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Clearwater Leader from Clearwater, Kansas • 5

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Clearwater Leaderi
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Clearwater, Kansas
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THE LEADER, PI 111 Personl Notes and Soolal Gossip of the Week. ED. A. PALM BR. Local Editor.

Various Items of the Rail of Looal Nature. Can be found on aale at the PoHtofflce Newt Stand. HUE! lotUcjt at) the country with view of locating, IT liken the rwuntry well. Among llui party that went up to Wichita Thursday to' attend the funeral of llitje Frank Finiriutriok were Mesduines Jauobs, Tracy, Henrion, Huruuun and duughtor, Mr. Al Wood and wife ond Police Judge Clingenpeal.

Besides several others whose names the reporter fulled to secure there were a iwmberof young companions of the unferlunntu boy. Dr." J. R. McKee, ot the well-knuUn dental firm of Patten McKee, Wichita, was Ben Bear went up to the Hub Sunday eve nine. FOR EVERYTHING, Elmer Wilson went to Ottawi Thursday to enter college, Jim Hummers was down home again lust Saturday and Sunday.

Arthur Magill made a flying business trip AND NOW IS THE TIME Clearwater Markets. I'jSBt. Chickens, young, pir dozen 1 75 fWMt potatooe, per bushel Irian potatoes, pr biwhel Floor, pitent, per tack Chop feed, per hundred Bran, per hundred Corn well, per lard, per pound Bicen, aides par pound 12 8 00 00 60 75 65 60 20 10 10 in the city Wednesday, and made arrangements td open, a brunch olTlce hare next week. Tuny bear the reputation of being very skilled In their profession and The Leadur ba no besitency in saying (hat nil work them will give entire satis1, faction, Head ttmir locals in this insue. TO BUY CLOTHING IN BRIEF.

A mail car will be put on the new Kansas City train ou the Sunflower road shortly, Work on the tank end the neoces-sary houses at the 0, K. W. yards is moving along. Sevoral car loads of rails for the D. M.

A. went through on the freight Wednesday. A new time table went into effect on the Sunflower road last Sunday. Seo the new table on the last pago The telegraph wires were run into the W. depot Thursday and Station Agent Buell has moved into it.

The Badger Lumber received a car load of coal over the (J. K. W. this week. It was the first car load of coal shipped over the road.

It is reported that the great Santa Fe system will drop theirname entirely and take up the name ot the ''Chica GRAND OPENING. to Norwich Thursday night. Miss Emma Ohapninn wontuptoWiobita last Saturday to make a short visit. T. McFle, A.

B. Phillips and J. L. Wood went up to the Hub Tuesday. Miss Jennie Murdock went up to Wichita Thursday evening to make a short visit.

The Misses Little went np to Wichita Saturday, to attend the Normal Institute. E. Aspey, N. H. Smith and Jimtnie Jim-morson went up to the Hub last Saturday, frof.

F. L. Boyd has secured the position of principal of the West Wichita graded school. H. Blissand wife went up to Wichita last Sunday, and Mrs.

Bliss is spending the week there. Miss Imogene Webster went up to Wichita yesterday morning to attend the Normal Institute. The Clearwater Roller Mills to Be Formally Opened Next Saturday. WE WILL GO TO MARKET IN ABOUT 50 DAYS, AND UNTIL THEN WILL SELL Coming the dentist, At Boss Avenue Hotel, Monday, September the 6th, And remain one week. See him.

Public sale bills are becoming quite numerous. Buy clothing at cost now of Wilton Carvin. The suicide mania is very prevaleut up at the Hub. Cutlery of all kinds at Phillip' hardwaro store. FMfffi QOODO 'CLemiNQrANB We will give a Grand Opening at tho New Holler Mill in Clearwater on Saturday the 28th day of August.

We want everybody Indies gen-tlomoii to come in on that day and bring' a grist with them. We will give three sacks of flour to the three ladies who will bake us the three best dozen of biscuits. We will have a gas go Kansas Wentern." as some of its branches arealready named and all new cars are being lettered that way At Cost oline in thu mill and plenty of Charley Pulliam went over to Belle Plaine Monday, to assist Goorge in getting bis pile driver A. N. Rice resigned his position in Dyk- The St.

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will sell ound trip tickets to Indianapolis, lltli stra's barber shop and went up to Wichita coffee, suyar and butter. We will be running 12 to 3 p. m. After 3 we will haye a contest for the three sacks of flour: 1st Premium One sack best for $21.50, good to return until September 30th. And to Richmond for $23.50, September lOlh, 11th.

17th and 8th. Good to return until Sep Sunday evening. Mrs, Jungcrmann and daughter, of Wichita, spent Sunday iu the city, visiting the family of E. 8. Magill.

S. Jackson, of Cash City, Clark coun COME and SEE UB PRICES 2nd Premium One sack "Flake tember 30th. While," second best. Wellington; Monitor: Dr. P.

A. 3rd Premium One sack 'Patent," Wood and John Murphy are making third grade ailcoad speeches in Rice and Reno Ifynu think you cannot make out counties, which will vote shortly on a meal on biscuit, coffee, siijfar and the issuing of bonds to the Fort Smith butter, you can bring a few extras oad. The veterans are working hard with you. We want you to come and nd wo hope success will crown their see how our new Kolls work. Ifyou flbi'ts.

It would be too bad to havo WILSON DEAN, haye not wheat to bring, bring corn much labor this hot weather eu so and exchange it for flour. irely lost. Messrs. George Richmond.ot Wich Call on AlPhiillips whon you want bardwaro cheap. You can got a fine Java coffee at Wilson Dean's.

Photographs for $3 per. doz. at the Clearwater Gallery. Go to Wilson Carviu's if you want clothing cheap A large line of fresh candies of all kinds at Arthur Magill's. Best brand of tobacco and cigars at A.

Lukens' confectionery. Everything is going at cost at Phillips' hardware store. Call. The highest prices paid for produce of all kind at Wilson Dean's. Ayers Sarsaparilla is justly considered the only sure specific for blood disorders.

Every one must have clothing. Save money by buyiug at first cost of Wilson Carvin. Get your ice cream and lemonade at A. Lukens confectionery and ice cream salon. 35 tf Wellington has organized a ball club on a financial basis and had it chartered by the 6tate.

Dr. McKee, the dentist, is coming. Office at Ross Avenue Hotel Sept. 6, and remain one week. A.

Phillips has opened out again and is now selling all kinds of shelf hardware at cost. Thos. Murry has traded for Charley Pulliam's grocery aac! will take poaession immediately COME ONE, COME ALL. NEELEY ECKELS, Prop's Clearwater Roller Mills. Keep a well selected stock of ita, and S.

C. McCleverty, ot Ft. Scott, were iu the city Monday and Tuesday taking depositions in the case of Mrs. DcDaniels vs, the St. L.

Ft. S. W. ty, was in the city Tuesday, to see about bistuercuntile interests. Mrs.

Ed Wilson has been confined to the house tins week on account of sickness, but is slowly improving. W. L. Temple, St. Louis; E.

13. Allen, Allen, Kansas City, were registered at the Ross Avenue last Saturday. D. O. McKinnon and wife and sen, of Wichita, were in the city Tuesday, aud stopped at the Boss Avenue.

F. Henrion, A. B. Pliillips, Pete Peter-sen, and Shorty Stewart were sojourning in the county capital yesterday. Ben Bear got home itou his visit to Greencastle, last week.

"Reports Mrs, Bear regaining her health rapidly. Mrs. Tibbita, of Benton, and Miss Ida Chain, of Stirling, were visiting the family of John Chain the first of the week. T. S.

Sharp and W. T. Rice, of Nevada, M. E. Hibner, Wichila, were autographed at the Ross Avenue Sunday: Uucle Joe Armour increased his good standing with Tub Leader force Monday, by setting up the watermelon to them.

E. W. Weston, St. Joe; A. E.

Gallagher, G. E. Allgiers, J. P. Hostetter, Wichita, were autographed at the Ros3 Ave.

Monday. Wm.Hogue, reporter and solictor for the Sumner County Press, was in tho city yesterday in the interest of his paper, and oad. The lady is the widow of the REINITAS 10c EStaple and Fancy ngineer who lost his life when the roceries, Ninnescah 5tl Red Shield Spotted Fawn 5c ocomotive went into the JNlnnescati All Nations about a year ago and she has brought After Dinner on nit against the railroad company for R.nvnl HI 101 Rasa 10c $10,000 damage. The railroad com Tinman's Bonnets 1 pany was represented by J. II.

Rich TJpmau's Cowohun 10u Upmaii's Matador 10c Bell at; Bei Bmk Frfem. ards, assistant vice president, and II. Hadley, of Wichita, the road's at- grocery store of Go to the corner tornoy. groceries. Wilson Dean for PAINTS!" PLANTS! Pious Points.

In the settlement of the Presbyter At ian church aeDt.nine oi our citizens gave $100 each eleven gave $50; ten PILGRIM SON, trave $25: six wave $10; and one called. A bed spiing manufactory hasbeen gave making a total of $1782. The Ed Wilson has been wearing the left, side GIVE THEM A TRIAL. opened in the building west of Mar debt was about $1600 shal Williamson's restaurant. of his Face bundled up this week ou account 9f a massive boil that has preempted a IllS, Mrs.

M. E. Lease, of Wichita, will Negro John was exhibiting a ead claim thereon. deliver a temperance lecture in the Presbyterian church Sunday evening of cotton on the streets last Saturday P. Perkins, Chicago; I).

Stafford, Mul- OLSARWATBR. which he had raised on his patch. the 29, under the auspices of the W. vane; Chas. Woodworm, Wichita; win.

Sumner, St. Joe, were registered at the Boss C. T. U. Those of our people who When you come to town don't fail The Best Brands of Cigars and Tobacco.

Avenue Tuesday. have read the productions of her pen to tret vour dinner at A. Lukens' Shop on Tracv avenue opposite Badger call on us for estimates, Sheriff Hays called while in the city dumber Karri, will doubtless find equal enjoyment confectionery and lunch Wednesday to give A. B. Phillips posses' iu bearing her.

All are cordially in MEAT MARKET! CITY- sion of bis stock of hardware, and renewed Proctor, Wilson Roberts haye desirable lots in Clearwater, Wichita vited. NEW SHOE SHOP his subscription. Rev. E. Garrison preached his and Yates Center to trade for farm A.

Houston, Beloit, Kas.j Thos. Stratton, JOHNP BVAN8B Prop last sermon at the Presbyterian church Millerton; G. E. Walters. Lawrence; Al lands.

last Sunday, having been placed in Huese, St. Joe, were registered at the Ross The bill poster for Sells Bros, circus Avenue Monday. charge of the Oak street Presbyter was in the city Monday and decorated ian church at Wichita. The news Port Bruiufield resigned his position in Hartman Building. Clearwater, Kansas- wme of the blank walls with flaming ilOF ALL of the change came as a great surprise FRESH an Anthony drug store and came -heme Wednesday evening.

He will probably take posters. to the Presbyterian congregation here a similar job at Harper. a KINDS, and it was universally regretted. Borrow a scythe, roll up your sleeves and wade into the weeds that are MEATS New work of all kinds put up to order. Re- Ralph Tnnipkins and his sister, Miss Jes- Rev.

Garrison made many warm pairing done on short notice, making your front and back yard sie, came down from Wichila Thursday, to friends here and they are not con fin visit relatives and friends, i Miss Jessie re look so bad. turned Yesterday, accompanied by Miss Brumfield's Bus e'd to the pale of the churchwho expressed their disapointnient at los Ayer's Pills cure headache Send a 2ct stamp to Dr. J. C. Ayerand Co Maud Skinner.

Chas. H. Luling, candidate for the Re ing him. He has done a great work Lowell. for a set of their at Makes commotions with J1 trains and tor the Presbyterian church here by publican nomination for clerk of the dis tractive cards.

effecting a satisfactory settlement of will carry passengers to ana from any part of the city. trict court, was in the city. Tuesday, getting acquainted with tile ''dear people," He was Ham, Breakfast Bacon, Dried Meas and Pigs Feet in stock in Season. CASH PAID FOR HIDES AND PELTS. a TTavine located in mv n-w bricK building on the Sooth sida of Ayenue mj patTonf are i'vneu to called see us, and everyone has our tha.iKs for past patronage.

There is no doubt about your get the huuvv debt that huiia over it championed by John Stewart. tinir more hardware for the same 15 cts. Single Passenger. when ho became pastor. It would have been very difficult to fiud E.

A. Brown; J. C. Runge, Mulvane; money at Phillips' than at any othe Buskirk, Junotion City; D. Herman bouse iu the city.

another minister who possessed suf ficient worldly energy to effect a set J. W. May, Wichila; J. L. Morse; G.

V. light to nm 111 Of all kinds done promptly and at The festive commercial evangelist Sneed, Kansas City, were autographed at tlement of the debtin so short a time. is becoming more numerous in these the Ross Avenue Wednesday. NEW QU AETERS i reasonable rates. quarters.

A srood indication that Mayor Wilson went up to Yates Cente Eru-xaafield. business is reviving, last Sunday morning and returned in til evening with Mrs. Wilson. They have both McKee Patten, dentists, of Wicb its. will open a branch office at the Ross Ave.

Hotel. Rey. Garrison may rest assured that he has the hearty well wishes of all our people for the future, The ladies of the W. T. U.

will meet with Mrs, McKnight next Thursday 3 p. m. As this is our annual meeting, and offices, will be elected for the year it is hoped that every been on the sick list since, His Honor oe-ing confined to his bed for several days, but is now able to be out. jtioRS Aveuue Hotel, Monday, Sept. 6, I have removed my stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries and remain one week.

Alex Davis, Dublin. J. A. Covery, Charley Allisons house caught, fir A First-Ctfass House. on the roof Thursday morning, but it Kansas City; W.

Newton; Lock-wood, Chicago; W. McGinnis, Covington, Ky.j J. L. Topcka; G. Gregg, Kansas Oi i ware autographed at member will be present.

The meeting for the following Thursday Sept. 9th will be held with Mrs, Deacon Into my new building on the north side of Rosa av- Ufltfis reasonable. Sample room on the Ross Avenue First floor. Hull. Wm.

and Clay Beard and Jacob Shop- The summer has been a warm one CLEARWATER. KAN. and the oldest settlers says the win taugh and wifp, of Spearville, Ford county, were in the city Sunday, visiting the family of Elder Hume, of whom they were formerly neighbors in Indiana. They were highly delighted with the city and country. enue, next aoor uyi the public generally is invited to call at my new stand and Fresh Goods and low Prices.

C. B. Pulliam was discovered and put out before getting much of a start The Clearwater parties who were at Wichita Wednesday tell somevery ntertaining stories of the fun they had waiting for the train. Abe Lukens moved into the smaller one of the two houses K. H.

Jones recently purchased of WilfordMauzy on Prospect avenue, Saturday. We mean businesss when we say we will sell clot hing at cost. Come in and see for yourself. Wilson Cakvin. ter will be aeorrespondinglvcold one.

Prepare for it now by buying your clothing at cost of Wilson Carvin. KOOM 82, CORCORAN BUILDING, M. A. Garvin, D. R.

Gorin, J. R. Ford; WASHlWrON, u. J. M.

Chain, Editor Kelly, Geo. Taylor and Vnr lf of one dollar, to he enclosed to' Tom Heath were the Clearwaterltes who were in Wichita Wednesday and had the cether wiih reply. Burn will prompt If you want a dish of delicious ice cream (served in a cool and inviting parlor), pure lemonade.luscious fruits. ly na ccurHtwy anfwer uy inquiry .1. iim wriirr'a business before ihe Ex pleasure of silting up ell night for the train ecntive.

LettiOative, or Judicial Depart or fi-esh bread, pics and cakes daily, Maybe they didn't look sleepy the next day! ment of the Ooyernment, or upen any oui-ersublrct upon which lnforwatien can be Hon. R. E. Lawrence, our able and In go to the Clearwater Bakery. Coming.

For 18 50 you can get the best set of dustrious representative, was in the city obtaiuedln Washington tf e. cumxer, jrtMr. JOB PRINTING ALL GRADES ESEOUTED AT THIO 077103 Monday and culled to leave his announce artificial teeth, warranted to fit ana to be made of the best material by Mc- Dr. McKee, the dentist, Sept 6. and RnnnrciK Hon.

Btlleon Hatchins, ml ihe Pout: Hon. B. W. Foi, editor ment and settle en advertising bill. He remain one week.

Beat artificial w.itidn.i nnMtan. Fon. foiw Han ton was accompanied by a cousin, Mr. Howard See Patten, at Hoss Avenue Hotel, Holiday, Sept, 6, and remain one week al Tiratoia; Con. SiJ mcur, Bt.

WBa teeth only 18.60. Dodd, at Fhelpa county, who la ont.

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Years Available:
1886-1887