The Horoscope from Niotaze, Kansas • 2

(it ioi- Hatching IAUM UUJFUUlYnltO.VK1 ur teg Haired. E-lytEungfU. It In Eggs Hatching. FROM PRIZE WINNERS 83.00 qer 13 "osier tttl. flats Won Utah flouovt.

vthererer uhown in. utrony cotnju-tltlw. Write for descriptive circulars tot Clias- S-. Bonnier- C1H0J.EVI LLK KANSAS. Black Minica Eggs $1 f0 per 13.

Express cliarfcs 'prepaid. If yJUi wanjL thn lst Bend to J. b. FROM FULL' BLOODED CROSSED HYNMClTa ROCKT, SILVER-LACED Wyanlots and Cochins. For Broilers 25.

Cents per 15 and cxpenscaf A. EL STMttl, Elk City, Kansas. Si MM 7ST NIOTAZE BRADLEY, Cshicr. rc, 1 1 a rrviiUnt. Viat Prftldent.

Primed every, ftidy WiV rir.S Tiie First National? Bank SiMcvsvor to 1.. Titrner A- do. Kansas. Sedan The IlonoHCOPE would liking farmers, and farmer's wives and their eons and daughters to write on topics pertaining to-th- practical phases and methods of businessfor its columns. Good sensible articles, of reasonable length, experiences in farming, gardening, stock raising fruitgrowing, or liouKchold management, we are at all times ready to accedi and publish; though w.e want no empty school-boy essays.

concerning things-that are not understood thoroughly by the writerc- We are wiihpgito rxake a reasonable allowance for articles of tbe right char-ac yr; the, best allowance. we can and lor of such aE. will comply witrihtus request we will nake fyUowing olferj. To each, pernoii who tribute aji articleoaj is $01,00.0,00 Capital. laitl Sitrplut St.st,r,iptiou 1.75 per year in advance.

Knterud at tuo post-office at Niotme, uh necorvl. roattr. Kate of Subscript low. Cg yenr in advance Six months iu advance Three months in advanrt single copy Subscriptions when not paid iu. or en allowed toirnn orer.tinit without paying bo oturtfew th ra.t vt tl.00 per year.

Friday, April ,0.14., DIRECTORY- IhfC ntrul liankiny JiasiueiM. Ve Want 1'trur I'a-tranagn l.oolnj, ritutf. M.K.Ria3iav&8iAHt fsts. Tt -Bradley' Miss Macomtyer has. a from infield visiting her this week.

PEEwU PICK ITPS. Weather pleasant. Mr. Nckerson-has commenced drill i ng again. The new I.

hall will be erected soon. The foundation will be, laid next week Our.new minister, lv. TifrVdelivered Miss Janie Smith returned to her heme at Coffey ville-on Wednesday. Herbert Miller has been hauling his wheat this wee ic and. received $.50 a bushel at Motazt'i evry dy rrom 7 u.

40. 8 p. m. Sunday from 7 a. a.

tu 8:30 a. in. letters roistered oud money ordri filled, Sams, J. M. Uncle IlMtiiriati is engaged in SAJsrJb'ii TiiS.

Mixed train, west 'a splendid seruwn Sunday night April .........1:35. M' A. SmitU, Aent. V.M i. F.

M. M. S. Lockwoow. Mo.

Fficiflc- Auent. anenifer Kt, flound iT.usanger West Wound freight East Hound Trlsrht West 'iioiiad' painting-te new store building of VI. Miller. Miss Bess StoutAvent to Fedau Wednesday. She will probably 6pend the summer, Will Carrinder, of Caney was a pleasant caller at this office during the noon hour on Thursday, lie is working on the section on the Mo.

Pacific The townspeoulo gathered at the school housnagain last Sunday night and were again disappointed by the preacher, failing to put in an- O. Nu, cv-ry Monday t. Viio NoM'' GrauU Smith, S'c'y that willjoterest our readers say of uuo half colutua length is inour opinion wortby.of publication, we will g.i.ye one.cc.pj; Houuscopk free of charge vi To the tHar8ori'Contributingftuch. aji article not- exceed iBg- aae- coUynn in lengtn, once each.JuiouiLi.,i.we wll give- one copy the one year, free, of ei th-er cf.the following- large metropolitan papers. The.

Nsw incinnatti; Weekly The -Ciociiiuatl i Gzttt- or. the Leavnvorth.TiE3.8, and in ad'ti tion, half dozen extraJopies each article to send yta- Now we ti a IU a th. re -are plenty of peo.pJ,e in ti.is couniry perffcily. ule to cootributcsuch, nrli- cles aa we and, asvlll be iuter-e ti i.i and useful to. readers, audi why t.hall not avail themselves of this opportunity is more than can eonjiii'-ure.

We think it ought to be p'eaniire to tbe. farmer or mechanic exicMe tuis broad American privilege--autl we know it is a4duty. By so doing you can help the edLtor, increase tiie -piver of home paper fur autl instruct your neighbors fellows. Help to holdup the inte llectnal and financial and rrpiu atin of -your town arid- com- mjn ity and best and abave ajl, im- prove yourself and at the same time -win the applaudit, Well" done, thou. go od and.

t'a i ti al se s.vanl.? Thre are just th ree -more weeks of -t school. 3 Miss.Grace JBback is quite with thaiaeasles. The young people ojf Pei give Edgar Furgeson a farewell par.y last, night, at Mr. i-All report a nise-iime. Mr.

Furgesan will leave. on Friday for ali for uia. Wilhur Cuinmi.ngs ariid wife' visit at his father-iu-law'ti, Mr, Sutu day. Delbert Severns is visiting his- best girl at Emporia. J.

hasold stock of goods at JoneHburg." Mr. E. E. Stafford has -moved back to Peru. Born to Mr: and Mr8.

David Misner, a girl, March Born to Mr1 and Mrs. "taffbrd, Friday, March 10, a ten pound boy. Only two more weeks of school. Mrs. Staa.waity's school closed Wednesday.

M. L. Elliott and family wre visiting at Monett last Sunday. Quite a number of Peru folks visited at the Poor Farm Will Smith of Niotazc was up one day this March came wcat out laon.i I II The special train for Uu 1. 0.

O.t F. celebration to be held at I-ndependencn will leave Cedar Vale Thursday, April 25, at 7 a. m. via Santa Fe route. Peru.

arrive at Independence at a. m. Open rate fare and one third for tha round trip, Tickets will be sold April 25th, limited for return to and including April Warm Vinds. Gardens bein td Work your garden beds Early potatoes frosted, geciprjsly. Egge, ogga, in Attention, Horse Men! Mr.

G. WL Pettett will be in each Mondaj', Tuesday and Wednesday during the breeding season, with his tine trotting stallion, Cap, also the famous Kentucky bred jack, Jeremiah. Those wishing to improve their stock should call.at M. Ilockt-tt's stable and examine these splendid animals arid get terms. Cap.

undoubtedly from tliQ best trotting strains in this count Mrs Lockwood- i looiirj-for her brother and lirtlc niece. Mr. ITerhert Miller had to kilt a because it got run oven Summer is coming-andMJaweTB are blooming on hose, nicq- ne hats at f. Mrs. Kiuiger's.

Mr. M.iller bought ft. nwiwaflaan ry, and, has proven. hie. blood on.ve.np.