davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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John A. Sutter rye whisky, 81 a bottle.
B. K. Bloch & Co., sole controllers.
The record-union., 1896-02-11

THE FOUNTAIN, 516 K, has the best
clam juice, chowder and steam beer. Call
The record-union., 1896-02-11

cigarettes you don't get the best.
Ii you don't smoke Sweet Moments
The record-union., 1896-02-11

T B. REID, dentist, Masonic Temple,
Sixth and K streets. Office hours to ..
The record-union., 1896-02-11

MILLER BROS. 1116 street. carry a
full line of oil heaters.
The record-union., 1896-02-11

Hops still Moving.
Five carloads of hops were shipped
East frem here yesterday
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SEE HoDsoN's s5c Portraits. s1s K st
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AUCTIONS.
3 E L l. & C O.
Real Estate and General Auctioneers

hedI EAlage DUO beneraI Aucti0neeIss
40 j Street. sacramento.
DEGvLAR SALES DAYS, WEDNESDAY
i a. ana Saturday at 10 O'Clock. PARTICULAR
attention paid 10 the sale of Real Estates
House sales. Sale OF Farms STOCK, ETC., etcs
Consignments solicited Highest price pai4
for ali kin2s os Household Goods.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31
M>m Nemjabr rs Mor9em.

felt pD1ig abgeitreift, ct mar lulti9
Bis gum uebermutb uno reolelig llber
bic MaBen.
Sag, Mgnes, mein @&db&en
Mas bebeuteten porbin 9eine perbalz
tenen Sbrdnen?" fragile er feline
8raut.
sd bate fu:4tbare 3abni4merz
3en!" ermiberte iie la4eno. r@otilob
lie 1inb porbet, feit t@ 9r. @Dp:us
8raut btn!"
@ppius tonnte ii@ Dor 2a@en rlht
balten:
runb i'd einsebilbeter Nurr giarb=
te, Did nanble bic Quit gu peinen an.
meil tb tpeg3iebe! ga. tbut nt4ts! oe1
.3abnf@mer3 mar bod Der @liidsz
FILTER, Der @bepermittler. Sd erbez
be pou 9antbarteit mein @las aui
Mcnes: 3abni@mer3 unb perbaltene
S6rdnen NIT benz inntgen Wun14e,
bab 8eibe ni4t miebertebren!"
vPapa," fliifterte 6rau 9eotng III
rem @atten gu. rSieb NAL, mte Der
@ett auf uni eren @ppius mtrtt!"
IS mo!!" entgegnete &atb 9eoing.
uDu irri i! Dos 1T ber @ett Der jun
oen Qiebe."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31
3cr Noutan Der bourboMii1en
Y%rtn3enin.

6ieriiber 1ino peri4ieoene 2esarz
ten i'm umlauf, mie aus fol9enoem
8eri4te gu erIeben: -.
prin3eHin Glpira BON Bourbon, Die
So@ter bes ipaniiden Sbronpratenz
penten Don Carlos, beren 2iebesro:
man nit benz r0mii4en Woler 5olp!
iebt pie( be1pro9en wiro, 5d6lt "a
Sabre. Man i4ilbert lie als e1ne
bo@aufgei4ohene Dame NIT nltt eDer
l40nen, aber 1pmpotbt14en 3u9en'
SSbre @ernanoten bebaupten, oob tie
bo9grabig bpiteri14 1T. Nergangez
men CONNER begab 1ia Donna GlD1ra
in 8egleitung ibrer @eieqi @aftsoame
na@ @iareg9io, benz betannten Seeba<
be an Der Mipiera bi 2%eponte, no Don
Carlos cine 8iQa befibt. Nabe bel
0iareggio, in benz Dorfe Gomaiore
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31

sic bod! @erbaltene 9brdnen - baS
perbittert bic @eele! Meinen sic!
Msnes fab eritaunt gu ibm auf
perfu@te gu ld4eln uno pl0Bli@ ran:
men ibr bic Sbrdnen ibers @eiiht.
Isle leiben 10 febr," ftammelte @p:
plus unb audi in feline Mu9en trater
SbrGnenperlen. .,Menn t4 muir piiBte
pesbalb sic meinen? Wte 9lid:
lib tpGre i@, penn - penn i& bel
@runb mGre."
3D., nein!" ermioerte @gnes treu:
tsr3ig.
r@o-o-o?" iagt 0r. @ppius
unb lei9enblab be9ab ct fiA an lei:
men plaB unb feBte ii@ erregt nteDer.
v6err Dottor! Warum baben @it
1i@ pieber entfernt? @inb sic mi,
b01e?" fragile nun nit leiier, 3agenbe1
@timme Mgnes.
Dr. @ppius '%oB bas 8lut 81
&opfe por @rregrng; CT erbob fi& uni
rtef BON fetnem plabe aus:
v805e? Sd begreife ni&t, mie mai
IL reben tam! I'D Sbnen bo1e? ST.
benin bas iberbaupt bentbar? unb
menn sic midi nit TiiBen treten.
audi bann ni9t. Mtt 20 Sabren
1olten sic bod 19on mtnen. bat
sic bas rei3enbit tie Mab4en bon BET
Welt finb unb. "
Or. @ppius fpra@ in bieier Som
art fort, naberte ii4 babel Mgnes
@9ritt UNI S9rttt obne es gu be-
merten, unb als er nun Dor tbr ftano
unb ibr liiditrablenbes @eit4t iab,
murbe ct nod beftiger unb er 19rie:
Limb baB t@ Sic aus ean3er Seele
liebe, oab t9 sic perg0ttere, miiien
sic i@on LANCE unb sic 54peigen!
@o3u bat @ott Sbnen bic @praGe
unb bic fife Stimme ge9eben? Gum
@4mei9en?"
rMber, lieber @err Dottor!" begann
@gnes. &aum bate @ppius bas
Wort rlieber" bernommen, als CT Mo>
neg 9dnbe ergrtff unb Tie nit "liz
benben &li1 en- bebedte.
Da traten papa unb Man1a bere1n,
in jeber 9anb cine @ettflal4e:
Or. @9pius bate feline @dllhterrz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31

@pra4e ibertra9en, etma gelautet
bdtte: v@iebit Du, gu @abenpater.
pte traurig Define etn3ige SCOOTER lit,
petl Dr. @ppius ni@t nit ber Spraz
DE beraus tann? @iebit Da nun
Elm, tpie @e9t ib nit benz @ett bate?
SEPT 3iebt @ppius in bic 5erne -
unb tebrt ni4t pieoer! l1nb mer
trdgt @@ulb baran, bab bie1e 3mei
jungen. lteben Meni 4enttnoer nit
chamber ni4t 9lidli@ tperben? 9u,
NIT Detner iibertriebenen uni tnnigen,
pbiliitr11en r@e@tf9affenbeit," nit
Deinem feierli9en proteit gegen hSa
barmlo5en @ett!"
81. @ppius tonnte ni@t gut an
benz @e1prd@e tbetlnebmen, neil In
1einer @eele Elm febr beoeutun9spoQer
&f eefibrt tpurbe, 5mif@en 6er
2ieb, unb ber Be14&9;n1"i+. Sic
2iebe tpoute bic @pra4e be%auftraaen,
Der rei3enben Mgnes aqerlei mit3u<
tbetlen, aletn bic 8ef@etoenbett legte
ba9egen @ermabrung Elm, inbem lie
barauf binpies, baB Elm 10 ern{ter,
rGd1erner, langnetligsr Sci ele, ipie
Dr. @ppius, nt4t bas &e4t hdtte,
UNI cine 9anb gu freien, bic einem 10
liebli4en, munteren, poett14en Mdb>
&en, pie @gnes es 1T, gu eigen ae>
bDrt. Ser &f blteb unenti4ieoen.
Mls man Sbft unb &df e gu Slide
bra@te, erbob ii@ pl0bli@ @atb 9ez
bin9 unb bat UNI @nt19ulbt9ung,
bab CT ii@ fir einen Mugenblid entfer:
ne; ct bate ii9 foeben ertnnert, bab
CT cine auberorbentli& mi&tige &naez
legenbeit iofort erlebi9en miRe; bte1e
auBerorbentlide mi&tiee @nselesenz
beit betraf bic 9eraufbef0roerung etz
11er i'm Seller beftnbli9en 8atterte BON
@ettz6laf@en. 5rau 9eotng TAB
inn belorgt na@ uno mubte nun
au& UNI @nti@uloisung bitten. oab
iie fir tur3e 3eit bic @tube perlaNe.
@ppius, ber 1@on frlber bemertt
bate, bab Mgnes nur nit Mube ibre
Sbrdnen perbalten tonnte, er9ob it'd
NUN, trat auf lie gu uno fagte nit
unenbli9 giittgem Musorud:
8itte, Trdulein @gnes, >peiaen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31

liegt oa5 S9lob Yianore, ipo Der ebez
malige 9er3og bon parma ben Somz
mer gu perbringen pflegt.
Sn benz @dlol1e pianore arbeitete
i'm Wuftra9e bes ;9er3ogs Der Maler
5ilippo Tolhi. 9teler lit IS Sabre
alt unO geb0rt elmer betannten r0rniz
14en 6amilie an, bic in Der cleritalen
@eieu19aft Roms cine Roue 1pielt.
ST 1T nit elmer Tran30iin perbeiratbe:
unb fat 3nei &inOer. Wan f4tloer'
i'm uls einen eleganten !9errn, Dor
bober @eitalt, NIT braunem 8art II.
9aar. Gr arbeitete INNER fir por:
nebme cleritale Samilien unD wuroi
in bie1en &reilen uls elm 9eleQi4aftz
li9 polltommen Gbenbiirti9er be6anz
belt. Sm @4loNe bes 9er5oss BON
parma bate nit ibm AUDI feline Ta<
mile Wobnung 9enommen. 3mii4en
benz 9er3o9 uno Der prin3ei1in @lptro
berri4te Der reg1te geielige 0erte6r,
an benz audi 5ol4i tbeilnabm, unb
Der rDmii4e Maler erregte i'm 9er3en
Der Prin5eiin cine 10 beftige Nei9ung,
bab biefe ibrer llm9ebung nt6t perborz
gen blieb. !9er3pg Nobert bon parma
appeutrte an bic Sitter 4aft SOLIDS
unb Bat i'm, abaureiien. Tol9i CAB
feline Wobnung i'm @@loiIe Yianore
auf, mietbete aber bafir cine 8iQa in
@iareggo felbit unb lebte feline 8e3iez
bungen gu Donna .@lDira fort. en-
3wii@en erbielt Srau 5ol4i BON benz
2%iebesbanbel &enntntb. Sic mahte
ibrem @emabl uno Der prin3e1lin 81
bra einige leioen19aftli4e @cenen,
rei1te aber oann, BON Der Nusli6tloz
ligteit ibres Samples iiber3eugt, nit
ben &inbern na@ 5loren3 ab. Ser
9er3og bon Parma, Der es bts6er perz
mieben bate, 0on Carlos BON Der
peinli4en Mngelegenbeit in &enntnib
gu 1eben, madte ei1en 3peiten @erlu6,
Bol6i CUR 8ernunft 81 brtngen. Gr
Bot linn Elm 8erm09en unter Der Be-
bingung, bab er fofort no4 Qmerito
abrei1 e, ober 6olhi mics bas Nnerbie>
ten ener9ii4 3uriid.
Nunmebr er56ten Don Saime, Der
G(telt tie 8ruber Der perliebten Prin3elz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31

- Mus 2angbon,i + "'-H 0a=
tpta, nirb beridtet: Der Batter I'M
ssSrrenbau1e, bic Mutter uno neun Sim
Der auf Soften Der tpen1gsn Dsrbliebez
men 1reunbe gu 0erlpanbten na@ Ne=
brasta gelonbt, lit oas tragiide &C.
l9id, tpel6es Die Hangar d1ii9e hielige
oeuti9e Tamilie Sobann Blllhrn's be-
trofen Fat. 8lubm geb0rte gu ben
Pionieren u~nlerer @e9enb, er mar Elm
tiidtiger @e140ftsmann, Elm ongenep'
mer @e1eui4after. ST fam po1iparts
uno bor bier Sabren mar ct elmer Der
rei91ten 2eute, peit unb brett, Sretz
gebig tbeilte ct bon ieinem Wohl'tanD
nit. Damn fam bic Yanit uno in III
rer 6olge bic anbaltenoe ge19ofulwe
0epre11ion. &ur3 Dor Der Ma4l muBz
tie 8lubm 1ih bancroft ertldreA. Maes,
mas er beiab, ppferte er ben @ldublz
germ. 0en flrdtbaren @Hlog. ben
Grlperb jabrelan9cn Irbeitcns 0 NIT
einem Male gu perlieren, Dern1od"+' Der
l9on bejabrte Mann niht AT ii6eripinz
ben, er, Der friiber 0ubenoen pon YIN
fGngern, 1amentli9 aber 9e1t14en,
gebolfen, mar jebt bettelarm. Gr perz
fiel ben, Mabnl finn unb fanb i'"t in
Der !9eilanita(t gu Somesto>pn Nuf@
na6me, 1etner Satin unb thren ueu1,
gum She'll nod unerwo41enen Stint
BERN perl6afften Treunoe, bic Mfittel
eur Mei1e gu Wermanoten. DIS troz
gii9e @e1hid Der Tamilie erregt all
Qemeines 8ebauern.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31

lin, in 8iaregsio, unb atpang feline
S6nelter, it9 NIT ibm nad @pm gu
beseben, ND iie BEL Der perponoten
5amilie bes Tiiriten Moi7imo @ufz
nabme fanb. Dort purbe lie in
f0rmlider @efuneenidaft gebulten.
Sbre 8riefe purben bel@laguabmt,
unb bas gleide S4idial ptoerfubr
ben 8riefen Tolhis, Der iebr balo
ben Wufentbaltsprt ieiner @eliebten
ausftnbis gemaht bate. Iber oas
liebespaar muB bod Mtttel unb Wez
&c gefunben baben, UNI nit chamber
gu correiponoiren uno bic 5lldt Der
Yrinsefin gu pereinbaren. Sim 5.
Mopembsr er3pans bic prin3eIiin cine
Spo5ierfabrt, auf Oer lie ppn ibrer &C.
iell9uftsoame Signora Npd]t3 be-
gl:itet mar. Sn Der Yia Wa5ipnale
puroe ibr Wugen bon eirem anberen
s%ingebolt. Sn oemielbeu Iusenblid
mubte ibr Wagen Dor einem Strobsnz
tarren balten. Sic Y1in3eNin 5pran9
aug t6rem Woeen 6eraus, beItteg ben
lroeren unb mar nd9 wenigen Sc
tunpen ben Wusen ibrer 5ur SalsIaule
er 5tarrten @siel19aftsoume emit
idpunoen. sic begab iid lofort nad
Dem 8abnbof, np fe bon 5oldt er<
partet purbe, unb fubr nit tbm nu4
6rantrei9.
Na4 neueren Wittbeilungen BON an
berer Seite begtnnt jeoo9 bic 2iebes<
affaire ibren romantii4en Nimbus gu
perlieren. SOLIDS 8ater mar @6reiz
ber i'm pdp1tli6en Staatsamte, iein
Ontel, Mon1ignore Tuldi, perpaltete
ben Peterspfenntg unb perlor I'M g0r=
lenipiele mebrere Mi0ipnen. TolGi
lelbit gilt als Elm mitteln1dbiQer
&iin1tler unb als elm Wii1tling, Der
l6on pegen mander Strei9e bon 1iU
reoen gemadt bat. Dor eint9en Sab
rem entfiibrte er bic Graieberin Der
&inber bes Mur6e1e Sbeoboli. Man
nDtbigte i'm, iie gu beirutben, no6
5ipeijdbriger Gbe lieb er jepo4 bic
5rau nit 5msi &inbern i'm "tteflten
Glenb olein. Die 5rau lebt iebt
DON Der MilotbQtieteit ariitotratiider
Tamilien. BON Prin5eiin Glpira erz
3ablt Shirt Ma7imo, Dab 1ie pon I'M
bere9enbarem We1en unD hn1tert14
lei, 1opie bdufigen N%erpentri5en I'M
%ter1pprfen mar. Oa lie Solbis perz
laHene Trau tennt unb iid BON ibrem
S9id1ale geriibrt 5eigte, 70 9luubt
man, oaB ibr 9~eiites5ultonp tein nor
mailer lit. Sin 1elt1ames Geri9t
mirb iiberbies aus g}om gemeloet. Do
nab bdtte 6oldi, na6Oem CT bic
|Si9erbeit %9epDnnen, oub 9e9en tbn
feline &la9e an9e1 tren9t merben !purz
be, bic prin5eiIin Glpira nod einem
@tabtden nabe BET @iaregso 5uriidz
gefiibrt unb AUDI feline Trau init ben
&inbern bortbin tommen la17en.
Yrin3eKin Glpira lit, pie man iebt
erfdbrt, in bobem GRADE 19pinoiu6=
tig, unb Prof ef7or 8acceQi beet fir III
re @e1unbbeit bic f9neri ten 8eI org
niHe. Du bic Prin5e7in grobidbrig
lit, bat iie bas freie 8erfugungsre4t
iiber ibr srobmiitterlides grbe BON
un9efGbr 3tpei MfiQionen Sire. Man
glaubt, bab Tol9i auf bieie grbi6aft
fpeculire, unb inn GinperitdnoniB nit
fetner 5rau banble. Nun ioQ 1iW
aber Der papi ms Mittel 9eleSt uno
Der prtn3efin Glptra ben bringenoen
Wuni9 nabe gelegt baben, oab iie 1i9
in elm &loiter 5uriid3iebe. Den Ser
manoten SOLIDS ion es aber 9elun9en
fetn, tbn 3ur &idtebr gu ietner 6ami=
lie gu betpegen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31

poit1triptum zines Heiiebrief es: -
v0er3ei6e bic ortograpbii4en 5 bler,
bic iid piellei4t eingei@liben 9uben-
ober bas @6if fhaufelt 10 furdhtbar,
>pGbreno i9 Dir i9rei6e!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31

Mu9 cine @el@dftsriidiiGt.
"S4dmen Sic iid nidt, 10 jung nod],
f9on gu betteln2" ~So, pinen g,
gnd'j 9err, mel @ater, ber's 1onN al
les b'5orgt, Is trant uno 1tiatebn
fam mas @'1dGft bo9 at nit (a11 en-"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31

Doppeliinnig. "6m, Sic Iperben
Inn meme Sodter, werben Sic li4
nit 5amtlie audi bur4bringen fDn@
nen?" 80, id babe Bis jett noc4
INNER MQes bur6gebra9t!"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-04-03

Tho readers of this paper will be
pleased TO learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that Science
has been able to cure in all its
Stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure 10 the only positive
cure known to the medical frater.
nifty. Catarrh being aconstitution.
al disease requires a constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, acting directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing it's work.
The proprietors have so much fatty
in it's curative powers that they Of
fer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials. Address, +.
j. CHENEY e. Co., Toledo, O. Sold
by Druggists.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-04-03
The Standard Oil Contract.

Uuder contract produced before
The railroad committe of the New
Jersey senate the Standard Oil
Company not only receives rebate
on its business over certain rail-
roads, but is protected by them
against competition, one of the con-
sderations of the contract being
their obligation not to allow com.
peting pipelines to cross over or un.
der their tracks.
1t is estimated that under this
agreement New Jersey alone pays
the trust an illegitimate profit of
$3.50, 600 year.
The railroads are accustomed to
deny with all possible vigor that
they are accomplices in this mo-
nopoly. But it could not exist
without them. They have created
it. They sustain it. 1t will fail.
finally and completely as soon as
they are forced to give all who
attempt to compete with the
Standard Oil Company the same ad.
vantages which it now monopolizes.
New York World.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-04-03
Free Seed Distribution.

Now that the Secretary OF Agrl-
culture has prohibited the free seed
distribution in the Southwest The
Twice Week Zines, with its usual
enterprise aud liberality. will, Tor
the beneii, of its old and new sub
serb RS, make all extensive seed
distribution throughout this section
OF the county. The offer is mag
uilicpnt oue--and you should take
advantage OF it. The Twice'a
Week Times always has both eyes
open for the interests of the South
west
Read full particulars of the free
seed distribution in The Twice a
Week Times. Sample copies free.
Write for one Address, The
Twice-a IA. Week Times, Kansas City,
Mo.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-04-03
LONE ELM ITEMS.

How the wind did buster last
Friday.
Our druggist, w. G.. Olmstead,
made a journey to our neighboring
town, Colony, last Friday. Also 5.
f. Babcock and family were Colony
callers one day last week.
The new NJ. Il. minister, Rev. II.
A. Cook, was greeted by full
house last Sabbath. He preached
an interesting sermon from st.
John, 1885: "By this shall all
men know that we are my disciples,
if We have love one to another. F"
Born. to VIM. Howard and wife,
March, 22nd, a son. Also, to Ed.
Babcock and wife, a son, March
25th.
The Lone Elm Ledger is neat
and newsy paper is the verdict OF
people hereabouts.
l.. L. Vickers, of Wiley, Mo-, is
visiting his brother in the vicinity
of Lone Elm.
Mis- Cora Gamble, of La Harpe,
is visiting her cousins, Misses
Clara and Dora Johnson, north Of
tewn, this week.
Mrs. +. p Ewing spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. Powell,
of Carlyle.
School has resumed again after
vacation.
Jas. Smith, with his family and
household elects, goes to Green
wood county, this week Turner
will help him move but will not go
till later
The women hereabouls are busy
with chickens and garden, and the
men with farming.
We notice many Of the farmers
in this vicinity are cutting down
their old hedges and manufacturing
the large growth into posts and
burning the brush, which adds
greatly to the appearance OF the
farms.
Mrs. Emiline Rowley was taking
her daughter, Miss Leila, to Colony,
last Friday, to take the train to o.
tawa, when the pony became fright
ened, throwing Miss Rowley out,
but not injuring her seriously. Miss
Rowley took the train, and her
mother spent all day Saturday
hunting the runaway pony, which
was found at Mrs. Grillith's, near
Kincaid.
Bud Sprague and Hank Ellis, of
Garnet, are here, plastering the
new printing office.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-04-03
SA We MON Ely.
est

Owners Of farms or town proper.
IT, that IS heavily mortgaged or
who a,r in default on interest or
taxes, and fear foreclosure, or even
where property has been sold by
the sheriff, can SAVE NC NEY and
possibly save their homes by con-
sulling W. ii MELLEN,
Garnet, kas.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-04-03

No. salt per Dbl ~
Honey drip syrup per gallon "a
Best hand picked beans Obs for 20
Nice Rice 10 lbs for 20
Bulk roast coffee 8 Id 30
No. Vinton can corn s cts can.
Plug tobacco 3 lbs for 90
Toilet Soap 3 cakes for OF
Dat fake a . pound package for %
Crackers per Id 90
A good broom for %
The best coal oil per gallon 10
A good scrub brush %
Star tobacco by the pound 30
Lye 6 boxes for 20
Tomatoes two cans for 10
Just bought a big lot OF Japan
and Imperial teas at a big bargain.
will sell Coo teas for 25c and Soc
per pound.
The greatest bargain ever offered,
Just think of it-l02 piece set of
decorated dishes, imported. for
S. so. An entire new thing.
Bring in Your Eggs.
KANSAS CITY CASH STORE.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-04-03
LESS THAN COST |

To close out my Boots, Shoes.
Hats, Caps and Hardware, to make
room for new goods, well sell
them at less than cost Drop in
and see what Bargains ! am offer
ing--east of Studebaker's.
u d. M0cEIin
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KANSAS CITY
cash STORE.

Still we lead while others are at
tempting to follow.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
60. G, First Reg't X. N. q.

GARNET, KAs., March 26, 1896.
WHEREAS, Death has has called
from our midst our esteemed friend
and comrade, Albert II. Ostrander;
and
WHEREAS, the intimate relations
held By our deceased comrade with
the members of this company rem
der it proper that we should place
on record our appreciation of his
services az a member of this COM
pany, and his merits as man /;
therefore, be it
Resolved, BY company G, First
Regiment, Kansas National Guards,
that, while we bow with most
humble submission to the Most
High, we do not less mourn for our
comrade who has been called from
ia
Resolved, That in the death of
Albert II. Ostrauder, this company
loses comradc who was always act
tive in his work as guardsman, and
who was gentleman on all oc'
casions.
Resolved, That this company ten
ders It's HEARTBEAT sympathy to the
family and relatives of our deceased
comrade in this, their sad bereave-
ment.
Resolved, That copy OF these
resolutions be sent to the local pa
pers for publication, and that a copy
be sent to the parents of our de-
ceased comrade.
Committee
Sarg't. R. l.. ADAMS.
Corp'l. CHAs. BAY.
CorpI. c. E. YOUNG.
Private BFRr TRUFITT.
Private FRANK SAMPSON.
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IIEADQU A RTERS.

Now at Thomas Baxter's store
for Flour, Bran and Shorts, Salt
and Coal. One carload of Flour
and two carloads of Shorts and
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yzIgIzI[zlIEzI9|[g]E
ApRII. FOOL.
The "Old Man, Of the "Agtta'
tor" Caught.

Wednesday was "April Fool"
day, and We editor was in hot water
a good rari of the day. In the
morning. soon after getting out ol
bed, oui Is year.old "hopeiul" l. oiled
the cold man" We thought we'd
fool him in return, but he wlnked
one ey, and said
"l!ey rubber-ncck, I'm ont"
ye."
Well, we felt very meek. but re
solved not to get caught again but
we were doomed to disappointment,
for, Just after dinner, we went IN
to the postoflice at. cr the mail, and
there we saw, right on the floor,
bright piece of "dishoneSt money.
Now. il there's anything IL reform
editor wants, and needs, it is
money, SO we undertook to pick il
up-intending, of course, to run all
over town to see it we could find
the loser.
Well, the money staid right tn re
on the tloor, as if it had been hyp-
Noticed, and Vic Houston and
Channcy Barber both yelled april
Fool"
The worst part Of it was that
two wicked preachers and that sin
tul old Probate Judge Brown were
watching the game, and-wonld
YOU believe it ?-they actually
laughed and, to cap the climax,
they threatened to put oar picture
in the papers; and il these Repub-
cans do that, we II sue them for H.
beI--wc wildly gum
o, well the first OF April only
comes once year. and Wen rest
easy with the assurance that we
won't get fooled again for whole
year.
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Committee {:
Sarg't. r. l.. ADAMS.
Corp'l. CHAs. BAY.
Corp'I. C. E. YOUNG.
Private BpRr TRuFIrT.
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