Englewood Homebuilder from Englewood, Kansas • 4

THE ENGLEWOOD H0MEBU1LDER. Chaw, chew, chown, at TlIF. GtJM SlOKK. JOHN UXLOK CARTER Editornd Pllbli jh-r. ApplUntlon liia-U' transmission the in-uh tMMHI liiM Hfl matter.

Thursilay at the in Knirli'wiHxJ Kansas. Come to Englewood to have a good" time. Did you ever look at these made suits at Long Bros? Four inches of rain last week, Deering Standard Binding Twine at Loug Bros. There will be free ice water all tailor over town the Fourth. now the finest harvest weath- for the Trairs.

Hack and Express Line. FRANK. YOUNG. In JVlemorium. Miss Maud MePb rson who at- ei" oM be ordered.

tending the Institute at Ashland, visited kome folks Sunday. I will be in Bnglewood June 24 Mhn-ripti' ran-, ve.ir. i JUMMMM itno ofihimn Inch iiiplay 1-nfats. .1 cents par line for the first insertion anil 3)4 cent f.reueh il.ereafter. Call and nee that tar of catalpa posts ree'd by H.

C. Power Co. Englewood will help you enjoy t. sniMW hmmiwI ,1,, n.11 1 yourself the Fourth if you let her. t-r viicu.

We notice those tailor "oltlc suits still rolling in at Long Bros. Cashier Newby and wife spent Left Alone. Our fraternal brother, H. C. Mayse editor of the Ashland Clipper kind of dental work.

KoiiFF. Miss Ola Montgomery made her homefolks happy by coming down on the Friday evening tram to spend Sunday. CTirHCH DIItKCTOKV. Swviiws omi a4 fourth a 1. ni.

p. nt. at tne Kaytist irann. ne. n.

WIltianiH. l'a-tor. M'-ttiixilst serrlces every Sunday evening at D. m. the M.

K. I luiii li. l'v. inii Minister. Kpw irth LMM WJNi every evening at at the M.

K. chiuvh. 'hristian aanriflBH thin! Sun-iey each ni-nth at 'fhnreti at 11 a. m. ami S- p.

Elder Mr. Hanlilrts. Pastor. Suudav wiih Banker family at Ashland. All kinds of head wear for men, i a 1 a Ju.it rt'oived a fine assortment of uoys ana gms at lHE Gill STORE.

Mrs. G. W. Ess of Salina, Kansav is visiting her sister Mrs. Telia Barnes and brother W.

V. Trubv. Sweet Cakes at 10, 15, and '20 cents per. lb. also one bbL extra fancy sour pickles at 10 cents per daz.

at Long Bros. Now is the time for those who are going to try the Campbi 11 method of plowing to yet a hump on them- and as if realizing that he had played an unfair trick by leaving us to Smith and be the last bachelor in the Golden Chain and while we danced in the pig trough and whistled 'The Last Rose of Summer' he lit out for Cal-fornia. The reason we haven't mentioned this before was cause we were mad yes mighty mad and just biting Another rain of three inches last birT 8 out of the Pb press to stiddy our narves and vent our spite kaso it wasn't us. Thursday toads in night strangled all the four counties hence the Ives by plowing as soon as wheat farmers are shedding crocodile tears is harvested. Tae farmers from Oklahoma who hurry in and out of town to (get sup- 91 NDAY SCHOOL IHKEt TOUY.

lUptiwt Sunday SJirx! at 10 a. ra. every Sunday. Itev. W.

It. Williairi. Supt. Methodist ISc'iiW UjfflaaWtay at the M. E.

ch 1 1 i-eh at in a in. rs. Win. Waiden. supt.

pHlW lB wear a smile that won't I. O. O. K. lodire meets on Saturday nijfiiis.

C. Beresfied. N. O. HARNESS SHOP.

Saddles, Harness Buggy Whips, and Repairing. SAMUEL LENTZ, PROPRIETOR. in a pigs eye. Goods sold right here in Engle-wood just as cheap as you can buy them in Wichita, because "Brother John he paid the freight. The Gi Store.

D. II. Hullock spent an hour Sat- C. D. UPDEGRAFF PHYSICIAN SURGEON.

come off over the glad hu of big crops and Statehood. Just received a car load of the cel- ebrated Bed Star and Si mire Deal in-day with us talking over the pros- dour, price S2.1") per hundred for pects ol tins the greatest region ID i lied Star and 12.00 for Stpiare Deal, Every stick guaranteed al Doyle Waiden a The R. 11. surv yoi-s have finished up their comparative survey running south west ward from here and we understand that they now tire at Hooker Beaver Co. Okla.

making a bee line for Ratouu New Mexico. We have a good assortment of dress goods, laces, embioiderv and And we hone he'll have to eset his wife a new Hat every change of the moon and for all the rest (4 his mortal life he mav Lave to work like a Turk at harvesting his Miio-Mavse. COIN 15 mile CHRONICLES. southwest of Knlewood. Kansas as a brief interlude in his usual grind of money making.

For Sale 11 head of mares from 10 to The time has come and now is for the Homebuilder to know that the people of this vicinity have not been dried up and blown away. Mrs. Martha Coshow is "oin" 5 to 7 v-p tro ni-! wmsrsif from i i i -ii into the poultrv business proper this 12 hundred, some broke, that 1 will. vear. one nas ltol (me OI tIiese new- SPECIAL ATTENTION TO TREAT MENT OF THE EYES AND FITTING i such like in fact the best dry goods GLASSES.

EX-RAY AND COM-' store in this "neck of the woods. PRESSED APPARATUS. WfKI NEAR POSTOFFICE. G. M.

KENDALL. PliYSICIAN SIR3E0N OFFICE ONE DOOll NORTH OF THE DRUG STORE And the prices are about right at The Gi Stoke. Prof. Ballard, who returned from a trip to Ashland last Wednesday evening, kindly assisted in running off our papers jis a substitute for his sou Herschel, who had gone up to Ashland to attend the Normal. sell cheap for cash, W.

S. Edwards, Goodnight barn. C. E. Doyle grew tired of bach-lors freedom and hit the trail Sunday morning for Witchita to speed a few days visitijig his family and friends at the Windy Wonder.

I have COtne to Englewood to stay. Please give me your patronage. All work done at lowest prices and perfect satisfaction guaranteed. 2-31-06 J. Heaton, Dentist.

Col. Hobbs the tangle legged importer of liquid hell warranted to kill a mid-dog at 40 rods asks us to give him a local at cents B. F. MAIN, M. D.

PAYSICIAN Jfc SURGEON. FF.M.U.K DISEASES A SPKt'IALTY. Has Practiced at Englewood For 13 Years, Office 1-3 Block Eas Jas. Allen of Readout burned corn a line but after getting his quarter lasr week too Hisy to go to town. I W.

W. Truny received two cars of Raised lots of corn la: year, also Portland cement Saturday enough of broom corn. He refused (5,000 for the 320 acres lately. Good land and hard work that's ail. Mrs.

J. T. Foglesoi returned home last Kridav evniuar from a fangled, up-t-date, ueverfailing, surehatch "Old Trusty" incubators. She has gone in partnership with Mrs. Augusta Peits with the present setting.

Hurrah for the hen! This vicinity has been wonder-ously blessed with rain the few days. A great help to the spring crops. Don't tell us this country is God forsaken. We might sing the "Battle Hymn of Beaver' with these words for the llrst stanza. Mine eyes have seen the trlory of the prairie whooners return, during many days of ahsnee in wliieh we had to learn, that the range cattle br.isiiesn wa- a very weak concern.

Hut Heavers iiintr on. Ye scribe attended the prayer meeting at the Needmoro school- to make a train load of artificial House last Sunday. 1 here is notli-stone for the building of Greater tJiat the human family and its Kn-lewood, and there are 8 more various other families (the kind you Englewood Real Estate Company. We have in this county a tract of 4000 acres of rich, smooth valley laud, every foot of which is tillable. The soil is vegetable mould, lively dark land, all smooth buffalo grass or clean tiields.

This tract adjoins the railroad station of Englewood ou the Santa Fe. There is an irrigation ditch on the place with an abundant water supply. The land is line for alfalfa, melons, cantelopes, wheat, fruit, celery, onions, potatoes, forage crops, cabbage and berries. A great portion, four fifths at least, is prime sugar beet land such as crop ol -y v.xV, or in Colorado at (100, CO per acre. The Cimarron valley at this piont is 10 miles vide one of the finest bodies of land in America.

All this tract lies close to the tine graded schools and line churches of Englewood, Kansas, which is a fine, thriving, growing town with a trade like that of a city. Here is a body of land that will afford homes for 100 families, who can engage in truck farming, fruit raising and dairying and make their homes worth 100. 00 per acre in a short time. We can give you reasonable terms if you wish a cheap home. Now is your chance.

Do not wait but come to cars of cement to follow immediatlv. F. CITY DRAY (Si. TRANSFER. FOGLESONQ BROS.

ENGLEWOODi KANSAS M. Wells, the enterprising mercliant ot teiraa, matte -TTif two months visit to her parents at our office a pleasant call Saturday. i Pt. Pleasant, West Ya. much to the He was in for his weekly load of no joke.

Crops are looking fine. often see in Beaver county) need more of than the full and free salvation that we hear so much about in these prayer meetings. This is Died, June 1, liKb at the hcrnt of Dr. Main, Englewood, Kansas, after a long and painful illness Alfred Bonner, born in England Junt 23. .1840.

The deceased came to Americ; when about 28 yean of age and had resided upon his farm in Meade co. near Euidewowd since 1S85. Hu old neighbors all join in saying thai Mr. Bonner led a blameless life. He was a kind friend and faithful neighbor whose actions wen ever guided by the Golden Rule.

He left an only daughter Miss Ann: Bonner of Sedgwick, Kansas win arrived in time to console his deati bed. The remains were followed to tin funeral by a numerous band of oh friends, Messrs. E. Doyle, Capt. Smith, John Foglesong and Fran1-Goodnight acting as pall bearers.

A brief but impressive funeral service was held at the Baptist Church by Elder Williams and while tin choir sang "Jesus Pilot Me" tin congregation filed by the Sower laden casket to catch a last parting glance of the gentle old face now sleeping his long skep of eternih in the Englewood cemetrv. Fish CITY MEATMARKE1 This is the Meat We Used to eat. But, Now We Furnish Good Beef and Pork. Every Wednesday. vrai i logs anu cattle wanted J.

F. MIELING, Proprietor. wmwmmmmmmm List your land with the KANSAS-OKLAHOMA LAND For quick sale. Write or see us before you buy. We do al! kinds of abstracting work.

Perfecting tities a specialty. S. If. MORROW, Mgr. Co.

the "folden Out Hay Ride. festive young people with ings, known only to young couple: who love to sit cl valley. We are going to sell this of strawberries and ice land at from $10.00 to $20.00 per and many other sweet noth acre in tracts from -10 acres up. We also have several quarters in Woodward and Beaver Cos. Okla.

and Clark and Meade Cos. that. Ave can give you a good price on, outside our list. We have now tracts of land mu se together anc "squoze hands" persuaded eacl other into the fun of being joltei over ten miles of dark roads las Friday night, and loading up a ha. rack half full of hay with 24 glad Imvery barns 1 FRANK GOODNIGHT.

Proprietor. Englewood. Kantai, ning frcm 10,000 acres up to 25,000 hearted people, who would walk? acres that is good farm and bandied miles any time, just for fuu land, that we are offering to colon- the 'ove cut to the ranch of Syl-ization agents or ranchmen at rea- tester Johnson five miles north oi sonable prices which will be quoted town. joy of her husband and children goods for his store and reports. whose delight can best be attested three incnes oi ram fell hia local- bv their own words come.

AV. Martindale, Elder of Pratt District, will preac "mother has ity on Thursday night. On the morning of the 15th there i arrived at the home of Mr. W. G.

Sivey's an eleven pound boy through ber of the farmers are making grea their preparations for harvestintr small grain. Ye understand that J. 11. Sutherland has bought a $500 attach- on application. SOME LANDS WE HAVE FOR SALE: Beaver County, Oila.

No 52 1G0 acres all good farm Francis Pitz, Ola Montgomery, Mrs. A hum-1 land. GO acres ill cultivation 'Art of Ti i 7 -'in iHvqgta wa twm mwMi a kjii which is in wheat. Small house on Boffiins, Herschel Ballard, Hornet place. This land can be irrija Those present were: Aliases L.uh Hedden, Ester Lee, Minnie Lucas.

Jessie Waiden, Minnie Waiden. Bertha WaJdea, Anna Stuart, Rntl Stuart, Fan lie 15rov.ii, 'arv Pitz DR. H. J. EATON RESIDENT DENTIST ENGLEWOOD, KANSAS.

at the M. E. Church Friday vening the rain. Grant didn't think about uient for his threshing rig. We are June 22, at Englewood.

Fourth 1 the rain when he had to hustle out I told that this is an engine which Quarerly Meeting after preaching in it but afterwards he said will take the place of his horse pow- of saine evenin; The date behiLf don't know how we can stand the er- chantred from June 19 to the abov bm bov and the rain too. Ollie Coshow struck out for Kans- date. Eev. F. L.

Loghton, Pastor! Another good rain fell last Satur-! a this week. Mrs. C. E. Dovle, with her I day night followed by a rainy Sun- Hard To Beat.

If you ever wear star star shoes vou will never wear anv other shoes. Waste at highest market price daughter Nellie and "Charlie boy" is down at Wichita this week visiting her mother, and leaving Mr. C. E. Dovle to brouse around for his four butter and eggs I "what an awful thing ii is to be a bachelor," while son Tommv looks Long Bros.

See those white oxford slipper" with plaintive eyes down the wide Co. is promoting a hue from Beaver day afternoon and what might in some hilly country be termed a gully washer Sunday night but thank you kindly this level country can' afford gullies land is too valuable. The Farmers Mutual Telephone $1.50 a pair at Doyle Walden's. All kinds of crown and bridge work the beat 22 karot gold, by Heatou, resident Englewood. 5-ol-OOtf Citv to Englewood of which that in- tellment merchant F.

M. Wells of frightened while at a neighbors of Englewood in the Gate City Flat, road to matrimony. Mr. Will Hickoc of Kimball Okl was in last Friday leaving him a dollar as large s.s a harvest holders. They propose putting in i moon.

Mr. Hickoc reported two a good line something that will be and one half inches of rain at a great advantage to the people of PRAiRiE DELL. 15 niile- Biadivftssc. Charles Smith has the rock foundation started for a new house. Mr Winnie Allen one of our popular young men has been on the sick list.

Mr. Walter Estes team became jated Power, Jim Power, Elwin Foyic there is a good ditch running sonq-, Dr. Heaton, Chas. awrence, through the place. Cash $2560.00.

No, 02 80 acres of line land all price I. L. Basmusseu and Carl Hedrick. I An evening of genuine fun wa sjjent at the hospitable home of Mr. under irrigation ditch, has a small and Mrs.

Johnson, then at some un box house on it, 40 acres in cultiva- earthly tion and can be made one of the crowd best places in the ceunty, price $600.00. very, 3 aie ORION F0SAE8, Proprietor. Eaglewosd, Kansas. Feed Stable hour in the returned ail morning tin verv cios Present mouthed as to how many had 1 walk, vet all agreeing that 'It wa; No. S3 100 acres of as fine land jl1K' e- lhose kind young folks pressed We Rave the Coeds! as there is in the west, all under the 1 ditch, can raise any kind of a crop that can be raised in the state.

There is CO acres in cultivation, Good well of soft water at a depth of 18 ft. Price $2500. Woodward county, Okla. No. 72 10 acres 15 miles sooth the editor warmlv uncle to the whole gang to join the band bu: pleading that our bones sqnenked that we had heard the katy-die neranung rne arose oi oiu age wc declined while singing: The frost is cm the pumpkin, And the fodder's in the shock." CJi 1 1 1.

.1 behind Zelma, is one of the stock- escapeu run nmg away. One of the largest A new lot of Misses' and Women's Kind -all last Thursday night. He white tennis slippers, price 00 cents had just finished up threshing the 05 cents at Doyle Sc Walden's. 1005 crop of grain for his neighbors Beaver county and Englewood. "Col." Hobbs who ran a pay local "just to get his name print crowds ever known attended the childrens day exercise of the Prairie Dell Sunday School Sunday evening.

Mr. Julius Weidlin" a graduate in For Deering Harvesting machinery and call at Long Bros. i i 1 on last Thursday and will put his might have saved that 25 cents had i- i i i 1 selections and all who heard him sav lUKiiuK in mouon ag un soon lor ne waucu one iia lunger, 101 xaiei harvest is now in full blast across i concealing an enormous quantity' of Our new stock of shoes open for the hue in Oklahoma. This shows his own bug juice under his belt, inspection and finding ready sale at that they raise some crops down in 1 and thereby becoming the possessor his locality. of 40 devils, he was yanked up be- As one sees the endless tide of fore justice Williams and fined $3.

00 knock down price. Dovle Waipkn. All kinds of dental work done the coverd wagons pulling back from and cost, I cheapest by Heaton, of Engle- bounty Okla. into the older In accompany with H. A wood.

Mont- 5-31-00-tf lH)rons Kansas these harvest gomery we went out on the common I have for sale at my place miles Sotheast of Englewood One davs he begins to real ze something here Monday and pulled up stalks rena of the enormous proportions of the of alfalfa three feet and sweet clover i I i fta Dave he is the best ever struck here. Kaffir and broom corn look fine and everybody seems busy cultivating. Had another nice rain Monday morning. Mr. Mott of Gate brought a jolly crowd of young peple to the child- rens dav exercise at Prairie Dell All good land, partially improved.

Has a good dark soil and a good producer. Price $1800. UUUlSlliUIl I Fruit Growing. raum Just received a car load of that rood flour at Long Bros. Our fellow townsman Mr.

B. F. Many new settlers across in Oklahoma seem fearful that fruit can no; be grown so far west without irrigation. To allay such fears we ha a talk last week with Mr. Jacob Ber- AL 2 a ends, who for the past 14 years has lived upon his farm 10 miles S.

W. across in Oklahoma and in the past 11 years has had 8 eXellent fruit I crops without irrigation save upoi. his berry patches. Mr. Beresdt 1 We wish to call your attention again to some of the varieties carried by us: Hardware, Stoves, Buggies, Wagons, Windmids, Pumps.

Well casiug, Screen doors, Wire smooth hog poultry and screen, Furniture, Crockery, Sewing machine needles, We thank ycu very heavy patronage and kindly solicit your future appearance in our new store. C. Power Co. Queensware, Posts, Creain seperators, Undertakers goods, Paints (Sherwin Williams) Liquid koal, Oils liuseed machine cylinder cantor and hard, Window glass, Tar paper much for the past new settlement that has been made three and one half feet high that Perat, Gate's honest feed years old Spanish Jack, One 0 years homesteaderK iu the were growing wild in the old roads of mftD' i kept busy now days. i i i 1.

.....1 Tl i ii 7 Most of these travelers two and three year old Spanish Tacks which I will sell or trade on go-d terms, time given to purcher-er on good security. W. E. Herring. I474MI tOm 0.

Miss Nina M. Williams, experi enced teacher of piiuio and organ then go back to stay hi Okla. music. Terms, twenty-five lessons $10. Your patronage is solicited.

If you contemplate purchasing a piano don't fail to see me. I have i proposition that will interest you. Write me at Ashland. 5-2-4-06-tf A. M.

Zimmerman-. are people our town. The alfalfa was wondei- who put in wheat eroi in Kansas fully loaded with seed. This shows last year but have spent the spring what a 10 mile wide valley of hard on the claims breaking sod and land will do here without irriga-! planting crops of kaflfir and broom tion or cultivation. com and are going back for their 0.

it Kellogg, a ranchman from last stay at the old home place to I northwest of town and one of our take care of their wheat crop raid most prosperous and respected old time settlers, called Saturday to talk Geo. M. fleeter, postmaster at over the loss of his old friend Al-i Ocate, Okla. 20 miles north of Shat-! fred Bonner, funeral was over ruck, called Saturday morning and before he heard the news of his i discussed Statehood and the from his flourishing iocalitv. news i death.

Mr. Kellogg' deep regret; Mr, I and his kindly words of praise for liader had come to Englewood to an old comrade disclosed to us the boy a binder for his bumper wheat generouR heart of a true man of the We are making some special iH0 acres of bottom 1 ind on Clear prices on men's clothing and gents furnishings for the next ten days. Doyle Walden. GOOD AS GOLD. nop, A tew years ago he bought i 1 lams.

Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pharis and creek which cost him $0.00 per acre, their daughter Georgia took violent- Bast year he broke out 82 acres and i Iv ill last week after eatin some can- planted it to broom corn.

It ned salmon. Doctors Kendall and brought $1,015 caish, and after hir-I Updegraff were called and bcth ing all the work done he paid for pronounced it ptomaine poisoning, the 82 acres with its first sod broom The parents recovered speedily but Farmers are preparing to cut wheat and barley the last of the week. Petty Cathcart has a fine new concrete house nearly finished. C. B.

Davis and Matty Bowers report their cotton fields looking fine. Mr. Wolf has had teams busy strawing our roads from the nw bridge to the state line. Will all be in Englewood to celebrate the 4th with cur colors flying high. Boys get your fine steeds ready.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Bums spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C.

B. Davis. Fred Johnson lost a tire off his heavy loaded wagon Monday. The farmers union initiated seven new members last Friday night. Pretty Dave.

Johnson shipped out 80 fat veal calves Monday to keep those poor planteil bis and grove of 11 folks nt Kansas (Jity Irom starving, gt. Joe Ma got the first rain in i a Al 1 1- 1 two montus last saonoay, in us awn- trees planted 7 veers ing the long drouth, says the Kans- Rnp as City Star, which only proves that I the goo 1 Lord knows that a Mis souri Saint can do longer without water than a horned toad. D. F. Gearhart sold 3 Sampson acres upon kml where it is from 30 30 feet to water.

Kis 10,000 ago are very an. he SHORT ORDER HOUSE. au sale, now nas straw ueiiios, raspberries, currents, asparagus and windmills to parties in Beaver tad 1 blacklierriea in abundance. These Woodward counties, pump and well ne piping to Loimie of Gate; I to Mr. Woodruff of Meade co.

cas- ings for 3 wells; pump and piping -Mil I m- JSX. aw m.my trees being 35 feet high 1,1 19 I Sf i I agSO J. I dS inches in dismeter. Thisyeaa ffiW will have 200 bushles of peache. I fSMf- many wagon loads of apples foa JSSBBtSStti ileals at al! Hours.

irom a ran water tank nud windmill. The oth er trees have never been irrigated vet are wonderfully thrifty and pro to Mr. Miller of Murray piping since ductive Mr Bercada who is a be- to oust last issue which we consider be doing real well. Mr. Alf Card of Gate Oklahoma, was in Saturday and bought a Peter Shuttler wagon of the Englewood A Square Meal is a Square DeaJ.

H. D. PRICE, Proprietor, iiever in the Campbell Method i farming, says that care in selection i of varieties of fruit trees and thor ough cultivation is the secret of his success. He recommends the Bet: Astrachan, Wine Sap, the Missour Pippin and the Bismark to aiml wheat next week by proxy while he grmvers. Que Bismark tree Rt Mer.

Co. thresher He will have his steam flailing cut Oklahoma and Mr. Hubbard sell farms to the folks who aro trying to get a slice of this great country before it goes higher than a cat's back. Mr. Gould of Chicago, who came direct from the Santa Fe office there last Thursday, stopped over here Tuesday to look up crop Frank Stevens of Soartn Mieli 'and immigration matters but left years old bore two and one half bushles of apples last year and a twig 1 I inches long cut frcm this tree bon I nine large apples which took at the fairs in eastern Kansas and Iowa, This thrifty intelligent fruit growei will be supplying our markets nex; I week with berries.

He has a succession of cherries, berries, grapes, Snowball's Barber Shoo and Poolroom Peoples Supply Company's Cream corn crop. Mr. Bade-is just such I the child is very low and but little arrived last week to see his brother I Wednesday morning to look over ftjpears, quinces, plums, peaches and! Separators for sale at from to $12 a man as Woodward and Beaver hopes are entertained of its recov- i Arthur mgr. of the T. M.

Deal route from Woodward to throughout thc season both each, according to size, cash or note; counties need for a sei ator to make erv. However this has caused the Lumber vard and also to see the Camp Supniv and thence westward -ousumPlou -n Jr Keuben laws to live under, He was accom- kindliness of the Bnglewood people trnest region with or without water. 'on airth. oup After alng the southern border of Beaver Remember that his orchard has never been irrisrated. If the new set- Lake general agent, Lake City, panied by his friend Mr.

J. A. Hall, i to show itself for our people are giv- visiting a few days he secured a iob county the building of which, would tier will adl upon him he will find Kane. Local agent, H. C.

Power another prosperous farmer frcm the I ing the family all the gentle care at the new elevator and doubtless hurt us but just wouldn't do a generous hearted man ready toj So. Englewood Kans. I lcer.lity. 1 and nursing that is required. soon will send for his girl.

thing to Shattuck. impr.rt valuable information. Bffl.wH ti I atiis 25 Cerats jZ? Laundry Basket Hair-cut 25c. leaves Tuesday. Shave 10c.

E. L. PRICE, Proprietor..