Norcatur Dispatch from Norcatur, Kansas • 2

PAID ADVtRTISING Locale, Want-Ada, Lost Founds, etc. A limit Notice. All parties owng me have received notice tKataccountor note Norcatur Dispatch. OFFICIAL CITY PAPER J.W. Deeter Editor and Publisher.

An Independent Newspaper it 1 Published Every Thursday Evening. ADVERTISING RATES. i Diiplny advuiunucmi 10 cenu per inch each iiueitiaa. -Local noticet 5 centa pet line each iuatrtion. Heavy faced typa pet line 10 centa.

Card oi dianlu pet line 5 centa. Obituary aoticea over 1 5 linee, per line 5 centa. Lodge resolution, pet line centa. dutch anlerlainmenta, where admiiaion fee ia charged line centa. Special diecounta on application at office lo tegular advertiana.

due, must be paid at once. Those of you, who neglect this longer, will have no one- but themselves to blame for costs of collection; if you force me to collect by suit. It i3 "up to you." Attend to this promptly, or pay the extra expense of collection. A. L.

HAre. Did you know that Brower had the Penslo Agency, the goods of merit? Here's a clipper, at 25 cents per lb. Good plug tobacco. The Model. Jeweler and Optician.

W. O. Hay ward, of Oberlin, will be in Norcatur, Oct. 12th. All kinds Watch and Repair work' done and glasses fitted.

At the old Johnson stand. Entered aa eecond-claaa nutter, February 12. l'M9, at the post-office at Norcatur, Kansas, under cfr'of March 3, 1879 Subscription, per year $1.00 NORCATUR Is 2,657 Feet Above the Sea Level. When this greets the readers eye, the Model Cash Store will have reached the age of one month, and the "infant" is doing very well, thank you! Every day has witnessed a nice; healthy growth in the business. Each day some new customers have strolled in, and expressed their surprise at the neat, clean, and up-to-date appearance of our stock and fixtures.

Many have been surprised to find a complete Cured Meat Department, something that has proven very popular in this store. We now have a gents tailoring agency here, the well known Edward Rose Tailoring Co's. samples. You all know what Edward Rose Clothing is. None better and few as good.

Let us take your measure. We guarantee satisfaction. Watch our ad next week for more new surprises. Specials For Saturday With each purchase of $1.00 or over next Saturday, we swill present you with 1 5c Bar of Toilet Soap Or, 1 5c Box Washing Powder Take your choice, and HURRY before it is to late. Much to our regret a good lot of Long Branch items arrived to late to find space this week.

Ed Greenwood's and A. L. Hick's of Norton were up Satur day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Greenwood's sister, Hattie Ma- Premium Lice Killer in 3 sies 35c, GOc and $1 at' Brower's. Mixed cookies 10 cents perjb.

at the Model Cash Store. Take your cream to Mrs. WYE. Kious, first door south of the blacksmith shop. Agent for the David Cole Creamery land always pay the top market prices.

14-ts For Sale: Good as new, Merchant's Cash Register, and pair Statement of Ownership, Management Circulation, Etc. of Norcatur Diapatch, published weeltly at Kaneaa requited by the Act of August 24. 1912. NAME OF POSTOFFICE ADDRESS Editor, J. V.

Deeter Norcatur, Kanaaa Managing Editor, Businesa Manager, Publiaher, Known bondholders, mortagees, and other security holders, holding 1 per cent or more of the total amount bonds, mortgages, or other securities: (circulation, only required from daily newspapers) J. 'Ik Ceeter Owner Sworn to and subscribed before me this 30th day September. 1912, C. D. Simmons, (SEAL) Notary Public.

1M nunluU Jamiarv 9Klh IBISl thias. Cement walks were laid about the old Sayles residence, now oc cupied by A. Hare, last week, making a valuable and pleasant improvement on the property. Mrs, Ella Mavity and Mrs. Henry Babb and children left Wed good small platform scales, $25 cash.

Inquire Dispatch; Now is the time of the year to clean up the hen house for winter, and you will find the Premi LOCAL MENTION. Phone ninety-six. Dr. C. E.

Sebelius Dentist, nesday for their home at Kirk, after an extended visit here with C. F. Miller is out of the bank for a few weeks doing some collection work for the Central um Lice Killer at Brower's Drug Norcatur, Kans. Store. FOR SALE: -My blacksmith Alice Stevens returned to Nor tools and machinery.

Bargain if Model Cash Store taken soon. W. E. 32 ts The Model Cash Store wants your produce. W.

K. deeter C. S. Phoned Free City Delivery Farmer. Phone 28 ton Monday night.

This office for magazines aad the latest copyright books. W. W. Reager returned Monday from a trip down in Missouri 4 J. Beneda was down front his farm near Oberlin, Monday on Dr.

Sebelius will be absent from town Thursday 'and Friday of each week until further 8 business. People with ingrowing trouble usually blame everyone but 'em- Special Notice. Parties having claims or indebtedness with me and "who have not already made arrangements kindly make settlement-soon. Very truly yours, C. E.

Brower. OCIICt), Craig Cathcart retnrned Satur-Hav frnm a brief visit at Rex- ford. W7.11 ou11a woo a nQCdnnrrop XT. 1 AO Mnvfnn Cnfioilnn night. Jennie Adams was home from her school at Long Island be 8 8 8 8 8 State Telephone Co.

He is out in the west end this week. Ed Gibbs and sister. Lena, went to Glade, Kansas, Saturday to attend the funeral of their uncle, N. W. Gibbs, which occurred Sunday.

They returned home Monday. Hon. J. M. Shuey was in Oberlin Monday, and from there went to a political meeting at Oronoque, thence on to Norton to the Wilson meeting on Tuesday morning.

Frank Castle was in town from Norton, Saturday, and was accompanied home by his father and motner, who stayed over for the Wilson speech there Tuesday morning. The Loyal Men's Sunday school class of the Christian Church entertained the Loyal Women's class of the same school at the residence of C. D. Simmons and wife Friday night. i Isaac Ward came home from Denver Saturday where he had been employed for some time with the Burlington carpenter gang.

He returned Monday night to his work. George McChesney returned Friday from Cuba, Kansas, where he had been to sow some wheat. He was accompanied home by two of his nephews who will make a brief visit here. Mrs. Liza McCoy came over from Cedar Bluffs Mcnday to care for her daughter, Mrs.

Joe Railsback, who has been seriously ill with the fever, btit who is better at this writing. Ed I. Jones came over from Devizes, Thursday, and took the evening passenger for Norton, where he attended some business matters, returning on the noon train Friday, thence back to Devizes. Mrs. John Raiisback came down from Oberlin on Wednesday evening of last week and assisted with the care of Mrs.

Joe Rails-bacK until the fore part of this week, when she returned to her home. Tommy Robinson came over from McCook, Monday, and straightened up some small final business affairs and returned on the evening train, taking along his family, where they will reside at 1002 East 2nd Stree t. 1 Saving Money Perhaps more than any other known virtue, develops character. The boy having once formed thehab-flt it of saving finds it so attractive that 0j) when a man he saves naturally. Try a bank account and see what op- portunities come your way.

$1 will make the start at this bank. MANY HORSES ARE DYING i But a Certificate of Deposit drawing qU 4 per cent Interest never gets sick nor dies. FjJo worry with your Savings INVESTED IN THIS BANK All deposits guaranteed by the (I Bankers Deposit Guaranty Company, of Topeka, Kans. CITIZENS STATE BANK tween trains Saturday. We never go away for a good time we in reality take a good time with us.

Wm. Rogers returned Friday from marketing two cars ofcat-' tie at the River markets. Rev. W. P.

Adams and wife left Monday night to attend the U. B. annual conference at Concordia, Kansas. Mrs. Burk, of Athens, Ohio, arrived Friday for an extended visit here with her brother, T.

D. Meek, and wife. Sam McCuen left Sunday night "for Brewster, where he has employment with the Farlow threshing oatfit. Mrs. Ballew was over from De-.

vizes Thursday and Friday visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. F. Miller. ''P.

C. Worrall went to Franklin, Nebraska, last week where he spent some time on business in the real estate line. After a few days' visit here with the Wray family and friends Mrs. Leslie Dow ling returned to her home at Orono ue, Thursday evening. Chas.

McCurdy arrived Monday from his home at Steinaur, Nebraska, and expected to visit his mother and friends a few Miss Nellie Sarvis came up from Norton Tuesday and spent the afternoon with Rose Conway. Mrs. August Rachow was called to Mulberry, Kansas, Friday night account the serious illness of her granddaughter, the child of Fred Troost and wife. Mrs. 'Sadie Whelden arrived from her home at Simpson, Colo.

Friday, to be with her father, E. L. Ervin, who has been seriously ill at his home in the Colony. Being "unable to get a machine for several weeks yet, Roy Loper and wife departed for their home again Thursday evening, at Orleans, and will return later in the season to attend the threshing of their wheat crop. Because of the new postal law, which says that every particle of reading matter for which pay is accepted must be marked advertisement, we will run all paid locals and want ads under a column of classified advertising; and it will pay our readers to "look them over very carefully each week.

Local politics are warming up pretty good the past week, and most any time one can glance out on the street and see some few rounded up discussing, and some cussing, of the political candidates, the big noise being principally of the presidential candidates. The editor, with a 'number of other Norcatur citizens, autbed down to Norton, Tuesday morning, to hear the Wjlson speech, and get sight of the gentleman, who, our good democratic friends say, will be the next president. Wilson supporters have a candidate that they have reason to be be proud of. 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 days here. L.

W. Hicks and wife went to Norton Saturday for an over Sunday visit with relatives, toing Saturday night and returning Monday..