The Maize Critic from Maize, Kansas • 5

'V 1 W. A. 0RAIG, Af COLWICH, KANSAS. OKTA COAL, This is tho way my competitors look after being woke up. XD3 This is 7IIE way they get up and Ilowly And say Ill 'thresh your wheat for four cents a bushel.

THE MAIZE OJUTIO. Published Every Saturday J)y Orlie II. lin'd, MAIZE, Sctlitnlck roimlj, KANSAS. INDKI'EMlENT INALL TlllMiSi NEtTltAL IN NOTMIMJ. bur I' Ij it ion 50 cents per year.

') months 15 cents. always cash. KNTKKKII AT THE COST (H A AT MWZE, KANSAS. AS SECOND LASS MATTEIt. VMNMWMIMMMBBCWMMmmWnMMMIMni Local CRiTICISm mtu nww i Take the home paper.

Pay 50 cents and receive the home paper a year. Grnnulutcil Migur, slv dollars a sack, at Welsh'. tr. Suhscrihe for the Cimic three montl more. 15 cents is all right, and we do the rest.

Your moneys worth guaranteed. -r Notice the advertisement on list page concerning cheap rates to the St. I.oms Exposition, via the Missouri Pacilic Railway. Persons failing to receive their paper are requested to make the same known to us, and we will supply you with an extra l'y- C5Wlicn in tiic city call at Charley Hardesty's Restaurant, 1(0 vest Douglas, for your meals. lie Ins em for 15c and 2i rents." If.

Ilavo you tried that Pickled ItceP at Wolf hf It is nieoainl cheap, -Slba Ior a quarter. tf. Mr. Walt Frantz, the best all round base ball player in the state, bus registered at the Western seminary, and is now attending school here. The editor of the Liberal (Mo) Enterprise has discovered a woman with ICO acres of land which she oilers to the man who will marry her.

We publish this information for the benefit of Billie George of Cohvieh, who has been looking for a snap of this kind for a long lime. MAIlllIEI) At the residence of I). A. Sheppard, near Valley Center, Sedgwick county, September 10, Mr. Edgar L.

Del-den and Miss Mary L. Suffer; Rev. J. J. Maxey, of Kingman, officiating.

A fine dinner was served, and over thirty friends and neighbors participated, and a splendid happy time was enjoyed. The happy couple have the best wishes of their Maize friends. The 'printer cant acknowledge the receipt of a supply of wcddingcake, because wo didnt get uny. D. J.

Wallace, the 'creamery man of Wichita was in Maize Thursday and accepted the two-story building of J. C. Majors for the creamery and feed mill business. Mr. Wallace will put in a ten horse power engine and other improved machinery.

Now you kickers and grantors, swell out, take a big grunt hunt your holes and hide, for the creamery and feed mill is getting ready to start opperations. 1 0i itors, and lie does not let the Chief itch him doing cheap price Threshing and This is 1 1 to way D. F. Ijtlgingtnn, Make track, of Ms compel-i 1 John work. Savoy! pj i 1 1.

t-' Arthur Harrison, who lives north east of Colwich made a most cowardly attack upon Joe Knoblauch, the Colwich feed mill man, on Monday. Last Saturday they had a row over some chop feed that Knoblauch had ground, which Harrison claimed fell short in weight. A few hot abusive words ensued; Harrison going home vowing vengeance. Monday morning Harrison came to town and meeting Knoblauch in front of the store, without a word of warning stepped up to him and knocked him down with a cold chisel which ho held concealed under his coat, and commenced to pound and kick him in the face in a most horrorable inner. At this writing Harrison has not been arrested, but is supposed to have left the country.

This is the reason Frank Booue wore a red neck tie to school Tuesday. Wa liic, wa hie. Any kind of printing that you wish done, let us know and we will try to please you both in work and quality of paper used. Give us a trial order. This office printed 1000 statements for Dr.

T. P. Hudson to he used in tho in terest of his collecting bureau. I It 4k.