The Natoma Courier from Natoma, Kansas • 1

rrn 1 VOL. NO. 49. NATOMA KANSAS, FRIDAY OCT. 10, 1902.

$1. PER YEAR Y1? OIA JL JLiU if i rS II 1 f-'itfj I' if 1 I 16 3 are now ready for inspection. They are attractive in every detail and the lines are The success of any line depends upon having what our costumer wants We can make possible this success for you by supplying anything in Mens, Call and see us when in town. Youths and Childrens Clothing. it SI business Your for W' Icltiiilitiht'ci 1 1" SCHOOL NOTES, i 1 Rlly- EVERYBODY COMES 9) To Johnson Hunt to buy first class goods at lowest prices pos- jl sible.

Just received a nev lot of 7 id dry goods. (0 8: (3 Wc Are Headquarter: a caller ot-e evenipg hist, week. The new book' seem to he a success in the way ol interesting tile pupils. Miss i1 ay jnrian was welcome visitor on Wednesday of this week. It, has lieen found necessary io order additional desh.s for both rooms.

Several pupils were (ietaimd in town over niu'lit, last 'J'hui'sJay account of the rain. During rlio wet ather the vacant room was found very useful as a play room for the smaller children. Parents should not forget that they art; not only welcome, but are expected to visit us and insptet. our work. The S.

Vr. Heading Circle will mwet at the M. 10. church on Saturday alter-noon. the elevcnUi AH 'ani For underwear, blankets, duck clothing sweaters, hats, f) 0.

i I Vl Hon. Jchn Dawson will speak on the pollikal issues, at the Natoma School House Tuesday, October 14, at 8 o'clock and at Waldo the afternoon of the 15th, Mr, Dawson is a very entertaining speaker and none should fail to attend. Ladies especially invited. caps, Doots, snoes ana everything r'opt in a First Class General ore. (4 Wc Are in the Lead 8 invited.

The dozen song books ordered by I ') On dress we handle the I best line in Now goods arriving daily. When in town make our 'tore your stopping.) Mr. Scoi.l were disposed ol in l( than three niinuKs. Say we are not intei-ested in singing. Violet, (iraceand idaJossetl drive live miles in i ol and Ilairv ICar.u Kcuitutsnem place as we.are always glad to seo k) rides eight miles.

Tin have het very pu a I in attend a nee. will the is. Dunham's music class yivc a iiiusiu'ul cnlci't Miiii'ii! in From Q. H. Horsian.

Walla Walla, Wash. -2, 1102. II, W. Natonui, Kansas. Dear Sir: You will find enclosed you -Highest market price paid for all produce.

iii crinfer a favor tni he eitci it -r In' ins', r.iel ing to he teaciiel'S In' I us! IMi'l lllg tie Woodmen 1 'aialisc on Mon Jiiuir, YM. Ad III t) the (lis'ioMMon of cil I 1 1 )' 'or Iliisi; Yours tin: i itv raiii money order for one dollar and fifty minion free. Rveryhndy invited, eents, for wliicli send ir.c the ATOM A 0 The "1.01)1 Seeniet! .7) 1-4 h'i HUNT, IN 1 ''i'i iii't i i i ei ifin a nient kji U. a iiiortilng. I a- i 1 i ii.il inn" from A peri'iient i il lime i) 0 1 '-vl' CoruiElt anotlier year, also llie oenu Weekly Capital fur one year.

suppose you will notice my address is changed again. am going to attend college at this plaeo this vi. ter. 1 expect to take a commercial course. I am highly pleased with this western country, this far, and expect to make it my future home.

Kindly remember me to the friends at Natoma aid on the Paradise. Wreck at Pariliie The 'Usl hound freight an Paradise. Three cars were dt-nilcd by the sHitping oi' the track aft'T the. engine ami one car had passed" over a weak port ton of grade. It occupied most, -of the day to put the cars back and repair damages.

It is fortunate ttiat the speed of the train was slow or a W'e a re I ad i enrol I .1 no. Worh-j in the upper room and Theodore "hloii. Lulu Hale, Ida ami ii noa tout is ram to bo renderUtl at the S. I i i Cirlo t'j b't a' M. ho, eh, p.

evtohrr Yours Very Truly, G. H. Homa.v, College Place, Walla Walla, Wash. Mjng UirTit a. Hiister.

and (ilcii 1'orter in tin: Utv.vv coming slowly neverUiel' ss. riioni this week. Opening cNerci-es are coipI icted v- V'e are glad to repoi't school as py morning in the smith l-ootit. The progresxi'ig nicely v.itii good ai-j Woodland Kchoes'' am! in Ah rooms. The enroll- Moments'' have been i (, u.vil for ment in the upner room is twenly-nine voeal exercises.

Heading of the and in ihe loer ihii ty-eight. Dibit-, foliowi by a rt pe, itioii of tin The school boys are possessors of a i v' Ml! good baseball outfit and baseball or- ouwa exercises, cupies all the spare time. I'rolitriency I in the gam'! is evident. Nowexer, V'cgCtoblcS. real good gaa.es ate hindered by lh i i have tons of for pr-m lack of a got.d ground.

terriblt accident might have resulted. The track between Waldo and I'ar-adise is in a condition and Tuesday's mishap verified the porter's prediction: "If de company doan fix up (lis road have lo pay damages fo rutin in ovah de cohn fields. oca! ion. Vfcal so! Mr. Y.

Fottz i'- Kincaid Art Durhaai li ur-i'ai Orako I'alft' -Tiie (jhild -i-- Sel hh (ieo. s. Wellies to VI. AttH-rii-itj f.itei-::t'tr W. LindW I iii" The ConiiEU aula; rccoivod Telephone Talk.

It is announced that direct communications will be established with Osborne by the first of January. The Natoma Central Telephone company is making preparations, looking to that end, and encouragement is being extended at Osborne and all along the proposed route. The Natonia-Fairport line will be extended to Russell at an early date. Kulendall large lino of samples of up-to- Tlie UG(1 Tomatoes, bush.l. i i i.

both Mr. Lindlev and pupils is shown tc il Wi.i date calenders, and feints pe: o. sn i. the orderly movement as they pm- gallon. Deliveries mad' three Goods.

vo will be giad to show U.XV. from the various im a week at Natoma aud saini'e and submit pl'icos to any- rovms. It. is sometimes hard to get one vho will call or writo. igl.t, kit; right, ltft," but it i One mile west C'odeli.

I laru igor, iiarvy JCarns ion. "urnmeni. T. D. Sco-it,.