The Windom Press du lieu suivant : Windom, Kansas • 4

THE WINDOM PRESS Ik Wit Application made to be entered in the post olllce lit Windom, Kunsii us second class mail niatrt'r. $1. per Annum in Advance. New LaBelle Wagons made by the old Fish Bros. People.

Iff Ii. A. Belt, Editor. A paper devoted to the interest of Windom and county in irenenil and the editor in particular. 1 Oliver Gang and Sulkey Plows, Published in Windom Every Friday The World's Standard.

We wonder how old, Peck's bad Boy is. Here is another crime charged KRATZER buggies up against intoxicants: a bushel 3 B4 BUGGIES Good Enough Plows, Superior Drills Deering Mowers McCormick Rakes Webber Mandt Farm WAGONS Yours for Business C. W. Norrborn. of beer corks clogged the sewer at Arkansas City.

-4 4 Trickctt says that Hoch is not responsible for the closeing of Kansas C'ty, Kansas saloons We believe that too. ANDSURRIES There are none better THE The Hodgson Implement Why don't the packers get even and at the same time strike a popular cord by naming a brand of hams after Mr. Roosevelt. The other day a business man wont into a store herein Windom Lo. L2 ii li and asked the merchant what eggs were.

The merchant in a jokingly way say; "eggs are eggs, today. "I am glad to hear it," says the B. M. "the last I got S3 here wore chickens." i 'I I I a Em 1 S3 I While we are not one of the boys that will toot a horn but Ave are one that will do our best to To Subscribers encourage a good, band for Bush-ton, and the business men would do well to put their names down for a neat little sum each month to help the boys along. Who will be the first to start the ball to rolling.

A good band is what we need. Bushton News. I have just received 600 feet, of fine picture moulding consisting of, mat gold bronze, gilt, white and gold alumnium different shade of enamel, japanese lacuer, japanese veneer wood oak, rosewood, walnut, french walnut, birch bark effect, birds eye maple etc. I also have a large stock of mat board consisting of all colars and gold board, poster board and japanese veneer board viz, whitewood gray wood emeranie wood, tokio blue wood, seal brown wood, and all colars of passepartout paper and stamped brass corners for passepartout frames, picture framing done at lowest possible prices, satisfaction guaranteed. See line of samples at drugstore.

58 As an inducement to subscribers we will for the next ten days give free to all who pay for The Press The Kansas City Weekly Star, or The Kansas City Weekly Journal. Help us out in securing 1000 subs One way to defeat the devil is to turn the natural energies of our young men during their leisure hours each day from loafing, gambling, boozing and quarreling to honest, harmless games of skill. The Y. M. C.

A. rooms in every city recognize this fact by providing games for young men and boys under proper surroundings. Marquette Tribune. S-9M? 8 A. W.

S5? Hylton 1 WIN DOM mmmmwfflmmmmmmsm A. J. Petz Son In looking over your daily papers did you ever notice how many people were killed or seriously injuried by gasoline stoves? Such accidents are usually caused by carelessness. When you are burning your gasoline stove and a puff of wind blows the flame out don't lot the gas escape for 4 or 5 minutes and then rush up with a lighted match, ifyou do, you may expect to be "up with the angles," or some other place, besides home. When the flame blows oat, turn off the gas and let the stove alone for 2 or 3 minutes and then light your match and turn on the gasoline.

Don't forget this. Fred B. ClarkPres C. E. Lindelll Cashier.

If The Windom State Bank i Hardware, and Harness Repairing neatly done Capital Stock $10,000 C-i. mrr. TT. rm rt? Pi ttT Yt Wffrf V.6 DIRECTORS C. W.

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