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The Atlanta News from Atlanta, Kansas • 8

The Atlanta News du lieu suivant : Atlanta, Kansas • 8

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The Atlanta Newsi
Lieu:
Atlanta, Kansas
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8
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SALE PUBLIC JUST RECEIVED A nice line of the famous Charter Oak tli3 undersigned, will sell at Public Sale at my residence two mile west and one mile north 'of Atlanta, Kansas on March 22 Commencing promptly at 10 o'clock, the following propetty to-wit: 7-. 8 Head of Cattle. 12 ycrr eld heiftf, 1 3 )'cit c'C 1 eifcr, 3 milch cows Will be For oyer fifty years the has lett all othera in the. manufacturing of high grade Stoves Ranges Tliey stand above all competition in their line. Do not fail to see our line of stoves when you want to good that1 will give entire Batisf action in the home.

They are built for. those lio want the Ixjst. that their money can buy. rForthbse who know that u(iuality" is. remembered lon after the 'price ia forgotten.

FOR SALEiBY fresh soon, 1 fall calf, 1 bay mare coming 8 years old, set work harness, 1 wetcivl walking cultivator, 1 five tooth cultivator, 1 iron harrow, 1 one horse plow, 1 two horse plow, 1 lister and attachments, 1 one horse drill, 1 stock enfter, 1 mower as good as new, 1 hay rack, 1 hay rake, 1 hay buck and other ar-' tides too numerous too mention. At the same; sato W.t James will sell; the following property on conditions of. sale. Head of Cattle' 12 year old heife.r and calf, 2 ewaanb calves," 3 -'year-, ling calves. TK1IMS; All snms under $5 earii.

All sums over $5 a mid it of 8 month will be given without interest; if paid when due, if not paid when due to draw jier cent date. wt cent off for cash. -r Mrs Anna Uoof Prop. A. West Clerk W.M.

Bran imm Auctioneer. TORBETT PARRISH id Charter Oak Co. A full line of 9 C- Clothing and men's pants, hats, caps and spring goods." Winter Tourist 'Rates TO THE Sunny South Tickets sale daily until April SO, to all principal winter resorts Mississippi, (eorgiay Alabama, Florida, Tennessee, South Carolina, Louisana and Texas. Keturn-limit June 1, 15)04. Full details' on application.

jO.AV. Strauiri)iv. Passanger, Agt. Frisco Koute. Wichita, Kpnsasv Why send to CHICAGO For a sewing macliine when we will furnish you a machine, for less money thin 'any catalogue house will.

We will sell you a five draw. er drop-head sewing machine for and we pay the freight, the same niachin they ask you It.5 in Cdicago and you paythe freight, a srving of We warrant them here at home Also handle? the Famous -'Whit and Fkh'idge IV' the tKing'iof-all sewing machines. Bring iri! your catalogue apil we wvllicofivmee you that'we will do bitter by you 'than any of them will. Yours for busi ness. 221 E9 WiniielJKansas i ti Vi'lt For "S'aleA" got)d new buggy for sale clieap.

For, i iirther; in-fornWtion' iiiuire the News Office. Atlanta is of pros pecting, for.oilj piThp editor has not oltained any, "defrnite 'information as. to like xact location of the first well but it will be done in a month ortju'in; Atlanta, as stated to the editor last Saturday by an employer oT the "Standard Oil Co. is one off jthe most favorably located places. There are several of these men traveling over this part of Kansas for no indefinite," purpose.

There is' one thing that caii bt The ter-rit(fy "and operators can "be bought, so that proven a. failure1 so thact the man who wants to'Vork come in ami get the tcrritory for a small invest-nient. The Winfield wells have demonstrated the fact that gas is present and the; only' trouble is that the well either by unexperienced men or men that did not care or by some, power unseen csnsed the water to flow so strong as to drown all the gas. The editor has seen some of the wells eastern oil fields rufned intentionally; We do-iiot done, here but, that be; doner Will we 1 'stand iliy 1 see: some other -man reap the ''harvest of our field." Let usIkj in ear-rHst and do the things need be done. It nieans money to the farinersy business men arid all.

See John Parrish for farm Mrs.Knth farshall who has been visiting' in Kansas City and in Kind "Oklalioma for some time Pais now returre4 f.fl yteXflK llUc-Ma War Iks. Jowa 7npdW 1mS. I). Lcedyfai-m this week. Rev." liollowayj)reached at the Ch ristiaji Cli'nwSruewFsy night.

liev. CharUe Kimball fwent to AVinfiehnl-sday retflrnfej Wed Our new muslins, calicoes, ginghams, percales chambricsy quilains, Grecian vails, mercerise, chalomais, silk zephyrs, leghorn zephyrs, latest scotch lawns, La Mode buttons, lace curtains, scrims and bedspreads. C.Zeigler UNDERTAKER A 1 way hi, have full istoclv of undertaking goods and coffins. Call at my residence in Atlanta, Kansas HOXK Miss Allies Crocker who lias been at St Josojulv, for some time returned Tuesday. Hon "Wilson from Kock was in city Tuesday.

L. K. Mogle just received the -best line of; optical goods In the Ciive.hini a call. J)03Mam Win field, Kansas. F.

AV. Tompkins who accompanied Mr" and Mrs Jno 1 avy to Iowa about two weeks ago, returned to Atlanta Wednesday. Mr Nelson from Wichita was h. Atlanta transacting business Wednesday. 'Subscribe for the Xcws.

1 have some bargains second Iiand watches sortie as good as new For ladfes or men. L. A.WKDDIXG. Cupid has been twit again with Jiis arrows and compels us to ar-nounce the marriage of Albert Batch to Miss, Daisy K. Kejley loth'of ttais'city.

A goodly number of friends were, present. The bride-was daintily dressed in charming tints and the-groom in usual black. The bride and groom are estimable young people and Atlanta -regrets Miss Daisy very much, but we expect to keep them bot as they will ''occupy the Otis Fabian place. So we wish and Roper that they will always fi ml the soa of life calm and 'uwruff led. The Ladies oml Misses are mos fonMall.v invited1 to call and insect our new line of Hprinr Hats on exhibition Friday and Saturday.

Crocker. Subscribe for the, News' (iKAXI) CHXTEH Fanners aw busy getting ready tor1 Spring work. v. Keith Moss is clerking for Jim (latos at Mt. Vernon.

Quite a number of Urand Cen ter's young people attended Chur ch in Atlanta last Sunday evening. V. P. Sweet of Winfield came up arid' took his cattle, home on last Monday. The signs of the tiiwe suggest a wedding in our locality about the middle of the werk.

No doubt before tlie many readers of the News have the pleasure of reading these items, there will be two fluttering hearts beat as one. Through some terrible blunder we have not yet received any sign of an invite. But expect one any moment as no doubt they will want the most promiwntawV distinguished there. Kext week we will give you an elaborated description of this swell aifair. Get you neighbors to subscribe for the News so they too will not be deprived of this priceless, article.

Did you notice our mail boxes Talk about the hardships, of a farmers life what could bring more joy and hapiness to the human heart than to have the Atlanta News brought to your door every week without hiakimr' a special trip to twwn for it. We understand Less Moore. lias sold his farm and is thinking of moving to Oklahoma. Wo re-grot very much to have Less leave us. George Wingert and II W.

Woolsey expect to ship their fat cattle to Kansas City in a few days. There was. to of been a nwe-ting at this place on last WeiiEiMssday evening for the purpose of talking telephone, but owing to the inclemency of the weather no one came out. FarringcrN Owl Drug Store sells best goods at be4 prices, We have an immense stock ef new wall-paper, to 1k sold at a bargain: -KistU Ave. Wintiekl, Kansas.

Mr Rask and wife were jiere visiting their father and friends They returned to their lioiudTlijir: ddiy nuiraing. The New Storfe Emerspn And Kelley "lb Orniic-ynohK of Win-; fields is a candidate for the 1 efiW of coronei; subject action of the reinibiican county convent-J tion. T)r lieynxdds Is a thorou-j jrhly.qualifiwl physician and a lifJ time influential republican. The! party wmdd do well to ulace him1 on the ticket. Subscribe for the News Prof II.

Foster its- suffer insj from aw attack He may mt abler to finish his for those reasons. His many finds wish fr a hasty re-1 co'ery thai tiel may complete, his schools nesday nooii. V-.

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Pages disponibles:
32
Années disponibles:
1904-1904