The Natoma Courier from Natoma, Kansas • 5

I c. REWARD a. $50.00 vpOU.UU U. P. Time Table.

EAST-BOUND. -No. 84, Mixed Leaves a. m. 'o.

Passenger, arrives 1:11 leaves tt. m. WICS'MIOUXH. No. mixed leaves 4:10 p.

m. No. 81, passenger leaves 8:14, p. ft m. 9 All trains daily exempt Sunday.

C. (Jaunt, A -tent. Stanley Welling was in uir city PI ul Ingram spent the lirst of llie wt ck in Plainville. Mrs. Wickhain has been very sick, hut is better al this writting.

J. A. Hoekenhull bought two loads of tine hay of Henry Sehwiuer. Mis Lottie Uollenback has Leon engaged to teacu the school at Webster. John i.esher and wife of Codeli were in the city on busines, yesterday.

Miss May Tabler d' Ltuay. is the new dining room girl at Sanni's restaurant. Mr. and Fred ICoelling of Kill We offer $50.00 for the good of the community and the capture of an honest burglar, who will confess that he can save more money he could'if he had a steady job and bought his goods at our Store, where he buy them cheaper than he could steal them, if he stops to count the cost of his mrUpc nm- Church Directory. Gi.uman tiikuan.

IVeui'uhiK every Sumliiy at Sunday MJhuol immediately utter. He v. 11. C. Sehoen-stmcU, pastor.

Mis-riMlusT Sunday school id t. m. every Sunday iipwortli LttUtfiic every Sun lay eveniitir at I't-eiicliinsr every oilier Sunday at u. m. nnd every Sunday eveuliiK ul n.

m. Itev. T. H. James, pasture PlUMlYTKIiU.N.

Sunday school Hi liukU. ni. and Y.P. S. C.

K. in p. in. every SnmUy. Preaohini: seme- eaeii alternate Sunday ft II 0 a.

iu, aud p. lu. Uev. James Welch, Pastor. Catholic, Cut; ami.

Services every Tuimuuy after the third Sunday in each month, ul o'clock. Uev. J. li. Voinholt.

111. I tession. We will be glad to have everyone come in and look over our stock, and it will be a pleasure to quote you our low prices on everything in General Merchandise. Respectfully, J. A.

Hockenhuil. 0 Ciyek were in the citv on business Tuesday. Geo. ShuUzo is building a new barn on the ranch. T.

.11. Hammond lias been up assisting him. C. E. Lundy of Pes Moines Iowa is visiting relatives here.

He will return to Iowa next week. G. Otis of passed through Tuesday on his way to Lincoln, to meet a business engagement. Mrs. Homer V.

Foltz came down from Plainville where she had been visiting her relations, the Furriers, yesterday morning. The school board vesterdav emplov-ed Mr. Will Lindlcy of Poi-lis, to teach the primary room. P. I).

Scott' will have the pr'uicipabship. IT. J. Evans shipped pounds of medical roots aud herbs Wednesday, City and News. Trade with our advertisers.

Try Alton Flour at Hockenh all's. New Jewelry at the City Drug Store. List your land with Geo. II. Craig.

Gasolene 20c per gallon at F. K. Fritters. Every stick of Alton Flour guaranteed at Ilockenliull's. 11.

F. Snum wax up from Paradise business Tuesday. John Juvenal drove over to the SSSSSSSSSS SSSSf) 8 FY iuL. S'w (J to SHATTERS ALL UECOUPy. Twice in hospital, F.

A. Gulledgi, Verbena, paid a vast sum to doctors to cure a severe ease of piles, causing 24 tumors. When all failed, Bucklcirs Arnica Salve soon cured him. Subdues Inllamation, compiers Aches, kills Pauis. Best salve in the world.

2oc at City Drug Store. JUST L'JtMC AT II Eli. Whence came that step, faultless skin, rich, rosy complexion, smiling face. She looks good, feels good. Here's her secret.

She uses Dr. King's New Life Pills. Result, -all organs active, digestion good, no headaches, no chance for Try theni yourself. Only at City Drug Store. ALL WERE SAVED.

"For years 1 suffered such untold misery from Bronchitis," writes J. II. Johnston, of Broughion, "Ihaf often I was unable to work. Then, when everything else failed, I was wholly cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption.

My wife sutl'ered intensely from Asthma, till it cured her, and all our experience goes to show it is the best Croup medicine worth at wholesale about ten etuis a pound. The approximate value of weeks work being fttis.s,"). NOTU'-Kev. Hickman, of Manhattan, will deliver a temperance lecture at the Natoma, M. E.

Church, Thursday and Friday the 21 and 22. Further announcements will be made later. T. II. James, Pastor.

The rain of Saturday night provided sufficient moisture to insure a good corn crop, Much of the erop was damaged by the dry weather but the acreage was so large that an immense amount, of the grain will lie produced. Watch the date of Dr. C. T. Hart's next regular professional visit, October 21st.

Elsewhere well be found a list of articles oiTered at Public Auction by C. Knelling on Monday August 2-i. at his Kill 'reek ranch. Mr. Koellinir HILL CITY, KANSAS.

A complete Line of the Best Grade of Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals always in Stock. We carry a $5,000.00 Stock of Drugs, and do a large mail order business. Write us for anything in the drug line and enclose stamps, Money or check, and your order will receive prompt attention, Freight will be paid on all orders from Natoma. We carry the same high grade goods which has always characterized our store. Goods on sale at Laton, Fairport, Co-dell, Bogueand Paradise Kansas.

None but Registered Pharmacist employed in our store. Fair port country Sunday. Born, last Sunday night to Mr. aud Mrs. Wm.

Luliman, a girl. Miss Anna Palmburg is visiting wilh atom a friends this week. Who handles White Daisy and Hour. W. L.

J. A. Iloekenliull sells Alton Flour, jaone better, every sack guaranteed. Mr. ami Mrs.

F. 11. Koc-lling were in from their Kill Creek farm, Tuesday. Order your Tombstone of A. II.

Pohlnian 'and save money. Furniture Store. Henry and Bonnie Schloh are prepared to furnish ice upon short notice. J. A.

Iloekenliiill has sold one of lii.s line driving horses to Wilson Sarver. The City Drug' Store will sell, you good Jewelry as cheap as anyone in Natonia. Will Craig drove over from the ranch Saturday and spout Sunday with his parents. S. L.

Bowlby of the Fairport coun lias concluded to retire permanently from the farming and stock business. ij 9 Harry Evans of Stockton drove across to Nat.oma last Saturday He has nurchased several hundred pounds of Snake-root of Jim Hale, 9) Grecian's Drug Store, F. GRECIAN, Proprietor, Kansas, fl Hill City, i r. Vll iriv in tlie World. A trial will convince1 you it's unrivaled for Throat aud Lung diseases.

Guaranteed bottles one and 1.H0. Trial' bottles free at the City Drug. Store. LOOK PLEASANT, PLEASE. Photographer C.

(.:. Harlan, of Eaton, can do so now, though for years lie couldn't, because he sulTercd untold agony from the worst form of indigestion. All physicians and medicines failed to help him till he tided Electric Bitters, which worked such wonders for him that he declares they are a godsend to stnferers from dyspepsia and stomach troubles. En-rivaled for diseases of Stomach. Liver and' Kidneys, they build up and give new life to the whole sy sloiu.

'Fry theni. Only Guaranteed by City Drug Shire. On account of the numerous empii-res 1 have had from Natoma since moving the Drug store li-om there I wish to state for general information that all mail orders for drugs sent me hero will receive prompt attention, and 1 will pay freight, or express charges on all orders Irom Natoma. 1 carry the largest stock of drugs west of Salina and can supply anything in the drug line on short notice. State your wants and enclose a money order or draft for the amount and you will receive the goods al lowest prices on lirst train.

Fkaxk Bill 'ity, Kansas. 4 4 jP 4 .4 4 fi jf 4. i. .4 A44 4 4 4444'i44. 4 4 4 4 4 if I he Johnson Harrow and exiects to remain here long-enough to dig a couple of hundred, pounds before making shipment.

The Wabash Safety-Trace Holder, to keep your buggy traces from coming unhooked. Lundy sells them. Ha ii. 1 Come in and insure your small grain against hail in the old reliable St Paul insurance Company. Geo.

11. Craig. at N'atnma State Bank. For or Trade. One Imported Percherou Stallion.

Two High Grade Pcrcheron Stallion -oils one and two years old. Call on or write. C. 11. Woods, Natoma.

Kansas. Lost -One Bay liiiey two years old. will weigh about nine hundred pounds. Escaped from my pasture six miles west of Naioina last Friday. Information leading to her recovery will be suitably rewarded.

W. S. Dougherty, 'oih -1 1 Kansas. We are prepared to write Hail Insurance in Books. HI lis and Russell and Fire Insurance anywhere in this locality, in one of ih" most reliable 'ompanies doing business in Kansas, all on or write us for terms before placing your insur Yi I Til Is the only Successful Disc Harrow and Seeder on the market.

Mr. C. G. Coch- l- try was in Natoma on business Monday and Tuesday. J.

A. liockenhu'l handles the Alton Flour, it is the best, give it a trial and be convinced. Anyone wishing to take music call on Mrs. N. 10.

Dunham, Natoma, Kansas. Lundy lias tough raw-hide whips which he sells for cents. See him before purchasing. One hire for the round trip on all railroads in Kansas to the State Fair at Hutchinson September lo to 111. F.

W. Burlin drove to Alton on Wednesday where he took the train for Osborne, lie will return today. Henry Pohlnian sold two mowers and a hay rake tins week. The hay and forage crop are better' than usual. John Juvenal has sold his barber shop to Hert Gee of Russell and will leave Sunday for his home in Osborne.

Mrs. Wilkerson who lives near Hound Mound is seriously ill, but is improving under the, skillful cart! of Dr. Isenberg." Call at J. A. Ilockonhull's for your groceries, and don't forget to tni'o along a sack or two of Alton's New Mill Flour, it will please you.

Tie' good news as reported that Marshall Wiueiaml, who had the misfortune to hae his leg badly cut in a fickle some time ago. is improving nicely. For deF.eior.s niec flavored bread Will i Daisy or (TKA.i Ihr.ir main: fact on by Pi, A ix i i.u Mini, iii.il ei.iA'AToi: ih. Hold by W. L.

Hacbun dsler. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea I medy has wnrid wblc reputation for its cures. It never fails and is pleasant to take. For sale by City Drug Store. Wiiitk Daisy or Hour nianufactured' by Pj.aix VI I.TJ-: Mux aud Er.KVAToii Co.

is guaranteed to ph-ase you. Try either brand Hand ran of Plainville, sold one hundred and fifty of these Wonderful Implements last year, and was even then unable to sup- ply the demand. The problem of Wheat ft; ft Raising vas solved with the invention of the "Johnson Disc Harrow and Drill." I also sell the Up-to-date "Johnson Corn A CURE FOR CROLRiiA INFANTUM. "Lirst May." says Airs. Curtis Bak-! or.

of Bookwalki r. Ohio, "an ii.lnn'. I of our neighbor's was suffering fi om cholera i 1 1 1 a 1 1 A 1 1 ti. Th" doctor had given up all hopes of recovery. I took a bottle of i ham her lain 's (die.

Cholera and Diarrhoea to tie-hou-e. telling 1 1 1 -1 1 1 I feit sure it woiib! do good if used accoroi.ig to idrt c-j 1 ciiis. In two day s' tune II ji child bad billy recowivd. ami is now (nearly a viae since) a Vigorous, h'-altiiy girl. I have recommended this remedy ire-oneiiilv and have never known it to Binder.

'f i V- I a ft fail in a For sa i 5- s- t' j. i j. i I by ity I (rug More. i ance. Estatk I AOKVY.

The The Alan I and The Pill. She was a good woman, he loved her for she was his wife. The pie good. Ids wife made it. but it uisa-! greed with him and he disagr'-ed with i his wife.

Now hi' lakes a pill after i pie. and is happy, so is bis wife. The pill be lakes is Dr. Isenbi i-ps Little Liver Pill. MuttAi, Avoid dyspepsia by using Jsenberg's Little Liver Pills.

A YOFXG LADY'S LI FE SAVED. i At Panama, Coluinb'a' by (Jluiiu- -rbiiii's (Jolic, and Diarrhoea Itemedv. PARADISE Dr. ('has. H.

Utter, a prominent i nlivsiciau. of Panama. Columbia, in Sold only by City Drug Store. Ik 1 fE it tJC. Is i' i First Pu'd'cntiim Au-jusi 1 1.

XOTJfK l-i. I.iiiid 1 1 ri-e lit CiiiUj IVi JL JL led by L. liaclniicister. Call by phono, (two long rings) for your" ice. or leave your orders at Schloh 's Grain All calls promply answered.

Henry and Bennie Scliloh. Geo. S. Welling Co. received a car of Peering Corn Binders and has them nearly all sold.

The farmers know the best on the market. The Ideal Binder is an absolute success. Warren Bo-vlby returned from Kansas City and other points Monday evening" his return journey he visited J. H. Newcomer at Hostile and also at Manhattan where he made arrangements to enter the fall term of the State Agricultural College.

a recent letter stales: "Last March 1 had as a patient a young Lady sixteen years of uge. who had a very bad of dysentery. Everything I prescribed for her proved ineiTectual and she was growing worv- every hour. I ler parents were sure she would die. She had become so weak that she eonhl not turn over in bed.

What to do at this criti'-al moment was a Mud; forme, but thought of 'hamberlaiii's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy and as a last resort prescribed1 it. The luost wonderful csiiit was eiTi i-teij. Within eight hours she was feeling much belter: inside of three days she, was upon her feet and at the end of one week was entirely For sale by i City Drug Store. Nuii'-e is liereliy -'ien iiat the (oilowin i named settler liteil notice of his intention to make eiiinijiiiuit'on in support o' eii.iTii.

anil mat. said proof will emle iiefon; i of the Oisti iei Court, at Kansas, on Septerulier -ii. FKKD WIIiTK. II. 17.21!.

Fr these l-i. ne l-l. See. 31. south.

Kantre l.V west P. M. He nmnes the witnesses to I his cimtinuoiis residence upon and eultivatiou i of said land, viz: Fresh and Salt Meats at A.nti-trust prices. We keep everything handled by a First-class Meat Market. Geo.

Krntpp. of Round Mound. Kansas: .1. K. Eddy, of Kound Moicid.

Kansas: L. L. l'iiillips. of Round Mound. Kuiisas; Matt Finnessy, of Round Mound.

Kansas. W. E. WARD. Register..