The Norwich Herald from Norwich, Kansas • 8

C. 0. VAUEIIAIJ, General Gcrchandiw. Local Items. Judson Ashley cauie out from Kansas City Monday morning and took his father Mr.

M. L. Ashley home with him that Harper is going to give-a fair and race meet next week. flarvest is oveR E. J.

Beits, of Cherokee, was here last week on business. But we otill have the oroodo for the Miss Marie Hillbrant. of Tur- on visited friends here this week evening Mr. Ashley goes to that city for his health's benefit which has greatly failed him in the past year. Miss Grace Potter visited her sister Mrs.

F. L. Lemmon in Hutchinson last week. C. O.

Yaugban was in Okl ahom a last week on business. H. S. Milton, a liveryman of Ralph Sills of Kingman was in the city on businese this week. J.

Hold ridge of Kingman Don't forget to call on us when you want anything in DRY 600DS. GROCERIES MEATS. HATS 4SH0ES was in the city last week. Miss Alice Grin wold of Wichita Anthony was in the city last is spending a few days in the week on business. city this week visiting relatives, i We are getting ei07 goods everyday afcd they good goodo at Right Prices.

We have just received a car load of salt and we are selling 25 lbs for 15c, 50 lbs at 25c. 100 lbs at 45c and I barrel for $1.25 Miss Irene Washburn left for Geo. A. Flatt spent a few Sterling last week4o visit rela- week in Oklahoma on days 'last .1 t. i I.

wtoc winr, utici sue win iail business. on friends at Wichita. Murie Munger arrived here Everything Guaranteed to give satifactibn or your Money Back t- Saturday from Ft. Riley for a short stay with friends and John Paden, formerly a car We handle the Diamond TL flom The best in town Jesse Kellogg and wife returned to their home in Wichita Monday. L.E.

Thompson, the merchant was in Wichita on business last Miss Lena Swinehart left last week for a visit with relatives at Fairfax Oklahoma. Mrs. Geo. A. Flatt has been visiting at Humbolt Kans.

the past week. The Herald desiresto express its thanks to those who so kindly penter and farmer of this vicinity passed through here last week on his way to Seattle, Washiugton to visit the fair- EevisitedTafew days with friends while here. Highest market pricfe always paid for poultry and produce CO. MIAN. John Staia.

wife' and father arrived here some time ago from Kansas City. John says that he Mr. Artnnr C. Bingham, a not responded to notifications that ed musician, wiil give a free dem onstrationat the M. E.

church T. H. Steohenson. Pres. A.

O. Hunter, Vice pres. Geo. W. Fieser, Cashier.

Friday (this) evenings Object their subscriptions had expired Many havefailed to respond and they are cautioned that the pap formation of vocal convention. BANK FARMERS STATE W. G. Maxinfer is preparing to er will not reach them until they is cured and is now ready to take any and all pictures. The sale held by John Wagoner on the old Cease farm last Thurs day was not very well attended although the goods and chattels offered brought fair prices.

D. U. Tackwell was one of the auctioneers. A. R.

Norton attended to business matters in Kingman Mon move to Colorado. are paid up in full. Of Norwich, Kansas. rs. Dan Letzkus has returned FOR SALE CHEAP A good $10,000 Capital Stock from a visit at ElDorado.

piano. Enquire of Mrs. E. L. Norwich can cite a very grave Feagan.

4t 9 3 Edwin Oblinger has been visit case of Ji The Farmers State Bank, of, Norwich, is a it ing nearby towns in the interest day. ASLEEP AT THE SWITCH "Waitincr at the Switch" is a of the P8nkratz Mill. IS linmfi hnnlr. Everv dollars worth oi stocK E. L.

Feagan. the popular drug UVUJV owned by home men. It's earnings remain at gist, and hia wife, went to Sterl intr last week, for a short visit with rejativfts and friends. one act comedy that has been staged with howling success by three Norwich residents and a heavy from Antheny. The' first appearance did not prove to be a money maker as there was no at Rogers, of Milton, has home, where they go towards improving your town and surrounding community.

We treat our customers right both borrowers and depositors. We appreciate your business whether great or small. A bank account teaches economy. II instituted divorce pfoceedings in the Sumner county districtcourt tendance. The actors are James to secure a writ freeing him from Takedown Vowel, 0.

Vaughan, and Alec his wife, Lizzie Kodgers. Harold Kennedy, of Nashville, Pitt, of this city and H. S. Milton rf AnfVifitiir UVUVUJ Geo. W.

Fieser, Cashier. reosWiw shotruns art These gentlemen drove to Ham aruna of perfect ftoporttons. made in r.ftr one night last week in order to catch a southbound Orient 12 and 18 gauges, with abnpJar mechanism thanjany other repeater. They have jhi Z2m0m solid top always between roor bead and the cartridge, the side ejector, and the dosed-in breechbolt that keeps out rain, and aleet, dirt. leavea, twice, and all other foreign matter.

Theae feature add greatly to efficiency of a run and to the comfort and convenience of the hooter. The Modal 16, ifrjraiwo TllffiT la the only lifht weight repeating ahotgun made. It weir he bat oounda. handle feat and train there about I o'clock. They unspanned their team and found sol't boards on the platform at the station to await the.

Hamner is a flag station and visited his friend, Denny Tipton last Saturday. In speaking of Chas. Sigler, agent for the Missouri Pacific at Norwich, The Leader Courier says: "Charley is proving to be one of the popular men on the entire line of the D. A. a Continued drouth and extreme hot weather has damaged the marriage crop in this vicinity School Opens Sept.

6. trains do not stop unless a flag is hung out. The ozone is soothing and about a half an hour be-. ahoeta clote and hard. It la unequalled for 9 A We are prepared to supply everything needed for school.

Most ot the hooks in High school are changed this year. We are State agents for School books and are authorized4 to furnish State quail anooung, quirrelai rabbita and all small game. very preceprible. foro tram time arrived the quartette fell asleep. A deafening noise awakened them and they Before buying a gun, juat get our 136-page catalog.

Sent free by return mail for tarn pa pottage. got their eyes open in time to see school books on exchange. Books are Cash, FOR SALE OR TRADE One Peoria 14 disc drill. Will trade for a 12 disc. too-9-5 W.

W. LaBlonde A. Hunter is having some the rear cooch go by in a whirl of dust. What they said on their 42 Willow. Street, MEW HAVEN.

CONN. retu rn to Norwich was not in tended for this article. Old papers that are just the thing to place under carpets I Wichita is preparing. for a big artistic sign painting don eon his lumber sheds at his yards on north main street. It helps the may be had at this office for five ,1 time during the annual fair and cents for 75.

1 1 FEAGAII, REQISTEHBD DRUGGIST jubilee September 21 to 24 inclu appearance of the building great- sive. The best horse racing and LOST AValuabUHof. farm exhibits to be seen ic the state this year will be seen there. Mrs. A.

D. Harry left Tuesday morning for a visit with her parents near Atticiu Besides the fair the Peerless Prophets will give a big enter One of the most valuable hogs in the drove of a large western breeder was lost through an attack of the dreed cholera, tainment. Mrs. Louis Eggert and Miss Clara Dick spent a few days the POST CARD ALBUM FREE I first of the week in Wichita visit. It is a popular thing now to ing relatives.

O. 0. Young, the popular phy and hie other hogs were exposed to the disease. This breeder had read of preventives bnt never hairing occasion to use them was not supplied, and upon inquiry could And none at local store. One dealer send to the BoG Chemical Concern of Chicago and procured a germicide which effectively stayed the progress of the disease, but the risk waiting is great siclan.

is having his office treated to a coat of paint this week. Misses Ethel and Eunice Freese of Hutchinson were in the city a few davs last week visiting old friends. matte a collection of Post Cards. If yow. want a handsome Post Card Album just send the sma)l snin of 25c to pay for The Kansas City Weekly Journal to your address for one year and you wiil receive a handsome Album FREE The Album is 9XU inches in 8133 and will lipid 96 cards.

The Album is handsome and beautiful in finish and design. For the small sum of 25c. The Weekly Journal wil be mailed to your ad dress 'for one year and you will receive the Post card album as a present. R. Myers attended to busi ness matters in Wichita Mon day.

VK -'v. Every dealer and every farmer should provide themselves with the BoC remedy and the farmer should follow the directions that go with it as to the ears and feed to be used, A doUar spent this way may save a thousand." Keep it in your tern at all times. Ask. For Sale By F. A.

Messmer, Anness, Kans. We have the best eight day MANTLE Clocks Harry, Yeager, who has been working at the Norwich hotel, Every clock Warranted; for $5.00. Little alarm clock alone dollar each. for some Itime returned to his A.D.HARRY JEWELER! home in Kingman Sunday,.