among ills Sumner county frl nds for a few days.

the past week sollcltlnif rd-is fur rumjm anI pips of all al VlcU Ilis date your paper. It Jur subNcripti'in expires. Clarence ralmore, of WclIlnRUm, Rpcot wltk frlcndaln thUcity. District Clerk A. W.

Lyon ha ap-P'jlritcd as IIh deputy Hazel Shirley, of Wellington. V. Lcroy Harlan lias brightened up the Interior of the New Central meat market with a ne coat of paint. itr Hfljils nnd wife and Mr. terms and privileges, mc P.lack Mar tin, nl Wellington, without fall.

At Hutchinson Monday nllit robbers blew open the safo at tho Mis .1. C. fam-rs, Argoula, Kansas. All work guaranteed. Mrs.

ficorgo Somer, and two Mrs. Augusta Jackson and son Cl.ir- nursery stock andgrectingold frh'nds. MosoOum and wife were over from Milan Friday on business. Mrs. tium children visited with friend.

hi Wel eiico moved to town this week, occupying rooms upstairs at the resl deuce of Mrs. Ferguson. souri Pacific depot and made away lington a day or two last week. with 1200 In cash. paid tin Cuiteu a brief but pleasant Cashier Hammond of the Farmers Mrs.

Doll Sprlngston came In from Mrs. Ed. Johnson who has been call. and Merchants State bank, was in Creut liend, Monday night on confined to her home for several days Todav Is the Centennial anniver a visit to her relatives and numerous past, suffering from a slight indispo sary of the birth of the martyred Homer Harsh and wife spent Sunday In the city the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

friends here. sition, is again able to be out Lincoln and is being quite generally Mr. Mcltcynolds drove over to Milan Hess stock food costs from 5c to Oc observed throughout the land. D. Stuart.

I. Caldwell Is to hold a special election Saturday to post some bills announcing Lloyd Pierce's sale of personal A. I) Beam has pirchased rum Mr. Wellington a few hours between trains yesterday, on business. Charley Kleplnger and wife camo out from Wellington Sunday on a brief visit to his father and sister, Mrs.

S. J. Smith, returning home Monday. W. J.

McCaffcrty, formerly Santa Fc agent of this place, came up from Alva Monday on llvinir visit to his Johnson three lots ana win uegm E1 March 8th for the purpose of voting on the proposition t'j adopt the commission form of goverment for that the erection of a new residence on a pound, according to the size of package, ll is a guaranteed stock-food. Ask us about it. Fkkkis Dkug Co. Miss Clara Somer visited in Mul-vane and Wellington several days the past week. At the latter place she property, which took place Tuesday.

Mrs. John Blue and daughter Florence who had been visiting friends in this end of tho county for a few days, returned to their home at South city. r.i ,1 -J I I IV. are soiling nucrwuuu niiiKima. paint, the world famous paint.

Try it and you will always use it. same as soon as the weather will permit. The consideration was $123. Thos. A.

McNeal, tliedistinginshed orator and humorist, has accepted an invitation to deliver an address at the commencement exercises of the Wellington city schools, to be held on the evening of May 7th. was the guest of Miss Bessie Ruther Haven Friday. B. F. Porter, the Duroc hog man, Argonla friends, returning home tho same night.

Mr. McCafferty is still lolding down the position of aent at ford. At the special election held at An Febkis Dnuo Co. Charley NIsewanger has resigned thony nn Tuesday of last week the his position In the Antler's hotel barber shop at Wellington and is now commission plan of municipal govern ment was adopted by an overwhel ming majority. The first suit brought by the gov living south of May field.has purchased the C.

II. Finley quarter section in Chlkaskfa township, adjoining his home place. Consideration not given. Mrs. Sarah E.

Shields, who has been spending the greater part of the winter wfth the editor's family, left Saturday for Denver. where she will visit for an indelinite period with her two sons and granddaughters, intending to return here before taking i final departure for her home at Alva, and reports himself and wife well pleased with the town and tho people. Mr. McCaffcrty Is the owner of forty acres of orange land near Corpus Christl, Texas, and is making his arrangements to quitrailroadding and engage In the more lucrative business of raising oranges. E.

W. Springer returned Sunday night from Eureka Springs, Arkansas, where he had accompanied his father, prntnent acainst a railroad for the violation of the federal law regulat ing the time service of train dispatch holding down the second chair in Litchenberger's. E. J. Newby, our hustling harness maker, comes to the front tiiis week with a new ad.

to which we call the attention of our readers. Mr. Newby is no stranger to the citizens of this community, having been engaged In business here for a cumber of years, and needs no introduction from us. There is no piece of machinery made that will bring as quick returns as a separator. The machine will pay for itself.

Let us show you. Come in and get a book on the lousiness of Dairying at Ruse's. Mr. and Mrs. Ilarve Maricle are the pioud parents of born Friday night.

They are the second pair for lem and Harvey says the only difference between them is that the first were a boy and girl and the last a girl ers was tiled against the Santa Fe last week mother ana sister, Vivien, to Mexico, Indiana. JJergiandson.U.M LAIWj i f. J. ft Clssel, accompanied her to Wellington, i assist in getting them comfortably lo Mr. John Muhlenbruch, uncle of returning home the same day.

II. J. Muhlenbruch," arrived Sunday utcu, ucie tin: lunuvi tan lest tlh i There Is talk at Wellington of form nlcrht, from Niilwood. with the Suffice to say that, by strict at-1 tention to business, first class work intention of locating here and making medicinal properties of tliose famous springs from which the city derives its name. He says his father stood the trip well, and believes that a few ing a company of local capitalists to build a new and modern play house In and souare dealing he has built up a Sumner county bis borne In the future, business, which Is constantly occupying the Woldmer eighty, which that city.

The men who are willing to take bold of the project are said to be financially responsible and would irifrf-axln? and which cabs rr more e. 0i. rKm. He Is now naving ouui and a boy. Wm.

Boyd, vice president of Purity f-irm, Cnerokee, Okla was here a day or two this week soliciting funds for that Institution and received a number of liberal contributions from our public spirited citizens, Purity farm i represented as a place where worthy Kfr ar siren chance to work erect a theater that would indeed he he now owns. IDs car of horses, implements, household goods, has arrived and his family will be here soon. Tne Cuffek extends lo Mr Muhlrnbruch a cordial welcome to weeks treatment there will prove of inestimable benefit to him. E. W.

brought home wiih him a quantity of the water tiken from the springs above named, which iw permitted the addition Vj bis building In which to keep his bugzies, and whencimpletI hewiillje enabed to carry a larger monument to the enterprise and progrewi wiess of the inhabitants of this, the banner county of the S-Jn th A'iiintir Mat of Kutnncr. tbe ban stock of vehicles. When needing anything In Lis line call and exacts his Cm iter force to sample and fr bi rtnwpr state. nd wishes him unbound- .1.. i lock and learn piices, 7 rut way through scbx4.

td sue ess Jn bis r.ew home..