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The Atlanta News from Atlanta, Kansas • 4

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The Atlanta Newsi
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Atlanta, Kansas
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S1ZZ 'Jr. Vi-u: ase so juttterent! ATLANTA NEWS J.X. LONG Editor. tSSSse Xwt I Application tiled to be entered; as second class matter in the Tost Office at Atlanta. Kansas.

One of the prettiest sight tf it has been our privejege toj.see," lately was the window of L. Mogle, last was eovered' with a white border and a black center. In the center of which was placed a largo round Miror; on this stood a beautiful vase, filled with fancy hat pins, forming a circio aroiind'Jtbij was pretty beads, nock chains, and bracelets, a row of beautiful fobs along the front. Then a large collection of Blouse sets, collar and belt Gold scattcved throughout; showing1 theirjbeauty and richness. Back of all this was 1 fancy clocks, and Brie a Brae.f At one side was a display of fine-hina.

This was not only a display of fine goods, but shows the skill of Mr. Mogle in pleading the eye of thejuiblic. it home 'News; Subscription Rates One year Six month $.50 Three month $.2 Club rates furnished to any of the subscrilxrs. Advertising rates made known, by applying at this office la om collums :11 he fouiu announccni6nt of W. i.

Hackney of Winfirld us a for vepicsontativo from the judicial -district. Mr Hackney is a lawyer of lonr experience and exceptional ahility. lie is a man of energy and determination, Xot only recently did he save. Cowley County 2a.00i. The 'county wmvni.s toiler's had almost decided 1o sell the railroad bonds for (S-KX) then did "Foxy Hill" as he is generally termed step in and say to the commissioners that this was not enough.

lie offered to sell them and gi-ve the county fifty percent of all he received over $(5400. He succeeded in getting $5(54(H for these bonds giving the county more tha'rt they would have-; received. He is a strong and. influential attorney and the-republican party, will do w( 11 to place him on the ticket as representative. IVptonixcd neuralgia and headache tablets.

Price 23 cents. Sold only by Fricdon- ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 vswiri tow- Ims Jp xirg's Kan. A. J. Penrose is quite sick with Bhnctttronia fever present lime.

W. J. Marl is putting in a complete stock of groceries this week in the room just nortik of tin Post Ilebert Hooker a former resident of Atlanta spent Sunday visiting old fri '-nd i and neighbors at Clerk of the District Court. We are authorized to an nounce.that Robert II. Ham ilton of Winfield, is a candidate for Clerk of the District-Court subject to the action of the republican county He has been Deputy Clerk for the past year and is a of man ability integrity and great political influence.

Clint. M. Bull, of Winfield, a candidate for Clerk of the district court, subject to the action of the republican County convention. For County Attorney. roniitiy l-et'sucily tlu mmo fii-ight iu ijiek-e, but t-'iere's a diffuivnco somowbero.

1 il sane mould L3 never been uwd twice. No two are exactly alike, i.ot eveu 1 Thivt is wby every man should be measured if he wants clothes to fit. The measure another won't dotrom coilar to tinkle the inches may bo the same, height, and ffirth are not (be only ooitciderationS in 6nit-makuj. f.ie paniieiit must be 'CjuKted in each irtdividnal tuna. That the Inei-Btttior-al liiethod aad ta athod is the wily right one.

Kofjort Marsharlf attended th-meeting of the asscssers at Vv'in-field last Monday. They wiil scon begin their assessment work, Mcsin of rinfit.ld were hire last Friuav L.B Mftrkley' ind Saturday. Old papers "for sale at 1 Dealer In General Merchandise. Jay Denning was here last Sat place. J.

1. P.irrish made his usual, business trip to Winfield Monday; C. N. S-tevens and spenl Saturday and Sunday with riencds in Winfield. J.

M. Wilson went to Peckham, Oklahoma Monday where he has recently purchased a stock: of Hardware Jim goes' to Peckham urday. Jay is certainly-doing some business latdy. What wil We are authorized to announce we da about that four dollars we tliat Cunningham of Ar lost Jay? kansas City is a candidate for Prof Cook and Sathan LonV County Attorney subject to the- lannch the first edition of action of tlie republican Countv Wi K. Conference Journal on convention.

March 15th Thev are tTomj? all they can to make it a-success. expecting So locate there for die present at least'. W. Dickman from Burden was seen on our streets Monday. Mrs.

B. F. Kreppe is one among the number on sick list this week Mrs Foote and daughter Lucy went to Wlntield Sunday to see We are autljorized to announce ths Kreamer of Arkansas, (ity, isa candidate for County Attorney subject to the action of the republican County convention, Kvgister of Deeds. -their daughter and" sisfrr Mr ('arson of Winfikl who has been She ha not been well for some time. sick for some time.

There was at good attendance at James Wilson returned Tues- the llebecca Lodge Monday night. lay from his trip to Peckham, I I'nerehy announce mysel a candidate for register of deeds, sub Kcv- Charlie Kimball went to okia, ject to the action of the republican Winfield Friday, returning the Kev. Ilolfoway' of Elk same evening. arrived here Tuesday after Highland Park Sanitarium There was quite a good attend ounty convention held on April E. W.

WOOLSEY. REPRESENTATIVE ance at Literary Friday night con It is a New, Private Hospital and has all the Modern im provements. sidering the condition of the weather. There was an interesting debate on the subject Resolved It is heated throughout witli hot water; and no expense noon, Emmett Belknap was in Win (iehl Sunday calling on old friends. Pevr diiy will preach at the Christian (Jhurch next Sunday.

regular appointments have been changed from the third to the second Sunday of each month. 'e are authorized to announce thatW. P. Hackney of Winfield nas been spared to make it a comfortable home for mtienk' that there is more pleasure in country life than there is in citv is a candidate for Representative It is beautifully situated on CollegeHill, an eminence over- i i i iife. of the 5(th jiulicial district sub-' looking tne entire city.

After debate and a few minutes It is one mile from the" business center and awav from the recess there was a short but inter esting prorame The noise and dust of the city, and is always cool and salubri ous in summer. If you want to be up to date subject nxt Friday is Resolved subscribe for The Atlanta News. tnat more knowlege can be ob Fully equipped with all necessary Electro-Therai)eutie and A Hie Foote went'to Wicfield tained by travel than bv study. ject to the action of the republican county convention. SHERIFF We are authorized to announce that A.

0. Welfelt of South Rich land township is a candidate for Sheriff of Cowley County subject to the action of the republican-county convention Sheriff Tuesday. Aitay The operating room, which is HntiriVI Farringer's Owl Drug Store County Supt, Henrietta Kace sells best goods at best prices. Wc Kl 1WV-IV1UJ Vi 11 pletely furnislied with the latest and best surgical and anti will be here next Friday evening liavs an immense stock of new to speak on thctf'consoKdaticn of septic appliances and is free to all physicians and sunreons wall-pai)cr to be sold at a bargain Ea.st 0 Ave. "Winfield, Kansas.

school districts'' Every one slwald and only the most competent graduate nurses are in charge. It has special provision for patients recmirimr n.hflmninn.1 be present. A. I r- -w Subscribe for he News Why do you wait? Why not and gynoecoiogy surgery and hospital treatment. Miss Chase went to Winfield subscribe- for the '-Atlanta-.

News It offers maternity service with superior advantages and Satunkv moriaini! return! a Sun at. ojifer inc pi'ocrasimiuur is a protection against the dangers incident to confinement. are authorized to announce-that E. Feaxter of Tisdalo township is a candidate for sheriff of Cowley tToanty subject to the action of the republican County conTcntion. bad fellow to promote' the interes' ts of a community.

Its great cleanliness, perfect sanitation and excellent die tary management commend it ta both physician and pat DIED. lents. atients met at all trams when requested. Tlie infant daughter of lr and lor further information, terms, address the Superin day noon'. Mr.

Grissons continues in poor health. He isFiowever feeling son better this week than last. Honvard is spending two weeks out in the' country about eight miles north of tonn. 1 Main Street -is taking a boom The business men arc all bavins? Mrs Iloffein died Saturday tendent. Miss L.

A. Wells, Kansas. TKEASUREK "We are authorized to announce. tli. Ihe runera servieos wpvc lield at the house on Sunday and that J.

M. Hooker. interment in the Atlanta Cemetery m. viv a is a candidate for county treasurer- W.L.Wilson They had just moved here from subject ta the action of the re their windows- washed nml urn Nebraska to the farm recentlv publican county convention. having signs painted on the fronts purchased of J.

J. McCord. The many friend extend their heart Dealer in General Merchandise, Hats, Cap sr Boots, Fancy Staple of their stores. This is quite an improvement to the appearance of the town. 1 W.J.

Marks left Tuesday evening for Kansas City, to go inP the the market to buy thenotio for his- store. I In will Monday was quite a day for At Groceries, Feed and Coal, Cash paid for butter, eggs, lanta peoole to tn lnf Jotrl felt sympathy to the bereaved family. (1anc-Blue grass-Rape and a full line of garden seeds Also a good assortment of harness cheap as the cheapest quality considered. N. i ons- ui ve ul study of the latest styles af poultry and hides.

The list that went was; J. M. Parr-; buy Ins goods accordingly. Yj lslv, Robert Marshall. Will Smith no returns you -will find his si ('lint Cunningham, and Chris East Side Main St.

Atlanta, Kansas i filled with the latest notions irf Waltz. market..

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