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Clay County Argus from Morganville, Kansas • 1

Clay County Argus from Morganville, Kansas • 1

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Clay County Argusi
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Morganville, Kansas
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Argus Clay NUMBER 23. MORGANVILLE. KANSAS, FRIDAY. NOVEM3EK 1901. VOL.

1. BONHAM OPERA HOUSE, CLAY CENTER, KANSAS, Gea Davte F. P. Hrkues. Harkness Davis.

33 "A Wise ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Over Jewelry Store CLAV CENTER, KANSAS Rev. Roberts of Riverdale will preach in the Baptist church Sunday at 3 p. in. The editor want a correspondent in every school district within nve miles of Morganville, ad one in every town mthe county.

For particulars write faim. Why don't the secretaries of our1 lodges write up a brief account of their proceedings for publication; Gus Swenson of Clay was up' Monday on business ia regard to the new; building. i Hallowe'en was quiet in Morganville as our boys acted like gentlemen this year. Last week reported tfeat L. LOCAL MENTION.

Crystal Photo Co. for pictures. Our foot-ball boys are thinking of sending for new suits. J. H.

Taylor's father was isttiug with him Friday. Bert Wynn has poisoned his band with a sandburr. H. Hall has the best stock food in the market. Eli Cole was doing business iu our burg Monday.

Bolts at Hairs at half price, when you take "0 or move. Miss Georgia Stouebaek, daughter of Wes Stonebaek, who has been quite ill, has been brought to town to the home of Mrs. Secor, where the doctor Wednesday, Nav. 13, 1901, Prices, If you reaJSr want downright, real enjoyment that will make jroa ay, "It is the best I eer then ee "A Wise rbJ will be itn you soon, accompanied by his fain-iy of merrymakers. Each of the thre acts bristles with iualitiets that combine to make a jrreat success.

The development of the iiot is of unusual strength, and is so full of surprises and ludicrous, laueh-ter-provokinsr situation that it Kbontd be seen to be appreciated, Y.o have no doubt witnessed many good jJaj's, but "A Wie Member" greater. You have perhaps lausrhed at funny situations, but "A Wise Member" has funnier ones. Possibly you hae teeen moved Cit aridause by clever specialties. "A Wise If Amber" will surjjiws anyithinx oo have ever een in Chat a welll as al8 other respects. The telegram below is in answer to oise sent the manager of the Bonham HUN'S GALLERY FOlt PHOTOS.

i ETerytfcinK First -class iu Photograph and Artixeic Photographic Novelties Opera House. FuiAIscrroN Clay Center, Kansas, Not. 5, 1901, "A WH.e Member' pluvetl here r.iaht. One of the best ithirofs we-ver had. A plendi8 W.

H. L. PPPBILL. comedy. Water Color Pae- can attend to bet- more conveniently.

A trained nurse is in attendance. Use your home flour made at the Morganville Mill. It's O. K. J.

H. Dixon, who was near StockdaLe last week looking Hip a farm, returned Crayons. Sepia, tel Portrait. Buttou Fraaies, Buttons, Medalioim. Are You.

In Want Sunday. He contemplates moving All Work Guaranteed. Austin had bought a faria ia We have learned nee that he is just goiBg to homestead If you have any news report tame at this office. It may interest others more than you think it willj and it will be appreciated, I assure you. J.

H. Taylor has moved is big stock of merchandise and his family to Miltonvale; about fifteen great big load of mafcei iaL Miltonvale, we congratulate you. You will notke that the enterprising merchants are keeping Morganville flour for their customers, for all up-to- there in tie spring. KANSAS. Try the Morganville Mill's flour.

CLAY CENTER, Of any thing kept in a First-Class Furniture house? It's good and it's guaranteed. J. H. Taylor was in Kansas City on I will b'ft Deaseil to show you my goods and make you prices. business Saturday.

He has moved his store to Miltonvale. Hew is good luck to him. YOURS FOR BUSINESS, Geo. M. Mi ley, LAWYER.

Office over Robinson's Store. CLAY CENTER, KANSAS. The masons have begun work on date bread-makers are now using Mor Swenson's new building and are push ganville flour. A. E.

FOLSOM, Clifton Kansas. ing it along lively. Get a move on you if yia want any The Argus till 1903 for one dollar or the rest of this year for ten cents. more Colorado potatoes, Silver still has a few left. They are ones, too.

W- H- Lennard, wife and daughter returned Tuesday morning from their Mrs. B. Kalin has bought out the The long extended visit of seven weeks on the Atlantic eoast. It looks natural Kalin Ostlund photograph gallery. Mr.

Lind from Sweden, overseer of the Royal Photographer gallery for five years, will do the work. He Wonderful Northwest, to see him on the streets again can do better work than ever before The ladies' aid society cleared nearly has been turned out in Clay county. $20 at their election dinner and supper A good fanning mill for sale and tiiey wish to thank the people for patronizing them so liberally. Bank of Morgan, Deea General Banking-BueJnee. MORGANVILLE, KANSAS.

at Hall s. You will need at next spring. Next Wednesday E. F. 'Tooper and son bold a ioint sale.

See larae bills What's Uae matter with Clay Center? She didn't, poll many votes this year; for particulars. only ii voted in the largest ward, so Ttr(5s which tlieeyes of the world are Harned: where great opportunities are open to everyone, is best and quickest readied iby the UNION PACIFIC. 2Cb liciut' tcahw iiat'ie world Khau th(H-- fun via ibis liue. John Peterson who has been running the Commercial hotel has decided that it dosen't jmy him to run it and has closed i up. SoMorgantille is without a hotel at present, and1 our restau i WHIN IN TOWN STOP AT rant is doing a rushing buisnesa.

We need a hotel at Morganville. Will some one start it again? Ehea, brother-in-law of Mrs. it is reported. The Dewey Washer manufaotored by E.H.Hall is a boss machine. Try one and you'll use no otlierJ Lloyd Hanson, who is attending the high school at Clay, was in our little burg Saturday, returning Jonaa Schooley was doing business in Clay Saturday.

Another car load of Colorado potatoes at Silver's. Get some. We give 60 pounds to the busheL Mrs. J. H.

Dixon and daughter, Mrs. Sheb Conkright, were in Clay Center Saturday. Austin stayed over Tuesday and Wed The Midland Hotel. Service First-class and Good Clean Beds. Choice Game and Fish in Season.

For full iaformaUoB call on or address LOMAX, G- T. Agent, Omaha, Kebrask nesday on his way to Jewell, from Oklahoma. v. The Transint Trade Solicited. CLIFTON.

KANSAS. SOOOCOOCOOOOOOBOOOOOOOOOCXft Elder Harris of Wakefield was visit ing with his brother, George, Saturday and Sunday, beginning work on the Extract of Letter from Mr. Cool ay The editor received a letter from the wife of our former editor which might be of interest some: G. Hall All busings transactions were done good faith, as I understand it As- for the citizens of MorganvKle who have any account against Mr. Cooley, they will get their money itv full, as withim the week he will be drawing five dollars a day in a western city.

Should you wish to correspond with Mr. Cooley, address me at Beattie, Kan. U. P. section Monday.

P. M. Conrad of Clay Center sells DUNAWAY OTIS, Attorneys at Law. CLAY CENTER KANSAS. the best mattress made for ten dollars.

Try one and you will never regret the 9 I tvcnouLL, il General Blachrailliiflg, i I tTjt, iSORSKSHOMNU A II SPECIALTY. Thirty years Experience. i Machinist. i 1 1 I MOKG A VILLE, KANSAS. 1 money.

R. L.Broughton of Clay Center was a pleasant visitor at this office last Saturday. ilespectfully, Mrs. Minnie Coolev. For furniture of all kinds, oil cloth, Chas.

Hagenbuch, Auctioneer MORGANVILLE, KAN. linolium, mattings, rugs, carpets, window shades, picture frames, go and see P.M. Conrad in Clay Center. General News Edward Stokes, the murderer etf Wanted, aaubscriber in every house James Fist, is dead. He killed Fisk FLETCHER FINCH, hold within eight miles of Morganyille.

i for the love of Miss MansfieSd, who Think of it three months on trial for iiSSisSKJrft; cared nothing for either except for the tuanen' and erifts she could get. He 20 cents. With your patronage we V- Crystal Photo Co. expect to make The Argus next to the has lived a life of remwrse erer since. best paper in the county for news and The Star Steam Laundry.

CLAY CENTER, KANSAS. lit Is reported that Lord Salisbury 1 1T 1. n. general information. When you go to buy your urniture is lorng nis miRu.

rv wmi tt science only, letting w.r measures go of any kiDd, ijoto P. M. Conrad of unattended to. Patronize the Laundry in Your own Clay Center He gives you the best Senator J. R.

Burtan has been sued County. goods for the money in the country. UXDERTAKERS EMBALM.KRS, Clay Kansas. A- i'- for in the Missouri courts fey a Miss Flora Blue is helping on The MORBATt VILLE, KANSAS. Galleiy open every SatuM-ay till last of Novexaber.

Stamps, Buttons, Portraits, Views, and riash-lights. New Jersey firm. G. I. Bodine, Agent, Argus this week.

If you want your work done right go i to verso 11 the blacksmith. He does his i THE CITY DRAY W. O. Pnrii. Judtion Whitesldes.

U.f Slenian. Cattle Salesmen. 'teo. A. Keener.

H. Office. Sheep SuleKman. an n- SoJiirluir. work in a wav that you will not be ashamed of it and his prices are rea Mason, Prop.

sonable. 9 EifrfitoRa Stamp Pictuiws and Button twenty-five oents during Harry D. Miller started Monday for Ft. Worth, He intended stopping work la tkto Ub promptly t-IMaefl talwn la norkoc pusM ana rataa. The examining physicians of Cv.ol-gy.

say he is sane, simpdy a degenerate who became a good tool for the anarchists. A boy has been arnested for shooting a hole through a rural mail box at Kansas City. Ho did the deed white visiting friends at Kansas City. If the city, county and state were as strict in enforcing their laws there would' be less laws broken ana less laws needed. In the last four years Kansas lias produced more corn and more wheat off at Manhattan to visit till Wednes MMk1M(-M( day, when Chas.

Delhi takes the train fl MORCANVIUJ. KANSAS. 1 S. A. Cooper CSoopexRor I'ww.

Co.) Lbs Stock Agents rooMS 101 And 102 Exchange Kansas City Yards All Attention. Market reportH fivrnlshed. SUicker and feeder bavin a spcoiaJly. for the same place. Harry says that he wants The Abqus to get the home news.

He shall have it as oon as he vn i it Ally. hi Jupwi iny 8to Tery simple of collectln-g etft't rni aliTe. They trcak trees 'witV phosphorous anl matter, and then tne butterflies In the night time are attracted, stick fast and are taken cJL I gets located. Remember that Bodine sends laun dry every Tuesday. Kuw York collects In taxes each than any other state in the union.

year almost as much aa the clty'i total wealth of flit-years uso iu. S..

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Years Available:
1901-1902