Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1903-03-12
Miss Maggie Martin is visiting at
her home at Byers, this week.

10 per cent on all cash sales at
Mrs. Williams store until April I St.
Call and see the goods on the ba
gain counter at Mrs. Williams old
stand.
Photographer Backe will be found
at the gallery Monday ready to take
your photo.
John Stalder sold a fine black
team to Mr.. Slaughter last Monday.
Price for team and harness, $500.
Mr.. S. o. Ball arrived in Meade
Monday from Illinois and Ohio,
where he has been visiting for the
past several months.
Ned Snyder left Sunday night for
Kansas City to consult a specialist
in regard to his eyes. He was ac-
companied by Fred Judd.
We hope the new Fish Warden
will have a greater knowledge of
ichthyology than that cleaned from
the labels on tin cans.
George Washington Wiley ought
to be candidate for Congress to
succeed Chester L. Mr. Globe man
why don't you boom "our George.
Photographer Backe, of Meade, is
visiting in the city, this week. His
wife is the instructor in the primary
department of our city schools
Liberal News.
Messrs. Ed and Ernest Prettyman
left Sunday night for their home in
Ohio. They have been here for a
couple of months and are well pleas
ed with the country and we hope
they will return.
Harry Coon returned from Tope-
ka, Sunday night. He has been one
of the vast army of legislative en-
ployees. We are pleased, however,
that Harry got in on the deal
The cattle losses will be quite
heavy all over the west, more par
ticularlay to the range cattle. The
storm was the most severe experienced
in the country for many years.
John Crane was in town Tuesday
and remembered us with renewal
for another year. John was one of
our original subscribers and has
stayed with US ever since we began
business.
George Wiley has lost out on the
Fish Warden job. The Governor
has appointed gentleman named
Travis from Pratt county. We fear
that George and the lobo catfish
are gone forever.
c. O. Chandler and J. w. Berry
man closed the deal for the Com
anche County State Bank at Cold
water last week. N. F. Lytle. of
Medicine Lodge, will be the cashier.
Ashland Clipper.
Mr.. J. N. Leslie, of Russelville,
Mo-, was in the city few days Wis
iting his brother, DR.. Leslie. He
left Monday for his home accompan-
led by his brother, w, S. Leslie,
who has been here for some time.
The snow is about all melted. The
weather has been extremely warm
the past week which materially dis
posed of the snow. The mud has
been very deep and reminds one OF
regular old Missouri weather.
We understand that John Taggart
and Henry are going to open nice
restaurant and confectionery store.
We hope that this is so, as we know
what both these boys can do, in tha
line. 1t will be clean and orderly
place.
We have been making war on /;
den of those odoriferons pests which
have been holding high carnival un
der our Office for the past two weeks
We have two scalps and are. afte
more. We don't like the sanctit
of our Office molested by these high
, ly perfumed animals.
r w. S. Rowe, representing tn
: Moore Chemical Co., of Kansa
City, sole manufacturers of Car-Su
r cattle dip is now in Meade assistin
DR.. C. B. Leslie, their agent. MI
Rowe can be found at the Nationa
! Hotel or DR.. Leslie's Drug Store
, where ne will explain why, Car-Sr
\ is the best cattle dip to be used eth
er hot or cold.
r The pool and billiard hall is n
S more. Mr.. Bradshaw. the proprt
e etor, has been attending the Saliva
t ton Army meetings and has expel
t fenced change of heart and at tn
o meeting on Tuesday night he CAV
: his experience. He turned the table
: over to the church people and il
g strncfed them to dlsnose of them .