The Haddam Clipper-Leader from Haddam, Kansas • 1

Haddam City Clipper. Vol. XXVI. HADDAM, KANSAS, THURSDAY. June 17.

1909. No. 51 IT PAYS TO TRADE AT THIS STORE. its We give you full weight, 36 inches to the yard, and best of all reliable goods, the best for the least. Money's worth on every purchase, or money back.

Right Now, we are offering big values in Summer Dress Goods. It will pay you to see our goods before buying elsewhere. Big Lot Of Laces and Embroideries at bargain prices. New Fresh goods and the prices right. The Best Store For Full Values.

Bargains in Rosa Get Your SHIRT STRAW HAT WAISTS. 'STAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER Here. otis a its its ate ifs stir to so sho a ate ifs ifs ate atio its is its Obituary. volver, set of burglar's tools and A. R.

Hoffman is having some ALICE RISINGER The subject of this sketch was born in Peoria county, Illinois, January, 13, 1856, died at her home near Haddam, June 5, 1909. She was united in marriage to J. F. Walton, September, 1873, to this union seven children were bora, five sons and two daughters five of whom are iiving and with the husband and four grandchildren are left to mourn the loss of a devoted wife, mother and grandmother. She was converted at the early age of fourteen years, uniting with the Baptist church, Funeral services were held from the home by Rev.

Strickler, Wednesday afternoon, June 9th and interment made in the Union cemetery. Card of Thanks. J. F. Walton and children desire to thank the friends and neighbors who assisted them in the sickness and burial of the beloved wife and mother.

Methodist Protestant. Church services Sunday morning. Children's Day program In the evening. little exeitement was created in Haddam Saturday by the arrest of a man who had in his posession a re- 3 few other like devices. The arrest was made between the depot and section house where the Marshal had been notified that be would find a suspicious character.

The man was brought before Lignitz' Court, where he plead not guilty. He stated that he had rode the passenger in to Morrowville and Was walking toward Belleville where he was expecting to get work. He was taken to Washington before the County Attorney where he was fined, and imprisoned for eight days. Haddam Improvements. E.

E. Harris' new residence on Kansas promises to be a modern cottage. It is well on the way, being ready for plasterers. Besides this cottage on his lots, Ed has a good little barD, a deep well and the best cistern in town. J.

E. Simon, who came up from Morrowville this spring, has his second house enclosed on: Kansas a cottage 26X26. He contemplates having it completedand ready for occupancy by the middle of next month. O. T.

Muth's large new house on north Main St. is near to completion. We note that Dr. E. W.

Shearburn has had a cement walk put in along the east side of his residence property. cement walk put in in front of his residence property Jottings. Some folks believe in live and let live, but most of them want you to pay board. A fellow would enjoy going on a vacation if he didn't meet 80 many people who were on the way to the place he is leaving to spend their vacation, Pudiford Snuggs two years ago wore a ccat that was so short it struck him at the junction of his suspendere, now the coat flaps about his knees, What would the world be without its due proportion of Puddiford Suggses? There have been but ten women in the history of this country who were mean enough to describe how their hushands proposed tc them. Men don't run to short sleeves and long gloves and dropstitch waists, but 88 a general thing they can get themselves up to look foolish if they try.

Amos Ramson's boy has picked this subject for his graduating oration: "Is the World Any Better Than It Was Twenty Years Ago; or Is It Worse; and What lufluences Have or Have Not Combined to Bring this A- bout; and In That Case, What Is the Remedy We Should The oration is somewhat shorter. SMITH KNIGHT, DENTISTS UP TO DATE DENTAL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED, Hoover Building, HADDAM, KANSAS -Wednesday and Thursday of each At Wilson's 2nd door South of M. E. Church Violins Mandolins Pianos Guitars Sheet Music String "SATISFACTION" Our Motto Haddam Kansas. Some people's idea of patience is for you to stand meekly while they get the best of you.

-Western Publisher. WANTED Stock to pasture. 7 miles southwest of Haddam. Phone 116-2 P. H.

WHITNEY. T. A. McNeal, State Printer, who will run for Congress in the First district against Anthony, is a gressive Republican as proven in an article over his signature written this week, Tom says revision of Tariff must be downward and hat he is opposed to Uncle Joe ruling the House. Here's wishing the First the sort of a congressman it will find in Hon.

T. A. McNeal..