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The Kansas American from McPherson, Kansas • 8

The Kansas American from McPherson, Kansas • 8

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WHY let your wife ruin her" health THE KA AS 'AMERICAN. running that old clap-trap sewing Why not Own a Horn of Your Own? The following is a partlalliut of farm machine when you can get her a nice, Moundridge. Robert Durst has iuat retmnjea from Billings and Alma, Oklahoma, reports it very dry there, no rajn since July 1st. Saving Mloncy liffht-running, drop-head Singer on easy terms from the Singer Sewing Machine Co? W. A.

Curlee, county agent, McPherson, Kansas. Local and County. Lit tle Johnnie Hughes while fishing one day last week in the Smokey caught a 10 pound cat-fish. The fish was nearly as large as the boy. Dr.

John Harold Towers and Miss Cheap Cattle and Cheap Meat. and city property that are listed with me for sale in McPherson County. Hayes Township; 100 acres farm, good house, graneries, stables, orchard, well and windmill, 140, acres in cultivation, 20 acres in pasture all fenced, well located and good land, Price Castle 100 acres of pasture land, good water, all under As cattle are cheap we ill give all If your neighbor pays $100 for a suit of cjothes or an overcoat and you can duplicate the same suit or overcoat for $30 or $40 fabric, fit and finish you're very apt to do so. That's what we can do for you. We are selling Kohn Brothers' Fine Clothing.

Their designer will pay $100 to the finest Chicago and j-gj New York merchant tailors for a suit of clothes and duplicate the same suit to farmers the benefit. Come to theCold Storage Meat Market and get any-kind of fresh meat y'ou want. A. P. Wedel returned from Enid, Okla.

Territory after a week's absence on business. He says he would rather live in Kansas. F. O. Johnson of McPherson was in town Monday and Tuesday on legal business Ed Johnson of McPherson lias organized a tent of Maccabes here Tuesday night.

Win. VagU has started to -thresh alfalfa vi ill his New (Mover II idler, runs from 2 to 4 bushels to the acre, Best Loin Steak 12c fence, Price msuo.oo. Newgotland Towxsuir; 100 acres Improved farm, fair house, barn, line well of water, acres in cultivation, i Porter House stack 12.Vc Hound Steak Chunk Steak 4 lbs. for 23c 1 Roasts 0 to 8c sell for $30. 11 a us neeaiess acres in pasture and trees all under (J race Jones, and Mr.

Louis Ganson and Miss Powers, all of Canton were married in Probate Court Wednesday morning. The first couple left on the Santa Fe noon train for Kansas City where they will be at home to he i ie ds after So pte in be fl ft ee h. The other couple will soon move on to a farm in Gove County. John Zimmerman left Tuesday morning for Elkhart, lndt.o attend a reunion of his old 'regiment No. 71, hid.

Inf. which meets at that place. This is the litth annual reunion of the regiment, and Elkhart is Mr. Zimmerman's old home, where he enlisted. Colonel Morgan of the regiment expects to be there to meet with them.

After the reunion Mr. Zimmerman waste of money to Roiling Meat fence a bargain rendered lard in Also I lie best horn pay more. and over. E. F.

Lehman was called to Newton on account of the. sickness of his the state. 3f L.X 1 WtrtIIVrnURirTIlru(n WE CARRY COMPLETE Meat McPherson Cold LINEO Storage I 1 1. JtV.i.5.7. -V vouiurest child.

Where they gone on and Ice Company. ILvri'ku Townsuic; 100 acres Improved land, good house, barn, well, windmill, grainary, lien house, L50 acres in cult ivation, ISO acres in pasture all fenced, good land, Rattle II ill Township; acres, house, barn, running water and a visit. Meno. A. Vesper started for Law The Singer Sewing Machine Co.

has rence Kansas to attend the State Un CHICAGO COATS CLOTHING eight factories, one of which at Eliza- iversity as a medical student plenty of good grass, loo acres in cthport, New Jersey, works 3,200 men the year around. that keep with their shape. Individuality. School commenced Monday with cultivation, 22o acres in pasture, quite a large attendance. Dan L.

Eyman sr. returned from nice grove all under fence a bargain at 1. O. O. F.

at Raltiniore Sept. 21 20 Union Pacific will sell round trip Upland California to attend to some business here, and expect to ret urn to Tickets at. One fare plus $2.00 on sale Sept. 17-13 and lu-Return Limit Sept. SiiAiirs Cueek No.

720 acres, house, barn, 200 acres in Cal. in two weeks again. 2Sth for particulars call on or address, cultivation, r)20 acres in pasture, plenty Dan Evman jr. expects to leave for New Goods arriving Dailj Clothing Furnishings Everything of the best and latest, also a splendid line of Gent's Fiiue Shoes. of running water, and grass, this is a Upland, Cal.

in a few days. W. R. Pell. State Exposition Topeka.

Hound trip Via Union Pacific 432 line stock farm," Delmohe No. 20S, 80 John Suderman and wife returned from Unland Cal. last week where acres of good level land, JO acres in on Sale. 12 10- Return Limit Sept. tliev have been to see the country.

cultivation, balance in grass, Price 21st. Direct Connections in Roth M. I. and C. D.

Pack shipped a car moo. Directions: load of hogs Thursday to Kansas City Empire Township; 320 1 W. MAItTIN. I Copyright, im. Koho Brellierl.

jt will visit with his relatives and friends for thirty days. Reuben Burgess, living south of "Win-domdicd at hi? home Monday morning of dropsy. The funeral will beheld "Wednesday forenoon at 10 o'clock from the Methodist Church at Windom. Tlie services will be conducted by the Masonic order of Windom, where he was a member. Mr.

Burgess was seventy years old, and is an old settler of McPherson County, coming here twenty eight years ago. Congressman Victor Murdock and TiankG rattan of this City will deliver addresses ata Masonic dedication and a harvest home picnic to be held at Little River Wednesday September The Salina papers speak in highly Complimentary terms of the exhibit made by Mrs. E. II. Hcithecker of this City, the Sulina Journal says: "Mr.

and Mrs. E. II. Heitliccker of McPherson, left this morning for their homo after spending the week here in the W. Bell.

Agt. Mo. acres roonieo uouse, goou uarn, SrECIAL llOMESEEKKBS EXCLUSIONS. The large new tank for Moundridge orchard, well, windmill, 220 acres in Millimr Co. is about, complete, and Sept.

1st and 13th, the Hock-Island 1ST4 ESTABLISHED 1S74 will hold quite a lot of wheat. System will sell tickets to points in The, Revival meeting closed last Arizona, Louisana, New Mexico, week and was reported quite a suc- Oklahoma and Indian Territories and Texas at rate of one fare plus $2.00 for G. L. McCOURT; ces. Sheriff (Reason was in town last the round trip, 21 day limit with lib week.

eral stop over privileges. Same dates, greatly reduced rates, Jacob (lalle had an attack of ap- Pioneer Saddle and Harness Manufacturer. jn Collars, Hridles. Whips, itobes. Blankets.

Fly Nets, and Saddlery Hrdwre. West side Main St reet, cultivation, 100 acres in pasture, all fenced, Price oooo.oo. Delmoke Township; No. 78, 320 acres, pasture land, fine grass, all fenced and good water. Ata bargain, Price $4200.

Guovelano TowNsmr; No. 00, 100 acres, well improved land, good house ti rooms, barn' grainary, cattle shed, orchard with a variety of fruit, pasture of 40 acres all under fence, Ata bargain for $0000.00. Ays Township; Xo. 93, 100 acres improved farm, house, barn, grainery, crib, grove, wells, plenty of water, 140 acres in cultivation, 20 acres pasture SMMUH). plexy and it was thought he was dy- for one way tickets, to same States, ing, but has rallied, and is' out on E.

W. Liggett, Agent the streets again. FOIi SALE! A good Crescent interest of the work Mrs. Heitliccker Rctiairlna neat don' On Sept. 8th Deputy Supreme Com chainless bicycle, nearly new.

Cheap, is interested in. Mrs. II. Ileithecker McPherson, Kansas. and 'romp UMtnddi to.

mander E. E. Johnson organized and W. A. Ol'KLEE.

had an excellent display in the Geis instituted a Tent of Maccabees with McPherson Market. charter memlers. The member window all this week. Mrs. Heitliccker will return soon and organize a "class in paint ing here.

They go to Hutchinson this week to make a display at Latest. Local Trices on Poultry and ship is composed of representative cit izens and business men and the Produce. order starts with flourishing prospects. Castle Township: No. 100 the State Fair." We are pleased to learn from Mrs.

Hcithecker that her It is a beneficiary order divided into McPherson, Sept. io, 1003 The following prices are paid by the life, accident, sick and funeral benefit acres, inproved land, acres in cultivation, 70 acres in pasture, small visit was a success financially and dealers i McPherson: Are You Interested in the Creek Nation? If Why Not depart meuU. otherwise. She anticipates a success house, good barn, plenty water, good Eirsrs. easli Hie following officers were elected ful exhibition at Hutchinson, where" well windmill, all under fence, good Eggs, trade 1 for the current year: she goes next.

land, Price $2700.00. Hutter per jxmnd Sir Knight Past A. Ilingwald Kino City Township; No. 102, 100 Hens, Better go and see for yourself. The Commander, C.

F. Knechtcl An old bachelor out of patience with the flies that, invaded Ids room acres of inproved land, near town, Roosters. 2c Lieut A. A. Hitter got two sheets of sticky fly paper 7c Itec.

Keeper, no. Krehbiel well inproved, good house, barn, orchard, well, windmill, 120 acres in Missouri Pacific Railway iC Turkeys, hens which he placed on chairs near a window. Returning late at night he for Finance Keeper, C. D. Tack cultivation, 4o acres pasture, good got the fly paper and sat down in one land all fenced, Price will sell tickets Old Toms 4i Keeper, D.O.

-Moore Sergeant, 15. T. Bedford Physician, J. W. Graybill of the chairs.

He soon got up and Ttgeons, per do. No. 43, twenty three acres of well improved land adjoining the cit good Master of Huards, Henry 7 roomed house, good barn, cowshed, Ilandke. proceeded to pick the paper off lie south end of his trousers. As it was a hard place to get at, he took the pants off and while cleaning them unconsciously sat down on the other Sir Knight Second Master of Guards, buggy shed, good cellar, cistern, well, windmill, fruit and ornamental trees, strawberries and alfalfa.

Trice $23o. Win. Slavine. Sir Knisrht Sentinel, Frank Mlon- The First and Third Tuesday of Each Month TO Olaremore and return ft.no Wagoner and return Sapulpa and return ln.ti.". Mmkojree and return Okmulgee and return ll.ii." Cheeotah and II.mo Train leaves McPherson p.

m. Arrives at various points next day before noon. Call on or address Letters Advertised. McPherson, Sept. Attebury Win.

Cunningham Sampson Mr. Early 1'. O. Esq. OUrien C.

V. Pottery II. K. WctigGco. D.

Respectfully, cliair. He then stood up and medi tated. Ex. 2nd Ward, Xo. 33, 1 lot, new 4 room naughy.

Sir Knight Picket, Moses P.elair ed house 21 20 cot tage, good well of If he had been a married man he water, outhouses. Trice $'oo. llorad of Directors -Alpha wouldn't have "stood up and medi 1st Ward, No. (2, 2 lots, seven room Wedel. Thos.

II. Lewis and Ed C. tated." He would have sat down house, stable, hen house, fruit, orna Billau. and scolded his wife for being so care It. A.

Allison. P. mental trees and City water. Well Colonel Jackson and wife of Newton located, desirable home. Trice ForSale.

arrived here to visit their daughter A. L. VAIL, Agent. Phono (i4. '3 Ward, No.

73, 2 lots, 7 roomed Mrs. Dr. Graybill Thursday. A tine quarter section adjoining the house, barn, fruit trees, cistern, City citr of Windom. good six roomed WW Graber Dyck moved tlicir Photoirniph Gallery to Pretty Prairie (ft water, new brick sidewalk less.

Lindsborg News. good natured lmclielor should take compassion on Anna Carlson and tench her the fel icity of married life. In our minds eye we witness a domestic scene witli Anna pIckingolT that second sheet of Ity paper. Mr. Allen the post -master ofCon-itay was in the city on Monday.

Mr. Allen was an old time friend of the house, barn, granary, cribs, well, ind 4th Ward, No. iW. 1 lot, 3 roomed 1'eno County Monday. mill, orchard and all under fence house in good repair, side walks, City Corn cut ting commenced this week Trice 70oo.oo.

J. K. Hhemyek water. Trice $3uo. with corn binders.

Quite a number lots, io. pis new cottage 4 rooms Scofield-Annabil of hinders arc sold around nere inis Via Union Pae. Overland Limited 21 2i, out houses and chicken yard. year, nod tlu-re are quite a few who 2nd Class Colonist, tickets ti) Californ Trice noo. lire going tohave their corn cutting 4th Ward, No.

113,1 lot, 4 roomed ta. Oregon a ml asiiingion iscpi. ii io done by those having binders. Nov. lioth See the agent house, I Kin shade trees.

City water, Drug "Who says (here will le no corn W. Hell new brick sidewalks. Trice 03o. this year?" There was some specimens unci; uusiuess iminung, on Main I no story and bitsetneiit 23 Notice. OiiaccounV of Holidays our of corn brought' in this week which measured from twelve to sixteen store I on.

Price y'looo. 22 and will lie closed Tuesday Sept. Inches In length and all the cars llot.li roomed house, vnumr trees. brick walk, well Ti ice $looo; Wi re well tilled. Thursday October 1st 1W3.

Union Block Frame business building on Main John Kkiin Son J. Stkoi'sk The following are! lie teachers who will teach the Moundridge schools St. I good shade trees, brick- walk. City water. Pi ice 1.o:m.

tbisyear: Prof. D. II. Picbert, Peitliu Krehbiel, Emma Land, Anna Tolaud. 3rd Ward.

No. 3 lots, 12 roomed The Ladies Aid Sm-iety of the Con grcgational Church will meet with and Florence Eddington. house, cellar, kirn, shade and menial trees, brick cistern Mrs. Steel tomorrow afternoon. All Dr.

P.aer was called to llalsteadto Well located modern and up to date ladies are Invited. assist in at i operation Friday. lateG. W. McClintick.

WANTED! make their wives happy for life by getting them a new, drop-head Singer sew ing machine of W. A.Curlec. county agent Eldorado, Kansas, and let urn. Account Fair. Tickets on Oct.

-I Return limll Oct. in. via the Mo. Tac. High School Notes.

School Is again in siesion and as usual all High School students aie juMland over the fact. The Fresh-anon because tl icy have four years of goodsttlid study and Seniors that they art- in their eight months home stretch. The rniollcnieiit Monday morning was almost imi, some what smaller than usual, but all admit that what the school lack in numbers, they gain in quality. The Sophmorc- class ban In miss-fortune of having in their numher uiily2 boys, to almost girls. The students rfie till u-ry glad that 'rof.

KruiiUwiif instinct the school in music again. Miss Nellie Grilling Isalwicc from it! ool, on account of I lie illness of her mother. The McPherson lllnh School Ath'a- and a Uirgain. Trice Hut. lib Ward, No.

1 loti 4 roomei cottage, well located, brick walk. City water. New and up to Price Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils and Glass. Best Tee Cream Soda on Earth. Special attention given to prescript ion.

work. GALL "and SEE US! BACK HOME! 2 lots, 4 roomed cot tage 2 i shade lives, out buildings, chicken yards, Well located, new and up to date Price ifiiiMi. Lively I tarn. No. 13, 2 lots, ft lug 13 112, stall room for wi head of 5.

Si ft The lloek Island will rim Home Ylsllors Excursions to many Ixiiiils In Ohio and Indiana on Sept ember 8, 13 and October 0. The nit will lie one nod one-third faiv for the round trip and I ickets will Ik- good for thirty days from date of sale. Let the Island Agent plan your trip and show you how comfortably It can Ihj made. horses, loll room for 30 Ion of hay ofticc. shade trees, brick walk and City water.

Price 13o. 1 lot, roomed hoiisi', Iciru, shade 0 0 VJ i vi ii vij 0 Viz VJy vJ trees, brick walk and City water Hi tun local en and cheap at the money Nice Fresh IVIeats Are You Going? 3 lilicCluh held their semi licet loll of asked for it. Price I 3rd Ward, No. I roomed boost juicy and lender, are the only kind worthy of Ik-Iiijt placed noon your table. To obtain siieh meats the butcher muM kill yard fenced, trees, brick walk, City iit vl Hi Hi i ill Hi water.

Trice 73o, choice animals. It is our Hliey to jrlvo our patrons the licst lo lie had --we desiro to huilil up our trade wilh permanent fiisloiners. We ulsrt carry laixUsalt ineals, and in lad everything usually handled by a llrst class meat market. vacant lots suitable for lesi Write or call on the undersigned for full Informal Ion as to cost of I Ickets, train service, etc. E.

W. Liggett, Agent Hi Hi Hi Hi eilcnsc, Trice tlno. ft ft ft ft ft a. ft 99 Monday evening In the gvm-tianlam, lmis IJlxbv wascllcited president: Carl Smally. vice president: Mat Hand Milllkcn, Treasure: While Kalthoiise, seceltaiy, tuul Louis Hunch ins.

sargeiit. The Clubulso voted to take In new ineinlMM'Haiid that each member should pay sue for the purpose of maintaining I lie ied ie light In the gym-liaiuti through thc)cur. l'llKSlf BIlKAl) FOR SALE. Call and sec lis. Also large list of other property in this mid other counties in the slate, for side ly 4.

K. ItuKMYK.it JAMES FELDT, ii ii il i il il ii )i il il il i Rk.AI. KsTATK, InMIUMKi Aoknt. McPhurnoti Kansas..

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