The Horoscope from Niotaze, Kansas • 2

0, w1 zrrrzKPrT rrc rrr Vriniod vry Friday BY MISS DENTON U. STONE. NI.OTAZE, KANSAS. 8.75 per year in advance, Mrs. Milt Uockett is suH'ering verely with a very wore finger vvheu was cut on glas3, and now has become blood poisoned.

The Horoscope family will oc cupy the Oliver Uockett house, re- ccutly vacated by 31 r. and Mrs, J. 1. Davis. i Mr.

Alc, Gregory' hns sold his place to Mr. Ileniy Uockett. Mr. Gregory intends moving to Cyherry- i Entered at the pu.it ra.cn iit Niotuiie, as tlit mnttr. 11 i i 0 Ol 31' STUIP MAS COME IN iLxiAifi.

"will. 0 oiily Lh looieel mtidLooiito lioiiio (lis IXpOls.l'0l 1.91(1 JOS Killr IiuL you ill ncn'er ujt I if you stay hoinj an ill ynir trt'liti at the POST OFFICIO itn Ratf of Subscription. Ooo yr in vlrnce $.75 Six months in advance .50 Three inontlia in advance Single copy .05 fcubncrivnjrThuiut jiid iu fidvauu, or Jlowrd to. run.vvii; time without paying up Till bocharited at the rate ol l.ou pur, year. Friday, Sip.

WXi. DIRECTOliY. vale in tho near future. Lost: 'tween lluvan and Nio-taze, a new buggy hip, Finder will pleas return it to Miss Eva Scujigs, who dropped it' out. of the buggy last Sunday night.

i 4 v-i tm NJotaz.q11 evry day from 7 a. p. lp p. m. Sundays from 7 a.

ti. to in. tttera registered and money orders filled, W. F. Sa, V.

M. Will Smith went to Chauute yed-lerdav to apply fr position as brakesman on a freight train oa the Santa Fe route running over into Missouri. The Ion; wished for rain has come sud every oody wears a stn.li', and Bovnd, W.qst, Round Ifrelj'a Ea.V $puud 2:01 P.M. 1. 1.

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Loi-kwooii, Mo. l'aciilo A-jfiit. He keepa eve-y tiling of every day use in tht line of DRY GOODS GRO0KKIES. CONF KCT 1 0XE Ml E3 NOTION'S. TO HA TO an! CIGAR3 DON'T (,0 AWAY KHOM HOME TO TRADE; WE WILL T.il.VT YOU UIUHT.

every weather p'ophot iu town, now bobs up and nas, "I told them it O. Lodge No. 49inrts. ary evening. Wilson.

N1 iln Grand Ci, Smith. Sce'v, would rain today." John Rogers, of Canev, called ut our otlke on Mouday to wtness SAMS. NiOTAZE some of the mysteries' of tin -'art 0 I S1L LJ? TpQlie Horoscope is your SCHOOL REPORT. School is making iijood nro-1 giiSS, All the ny well as teachers uiv geiting- down to solid work. Ir, ins benii oeli i TT MtiH should preseivative." Of ctuise John is now master of tho art.

Mr, B. Hates, one of our wideawake, prosperous farmers, brought a bushel of fine atveet potatoes to th's olliya- as- part pay for a year's subscription to the Horoscope. Many thauks, CHAIN MA11KET. Niotaze, Kaus, week ending. Sept.

Wheat No. 2 CO Jib $.40 3 5(1 lb. $.43 4 51 lbs .40 Oats, No. a Mr. J.

H. Davis, our gerial agent on the Santa Fe has been removed to Eik xMis a. Smith is his place. Tlie Hor disagieeabltt weUher, the otin sliould help it schools liave. had bard world lon.

battling with th dust and! thnir regular schod work, butj yiHX subscribed for w.rt hope for batter weather. SSk HoK(80SPrS? FoUowiiis are mimed mid de-! rii 1TI. tile i HvL-J year. rrmn' of the pu sils oscope joins the many friends of. G.rjMsmiur room, A' gra'ie-, iiliuer Brown, Ollie Ki Elvira, Rich, Loofie Minneinp, Bessie Jennib Brown, and li da Ilai recitation grades 9G per (-eiir, depot tment grades 09 T)et ceivr.

for the v-ek diner 33) jmeiber it, is your friend stands up for Niotaze. pVne, thing is certain; you SJ) cannot get the came mat ter any where else. Mr. and Mrs. Davis in wishing them success in tiieir nev home.

end it to your friends a- OS jl Local Happenings; Uainy andjeloudy to day. Rain was never more welcome. Bring your job work to this.oiJl'H. U. J.

Jfrosvn returned from, the yesterday. Come in and. subscribe for the Only 7.5 cents a.ye.Hr, The proper way to chew tobacco aschaw it. HavjB you an.v, elironic. ailments? Thu ypur tjbould oou.su.lt with.

lr. Stou. The 11okoscolk will publish- the joarket report each wenk hereafter. Mr. Grigsby is conducting a class iji singing every Saturday night.

Our job-printer is kept busy (111-jfjg ordero for job-work. Call on W. F. Sam for bargains the loeery line. Iari3 Smith is getting alonsi nicely Dow, under the care of Dr.

Botts. The scholars all report themsel ves well pleased with the sohooland the teachers are giving satisfaction. The littla-grandson of Dr. Reeder reported ery low and but little kope is entertained for his recovery. The disgusted boomers are seemingly in more of a hurry to get back than they were to get to the Stiip.

Nexr Sunday night, Sept. 24Ui, is Rev. Robinson's appointment in Niotaze. Mr. L.

A. Lockwood called at this office today and left the cash for subscription to the Horoscope broad. all your neighbors' tion to it. Ths editor, who has not lived in Kansas very long, never understood the meaning of "Kansas zephyrs" so frequently alluded to by the poet ical geniuses of he Sun (lower State, until the last two weeks, when have seen a fuir sample of them continuously without missing a single day. Stripper, Stripper! Why so inetK? Sii-pt, 22.

grade pupils arid standing t' tiie same period; -Mat-tie and Lottie Edith Min nerupj Prudie Kirkendail, Nora Haines, Hattie Clements, Ella Fielding, Edna Bates, Shelden Hamilton and Richard Kilburn. pen your heart and send it to your poor relatives ut your confidence and 13i your money into your home paper and it will improve and prosper. Mvery number contains something of interest Their recitation grades are 94 i per cent, the deportment grades j.are 95.5 per cent. The 4C" i grade pupils mines and grades Annie DeWift; Addie llairis, Where is the You went to seek? Yon only went To tee the fun? What of your bojst You'd lend the run? Ah! ouve learned That honest "Roomers-' Have no show Against the "Sooners." Stella and Matti- Wil-on, Jennie Keeling, NVtta 'Abhor, Etta Clenienlti. Sidm-y .1 dton, Vennr Ridi, Toniii)r lame, Mr, G.

AV. Smith, the genial manager of the Co'op. called today and paid for his aron CU inputs, Esther own and another subscriptionv. j. (Continvi-d o.n irxr pa.