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The Green Herald from Green, Kansas • 6

The Green Herald from Green, Kansas • 6

Publication:
The Green Heraldi
Location:
Green, Kansas
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6
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rntored tit tlo post cfllcest Green, Kansas, VA POINTER the Ideal Lifnit Of Bankiae rs class mull rr. utter fept. 20, 1MM, Bring your clothes to the City Barber shop. vviu noi oe readied until every person who has an The LawsOl Kcwspcpers. Subscribers who do jsot give TIihh H-vf It, If you want soiucihiug to make poor liogH thrive, go to Midland Elevator u.uuic a uanif account.

1 nere are persons in this vicinity who do not keep a bank account, but who express notice to the contrary aiecnn sldered as wishing to 'continue their Company, tireen, Kans. subscription; Second. the subscribers, order UiLESS'YOII START RIGHT START HlUiir by biiiUtteg good DRY SHEDS tti.il BARNS YOU can roaka from CHICKENS. ROUS, CATTLE dlscoL'tinnauce of their periodicals the publisher may continue to send, them uu aw, ac diwas ineir service, THE BANK OF GREED Cash Capital $10,000.00 -Surplus -Fund 2,500.00 Good personal-Chattel and real-estate loans wanted Money for See ilainey new ad. 0-See Mrs.

Ida Moris new inillinary ail. "Ifoftsi Frederick went to Clay yesterday. Win Masteieon of Riley wan here Sunday. Notice the page supplement in this issue. March winds to day are very until all arrears are paid, refnes to take's his periodical from -AND HORSES WITH THIS START let Us Help You Start the office to which they have been di lPftcil Iik is held resnonsibl.e until lie has settled his bill and ordered the diagreeable' vv, Davies, Cashier.

By selling you so mo Red Ceder, Spruce, Fir, Cypress, Oak, White Fine oj miner TluV Alliance store has somtlung to -'Fourth. If subscribers -move to yellow Tine Lumber. say this week Several new subscribers-this week Other places without informing the i timc 0ur Oak, Red Coder. Walnut or Whito uimm. sind thn tinners are se to J.

i a tuo Hm" for the Herald. the former directions, they are held Ceder Posts are what you want. The -best Jiog Fence, made Uvui Cypiess A. E. -Flu-ley, of Cuba, was down "responsible.

Fir, Oak, White Bine or Yellow Fine rough fencing over Sunday vistiug home folks. 11. h. lteboul went to Waterville Saturday and returned Tuesday. W8 Can Supply jcur WESits.

Flush your building up right by painting. We Have I Complete' Jim Appleton shipped a load of Samuel Evans. Dealer Tinware, Stoves, Ranges, Table and Pocket Cuttlery, We handle the best; heating stoves on the market. They are air tight and fuel savers. At the price of coal, a good stove almost pays for itself every Winter.

Stove Pipe and Stove Fixtures. cattle to Kansas City Monday night. James Appleton shipped" two cars of cattle to Kansas City Monday evening. Buggy Buggy. Faint.

Evenanns Carbolluenm Oils, Turpentine. Crescent Cottage, ZanzibaL Floor, Trojan Wagon, Iron Clad Barn, Carriage Top Dressing, Hughes Brilliant Enamel, Crystal Wood Filler, Saturday is examination day for A. Simiiitt, I. have sold all my stock and quic farming and will now devote all my time to layhig lock, building flues making cisterns and all kinds of stone I will appreciate a call whenever you want anything in mylineand will give you satisfaction etci.ll times. Prices always reasonable I have had thirteen years experunce All work guaiauteed.

Call at my home iu south Green or Rhone 2121. WASimnitt. county exauiinatona held here at Faint Dryer, Green. Twelve colors Iiajf pints Model Family Bainls. Mahogany Oil GrainWjf Will and Kay Giles, of Waterville, were 6Ver Sunday with friends.

Colors, Adeliet Furniture PoHsh. soliciting your inquries and wants, we remain. The Editor actl wife wero at Clay Center yesterday and took dinner Geo. M. 'Hammond Lbr.

Co, with friends. CITY BARBER SHOP. G. H. Byarlay, Prop.

Complete Line of Fine. Cigars. Agent for E. Strauss Merc-limit Tailors. Also agent for Star Strain laundry.

Basket goes out every Tues day. Tht roads are much better. Iy Sat-arday the roads will be very good if it vMmvxr 7 Many Farm Im tellitKf rdu about EnKines until I havn't an enKine. til i liCl v. left, excepflhe one we are using at our home.

My wile let me sell rt, doesn't rain any more. Farmer O. 'A 'Smith was planting potiitcos Tuesday and Farmer Rice plowed his onion patch. J. Simnitt says he shot a rat last night nearly as large as- one of Gruut Chapins red hogs, Rev Hull, of Moiganville, will, preach at.

the liaptist Chinch next Sunday, morning and evening. buckley moved E. loona house up onto- his 'ots north of Jirnat Wllkius A. Mclntlre Son arc ii a Gi.e than that engine. sue coutu -7! Midland Elevator Cfl ic- Buyers and Shippers ot All Kinds of Grain.

Cojn, Wheat, Oats. Etc. We pay tlie highest market price. S. R.

DIilincHrMgr. ERNST Notary Public, Irisiirance. Land and Collection Agency. of Wills a Specialty. ri .,,1 if tnrl if VA11 rflntiot job of painting, striping and lettering three, piano wagons for Mr.

Biotighton i stiil selling tUo Canton U.scnanow. v-au See.that it is the best disc harrow on the market, if kn'tthe harrows ImuU. AUo hive Dlentvot tooth harrows. i riiliiv cultivators in either fctr'Qr six Am offering nine dilierent htleol iiuti. cuuna shovel or both if you wish.

of Clay Center. Have two styles disc weed cutters, Canton and b.lUey. uu.u' Kua 15. Sitnuitt purchased an iuciili-ator of the Mercantile w. a id will raitie chickens for the market.

An incubator and a few old hens are a profitable investment. Krnoil W.ikiii says that funny poo-pie-patroui'e the mail order houses, because they consider it it big mlvunt-age. 'If' they get cheated no tine knows anything absub It but theiu-selves." Word was recived last Fiiday that Schuylar Baker, a former resident MORTON DRUG CO, Dealers in Drugs, Faints and Oils, Drug Sundrios, Etc. We have a fine line of Pratts Stock and Poultry Food, Nothing better for horses, hogs and cattle. Try a pail full and see the benefit.

1 School Books, Tablets, Writing Paper, Pencils, Pens, Inks. IPorfuirios and Toilet of this neighborhood passed to his re ood as there is made. After you have bought one, you better, brin, the one you got of me back and get your money. Have a good stock of Canton, Sattley and Black Hawk listers, two or four wheel with disk cr Shovel coverer. As to plows 1 do not suppose there any use mentioning any.

h.rg hu he-Cantons (Diamond and Success) however if you want other p.ows I have Lantotu.lL. i.umps and Wind Mills, l'iptv Etc, I'-tc. Large stock of Wagons, Buggies, umps Three large buildings full of goods, so must qu.t talk.ng Hogs and a.tend Ji So afe Implement Business. The Red Hogs do not need any talk any way fo them is to want them and my experience has been that when I se. a bo! Red I have made a life long friend of him.

Come around tins-falfand buy a few andlay a faundation for a good fortune. ward a week ago Sunday at his home in Burlington, Vt. He used to own the farm five miles north where Wm Klocka now lives, Elder Chas G. Bengtaou, of Clehurn, Kansas, preached at the Baptist church here Sunday morning and even lug. Good congigtion? greeted him at both meetings mid weie rejoiced the (opportunity of healing the tal ented youug preacher.

Tie Green Telephone Company. lirant tuinipiu. Ernest wllkius fays he heard last Tuesday that a certain north of town came near blowing away, but If did not matter much as VlrtantMipier. M-wt in tvuiM ot if Should Die To-rxigni. If I tihoulil file to-nUht Vvf ln-nrtF eKtranpJ would turn ooo Our Central ia til working order.

We are putting in phones aa ft as we Ciin handy, but will try to accomodate all. Our rates for private phones are to 12.00, according to who owties the phone. We always try to keep batteries ou baud at centra) for sale. h. K.

WILCOX, Mgr. Hev. Halbert and wife vit-tl au did ninple justice- ttiere whs an interested young man who would telegraph all urotind over the country ana tmu iter. Last Friday night a good sized congregation gatheted at the Baptist chinch to hear Elder S. Rice's dis tin course on What we Temli." Tomor A.

Mclhtiro Son, House, Sign and Carriage Painters. Papering; a. Specialty. friends at Clay Center Tuesday The was attiid in a beauti.ui in othf.r"0r rwv.rscfi.Uy: returning Wednendny. 20W of cream henviet.a.

wore a th. chTn tr. wHb l)r 8 Bright will he here and bvidal vail carried a boquet earn- of preach xt the Methodut thmcli Niiur- ationa. -Kor wm- wiMi dumb, onoon- day nijEbt aim Sunday umrnins at us- She Wiis mtended by Minn Amanda 'r't. forgive, ot uat bouts.

The Quarterly coi.fVrei.ce Wolfoni of the wu will be held Saturday nihtHt 7 creHtion of H- a.ik Saturday evening while Mr. mo.iseliue and Miss M.ume Ffsifhrv were at the store, in jnuk. i ihp'con- Thir.k'T.'nriv of r.i.f. nie'. r- e.

my Vfeifiey wa surpwsed would lsen of Leonardville. To Mach fof th Htn. My irs. lie i Miss Euniee Skw played the we.I- m0P. or truthful Auetrehoa 1 J' in2 march and the brhUl party stood at he put an unusually larS.

Thornton Wilson. Kealizea iv w.v n-i tlie cemer Am in tbf nest ot ae entertain- Sn frot of an arch i. lVt' tfc. ov. iatA thp next cirrs Uta dealers In Grain, Cattle and Flogs.

Highest markes price faid. Wbichhnngawe i ii i ri KiiL row night the Elder will talk on the important ttibjtci, How we Ttach." Services begin pruni-lly at oVlock. Miss MaxB.v, a misionary from India, was at the home of Elder Wroteti the fore part of the week, Elder Wroten was aajuainted' with her when lie was in Calcutta. They held a parlor confeience at the Elder homo Monday night with the ladies aid society of the Church. An accident occured on the railroad crossing lasl-wetk.

There waft a nun tending on the rail rood track who did not wear an Edward E. Straus iiiita.Do not let accidents occur to you. Come in and have your measure taken for one of lbote famous suits and you will be safe G. II. Hyarlay.

A. Simnitt nut with quite a serious accident ycslerdat. lis wa hauling a load of bay when It tipped over throwing Mm In aucb a way as Mtunm a -ose ots in the r.efu Also dealers in Coal bt the leading grades. Just received a car load of Hanna Coal. Nothing better and all nmnd llM uune ttat be put K.y,d viMt bvanrarUetjtheie.aH et ner Ineiui-s totAYuU ia neat, down the tabic and enjoyed ti acquaintance.

hfl tinje to BarCrj Jont.MW Mr.Wolfoidisa prmninent stooK vj fa sup1er departing at it favorably in Secor- Mr.aiort MM. rie.ptej 1., crared on tt. voting than a good hot tire this cold weather. We woule like you trade. kW kJ these worts: eutertaineM lieautnm aim r.c-frirh.

but vc don my V'sdsiisr F.si!. were given as tokens of the esteem ii Mith "Cnd ihis couple were held. tic e-rrr. 11,. cf Mi- A rikon.

Hev. Mr aml Mrs. Wolfortl leu, on h.b rxtrand ftf the Walshurg Chon h- m- Saturdaf for their home in Ci, 0 Ra-ds Mud. -'a Minn Joseubine Krick tie rractk ct oilirK ro.fi bti tospraiath. ligamenu in lu n-M, e.

3d Jlr. Mwv mi-d by th.ir been Introduced arm au brused the elbo w. The iven CLARK HOLLIDAY, Propriterswf Livery, Feed and Sale Barn. raying Done on Short Noc first Class urmUs at reasonable prices. Wo'ford of cmdia.

in press Me ffwidg here but the wnpralui Clt clnr.ixo 4 aly.ut Mxty guests. 1 tior.s ai lest wishes of the eomuiiil? rtod.jrc,i, an tve Sn a After wngttulaUtis po wjti, Her brother left rfS flowed iltv trth vita-k cf tt Ci7 jn tijtley, were frctureil aud Dr. Morton drtMtd the wouwl. W. Hut it awfully painful.

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Pages Available:
247
Years Available:
1905-1906