The Fontana Bulletin from Fontana, Kansas • 1

The Fontana Bu etin. Uy Whiting Bros. Fontana, Miami County. Kansas. Dlci.muik Vol.

No.ii K. C. F. S. M.

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6, kaima Citj 1'Iur 7 in lnily except Sunday. A. Dimoxii Ait. HOLIDAY OFFERINGS. fl HEW STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS.

Dont fail to come early and obtain your choice of Holiday Gifts. We are prepared to satisfy all. Those elegant Christmas presents at the drug store. We have a complete stock for old and young at prices tiiat will astonish you. Toys! Till you cant rest.

Toys for your children. Toys for your sweethearts. Toys for your parents. Toys for evervbodv. lamps, Uaaca, BIbums, boofts, perfumeries, CeaSets, Collet Sets, Stationary.

Have you seen those Elegant Lamps now on Display? "SPECIAL DRIVES yd 3 and 0c Calicos for 2e per yd. I (I 7 3'a 4 J. Fuller was in l'aoln Tuesday. John win in Mcrwin Wednesday. M.

MrKoon wim in I'milii Wcdnef-ly. II. Kundell wont to I'liolu yenler-day. T. A.

Smith visited I'hoIh 'dne-ilny. V. I. (oiid it in a now subscriber thi week. Mrs.

V. M. MrKoon wan in 1'aola Monday. II. I.

Coppufti spent Sunday in Kan-kiih City. C. II. ltalirig speni Sundiy with his Jin rents. Joe Ualtrm went to Kansa City BRINGS US YOUR PRODYCE.

All of our Embroideries are going i fust at only 3 and 4 cents per yard. Cashmeres, Henriettas, Worsteds, Trico Flannels and Covert Cloth Dress (ioodsut Bed ltoek Prices. I ioons. Low Prices Clothing! CLOTHING! Clothing! Xmas suits and New Year suits fo suit yourself: Courteous Treatment. Yours for Trade, Coppage Co, The Reddin Underhill Stock Edward TRobbins, Hgent.

LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABE. Good rigs at reasonable rates at all times. Special attention to commercial travelers. City transfer in connection. FRANK LOWE, Proprietor.

Saturday. ltev. V. V. Robinson preached in St.

Sunday. Will Purcell drove over to Osawnto-mie Tuesday. The Memphis road is doing rushing business now. D. K.

Haskell visited Kansas City lost Saturday. Miss Genevra lihodes is visiting l'aoln friends. Last Saturday was busy day for our merchants. A railed meeting of the city council met last night. Robert Funk went to Kansas City Monday evening.

If you want any paperhanging done call on Drew Lowman. The boys are planning a big blue rock shoot Christmas day. Will Underhill comedown from Kansas City Wednesday night. Heating stoves at half value at Lud ington's. C.

L. Shrake was in town last week distributing advertising matter for the B. F. BLAKER CO. LaCygne photo gallery.

The editor took a general clean up Dealers in. Tuesday. This may not 1 much of a December Matchless Bargain Sale, We want your trade; we want your cash and in order to get it we have inaugurated this great matchless bargain sale. Articles of use or ornament. Winter clothing, foot-wear, dress goods, Xmas presents, in fact everything in our mamoth department store at unheard of low prices.

Our Christmas display is worth coming miles to see. Coppnge has on display a larjre as sortinent of holiday goods. Lumber, Grain, Coal, Salt, Sash, Doors, Lath, Lime, Agitate Cement, Sand, Brick, Paints and Oils. 'J I l' NOW'S NOW IS THE IS THE ll TIME. TIME.

TEA news item but it is quite remarkable. W. Young and George Osman came in from the territory Wednesday, with a drove of cattle belonging to Dr. Mott. Go to Ludington's for furniture, stoves, stove pipe, stove repairs, hardware, tin ware and all other kinds of goods.

Rev. U. G. Robinson will preach at the Baptist church Sunday morning (1. W.

Young sold a bunch of entile to Mr. Freeman Wednesday. Christmas gifts at holiday prices a the Iieddin Underhill stock. Fok Sale Cheap One pair of four- and evening. He will illustrate the Estimates cheerfully furnished.

evening sermon with his stereoptieon. Married: At the office of the pro RUSSELL HI BBS, Manag bate judge in Paola, Wednesday, Dec ember 9, 1800, Mr. Charles Gordon to Miss Lovie Linsdale, both of this city. ton scales, also one corn crib at Beagle Address, B. F.

Blaker Fontana Knn. W. M. Bradbury, of Paola, was buying hogs in find around Fontana yester day. The Methodist Sunday School is preparing a beautiful program for Christmas eve.

There is a lady out at Burns who The Commercial Hotel said if McKinley was elected she would swear off chewing gum. ller husband now spends half his salary in buying rags. Fontana ladies are putting in all their spare time making Christmas DOLLS! We have certainly the greatest doll display ever shown in Paola, and we deserve credit for their cheapness, for we have been looking after this line for the past three months, and we feel confident that we have the right goods nt the lowest prices. 6 in jointed doll Bisque head, with hair, 3c. 8 in.

jointed doll. Bisque head, with hair, 8c. 10 in. jointed doll, Bisque head, with hair, 10c. Burns Citizen A Fontana merchant Frank Lowe, Proprietor, Good table board and pleasant rooms.

Special attention to the Commercial trade. Livery and dray in connection. Cntrally Located, Rates $1,50 a day. received a case of onions last week, and up to the present time the boys in that town have not been able to kiss their steadies. presents.

An interesting program will be ren dered at the Christian church Christmas eve. Messrs Pottorf Fowlkes have put A. J. Ticknor brought in 25 head of LET'ER GO without one of our stylish capes or jackets? Of course you won't. You want your wife to be as well dressed and as warm and comfortable as the best woman in town for she is the best woman in town, as far as you are concerned.

low is tlis iiifli Jiy all kinds of merchandise. Prices have never been so low as they are now. This state of affairs cannot possibly last much longer. The wholelale markets show every indication of a still and permanent rise in values. It will be years before we are again able to duplicate our splendid stock at the starvation prices we are asking.

This is the season of golden opportunity for the thrifty bargain hunter, especially at in operation a now saw mill on Mrs. Black's farm 4 miles southeast of town. feed cattle from Kansas City yesterday morning. We wish the gentlemen success. See A large assortment of holiday goods We Want their ad in another column.

Prof. U. G. Robinson will deliver Honey! And we will get it if quality and prices interest you. If you pay for your goods we want your trade.

It is practical economy to patronize us for anything in the line of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Repairing of all kinds neatly and promptly done. LaCygne, Kan. vy. H.

BR0ADWELL 14 in. kid body, Bisque head.with hair, 18c, 23c and 25e. Our kid body sleeping doll for 50c, 69c and 98c are each and every one a bargain. To appreciate them is to see them. RIBBONS, ALL SILK.

We are afraid that you will not believe us when you read this: Xos. 5, 7 and 9, per yard, 5c. Xos. 12, 16 and 22, per yard 10c. All the newest shades, and just what you want for fancy work.

THE PAOLA VARIETY STORE CO, W. E.STICH, Mgr. PAOLA, KANSAS. three illustrated lectures at the Baptist church, commencing Monday night. The illustrations will be mode with a stereoptieon and will be beautiful.

Little Forest Lowe had an accident Monday, which caused him to lose a thumb nail. In some way he caught it under a desk lid and when he had gotten it free he found a noil minus. The accident was a painful one but is rapidly healing now. A party is being planned to which only married people will be invited. Art Lowe says he is going to see to it that it will be run on the old fashioned plan.

He already has a list ef names of games such us "postoflice," "love in the dark," "picking cherries," etc. The. residence of John Fighter, situated on the Lehr land, about three and one half miles southeast of town, just received at the Eeddm Underhill stock. Einmet Heed, of Paola, visited part of this week with his brother, Nip, of this city. Hear Prof.

Robinson at the Baptist church Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Don't buy Christmas gifts until you inspect those at the Keddin Underhill stock. John Siegner received a barrel of the nicest apples we have seen this year Thursday. Miss Clelia Shepherd and John Lemon, both of near Cadmus, were married Wednesday. A complete set of scenery for the opera house is being painted.

Tom Freeman is the artist. Notice the change in the Reddin Underhill ad this week. They have some beautiful Xmas presents. Don't fail to see those beautiful pictures at the Baptist church Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights. HOLIDAY GOODS." IS NOW I NOW IS )l THE THE 5 Xs i TIME.

Eooks and eujfgln Sun-Teachers' Kibles ff sto in CGOuntyeatBPub-and Family bibles (bibles, minion type, onlv $1.60. INMMHwwvMMNMI Albums, Games, Toilet Evervthi rig at hard times wos discovered to be on fire last Friday Sets, etc. pnces- With every purchase of 9)10 or more morning. The flames were extm- Kev. ltiee did not preach at the Methodist church Sunday as it was impossible to reach this place after filling his other appointments.

at the Reddin Underhill stock you I guished before any great damage was will be given one year's subscription to done. The origin of the fire is not Paola.Ks. G.H.HALL, DRUGGIST. S. side sq.

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