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WEEKfcY TRIBUNE has an Agricultural Department of the highest merit, important news of the Nation and World, comprehen Frank Jonhson and family, of Pearl Kan. are visiting friends, in this vicinity for a few days. rVe have asked our friends to come and settle, and we find that we have got none, so we will ask our, enemies to come and settle. Morgan Webster Fatty Peters took a flying trip to Herington Thursday. The roads are getting in good con- dition again.

The flewent Cor. of the McP. Rep. will build a coal shed on the confine's of the 11. in the near future.

Selah, The Kanton Koffy Koolers Klub held a successful session Wed, Members of Silas Miller Post No. 84, are requested to meet at the G. A. hall, Saturday afternoon, at 2 p. m.

By order of commander. John Ogden went to McPher-on Thursday Mr Burch, of Windom, is the now book-keeper at the mill. Mr. Abner, the mail carrier, has moved into the Joe Morris house, east of Wes Oldfield and T. Martin, are making a scrabble for the house sive and reliable market reports, able editorials, interesting short stories, scientific and mechanical information, illustrated fashion articles, humor ous pictures, aul is.

instructive and entertaining to every member of evwy family- THE CANTON LEADER 'give you all the local news, of a social nature, keeps you. in close touch with your neighbors and friends, on the farm and in the village, informs you as to local prices for farm products, the condit- on of crops and prospects for the year, and is a bright, newsy, welcome indispensable weekly jdsitor at your home and fireside. Send all subscriptions to THE CANTON LEADER, Canton Kansas. PEOPLES STATE McFHERSON. KANSAS, BABE vacated by Abner, with odds in FftID UP CftFITftL $15,000.

favor of Wickham, and rumor says, Mr. Lock will buy the El-dred house, and rent the one now ocupied by him Lock to Rev. Ambrose, which will give Dr. George a chance to move "Back BANK DUILDIfiG Southeast Corner of Main Street and Kansas Avenue. GOOD SAFE BUSINESS SOLICITED A.

Vaniman, President, Chauncey Vaniman, Cashier. DIRECTORS. to his old home" again; and those so situated can say with impuni John A'. Moomaw. H.

Parker. Dr. J. C. Hall.

Daniel Schmalzried ty, "I am glad that I am living 'By M. c. Vaniman. Chauncey Vaniman. P.

A. Vaniman. H. J. Harnly, McPherson, Kans.

B. F. McGill, SELii II, C. Slifer, N. Slade, M.

S. Buckman, J. Hanson, J. O. Hansen, P.

Ball, K. Schlatter, F. A. Vaniman, C. Vauiman, Pet.

A. Decker, Hiram Gernert, Vm. McCarty, Jas. W. McCarty.

S. B. Fahnestock, C. E. Arnold, Jacob Witmore, A.

M. Dickey, J. c. Hall, Geo. D.

Kuns, P. Fisher, L. H. Butler, Chauncey Vaniman. Daniel Schmalzried, A.

J. Shaw, M. Reber, Jno. Moomaw, JW. Yowell, D.

A. Bradley, Wm. H. Blackman, Aaron Barker, H. Parker, Wm.

Flickinger, D. Schmalzried, Galva, Kr: Conway, Kay. M. Kumli, Sharps Creek, Kas. B.

Hilderbrand, Elyria, Kus. JilES Hutchinson. Kas. Hutchinson, Kus. Inman, Ks, Girard.

111. Ft, Apache, C. Shirk, Young. J. D.

Yoder. J. Stutzman, Theo, Sharp. CMITOtl CO-OPERATIVE..