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The Labor Review from Argentine, Kansas • 3

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The Labor Reviewi
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Argentine, Kansas
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Mr. has. Reynolds of Denyer, ia visiting Election day has passed. 602 Min Street. Joe Brown.

The Labor Review. The Silver City IS Dooming. Mr. Tbomas McGeors.ia Tis5.ing Excel Spring has opened up to stay. Bior Springs.

in filathe.l fr-- Vm. in in receict of a petition Published every Saturday by THE REVIEW PUBLISHING CO (5 cat Hine aij s' ftp i ale! EMERTani CO. BILL 1E; MOOSE IWo is proving HSTS. establishment of a hospital at Tokekn. David Hunt Sons, sAN IMMENSE STOCK OF, sewers The ladies of the Baptist church realized $40 from their dinner on election day.

The Smelter scattered gold dust spmer GoouS EDITOR3 AND MANAGERS. SATURDAY, APRIL 0,1892. 11th, Grand Ave. Walnut Streets, yesterday. Engineer Atherson of the Santa Fe, is buildinir a nice residence on loto Silver avenue Is being put in good shape again.

Kansas oity, uissouni. I m- r. u. Williams, accompanied by Just arrived and will be offered for the next days at prices never before heard of. We have always every article advertised in such quantities that frt't11 rtir rnstomers that we art; "all sold out and 1AWB COSCEBKIIJO SEWBrAtER.

finer be sister. Mrs. nar nusuauu, RrnndhnrsL Al k. tiUL W1UIX.1JVU 1 If ft subscriber neglect or refuse to lake their paper from the oflice or place to til Mr. Feltenbargcr, of Pennsylvania, is our city.

The smelter company paid its em 'J'his sale this is why we are each time favored with such throngs of buyers. mi i 7 v.MMii nil hnvprc. Councilman Willard resumed the duties watchman the first of tne wee. ui which they are Bent, tUcy are new rru. ible until the settle bills and gire notice discontinue, ployes inursaay.

oves mursuay. Woh the Santa Fein the weenayaruB. Unheard of Bargains Men's Blacl SatecttShiris. At 89e. 50c.

COc and 75o. AH I inn nf Mr, We Invite places i I Wfl.4nocHl 2, If subscribers move to omer T1 lime lour yeai-un i ail wnw ftnd the below their acmal value. i who was airuca. uj iu in Uhildrens riose. Rrt infl dnr' Childrent- i ia their former directum, The base ball season ilaa uuvuvu i Ur.

st-rovlnff. It wis a narrow upm full force. I an. Men's Tennii Flannel hi Mm Cloth thay are held responsible. iiv Wl nuuu Black Jersey Ribbed Hose, for this sale only 60.

nf. trthe Model for the neatest who were Nuns. For 15c. 18c. '20c, worth from ZZc to due- fit and latest Styles.

I and aunt. Mrs. Jacob The Ladies of as I T13111US i.uv.1 luv uoz. vjiniureua cenmiuss ItihhAil Hrtso. extra lonff and tlic heaviest At 19c, 25.

Zoo, 45c, 50c, 60c. Same sold last year from 20c to 40o higher. 3. The courts hate tfectuea mai to paper from lhe oSi'l00 ot and leaving it uncalled for, ia prima facie tidence of intentional fraud, An Tieraon who receives a newsp- There is a new girl baby, at the Uurst Wednesday and Thursaay, 1 TT it. Tin rur- ,1 ana most aurauiv xi.ua iu4 ac.

j. 1 TT lit tc house of Mr. Joe Lyons. turnea 10 mevr uui Sinrti not iail to ouy your oniiaren a nose in 1 morning. Mrs.

Moore, of Springfield, sale as you will never be able to them At 39c and 5Qc gam, at those prices again. I olge for 60c and 75c wu.J vll for St. Johns Catholic 4 19 1 nnrtli 1 lift An fer and makes use of it, whether he has ordered it or not, will be lielJ in law to be subscriber. r. i i in advance, thej is visiting her son, Dr.

Burke, Unr tiUo shirt is made of New York mill church will be blessed by the Right Rev mushp and very fine linen; well made and XXU A 2 AW iieamless black cotton Hose, warranted not to fade or. crock. This is undoubtedly thd greatest bargain in Ladies' hose ever of Bishop Fink of Kansas Uity, h.rnnnn. Tnft ui'o IU DUU1 tU be found any Be sure and attend the Catholic ball on the" evening of April 25th, ARGENTIN wuere. uere.

Cl? frn ha uriBtai i the services fered ItU. VtheRevatherGleason ii" vouio vv picuoo ui guou lab COl iooes; handsome patterns; only 4c. At25o, worth p5c A large Stock of La es' black cotton Ilose in 4 different are bound to give m-tico to the publishers at the end of their time if they do not wish to continue taking theH11-r ia authorized to continue Sending it, and -i voannuaibla until Miss Mattie Matney visited Mrs. Bierman Thursday. pa9tor of the Cathedral of Kansas City and Kilrtz of Kansas City, vipio-li ThfiQA ITnRB 'are seamless, with At ge.

wonli nf At 8ic, won 10c 10 The Columbian Club meets Satur- double heeis and toes, warranted noi ij i quaty JUonsaaie Uamoric, for this sale only (it Kansas. The five divisions of the A. O. H. 1 il In III I.I I 1 1 nilll I1UUUMULVU1I vuu the BUOSCiluarB nut ejpvcss notice, with payment of all arrears jay at K.

P. Hai 03c. At5c worth 8Jc lOt) pieces of extra hose ever offered here in town for this price. An invitation 10 Do Tessnn oreDarinff to Duua win 1b 8CUt to tne pursuer, to attend our4 i nntlmabeen extenaea Kid GlOYCS. dark colors, jou can save 2Jo on each yd.

a house in me ve u. a i ia. 7K T.AiJ lntl.on buy dUrihg this Salfe. Don't miss buy- and Mrs. G.

15. ram, Goto the Model, Cor. 5th HEWS ITEMS- llrirf tl the OiliirfcaiRa Ton will I'lnnda Ihiil nrnulrt Hft P.nH.an 1 tertained her menas nu 7 o- for the lowest prices Anderson clerks are always busy for $1. We will put them in this sale at. this spring.

cq. 1 At 19c, we tb 35c 2o doen Ladies' Cor. p.mlrfhan Hunt has returned to TWiTO CltlZSIlS' ilCK' Xfieoi- j-aj- nj worrti wis luai uc.oi oum iui icsa mau At 9Kn otatUi KS( 9.0 r.Vll of PTtnentiotl. I -r. He handles the best groceries in town 7.7.

Atzae, wonnouc luuaoien extra uc9 work after a short vacation. ed XiXCepl mo uu any good aiooruu in.s is noi du well shipei L4dieS cbrSats, the best cheaD oualitv that is eellineall over town i Fellow laborers, stand as one. 'United we stand, divided we fill." and the people know it. If yon have no teeth, ot are teeth, vou should THE VOTE FOR 1HE LIBRARY CARR1XD BV SIXTY MAJORITY. npirl at the "election I a.

95n. tiiit. t.Kn S5n onalitv. Call I nn i i sale lur Mammotli April ale and see for yourself. At 6c: worth 4 bales of Red Star un: ne vuic uvyiiw Dieacneu iuusnn.

anaiiti Tnav was rather light, yet mere, Flannel; best goods for boys waist and eTer shown for this price. "7Jonductor French has taken Conductor Logue's car on the Cut Off. Mrs. Mvles Birrett who has btien 1 mana cSi rra in ilia m'lTCdt Set. Dan miss At Ic.

worth 7c 1 Case df vard widn was a lively contest waged in all ine TL entire CitW ticket imylng it this week; you can some i bleached Muslin, the Saihe as Bold so rap- 1 1 i. visit Ur. Roy Dentist, at 2nd. liver avenue, everybody knows him. Agent for Dangler Gasoline stoves, Gernard Refrigerators, Wabash Screen Doors and Clintdn Wire Screen.

E. WiecoskiE. i ovrpnr in 111c IUIJ IU UU1 14SI P' 113- At 5c, worth 1 150 Diecca of best dress A nf nirnrlli Kin; 20 nieces of iUforsomeweeKsisimpruviu Dodson by i -a-; befttj Linen Crash at only 6c. Caliobes: tew sprtnar baderfas and Soli every wuerc ior jo. CI 11 VI iVl JJ'.

Mr, Sarah McDowell is visiting y. In the second her daughters in Shawnee township, a laTJ cJuncflman and Dau tjaIo Vms mnlpte walk awar. Thre Great Bargains in fable Linens At5oj worth l5io 100 pieces of the beSt Indigo Blue CilicQ, with red ticket, ouly 5d Mr. Will janscy, i a zettrotn nau p- f- j. V.

Anderson will sell you more 333 P. ivoam rJma.b. 31C- bc 1C0 pieces of lVbt nnncH I A. T-m-' lllll ill V. I uf.i..

I qualjty Light Calioo, all new ahd choice BToctrrieH for le money man any- paten a ul -rwho made "the race is mwavo nuiu iui ii mio oi.iv i l-97 PaU erBS. nlJ 41C- bbdy in town. Try him. Val. Andries X2 SaV Messrs.

Parker and Reichart decli, el to Killmer for clothing. VZ Su At 55c, worth 75, 5 pieces of extra nne i rt -n l- 1 ..1. Ab U'JU, VI I I LI JIDIjCO Wi colics mmv bleached Pure Linen Damask, nearly yds 9 Two Bargains in Bed Spreads. wide and never sold for less than 85c will Killmet for farnishing goods Mr, Knt)W "Vl he right ni-r, At K9 nnrlh 8Sn fiO Bei 85c; Vw 1 MAnhP tr ll tXL AVlllVH 1 la f-r CV IllcLL 11V. in I spreads, the iame ai always ibid for 1 Viaimife I rn.A MAr i At 39c, worth 50c.

15 pieces of best Tar If you wish bank n.a Fe. for the place. IB 2 this week only 59c kev Red Damask, all handsome and new At 79c. worth $1.2550 Crochet Ted Al patterns, only for tins weeK at 3c mi 1 Items, only for this week at 39c. T7 1.

1 The biggest bargains iu Sheetings on Spreads Marseilles pakers and large siztf I un- will mv vou to ca at tne ust oiait fcovncil, Messis. The Model is selling the best goods Uy respected fore. -f at the lowest prices of any store in nn he smelter, Mr. Blundon, of J. It.

Olliges, opposite c.t Ed ward holds a responsible po- ishcad quarter for and Associatiotl of Co wiih the Fe company, oualdmrchesheldtheirses and. this week. a large At 14Jc, worth 20. 8-3 pieces of 9-4 We Can Save You Money of price bleached shewing at the Unheard of 14Je. here They Clanemont Shectines.

Is nlwavtf on nana. i ant itiiJii St VJil I The Argentine Saengerbund wui m. reliable bu5iness in avnc a -tl-i business uiv.uj Wl ifli ia lli hpat nnnlitv in Arlf ft and to buy tvi best nlace in town 5 rL-0' I lilt (111 1 are ail goou Thel ball at Noke' worih one-half more than the well known mvp a rnncert ana Great Bargains is Black Dress Gouk 80s Henrietta for i9V; 40c Henrietta for 29c. 60c Henriettc for 45c. 80 Kenribtta for BOo.

75c Henrietta for 50c; 66c litnrietta for 75e. 1 lie'ri'rietta for 75c 4, 25 Henrietta for 1. 05: 49c Bedford Cord fcr S'Jc. 60c Bedford Cord for 50c. Bedford Cord for 75 $1.25 Bedford Cord for 98c: eroceries is at Anderson's.

7 ana will are 1 1'eoerell brand, will cro tius wean at me Opera house on the 18. new memucr u. equally good men and the 5 Miss Minnie Way gave a delightful entertainment Tuesday evening in honor of brother Frank's birth' 1 restassureu i city are tin fc for the mowmgprices! 8- 4 unbleached st IGo, worth 22. 94 uubleaohed at ltc, worth 25c. "I04 unbleached at 20c, worth 23c.

tf-4 bleached at 18c, worth 25c. 9- 4 bleached lit 20c, worth 10- 4 bleached at 22c, worth SCe. li iidu all Hollf IS Go to Killmer for Shoes, Hats and Cap's. Killmer lead on Shd2" a i' go get his prices before buying elsewhere. Every Pocket Knife we sell is warranted.

REICUERT WELBOrN. Mr. John Cibbs had thirty chick- council GHestf4g ens stoen Monday night. A neigh, tward- the I and Striked at corrsstooudiuriy IlUU miss vujriug in.a wwi sheeting you will need this spring. bor lost tourteen anu na.11 a uumu, corn.

West, Kansa City. Retries tViese crreat bargains we have manv others, so 'twill pav vbu to" attend OUR GREAT APRIL SALE. Headache ana cnraigi, Tne MOoei uy to7 Bacon, 88. bcnooi iu, dreams, fade away before the magic tem of strict integrity and fair dealing Blake lo6; iXenceof Dr. Whitehall's Megn with aii, has indeed become a model SoldbvlO store and a household word.

AI. School board, Pens 1 1. ue? Money reiunueu uuv -1 Brakeman Ueorge uuiro, unu rodj QI. the misfortune to nave an inc mi our' 65 Egan, 52. bcnooi uu, 44 cott, 100; Bradley, 4- Don't forget Anderson when you rant nice, fresh groceries.

Go to Killmer if you want a Trunk mashed off of his lettnanawnue rnas-ing a coupling last fall, has been given the situation of switchtender at Spring Summer Goods 4 ft OH I Holliday. or Traveling Bag. Smelter. There are more buildings in the llI6 Main Street. Mrs.

llosan hit taken charge of on Metro- course of construction in Argentine Thursday was biy day. than in the two Kansas Cities combined, ur- i A "Rmwn has had an elec Dick D.Dekruyff is weighing matt in the yards. prfinlnvea at MADE EASY. VUICK. lu.cil jraoUllllC JJ HJj a.

4. hi im. hiv juiuh'j vwifyiiju i.ul Coolers Filters, White Mountain Cream Freezer, dearmond lawn Mow "i ,1 llr-n Snimrirtr Stat flAolrm Strtvfltj a.Ail lVToil-i tllU VJ IU 7 politan ave. and thoroughly renovated, and refitted it, she solicits jour patronage. First class meals 5o cents.

rrx'n Trtri Tnn "Rpstntirant is as the trie lteht placed in front df the Brown 1 u. 1 ml.i nf CnrdoTi Tnola Korlca and SliAviola. imlrprii rnt! block on Strong avenue, waiwi muth to its appearance. J.UOIB, all aiiivja vi ivi. vw.

7 1 Hardware, etc. 4 WW his snouH re- XUV UW" firet. olrtsa in every morning, ne wah morning. TcT he which has which has Lemen circus, when was CO (f 'i i T31 lliuivuivu, respect. It's tables are supplied r't a.re of th 1 517 519 Main Street, Kansds Gityi art out on the road" again.

They above. stated. nCrT: thoarkoUffdra start out (ab3utatwa ek, ospital. been Julia Kognlar boarders Vomtule Campbell, who has been a Arpnt np 11 favored 01 tne sous. fti can vroc.k: transient 25 P.nt little damage wai done here by carrying waier-ii n4s been O1 foreman Thomson g1 ideal.

iHLES W8HILEBS hmrles DauzeAhbtri, The Old kelkble Dealer In i i ii 11 iiiu utvi mmmsmmmmim luu 11 ia si irecriro promoted Jo a 5 Mr Con Hay was arrested tor on the yaras au Dry Gnutl, Notions, Ms, Caps, ffcofej Skflt. Dan Fitzpatrick is on vu. JbA been employed and arrainged befoie Justice amitn. 3a. on di vw He gave bail and was released until up rooms for day boarders where the ft! rl will he held.

best of meals can be had at the very Boot Stioe Makeh, AL WOMK VARAXTEED. U.O. xoiy, "T.7;oirn.rt to his Etc.) Etcv Metropolitan Avfei between and 3a UC fU nn.n i and hest i lowest brices. 2- on the yards, na home at Riverside, Iowa. ivliimcr uk -i 1 A in.

rirove is nuttine a large stock Corner 1 Seventh Main. A. M. Thompson anic 3 1 omr.eries. aueeiisware and and crpt nrir.es.

i B. position of 7 01 J- Enrlght'i BIA CKSM1THSHOP On tha corner of State, and Bare glassware in the John Connors in the West End addition, on T. G. JHRV1S, VIWJ. 1 A Model" lesion on Economy.

frtTAT noFSStn RAILROAD MAN. pace department 101 years bok his departure for Paso Friday mornihwhere take Strong avenue. liars yijii seen the wcuderfiil Does all kinds of wot In Elriysa Baiiins: and Job it A iVi-T- 1 te, 1 services at the Baptist Tuesday morning as we were going im.j chWtrA Smelter that place, KoMlThotnpsonis Ine aepariu.c men in Dv.OO Work-pWnipUr doncatl the polls to discharge the duties ot churcn closed last aaiuruay evemu. an American citizen, we met a friend a great many souls were converted an rmnlovee of the Santa Fe rrtptincr': SPECIAL CW 1 lULCOO tcs, Give IL 6 -0- deoartmeni. ins ui.pi-'""':- VU.iv I it 1 i iii i.

ty and "Sodc. Mr. Lafe. F.ncher, aUading kjiS At $3.8. 11 v.

111 1 1. line, and special atVentiohgiven I'd re- inincr he was wearing we ux of he Weber Uomeay company, -t' Thompson. Stylish Box Coats, assorted colors, worth $5,00. the liberty to ask him Bow he could visltinfv his parents in this tity. this vacait to dress so ekt.avagantly.l Uraiw Thompson charmkd THOMPSO.

BARBER SHOP. ROBERT WII.LlAMSi Prop. Class Work. Gall and See Me with' Metropolitan ave. bet.

2nd ahd 3d. week. uimu" Yauor Stoye Hade flu .00. Raid he, I am often accused ot ex. iWagance in dress, htit there is bpfore his oe- Frpd Pilcher and Basil Silver avenue, between ist.

and and ISWSb 6.te employe, of r.hoi'c'e etan elegant stock vi nitniv.tot)Obular vounsc men lli J. WALTER, -rii-ru--. eirincr. the uuiiOr 'l Apartment presen- ib cttt? PRRTENTAl VE FOR of fine Broadcloth and Eng-! 4BBBV IUU Jl" I10 LllVtlnl iv I a tailor from $30 to tor a suit of Hothes, I buy my clothing of the in Kansas Citv. at about half 01 v'laiuc, er I the lilast iurna.s editor of this paper last Monday.

JJ Mr. A. M. Thompson itb i a ulor 01 ims VH' ted Mr. A.

ivi. Srvtu-dded Cheviot Jackets and KeeN LEAB POlSOn. ers, $5-oo; worth $8.50 and Uur west imiu nciSiiu3, token ot tneir OToaan LisuT co. the mor.ev, that wear as wen, as 11, fit as ttorseShoeing aj Specialty. Shop coroer reatth and Ktte Argon tine look This, enables Bros, jvho Mve tfe9 $10.00.

(GUABANTEip.) tr a ri nr i a wu irr ii t. j.i iuc ob hnt nnP. Rv onenW. will nive their first perfor 75. inn tais uiirs tilin alwavs have an mance here oh A Sfhioid At 4.

four Youna, lion at BL -UT1cefi their 1 For sate The choice of an elegant as abumknee ot good and I have lately received eived Nothing equal to it in usei ii tonw oompounao i oi i Juice 6r d'6tsajQl4 berbs," comsininj tbl jrjsjrfjE OF Till! PEA.CB. from Central Park, N. Y. a so a ppwb de the would advise my friends who think exclusively oy Mul nnl nuftlities. It is pieBuvi very large elephant and a new ca ii mission, ir'e nd expressed ni.

Arnt'ine men; and nresentation peecnna cf sortmeat of Caps, all colors $4.75 worth $6.50. rnmnlete stock Mies'. and uiguD. 1 I 1' ..1 a anil IttM I I to tdRe ana. is aaiveu a jColle.ctlodsromptIj"in'(li Jlefriipolitin'kVentie between 2d Sd should be patronuea oy uui the high he tne extravagant to uy u.

Santa Fe Elevator. Meii Quit-Thursday thr. men employed at the stotmed work. Will return. loty appetitB.

pruy ic blofld; driTe ibe rf rliamat's T. W. Anderson is havmg .4 Urge citizen, a gentleman 18 tonsili ChUdren's Jackets at low prices; Idilicn built to his grocery store at 3 thelabonnl min Mr. arlriiimn built to his grocery neuraigiaJrim the sysirrq, w.ea.v., -j ii.l ffiri.in!i-"di.irrhoaa'. a'tt'l rrt and Miver ave.

Thompson Wen-j Thompson was of love ind esteem trouble grew ou of the fact that they this manifestatibn TllErOPniRiNDMABLri preYeht cfiolera and cholera morbus. NOifes OPERA. tlOtJSI IJLOdK, lilt IVJIMVI The addition will be a brick, structure and have a frontage on Silver aye Mr. Anderson will occupy exitire KiMini Vff with his larce stock of 'groc by rits.old empiov. 4 ru hts heart re T.O.'.ni Metropolllafi Are.

Jni Si U. i Mi i Get a first-ciasf sliiiv jjnj4 h.ir 1- Uiet AfPt DEaun GLoati in.i v11 i ia the occasion- V'g3 were not marting rj-wswnaui nm. Why sr.ITcr With" hdadacho When "you can cure it iii l' minutes with The Whitfltall Me.srini.mc 1 Vfrirlinon has been rfih T.r.S that could be pro clli 111- A lUetirepoiitaQ "avenue, Argeniin. 1 1 k.j thp la.re trade Tiie Wairt Street vlded on so iori and a most delightful evening which his ehterprie ami-fair has-Uuilt up, all oi which he de-; served was fpcttt, 'Oaski1 1 fe Druggist..

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1891-1892