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Burton Baptist from Wichita, Kansas • 8

Burton Baptist from Wichita, Kansas • 8

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Burton Baptisti
Location:
Wichita, Kansas
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8
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sf C7 cjyWVtf Ck CvaAa THE BURTON BAPTIST. ONE-OLD-CAT. Before Buying Do not fail to call and examine our Complete Line of SAVE! YOUR Hard Earned Dollars By Buying Your Boots, Shoes and Slippers SUMMER (SLOTHING. Hats, Furnishings, Umbrellas, Etc Childrens Suits a Specialty at the ONE T1UCE HOUSE. BITTING 126 128 E.

Douglas -At- KANSAS. WICHITA, RANDMA sat at the window one afternoon, knitting. In a group, on the gronnd below, sat three little boys dressed in blue sailor suits, red stockings and polo caps. What nice looking little boys, thought grandma. Presently up jumped one little boy and said, Come on, fellows, lets play something All right, said another boy, One-old-cat.

Then they all ran into the house. Hear me said grandma, I thought they were good boys; but they seem to be going to tease pussy. In a few minutes they came back. One of them carried a large club, while another had something which grandma, who could not see very well, took to be a stone. Oh, what cruel boys thought the old lady.

Its bad enough to tie things to a cats tail; but to beat her with a club and to throw stones at her is still worse. Ill be pitcher, shouted one of the boys. There said grandma, he says hell pitch her. Who wouid believe that boys in red stockings and blue suits could be so cruel? Ill be inner, cried another boy. Inner I said grandma.

AVhat does that mean Some new expression, I have no doubt, which I never before heard; but an old lady of eighty years cant be expected to keep up with the times. Its something dreadful, of course. Rut what was the old ladys surprise when the boys threw aside their blue jackets, and two of them began to throw the stone back and forth, one to the other; while the third boy stood between, striking at it as it llew through the air, and sometimes hitting it and sometimes not. There they staid all the afternoon doing the same thing. Why, said grandma, putting on her glasses, and looking more closely, I eclaro I theyre only playing ball, after all.

Well, lrm glad theyTre not so cruel as I thought them. They are such pretty little boys, and have such pretty red stockings, too I But, said slie, after a long pause, there is still one thing that troubles me: Where is the old cat? Nursery. WM. T. DAMONS, N.

A. LEWIS, Mgr. i 10 N. Main WICHITA KANS. Edward il 115 MAIN ST.

WICHITA, KANS. Carry the Largest Stock of Watches, Diamonds, Silverware, MUNSON HCfTAMApy THE LARGEST goods and' Jilliiier Huse IN KANSAS. -In the City. All Goods Guaranteed Satisfactory or Price Refunded. MUNSON McNAMARA, We Sell the Best Class of Goods at Reasonable Prices.

We also do all kinds of Repairing and Engraving. EDWARD YAIL CO. The Studebaker Mfg Co. Wm. Matthkwsox, Pres.

A. 1C. Doihsk, V. Pres. C.

1C. Curtis, Cash. IS THE -T II E- Largest Wagon and Carriage Works in the World. The Best is Always the Cheapest. gaoings JJank of ykyta, Interest Paid on Deposits.

DOORS OPEN ON SATURDAYS FROM 7 TO 9 O'CLOCK P. M. THE STUDEBAKER FARM WAGON has a world-wide reputation, and no farmer should be without one. THE STUDEBAKER OARRIGES are used by the nobility of Europe and the wealthiest people of this country. Z.T.

BAKER, Agt, Cor. Market i st Sts, Wichita, Kan. Kansas. Wichita. i.

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About Burton Baptist Archive

Pages Available:
71
Years Available:
1889-1890