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The Potter Press from Potter, Kansas • 1

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The Potter Pressi
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Potter, Kansas
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yoL 1 ---7- POTTER, KANSAS, FRIDAY ji J. Ypyv 1 I 7w-' A LOCAL AND PERSONAL Walnut Kernels, wn HRMAKTY AND WINNIE BKGLEY, UNTfTOI) hN WED Hugh Lomley was intownMon Firocruf Ulm's for the Fourth, at WALNUT TP. JPNE 28, 1H9H. TO THK POTTEu'l'H'KKS- LOCK, 4 llawlcy JJrov On Juno I898 at St. That's what you get for lisliiug Ira Barnard and son wore in T.no-lf.VS HOlld.

BE FREE Patricks; Father Columbia offiei- atiug; were married, Ed Hegarty age 20, of Atchison Co. and Winnie Bcgley, age town Monday. ft i said thae yoimg squirrels Mrs Mat Ttoiuwwln towufcat. ave more numerous and fatter in Mat Kcifer wasin town Sat. and Dolaneys rotbwW Is fee cry that, appeals to every heart Co.

The wedding ceremony tooK place in the morning, in the presence of a large number of friends and relations'. After wedding reports crops doing well. A Walnut Tp. young rq 1 sibling propensities rei.ers to V. F.

Martin, one of onr solid pP Htudy a-VWereA farmers, was in town Saturday. imnrth ago the farmers were nir.fr ill tOWU I rvli i tlmi SrU)Y V. NOW its in sympathy for persecuted iT't can't be wholly free the bride and groom i.cconipan-ied by a large number of friends and relations, ctrovo to tiie resi- ass you buy your goods of rionno of the bride a parents, Mr, iradins, Saturday they ro so low that no one Uuto lt. Brown da. "kik ayoattg black-smithing.

ycr this morning because lie in-' John A. Miller waslfi Potter uooently thefarmer if it worry mil and Mrs. Peter Bcgley, where a us as the following prices will show. bounteous diatrer awaited tue guests. There the newly mar-ried couple received th congratulation of their many friends, and Ladies sailor hats .50 the first ut the weeiv, had rained enough i 'l lie iar nun our friend, John Mollis from had been out of sorts for some near Atchison, was in toVn Men.

time and this question proved to neai Aicmson, that broke the cam- Mens sti'aw huts .10 Tc'nall lints ,50 ill) shirt waists .1 were presented with many valuable presents by admiring John Foster has moved into( eo- Hightill's house on the old Porter oJ, univel.riili dis-farm. armament now. J. friends and svV.tlive present were Wnr. j- crash hats y0.

iaundried shirts $1.00 suits $5.50 t-o $H00 tailor made suits 9.00 to Arch Ilenson will build a resi- rpn hurrh people who claim Arch Ilenson win ouuu ii nurcn peujm- wife, Thomas bee andwiie, vests to Lowns from to. 15 (Calicos from JS'n 10 .00 Siughams .04 to .07 Ladies silk mitis .15 to Jib wif-4. .1 ho itius vv 'donee on I bo north lot lately pur- suppress chinch bugs by chased from L. M.Jewell. prayer should ho.

up and doing (ho insect sets i ip ana uomg.Hpjravtrs, something before the insect gets Jala) ie vumg. loading and wife, nrme-ofM. Pleasant, was in the upper hand. hi, l.u ramie, ol 1. b( iu.t, tji.

ri no p.u.iu.' 11. g- luwu dtl hold, but it is a good way to get rly Ulis, joie r. Jehu and within .01 cent ef We will pay us vour produce. run Our friend, Mai lt-rnzeii van hi tmt. (Joorgo Saund.M'.-,, I 'i t-r Kansas City quotation.

of Jim- 4 Fotfer Mon. lie report ms vn Tuir( hiin (M10 u)a badly down. Corn doing well lor democml wt Walnnt Tp. and the season. lie jias been unusually quiet for i -i i rPliic IVL jewei i i mv Uonloy.

Ancli.i'', ilegwiv aiui p.uvit-oi'lli- Jark Hand and vm fe. and mam Kansas Isaac Triggs; an iu. mru more man rwoyviu three years service in the-Civil ing xv uliercd ibe fohowlJig in War is making his home with Mat ()f quite acrowd of mfvipt'ti deuto- und mod oroas to meiit'K'U: Tee hriJeund room are well knVn. and highly hen- an I ih'V- I f-'m Screen 'Wire Doors', and Windows', Blotting Twine, beans some Wrnzenior ine jw usuitt. uL.v.i.

have wne- their marri-d lite the wishes i.t a host CALL AND SVAi Jis--- St.Patriek will ccieuniu, fourth of July in a manner that uormous to willbririg iov to us ail. All Pot- stomach and a pan but he has common sme and a Those $3 Gasoline Junk LUl l-J BACK-BON'E 1 match. It too Penning To Mr. and J- iss Julia falconer was in. town i i i cn.i'inol be HI Also Our Line Of Cutlery And Tinware, Dan iiiiii.

twelve poand in (he Cuban-, (((in Mother and hi Id (Virnr iho lu-nd of affair seil. Mawley is Spanish matter. He would havo tiimin uhats'nemUit do; troubled wtb Sat. Miss Julia is taking vacation. She will return to Helton to school Bept, the 1st; Sam Booker is helping tVd Pane lint, nP his biff hay crop.

rlioea will be iath.1 He would have ioMC.ibaherb.is- He would have lorn Potter, Kansas, bavo u. fit 111 I I l'l IlllV 1 -T'or year- and i.rompllv riei He would have saved ii'isdc and oMensivo -it isn't W'b M. Fred was one of the men whom the rain benefited. Hi farm is mostly Inpastuj-e and meadow, Hint Hoffman wasintcAvnMon. jUVc heen.ilmosl -an.

from diaiTl.eea. the fro At torinI A NO I 1 in: KAC a. I Saved lb' nat wh 'in- oi ea atta r-, complelely 1 soiled and untarninbe.d. Mt. Pleiisanf Kansas.

1 1 ri ns?" IT! '111 i'liy-deian and Siii'geoii. Kansas. iboes a if-eneral pvaei ice. Calls ua-werod day or nighti Wii! a in. all court.

Had we imtn-oxed the dignity tinil iv.anlioob of oiir A.eia'au lit for my duties at this hotel. CtiniineresaLmd Law' two voai a'4oa lie dont expect much from the wheat crop. It i ripeni ng poorly and much of it is falling down. To much wet weather. Ccorge Booher, Bill and Ira k'nullv -UVe me Spee.sa American seamen had not purMied our young men could 'bo hi at of Cl.ambm'hnms CoIk-, mi Diarrhoea.

Kerned Tm1ihos and Web Jledinbo havo Vd. iniiv si -e delight work" instead of loahug an.uu.i Cuba. Spain is poor and igno boiained work in McPherson Co. for two months at 1. 75 per day oe were imimMiai- II Fleer, rant, and is no mafii en us WliPiioMM- i felt sympl.ans tin 1 would fortify myself a- John Power and Ira Denton, CAKM'NTl-rt: way.

When will oilier na ions stop American cru oltv to Luf Hi'1 who werit to S1. Joe a snorttirai gaiuM the, attack with a few doses lnu vnhiabl. remedy. rl l1 H. ft.

Biakely, Plasterer and Contractor. fnain and Ornamental plastering: Satisfactlo'n Guaranteed; H. R. BScikeiy, Potter, Kansas'. have been employed and paper irniC Swifts Packing House, at $1.

50 nr iM The dothoir owuhrtase suit hits beeu very sanacuo, cam, have nol neon very Spain yet. vfinnf eidisU'd I u'- specialty. and almo complete no.n keeping and by so doing they Poi- side mi At-'ent for Hie largil wall pa'p clear about per uay. thoiirmv'and was sappevad lobe in Cuba' returned this morning Druu' Stor Si in the west. imfi said the Avar oer.

Skin Disease sotuaieu. Your I a1 rtai.iL After a pe. i od exu I ta ion glorious ii'ospect the farm-'o rs arc feeli gbl ue over the elum ge in tho situation. Nothing doing 4 well except the hay crop and it is vet to be cut and stacked. Walnutter.

Huy a set of those lly-ne'ts 'ut llawlev liroh. Heiiu'm in town Me.u. Tor 11.P tvri'l rcr-iiiin'f'nt enre of. iptVr fait rheum nn-l ncznua, Eye and Skin Ointment 1 it- ffdiiMi'i' a Trif li fMl Potter, I 1 .4 ITT. its continued use effects a permanent itnh.

barber itm, i Wier was in town Mom Klberfc.Oneil J. ii CHIP, iky--r hllna TTo is tallciuK of going 1o Florida tlo Vore irt town luesday'. gapped hkndn, chroto nore eyes and V1hi. is a land flowing with (iotoHawley ilros. for screen granuiateu iiu.

doors and paint. Carrie Oneil of Manhatt an Kan. is visiting her brother, Klbert. horn a are the best tonic, blood pnriher Price 25cent3. aoldbj iilk and honey.

you doutbo-lieveittalk to Jim about it. Frank Martin aud wife have re, turned from PWigbt, Mori'is C-o. i rRADS Contactor and (illi.eat II. iv ib'nu-n b'uok 15 Misses Annie Heinen. and' Li- I.S1 Kan.

to Putter: They will, prob- iu PuUp, Mon. uWy make their home hero per- rU.u smith shop, ar.d Cap' n.i:; 'Scroll sawing, Saw tiling and SoveXnd Trade-Mark3 obtained and all Pat-J maueutly, Wm. Martin, nis one A. ther, remained there and is now cerics. 0UB ornct tjm0 lhan thoSe batching it im Mrs.

Mary t'im cu G(Mi. jVl. lilodgeu was Jrcmote Job work of all kinds promptly lilt -tided to. 'Pe ha in 00 acres of corn Tuesday. fatotitablo or not, Iree or farm.

Always on infinecemdition. ThePresssends li Prown has been busy this tl'e U.S. f-rclp. country week making bay frames. sent free.

Aoarc, jKisid at JewelF Potter, Kan, Hill its best wishes atld hopes no soon get biiu a woman Jo break the monotony of a bachelors ViTe. L. M. Jewell has ordered two more cars id' lumber..

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Pages Available:
282
Years Available:
1898-1899