Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-01-24
A. A. Ball, of Plains twp. was a
visitor in the city Tuesday.

cents.
Trainloads of material pass here
every day destined for Liberal for
the extension.
Several of our people contemplate
going down to Liberal to work on
the extension.
Alb Stewart has purchased the
building on the north side from E.
F. Rieman & Co.
We have received the Twelfth
Biennial report of the State Board
of Agriculture from Secretary Co.
burn.
Hugh Taylor has his headquarters
in the harness shop on the north
side where he fits up the gasoline
lamps.
F. G.. Hamilton tended the meat
market and cut choice steaks the
first of the week. Ormond was laid
up with the grip.
Mr.. Sam Myer, of Odee, twp.
was a pleasant caller on THE News
last Monday, and deposited the
wherewith for another year. Sam
knows a good thing.
DR.. Leslie has opened an office
on the north side in the building
formerly occupied by E. F. Rieman
as a real estate Office.
The doctor and the show left
Tuesday morning on the east train.
We do not know where they will
make their next stop.
Russell Berkau is still agent for
the Mt. Hope Nurseries and will
soon start out to take orders for
nursery stock. This is a good, re-
liable firm and their stock has given
excellent satisfaction.
B. H. Beatte, the jeweler, has the
finest line of watches and jewelry
ever brought to Meade. He will
sell them to you at reduced prices
this week as he will pack up and
move next week. Come early and
get the choice selections.
LosT-A brown waterspaniel dog
weight about 80 pounds, answers
name of Cinnamon" The dog
has white breast and very curly hair.
Lost off of train at Meade. Finder
will be suitably rewarded by return
ing dog to N. B. Peck at depot.
Mr.. J. H. Barnes, the photogra-
pher, has located in Meade and his
gallery is now open, Our people
will find that Mr.. Barnes will turn
out the best grade of work. You
will also find him a very pleasant
gentleman and will strive to accom-
modate all his patrons.
In another column will be found
an advertisement of the new harness
firm of Watt & Gerow. Mr.. Watt
recently came from Ohio and has
had about S years experience in the
harness business. The junior men,
Der of the firm is Roscoe Gerow,
who is well known to everyone. We
wish the new firm success.
On or about March 1st will raf-
fe off my handsome thoroughbred
horse, (Marcus) buggy and harness.
One of the most stylish outfits in
the southwest. Tickets for sale at
VIM. Bruce's at S1.oo each. Rattle
to be conducted by disinterested
parties. Photograph of outfit can
be seen at Bruce's.
Very Truly,
LYMAN H. SAVAGE.
We have received an invitation to
be present at the Seventh Annual
Convention of the Oklahoma Live
Stock Association at Woodward, o.
T., Feb 1914 1901. The program
is good one and everyone who
possibly can should attend. Stock
men can certainly gain something by
being present as several very able
papers will be presented by exper-
fenced cattlemen. We are satisfied
the people of Woodward and the
officers of the Association will give
all a cordial welcome.
When man goes into a game he
most always expects to win, or he
wouldn't go in. In a number o.
instances 1t is done by dishones
practices. After a man has beer
gambling all his life and he goes VI
against another fellow who Jerks :
roll out of him, and then plays tn,
baby act by crying and saying tha
the other fellow robbed him, W,
have not the least sympathy fo
such fellow. Who on earth eve
heard of honesty connected with /;
poker or crap game. Every fellow
/