Argonia Clipper from Argonia, Kansas • 3

emu ur Special learamice Sale Prices Took effect July 4th. Now is your time to securo BARGAINS in the better grades of Summer waist and dress goods. On some goods the price is almost cut in two. This is the time of year we want to clear our shelves of summer goods and you all know we plunge the knife deep. Our Grocery Department is in shape to supply Your Wants.

3lb can apples 6Jc Oat flake per package California pitted cherries, evaporated, 10c lb Dupuy's i gal prepared mustard, finest on market, 50c Macaroni, Vermicelli, Gelatine, always in stock. 8 Jb Javanese (Java blend' package coffee 95c Not to be compared with any other package coffee on maket. Our cheese is full cream Wisconsin; you are after good cheese come to our store. 3lb can scraped pineapple 15c 15 lb York state sliced apples for $1.00 21 Dried grapes (make good pies) 1.00 12 Italian prunes (very fine) 1.00 30 Hand picked navy beans 1.00 'Strawberry Jam by the pound. You are not paying a cent more for goods at our store than they are worth.

We want to live and let live. Don't forget our clearance sale now on white and colored dress goods. 21. HI. pouyrKY lmivois.

Ctnwles Hull mid family went to Ken This country needs mora good burn WWW WTVA The Argonia Clipper. Friday, July 8, 1898. ers. The wheat items are larger autl the corn fields smaller and grow more dor of pageantry, costumes and paraphernalia without parallel; the most elegant, thrilling and decorous of performances; the finest hippodrome; lady clowns, lady ringmasters, the most ele nedy, O. T.

last Saturdny remaining till Tuesday visiting Mrs. Hall's parents Rev. and Mrs. Isaac Cook man, weeds each year. Cockle burrs and sunflowers are more numerous than Hav.

J. Biddisou of Uolton, Kan. was phants, and two big performing herds tbey were six to ten years ago. The here yesterday to see a farm owned by increased size of the wheat fields re bis son, V. H.

Biddison, chaplain of of them; rarest living wonders, nowhere else to be seen. That it exercises the LOCAUIEWS. Horses for sale. M. H.

Herbert Mummy wont up to Wednesday. KlRK. Wichita minds us of the boom. There will likely the iid regiment Kansas volunteers. T-t r- w- iubi A' sri i utmost care for the safety nnd comfort s.i -t 1 i.a Sam Cloud, formerly of this city, has of patrons, whose absolute protection be a collapse some of these years.

It was by the hardest that tho wheal was saved this year. We believe that Ml Vnll embarked in the livery business at Har against rascality of every kind is as, Wellington spent V7 7 I'sT. Gaorge Merker of the 4th in Ibis citv. ured. With nil this, nnd a credit and smaller crops and better culture will per, lie occupies the red barn wet of standing unsurpassed by any one, it is pay better.

v- the Paiiei sou. He has an ad in this paper. no wonder that the biggest tents ever Electric fane are cooling. You get them and ollior seasonable articles in Mrs. J.

L. Gruwoll went to Tannehill, made are every-whero filled with delighted tens of thousands. ARGONIA'S CELEBRATION. Cowley county yesterday afternoon to Santa Fo Route dining cars. I.

-y v-t at-t- visit her fuller, Uucle Dick Tannehill. There will be a ten days tabernacle ITRAiifc MAM Calaaua )my IWl. i'MfUUil July II, lie is very ill aud not expected to re Kinulrot no too or bottom rail nl only V. it many poiti as the old ttytt 50 PER CENT. SAVING.

riling anil maket a barter irnct A lull lint ot Flalii and Hog Ftactng, meeting on the school grounds in this city July 21-31 under the auspices of the cover. The people of Argonia can well fuel proud of their 4th of July celebration. Steal Hia.t Lawn Hata, Gates, fott, Hall. ate. Wrlla for lull paiUiulam.

Miss Dollie Ilarlau went to Red Rock, De Kalb, III. The crowd was not very largo, but every M. E. church. Rev.

J. A. Kring and wife, very successful evangelists will be UNION FENCE For aale by Badger Lumber Co. 0. T.

last Saturday to visit her brother Beuuin Harlan. She returned to Well present to conduct the muetings. Rev. ington the first of this week and is ex Santa Fe Route diuiug cars are equipped with electric fun. Mrs.

D. P. Janeway went to Ft. Scott Monday to visit friend. Just received a largo Una of mens Fur hats at II.

C. HetrioU's. P. A. Ruse was up to Conway Springs yesterday afternoon on busiuess.

Hill Hutton came iu on the Santa Fe train from tba west lust evening. Money to loan on short lime. M.L Hawokth. BelloPlaine, Ks. WANTED Somebody to plow l.iO acres for wheat.

See M. II. Kirk. L. H.

Hoffman, local editor of the. Attica Independent, was iu the city the 4ih. Will Meeker was up to Conway Springs Wednesday afteruoou an pected home Sunday. 1 I. D.

H. Colo had a horse stolen from UNDERTAKING. his pasture Wednesday night. The hooe is a dark bay. about loi hands high, white right hiud fool, a long while stripe Iu forehead.

Clyde lliirris left Tuesday morning We carry a full line of all goods usually carried in a undertaking establishment. We solicit your trade in this line. RUSE ft HUBBARD. for the home of his parents at Lincoln, Kansas to spend about six weeks visit- in''. He will likely visit the Omaha exposition before he returns.

Bob Moore, of Laf ayette. says Mrs. W. J. New bold of Wellington visited relatives iu tho city Monday aud W.

Burns and Rev. A. A. Parker of Wichita and several neighboring pastors will be present to assist in the meetings, All christians cordii.lly in-vitod to attend and assist in tho services. Let all come und enjoy this "Feast of Tabernacles." I.

F. Hodge, Pastor R. S. Hammond and wife and M. L.

Haworth nnd family cume down from Belle Plalne last Saturday evening to visit relatives and celebrate tho 4th in Argonia. When a mile beyond Wellington on their return Monday evening Mr. Hammond's horse suddenly became sick and died in a short time. He sent into Wellington for a doctor hut the horse died before he arrived. Mr.

Ha-worth's team became frightened at Cre works in Wellington and came near getting away from him. Mr. Haworth was considerably bruised. Mrs. Haworth and the children returned home via Santa Fe Tuesday.

At the residence ofjthe bride's parents in this city, at noon, on Tuesday Joly 5th, Mr. P. Clark of Lamed, Kan. and Miss Ida Phipps of this city were united in the bond of matrimony, Rev. that for constipation he has found De Witt's Little Early Risers to be perfect, They never gripe.

Try them for stom- AT THE CENTRAL HEAT MARKET Tuesday. Electric fans to keep you cool are new ach aud liver troubles. Gem drug store. VOU WILL FIND and timely features of Santa Ft Itoute Just liko trading dollars to buy har dining ears. boriy seemed to he happy, and the entertainment glvon was better than had been advertised.

Tho celebration began before sunrise by the firing of guns, and was kept up throughout the day nnd into tho night. It wss the noises! celobration ever held at Argonia. The good newa from the war caused every heart to swell with patriotic pride, and the kicker appeared to bo conspicuously absent. The bund appeared on the streets at ni. and kept the music flowing almost continually throughout the day except when some other exercise demanded the attention of the crowd.

The bund was not the least bit stingy with its niuaic, and it wns of high quality. This wus their first appearance in their new uniforms, which are nice and attractive. A beautiful flag whfch wus made and presented by the wives of the ousiness men, was nrected on a polo at the crossing of the principal streets at about 9:30 a. m. The ladies doservo much praise for tho gift of this magnificent Bag.

The band, nnd little girls who had been seluctad for a flag drill, went to the Santa Fo train nt 11:15 und escorted the epoaker lion, E. T. Hackney of Wellington up town, Tho exercises from tho platform soon uftcr began which consisted of music by the band, a song by Miss ISernlco Trotter of Wichita, flag drill, by eight girls, oration by Hon. E. T.

Uackney, palrotic duet by Rev. I. P. Hodge and B. P.

Angstad, music by the band. Mr. Hackney's oration was fully up-to-date and wits delivered In a pleasing ness goods and have your shoe work B. P. Angstad has been confined to douo at J.

W. Hendersons, lou al ways get full value for your money. J. W. HENDKRSON.

his home several days this week on count of illness. Frsti 8 Salt meats Pure Lard Dolopa Poultry and taken for Meat. Highest price paid for Fat tock and Hides. O. B.

HARLAN. Mr. and Mrs. A. G.

Barrett were in TAKEN UP-June 19, 1898, one black the city Tutsday visiting with B. P. Angstad and wife. dehorned part Jersey cow, with or brand on right hip. Owner can have same, by paying for ad, mid keeping at the farm of G.

W. Ioerger, three miles Mixs Mvrtle Race of Wichita came Sick headache, bllliousuess, constl-1 nation and nil liver and sleinnch troubles I COME TO THE Red Barn. down Saturday aud remained till Wed oesday visiting her brother. east of Argonia. can I quickly cured by using those fa I.

F. Hodge officiating. They left that Bent Harlan has given his name for WEST OF THE PATTERSON HOUSE, afternoon for Lamed where they will enlistment in the Oklahoma volunteers, mous little pills known as DeWitt's Llt-llo Early Hlsers. They are pleasant to tako and never gripe. (Jem drug store.

reside. The bride was a resident of J. P. Miller brought the editor and family a nice mess of roasting ears Wednesday, plucked from his son's, corn field. Mr.

Miller, we believe, has for a but has not yet been examined. this city more than a yeai and is much esteemed and loved by the pcoplo on ac Bert Schrier and family of Danville spent Monday in this city attending the It Saves Children's Lives. uuraber ef years been the first farmer count of her true womanly character IIAUmt, KANSAS. To got yocr teams fed nnd cared for wli'lo in Harper, l'atronage of the people of Argonia aud vicinity especially solicited. SAM CLOUD, Proprietor.

RAILROAD TIME CARDS. to get roasting ears from his corn held celebration and visiting relatives. and plimsant manners. Mr. Clnrk is a grain buyer of fifteen years exporionco Miss Cora Newbold, who hud been and was formerly located in this city "I think DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is the finest preparation on the market for piles." So writes John C.

Dunn, of visiting relatives hern since lust week, He is a pleasant gentleman nnd has many friends among the older residents Wheeling, W.Va. Try it and you will returned homo yesterday evening. J. W. Rutherford was over to Well mnnner.

He did not dwell on the past TUlf 'IW'KKA A SANTA K. think the same. It also cures eczema of the city. history of the country, but dlscuHsod ington Saturday in attendance at the and all skin diseases. Gem drugstore, Win your bailies ugalnBt diucusoby TRAINS.

WKSTWAKD. KASTWAB9 I'UHaPtiuxr 1 1 a.m. 4M na rruilit id. 4:0 a. the questions that confront the country Republican committee meeting.

White's Cream Vermifuge Insures your child against one serious danger. It promptly rids it of worms. It acts thoroughly, but is just as harmless as a children's remedy should be. Has boon mild for yours and received the warmest praise of grateful mothers everywhere. If your child is peevish, restless, if breath is bad, if it picks Its nose or storts in its sleep, susect the presence of worms.

Health and right growth cannot come until the trouble is removed. Cream Vermifuge cannot fall. I 'rice 25 cunts. Sold by The Uura drug store. Walter Warner has been employed today, taking a conservative view, nolo J.

Mathews, Asant. Xfian Mnvme Miller, who had been Ing to the Monroe doe rind, and other I HMO HI 1'ACIKli; KA1LWAY. by Hall it Robinson to run their ele vator here this season and C. E. Mun son from Kansas City will bo their buy teachings of the first lending statesmen visiting relatives here several days re turned to Belle Plain yesterday.

Mr. Hackney's address and visit here TRAINS. I CAST Wilt I'aNHHiiKdr 9:18 a. Freight (curry pnaiiy'rio d' n. m.

HM p. ua er here. Walter had eharce of the Miss Emma Soraers came out from has made him many friends. acting promptly. One minuto Cough Cure produces immedtate results When taken early it prevents consump tion.

And in luler stages it furnishes prompt relief. Com drug store. GREATEST IN QUALITY AND CHARACTER, Is What the Enormous rorepaugh-Sells Brothers' Aggregation Prove Itself To Be. IV. MKAUOnKR, AHeOW elevator lust year and will do good work The afternoon amusements were well Wellington Saturdny and remained til utter the Fourth visiting her parents.

for the new firm. enjoyed by the crowd. There was no bull game, tho May field club falling to Ezra Bland started his new threshing Mrs. Maggie Trotter of Wichita re- Thousands of persons have boon cured appear. Numerous balloons in various K.

WAl.KKtt. Physician Surgeon. Office nt-Kt elixir north of Arconla Mtate Hunk. IbwIilHiire, Hiu Wabb property. outfit yesterday threshing for W.

J. tumd home Tuesday after a visit of shapes were sent up. Tho bicycle race Critesonthe Sumpter farm one mile several days with relatives in this city of piles by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It heals promptly and cures ec wus won by R. B.

Pogrom, second prizo north of the city. He has made a sue Ed Barnes. Kd Galligher, a ten or zema and all skin diseases. It gives cessful start. Mr.

Crites wheal made twelve-year-old lad won the sack race immediate relief. Gum drug store. To consolidate two such stupendous and expensive exhibitions as the great Adam Porepaugh and Sells Brothers' show involved proportionate risk' and yield of about eighteen bushels per acre. It made about 25 bushels last and also the potato race. John Dun Johnny get your gun and go to Cuba Via THE MISSOURI PACIFIC.

P. K. Reasonkr, Agent. Misses Orpha and Cora Newbold went upto Conway Springsonthe afternoon train the 4th and returned in the The Citizens' Bank. year.

ham won the foot race, James Chism, second. required nerve and enterprise of a mas There will be preaching next Sabbath The display of Are works In the ev at the Presbyterian church in the morn ter kind; but it hiving been done, the principals in the momentous deal are ing and evening. In the evening a ening was quito good and a large part of tho crowd remained in town to seo song service will be held to which all are cordially invited to attend. The the display. both honorable and sagacious enough not to trifle with or mislead those whose patronage they solicit; wherefore, the whole great aggregation will be forth The fastest daily trains to California are run over the Santa Vo Itoute.

young people of the church are requested to attend the meeting at 7 P. M. to eonsider the organization ef a C. E. Argonia, Kansas.

(Established in 1890.) A I'UIVATK OIMJANIZATION WITH $25,000 coming in Harper on Tuesday July 20, as is the invariable rule everywhere, No Need of Pain, and as every railroad contract for trans society, postponed from two weeks ago. Wheat harvest will not be finished A. L. Liblieof Preeport lost a horse and buggy from a hitching rack in this city Monday evening, supposed to have been stolen. Mr.

and Mrs. C. C. Curtis and their daughters, MisseB Mabelle and Gladys, spent the 4lh in this city visiting F. A.

Ruse and family. Will Bland and Prank Arnett received their threshing outfit today. It is a complete newGaar Scott outfit, sold by W. J. Meeker Jr.

Man most pitiniui aniictions ire portation will alone conclusively prove. this week. Considering the large num promptly relieved by Hal lard's Snow Liniment. You will never know all It would be a silly waste of time to question the splendid superiority of this ber of new machines sold, it seems the Missouri Pacific Railway. The popular route of Kan sas ity, St.

Louis, Chicago, and all points east and north, and Hot Springs, New Orleans and Florida points; also the quickest time and short line to Colorado points. No lay overs via our line, fine reclining chair car. H. Townsend, CP. A.

1 K. Reasoner, Local Agent. harvest should have been finished by genuine amusement institution. It is emphatically asserted that its free pa Individual capital liable for the obli-gallons of this bank. We respectfully folicit your account.

Special atteulion given to collections. The electric fans now operated in that a liniment can do until you try this one. Cures Ilheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, Bruises, as by mnglu. The most penetrating compound ever devised. This case is but ono of thousands: "I had a severe attack of Rheumatism.

Could not work by day or sleep at nights. Three applications of Ballard's Snow Liniment curod me within 24 hours. C. W. Fordfof Lyon Supply Fort Worth, Tex.

Price, 'ceuts. Sold by the Cera drugstore. Santa Fe Route dining cars are desirable and reasonable accessories to an a-ready unsurpassed service. the middle of this weok. Some of the headers have cut abeut 400 acres.

It seems to ui that a farmer runs a great risk of losing his grain when lie depends upon a single machine to cut that amount, especially a season like this when the straw has been weakened by rust. Cool and comfortable dining tars on Santa Pe Routo are obtained by use of electric fans. rade alone represents a larger outlay than the total cost of other shows. That it owns more elephants, rare wild beasts noble horses and performing animals, uses bigger tents, more cars, hires more talent, presents more signal acts, spends more money, and entertains more people. That it has the greatest perform-en in every branch of equestrian, arenic, gymnastic, aerial aud comic art; spied- Hall Robinson are putting in scales FARM LOANS A SPECIALTY, J.

S. Springer, Pres. E. W. Springer, Cash.

and a grain office at the elevator; also scales at Dixon's spur on the Mo. P. he Harper county Hoe. rt'V.