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The Little River Monitor from Little River, Kansas • 4

The Little River Monitor from Little River, Kansas • 4

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Little River, Kansas
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011 17101 3 The Little River Monitor (Published Every Thursday) Subscription $1.50 in Advance. We Now Have a THE IRON RIVERSIDE Entered at the Poatoffioe at Little River, ai neoond oUna Full Line of W. 0. GItKENBANK, EDITOR AND FUDLI8HIR, To Rice County Republicans. Children's is an all cast range very heavy and durable.

It has the new smooth nickel finish, drop oven door, and hot blast fixe box. It has large square oven with patented corrugated oven bottom, large reservoir and roomy top. Itice county has enjoyed the benefits of the judgeship for the past twenty-four years uninter ruptedly. At each succeeding Vlisses' election since 1885, the Republicans of Barton county have given the Rice county candidate a good IT IS FULLY GUARANTEED and there is nothing better made. Come in and see them.

E. FARWELL. majority and assured his election. Now Barton county has a candi and La ICS date for that office in the person of Hon. D.

A. Banta, who enjoys the distinction of being one of the foremost lawyers of Kansas, and who is in every way qualified PRICES 8 COAT RIGHT! for that position. Mr. Banta has resided in Great Bend, for twenty- 4 A. the seven years, and haB the undivided support of the Republicans of SEE OUR NEW LltfE OF ittle Sliver 9Tlercantifc this county, and- we, who have always been loyal to the candidate for that office of Rice county, now ask that the Republicans of DEALERS 'IN GENERAL MERCHANDISED Rice county give to our candidate the full party vote.

This is but the fair and square thing to do and we appeal to that spirit of the largest and most complete we have ever had. Try a. I3 air of Armor Plate Hose, THE BEST BY TEST." fairness that has always charac terized the Republicans of this iistrict to stand by the Republi can judicial ticket and to support our candidate. We have a few pair of Men's Wool Pants which we are closing out very low prices. Come in and be convinced.

Blankets from 50c per pair and up S. A. Newcombe Theo. Griffith E. W.

Moses W. H. Rice D. J. Lewis Elrick C.

Cole 0. W. Dawson R. H. Moses James Clayton Henry Oeser F.

Roesler John Stoskopf J. H. Watson 0. H. Moses W.

F. Honnen Will Townsley Ira H. Clark VV. D. Vincent Joe Degan Wm.

Steckel Porter Young G. L. Chapman R. L. Hamilton E.

H. Grizzell N.Weber Fred Steckel There's no Place Like Home Except the Store of THE HOME OF BLACK CAT HOSIERY, WHITE CAT UNDERWEAR. We still have a few "pairs of Boys and Girls Shoes that we are offering at a bargain. Our regular Shoe stock was never better, and we have the new styles in Button and Lace, Patent Leather, Gun Metal and Kid. We ask you to look before ypu buy.

Always remember you can get the Buster Brown Shoes for Boys and Girls there is none better. Also remember we sell Shoes and guarantee them to you. jt jt jt jt OUR STOCK OF Fall and Winter Goods such as Blankets, Fleeced Goods, Outings, Underwear, and all winter merchandise is the best for the money the market affords. Our Grocery Stock is always complete. Bring us your produce! We always pay the highest possible price.

ONE PRICE TO ALL! Son gJ.D. Bright There are few if auy lawyers in the state of Kansas who are better or more favorably known 10BO 0 than Judge D. A. Banta. He is consistently aggressive, thorough XI ly honest in his convictions and with an unfaltering desire to enhance the interests of his state, county and city.

His knowl Little River State Bank edge of law, both criminal and civil, gained by years of constant Capital and Surplus, $12,000. SHUMWAY, PreiiiUnt. labor in the active practice of his profession, fits him as few men F. M. TIMMONS.

Cashier. II (Senegal 3anfein0 Business gvausacted. can be fitted for the high office which has been tendered him MEW ACCOUNTS SOLICITED, OLD ACCOUNTS PROTECTED, fl ALL ACCOUNTS APPRECIATED. without opposition by the Repub ican party. When you cast your is: OE IimiiibI SMITH'S vote for Judge Banta it will be registering your desire for an able, Bakery and Confectionery impartial and honest administra tion of the affairs of the office of district judge of this judicial dis trict.

We predict a flattering ma THE City Meat Market. J. E. GREGG, Proprietor. jority for Judge Banta when the FRESH BREAD, PIES, CAKES AND COOKIES.

ICE-CREAM AND SUMMER DRINKS. i' SHORT QRDERS. votes will have, been counted. Great Bend Tribune. Change in Windom State Bank, Fine Line of Candies, Ggars and Tobaccos, -jgyjf A.

Girard has succeeded Fred B. Clark as president of the Win 3JieMest of Everything in $resh and Salt Meat Highest Cash Price Paid for Fat Stock, Hides and Your Patronage Kindly Solicited. dom State Bank, Mr. Girard, W. Norrbom and H.

L. Slosson having bought the controlling in 2 THE ARLAND CAFE terest. u. Linden remains as cashier. Mr.

Clark, who helped estaonsn tne Dank, expects to go to the Repub 3 lican. Short Orders, Regular Meals, Lunch and Confection Board by the week. 14 Ice-Cream, Summer Drinks, Fine Cigars, Tobaccos. will you find a little city the size of Little River that I will make cider for the public on Tuesday and Friday of eac FULTZ DYE, Proprietors. week until the season closes, and will have cider on hand for sale a Of iOZ I 30 10c per gallon.

E. H. Hodgson has as good and well furnished photo rooms? 4 IVo tiling- Shoddy or ljvlteyl Work Done in the Best Manner! Styles and Stock The Latest and BestJ jjjt' You don't need to go to any other city to have your work 4 done. Little River is a live place and has a live photographer. BAXTER, the Old Reliable, October ICth is the date of the Christian Sunday.

School Rally We are receiving new supplies of lumber, every week and are well -prepared to fill your orders for house or barn bills. Edwards-Sohlberg Co. Moving Picture Show Tuesday Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings." All the time something new. Electro fans to keep you cool. Day and every member should be in attendance.

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Years Available:
1886-1922