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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08
Hn Dm Mo BUSINESS.
Abd-el-nour. n smugRicr. ProspercI
nj New York city


nj New York city,
New York. Dec. THE great SNUG.
Cling conspiracy Just uncarthed at De-
trolt, where seven OF the operators are
under arrest, had its head and front
In this city, John Abd-cl-nOur, the Sv-
rlln merchant, the largest Importer on
Oriental goods among the local Syrian
business men, and the wealthlest man
In their colony. Is now being searched
Tor by the secret service men as the
man who has received and disposed OF
the smuggled goods the value OF which
aggregates at least $4,000 Ills wife
who gave her maiden name us Zelmn
Gobren when arrested, was leader OF
tho band which brought the rich ORR
entail emhroideries and fine decorative
articles across the river from Windsor
ont. Her brother Assud Gobren. acted
as her chief lieutenant. All these three
have lived since last May In a luxuri-
ously furnished apartment ~ nine large
rooms Ia Naverly place. Just four doors
west OF the most nristocratic portion
OF washington square
Special treasury agents. under the
leadership Of George II, Cross. were
summoned TO the custom house two
hours earlier than usual this morning
ana went oct looking Tor Ahd-cl-nour,
They found his office locked.
II was late IN the afternoon whom
they reached tho house on WAverly
place ana they then learned that their
bird had flown. Abd-cl-nOur received A
long telegram from Detroit on sunday
u was addressed 20 A, Khourl and was
delivered 70 him IN accordance With or
ders previously left by him with the
house attendants. He siept pcacefuliy
at homo that night, however and about
= o'clock today appeared with q valise
In his hand and gave instructions 20 an
express man who had arrived. Three big
trunks were taken down stairs and
loaded on the wagon. and then Add
turned since.
That the special agents here were a
tritie late In going out after Ahd-el-
nour IL suggested by the fact that a
dispatch from Detroit last night says:
The officials here fear that there has
h--- i'""~i'-- Al Ns.s YORK a~1 faii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08

Chieago, Dec. 7.--Evidence OF what
S n,,,I 20 De mysterious and brutal
nh was found today when the
anopI re-, ana hacked body OF a man
" Ma, u's ha, in shipping case in the
my s,.uy between Slxty-third and sixty
ioWth streets. The body had been cut
up 20 NJ the case. and had evidently
yeen shipped from distant point. The
nssu Is not badly mutilated, and the
ponSe nope for identification.
e. me ooS IN which the body was
ienna had evidently been used several
lines, An examination Of the corpse
X Ne Ne doctors seems to disapprove
aNS saeory that the murder occurred at
= distant point. The doctors said that
ue man could not have been dead
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08

story that shows n lack OF watchful-
ness somewhere. Saturday noon spe-
oial Agent OF the Treasury Wood wired
TO the special agent NJ New York, toll
Ing him briefly OF the state Of affalrs
and asking him TO see that John Add.
el-nour did not escape The message did
not reach the New York man, as he
had gone away. Then Washlngton VIVA,
wired TO- and they roused the New York
man, who did not work asslduously.
and finally asked the Detroit men why
he should arrest Abd-el-nour. There
was anger here, and messages ilew
thick and fast. but finally Secret Ser
Vice Agent Carter got mad. and, coun-
demanding the order for the arrest Of
Abd-el-nour started for New York
himself with Agent Downs under the
promise OF tho uAl'cd States ciilcials
that the news would be suppressed rntil
Monday morning. which promise they
failed to make good.
when the treasury agents got around
and learned their man had gene they
scurried after the express man They
found him and traced the franks to
thh house OF relative OF Abd-el-nour,
81 Ninth street.
The agents seized the three trunks
aud then broke into the apartment on
WRverly place. Il was furnished in a
style " Oriental marnincence. and
made their eyes open Wide. Gold em-
broidcred portiercs hung between the
two parlors. Richly worked table scarfs
and hnngings were scattered through
on, the rooms. Heavy rugs OF the finest
textures were on the floors. In a rear
room VAS found large quantity OF the
Same sort Of atnfs. evidently piled hur-
riedly, preparatory In shipment. They
secured q big hnndle OF this nd Win
the three trunks II was cart,d to the
special agents room at Ire tlatnm
house inst at dusk II Is said toi.sht
that ABB ss-nnur Is IN Canada
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08

II n as harmless a. ltbu
II was the universal adve' Z
ical profession that he Nr.'
placed where the general ~,
secure It. and thousands y
every year proved the ssll
good advice.
Only a truly great and ~,
edy could continue, as tt," !.
compound has done, 70 ~
place in the estimation Y y
physicians and OF the tbou',,,. !.
men and women whose oa9 Z.
Judging is from the ac'us "
their own homes or anient =. \.
No remedy was ever y ~
mended, because none "-
pllshed SO much. Il
Today Pains celery Goa,
without an equal for fe'dts
nerves and building W " i
OF the body. II cures t .'a,'.,,,
manently. The nervous p, N, X
general debility from VIZ. N
OF women suffer 50 long ".
gets to be a second naiun
all this suffering and as'r ,,3
DO very soon removed " w
ing the nerves and
healthy blood by a fIe n. !. ~
vitalized fluid. A healthy Nv ~,
petite and a ccrrespo l ~
weight and good spliln r..
OF Paine's celery cqnlpoo Va !. y
Palne's celery conlpe,',I .,,,'.,I
remarkable medical acslt ,e y.
last half OF the nins'ss'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08

Dublin NS,, Dec. Publishers Ca.
aette' Please stop AT ONCE the ad.
which appeared In yesterdays Ga
sei'e' One time is sufficient. as am
delus0d with letters answering same,
and for heavens sake stop 1t. am
continued now that THE Gazette is
the greatest want medium in Texas
Yours very truly, J.H. MEET,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08

=" the Indictment Against an Ex-
Congressman.

Little Rock. Ark. Dec. 7.-Hon. Jere
alaralson Is on trial before Judge Ed
ssr,on IN the federal court here on the
Snarge OF forgery. The Indictment
SSnIains sixteen counts. OF which seven
1919 forging vouchers. four for
da eehs' three forging atiidavits of resi-
Srar, ahu Two holding pension money
Osprook, during 1898 and 1894. HaraI-
M nus been resident OF Pine BLUM for
HH,,se years and did the largest pension
BUSINESS IN the state He Is an able
iiawser. and was, before coming TO Ar
Alabama. NoHstsss rum
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08

more than two days NJ
were found clippings z z
ned from the Pullnlaa. y. y (
the case were found . v. IL s
bearing the address ,, - Il
West Fifty-seveutn y, WA N
Of the letter was w .ss.Ig 4
contents the police
The shipping case 4, \
stamp. indicating tha' 4
been shipped from ~ XII 4
Il that OF a man aeea. III
Of lJ ar a refined appears,in's'.s ~
partially bald. The ,i ~ I'D
s ' Tor a long plq Y Ind n
t ne case carefully EI VIZ N \
yrs found a lock q '. ~ /
IDENTITY that Of 4 w NIKE b j
,ae en- as that "a. ~
dian Of the HlAaA,1
Thirty- Seventh sIsse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08
wMlrncATs, WONG.
The Outlaws Correct Man nv KIN
ing Him.

fprinsheld, KY, Dec. 1.-Two masked
men forced an entrance In the hons.
OF ,Ihqmas Ellington between IL and
o'clock this morning, and In the pres-
ence OF ms Wife and Eve children shot
nun Gtad Edington jumped out or
va When ne discovered the men in the
them, while the other nut 4 hn,Iet ~
his brain. Ediagton has heen warned
several Times BY the whitecaps about
abusing ms family. II Is thought the
whiteSaps intended 10 give ELLINGTON a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08
MAY pRornor rnnMsnLyrs.
Not oniawful for business Men 4.
Combine.

Combine.
Frankfort Ky, Dec. 7.-court of APP
peais decided the case Of elem schul.
ten vs. the Bavarlan Brewing COM
pany OF covington, in which the cues.
lion of boycott was involved. schulten
was retail dealer of beer and the
prewlns company had already sold him
peer 10 the amount OF $50. Tor which
thry allege. he refused 10 pay,
me hrm refused to sell him there.
awef' either on credit or for cash. and
entered into combine with other brew.
"Res VINO also refused to sell to MIN
NJ me original debt was paid. sehni.
Yen Drought suit TO force the brew
cries to sen him beer. but was Knock
ca out OF court ON general demurrer
n in alterward appealed. The case was
The court in the opinion holds no,
It i not unlawful for business mon M T.,
ey5nieeerate together for the purpose
honest credliors '7' us
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08
TIIANIlI.ING AGIlNT,

The travelling agents Of The Gazette
are:
W. II. INGALLS,.
j. n, TERRY.
W, n. MARCHMAN.
H. NJ, NOBLE
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PROF CARL VINCENT
II. T. STAITT
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Letters or authority are given 10 all
other parties especially accredited 10
r..prnannt ihlA pnnar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08

Ground of Misrepresentation.
Coylngton, KY Dec, The case of
Capt Thomas W. tiardcmun, the late
Republican postmaster OF Covington,
who Il under Indictment by the United
States grand jury for making false
vouchers to the postoilicc department at
Washington and obtaining money on
thcm was called FOR trial before Judge
Barr here this afternoon In the United
States court. capt. Hardeman has as
counsel col, Weden O'Neal The de-
fonse adopted h a demurrer 10 the
In pnrt mlsrepresent the facts, and
FOR the rcat that the facts they alegC
do not constitute Il violation OF the
United states postal laws. The main
witness and prosecutor against CAPT.
Hnrdeman Is one OF his own letter car
riors. whom h. appointed because OF
his fathers services to the Republicans,
Because he was giNcn the duty OF drlV-
ing wagon 10 collect mail In differ
ont parts OF the city. Thobe claimed
he was a mounted carrier" and so
entitled 10 the money which the gov
crnments allows for paying horse hire.
Cant IINrdcman made vouchers and
paid the money himself, without letting
Thohe have anything TO do with It.
Another churge is that vouchers were
drawn for the pay Of Carrier Simp-
son, who, IL Is charged, instead OF do
ing his duty In distributing tho mail,
was attending medical colleRes In Gin
cinnati. The defense Is made to this
that simpson did his work regularly,
like other carriers. and that he at
tended the night sessions only at the
medical colleges.
Capt Hardeman's friends declare
that personal and political malice II at
the bottom OF the prosecution, and
they look for his acquittal.
In every yeu oraered ho,,s, n S,,t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08

The men who can hold M train
and rob It IA neatly US the BcnbroolS
gang performed their Job, may well be
regarded MS unusually smart. But
whom a Dallas contemporary attempts
to picture them In the act OF running
on with a 10000 pound safe londcd with
$4,000 Of treasure. we draw the line.
Even train robbera have limit to
their capacity for doing big things,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08

Communities, Ike individuals. some
times have greatness thrust upon them.
Bcnbrools may not onjoy Its record as
a town for train robberies. but /, has
The satisfaction Of knowing It's fame IS
Worldwide.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08

No less than half dozen candidates
have announced themselves for the
Sarsas senatorship Senator Ioha
Martins term expires March 1 next
and he win be succeeded by q RcpublI-
can. Indications point to tie election
OF Major Calvin Hood OF EmpnrIa,
who was business partner OF the late
senator Plumb
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08

trustee. The New York World wants
to know Il the recent shut down put
cfimp in those salaries. like it af-
fected the wages Of his iaborers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08

There have been several new Journal
isac ventures Ia rexas of late. among
which are the Daily Enterprise Of Gle.
burEr' and the Daily Blade OF Bowie.
Roth are splendid representatives of
their respective towns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08

regardless Of the consequences We
merely mention this In behalf Of the
worthy marshais, who have been ac-
cuscd wronsfuily BY the people In gen
eral. w J. L. SULLIVAN.
SnrnnanI CnmnauY u.
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This paper Is kept on iiic and advcr-
Using rates may be ascortalned az the
Office Ut the American Newspaper pub
fishers Association, Temple Court,
New York. or from iis Eastern bush
ness office, As Tribune building New
York.
Western business Office: 500. THE
Rookery" Chicago, H.
s. C. BcckBith, sole agent for foreign
Advertising.
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severe sever, thrashlng, bu. upon meeting
MN they killed him for fear OF being
100 aScoshiSed. There Is no clcw what
~ ohleers are making every effort
10 apprehend the guilty parties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08

The Pepullst administration in North
Dakota left a legacy to It's successor
In the shape Of deficit OF 100000 in
the state treasury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08

When Steve Elkins takes his seat as
a United States senator from west
virginia decent men may ask them.
selves II It pays TO be honesty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-08

Even the PopuliHt papcra are call
Ing kolb down az big biufer.
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DELIVERED BY CARRIER.
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10 cents a week.
Daily and Sunday Gazette, 60 cents
a month
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PiaInview Tex = 7, Il, III
at the residence IN Z NJ 4
miles northeast :. ,.sa..
during The aIIiu' 'ssssssl
dropped BY s ..'s1rs :sss'
ARE. the bullet ssssuf n
Mss AN, Aap' wsSs asia !.
the the pistol. and = III
OF Mr. Ray. Z. 4
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THE WEEKLY GAZE TIE.
One year dssued every Erlday). GO
cents
Sis months. 80 cents.
Al postmasters are authorized to act
as agents FOR The Gazette
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, ny MAIL,

The Daily and sunday Gazette, one
year, 800.
The Daily and Sunday Gazette. ak
months $3.50.
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months. $500.
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month, 20 cents.
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500
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Mexia. Tex, ~ issf
y g.; ,.n ss {slsiiy i isls'!'';
mot %sn i've is' sui ! sA'''
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Entered at the postoflicc at Fort
Worth. Texas. as second-claAs mail
matter.
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Are YOU in hurry with the hlscultG
a friend In need is Or. Prices Baking
Powder.
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In every we'll ordered house well
come guest-Dr. Prices Baking Pow
der
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n rutherford. agent, once. Oriental
Hotel
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-05-03
GREAT BEND. KANSAS THURSDAY. MAY

visiting her brother, w. w. Truxal,
and family and will remain during the
summer. She has been spending some
time in Topeka.
If chinch bugs show themselves in
this county no time should be lost in
securing some of Prof. Shows infection.
1t has been proven death to bugs.
Rev. H. NJ. Black, of Salina, is con-
Quoting a series of meetings at the
Christian church. Rev. Black is a
forcible speaker and his sermons are
listened to attentively by large audi
ences.
A bounceing baby boy makes proud
papa of any man and Joseph Degan
is no exception to the rule. He was
ali smiles Friday and he had right to
be for fine boy who they say looks
just like his papa had arrived at his
home that morning.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-05-03

DOWN in Tennessee the pepulists
recently nominated a candidate for
governor and for justice of supreme
court, and left the balance of the ticket
for the republicans to fill-which they
did-and the campaign is now on with
fusion of populists and republicans
to beat the democrats. This is a fact
that no republican paper in Kansas
will publish for the benefit of its read
ers. Fusion with the populists is all
right-in Tennessee, providing it is
done to beat the democratss but all
wrong III Kansas, because 1t was done
to knock out the epublicans-which it
did, thank the Lord.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-05-03
RepubEcang And the a. P. a.

The spasmodic success attending the
American Protective Association in a
few metropolitan cities in the late elec-
tion showed eonclusively that they are
allied with the republican party. The
republicans elected were all aetiYe and
known workers with the A p AS.
No true American, nolover of liberty
who believes in the Declaration of
Independence as citizen of the repub-
lie will make war on the Catholic
church or any other church. Religious
liberty is a cardinal principal in the
organic act in the bill Of rights and in
the hearts of true American citizens
Hutchinson Headlight.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-05-03
NOTES FROM OUR NE1GHBoRs.
ELLINWOOD.

From the Advocate.
The best way to get rid of some peo-
pie is to loan them S..
1t is commonweal now; it is likely to
be commonwoe before it is finished.
The township is building new bridge
FIVE miles north of town, near Chris.
Books residence.
No wonder there are so many mean
men in the world According to the
papers only the good ones die.
|. Miss Mary McTaggart is spending
the week with her friend, Miss Jessie
Scott, of northeast of town.
The abundance of fruit that we are
going to have this year will be one effort
of nature to give to Kansas her just
dues.
Rev. H. White, the new Methodist
Episcopal preacher sent here, is giving
good satisfaction and is making friends
rapidly.
DIED-On Saturday. April 2zd, an
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Som
merhausen, and was buried Sunday in
the cemetery.
c. E. Banke, of near Oden, sold 49,
dozen eggs to the cyclone Monday.
This is the largest number of eggs sold
to any one store by one farmer in one
day this year.
H. Noelsch has rented the Rohlhng
building. The old stock it contained
has been removed and the building
cleaned and painted, and will be occu-
pied by Mr.. Koelsch for a restaurant.
Brick work is progressing rapidly on
John Wolf's new block. 1t already
shows signs of what it will look like
when completed, and that is saying it
will be the handsomest business block
in the county.
Joe Sprinkler was around setting up
the cigars Monday. Its a boy. All
doing well. Joe thinks if he had to
take the census of the town over again
he could easily make the population a
thousand more.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-05-03
Bishop Vincent and Woven

Aop f41SOAu on0 UQWOAs
The following are extracts from the
Bishops sermon:
The text was taken from Acts, 6, 36:
"A woman full of good works. y
''Dorcas," said Bishop Vincent, Twas
representative woman. She had a
| wOmaD's love for Jesus, the courage
to confess Him and the instinct of
service. Are women better than men?
Some women are better than some
men. Some women are better than
the majority of men. Some women
are bad-filled with vanity, selfishness,
envy ambition, guile. / think that
women are not better than men. Their
evils are less manifest because their
spheres of life are more quiet. They
do not sin in a bold way against laws
on statute books and are not brought
before courts and put in prisons; but
ask women about the sins of her own
inner life-sips of motiYe, desire, pur-
pose and passion.
''Once push her into publicity and
and retired spheres of life and watch
the result. If you would know what
woman can be, read the story of the
commune in Paris and the riots of
Pittsburg. Woman's peculiar endow-
ments and limitations are her oppor-
tunities. She is weak where man is
strong, and strong where man is weak.
She supplants man. She accentuates
by natural endowment the gracious
qualities that man most needs. She
has hunger for love and trust. She is
strong in trust, and man is made
stronger Dy being trusted. Free from
the temptations of the public political
arena, she is able to lift man up. Ex-
posed to these new perils. she must be
with man dragged down."
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-05-03
HoIs1NGFON.

From the Dispatch
Two fine large eagles have been
killed up in Beaver township by ]. R.
Brodie.
Judge Kinseley of this city is being
mentioned for the nomination for pro-
bate judge on the populist county
ticket.
1t has been brought to our ears that
some of Dave Gray's prominent friends
are pushing him for the nomination oi
representative.
D. N Heller is down for talk OF
the subject of horses at the next meet
ing of the Central Kansas Farmers
Institute at Hutchinson.
Hattie Truxal. of Pennsylvania. i.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-05-03
DUBUQUE NOTES


From Occasional Contributor
We have the best show for wheat il
this neighborhood that we have seen
anywhere.
Stock is doing well now on pasture
alone.
Pete Meyers and wife were down to
Great Bend Saturday last-and it was
not show day either.
Pete and Mike Shauf came back,
from near st. Marys, Kansas, a week
ago Sunday, and are now at work on
the farm.
The Dubuque Band" the new
German band, is getting in shape to
make the welkin ring and put the mead
ow larks and other musically inclined
birds TO shame. Success to you,
boys.
John Stoskopf visited the county seat
last Saturday. He had a still better
opinion of Beaver township-and his
locality in particular after seeing the
way crops look between here and the
Bend.
Garry the news to MaryI Isaac
Markell is the fond daddy of Is3
pound girl who came into this lively
world on the night of the 27th OF
April. Ike says while she is not a
voter-and don't think she ever will be
she still is the boss of the household
at present.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-05-03
ALBERT ITEMS.

From johnny So So"
c. F. Hays spent Sunday with his
parents, near Galatia.
By the looks of things the Grand
Central bachelors halD is capturing
all the trade. z. G., the proprietor,
puts four in bed.
II. Jacoby, of Snapper, spent Sunday
last in this place.
S. Golliday and Sig Jacoby spent
Sunday where they have not been for a
week.
John Andree had the girl all right
enough, and it made n. look rather
blue.
Some'of the Albert boys had better
join Coxey's army. Remember you
cannot die but once. boys, so sell your
lives dear.
1t was not the moon coming up in the
west, boys, but was s. J.'s head shining
that you saw.
Charles Keller, who was called up
1rom hlaWa On sad mission, returned
home last Satur day.
Green Cooper was up from Great
Bend last week.
Lewis Gabbert has got his new
'blacksnake shop IN running order.
and says he is ready to pound out all
that comes in.
Bill Schoolce, of Dry Walnut, was in
our city last week.
Fred Ewing, of Clarence township,
is clerking in north Albert for J. S.
Winget.
+ It is rumored that IL. G.. is going into
matrimony soon. Save up your tin
pans.
Lizzie Baihn, who has been staying
at Larned, returned home Monday.