The Netawaka Times from Netawaka, Kansas • 8

i Qltodliing Ohair Citizens State Bank, NETAWAKA, KANSAS. in, Capital Stock $10,000. Peter Johnson, Pres. Henry Lueck, Vicc-Pres. C.

Lucck Caibierr. 0 DIRECTORS. Henry Lueck, Andrew Brown, Eniraa Lueck, Peter Johnson, C. D. This Bank, transacts a general banking business, and oilers every, with conservative banking.

erWK SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGK. The Netavaka -DEALERS IX- Lumber, Lath, Lime, Cement and of Anwlotn. tbe principal crlttefora offered by $Wllah people. on Americans that are raw, wnleli a. n.U4 ord for iccltlllxed.

They awert that we have small sen? of the eterpaj flneai things. Of course, tlwt. 1 V'choru of denials. No ohe likes to bo told- that all the raos3 of barbarism not bus td oil yet. But They were getting ready to hang James Swaney, at Haydentown, Pa.

The reason for. this, plan wai'tbat, James Swaney waabrutal murderer. He put a man the way, and was not eveu At Christmas-tide somebody discovered, the murderer possessed, a fine sentiment; 'that he was. thinking, of; home and mother, aud all, syii of thing. So he was paroled, for the holidays.

He spent time allowed blm In teastlng and i joy-maklng, and himself a man of Ms wprd by, ijigto his cell at the appointed, time. Again, John ttobinson was hanged to Adair county, Missouri. The, brutal scene was witnessed by.wpwfln sod almost became a social function. He was allowed to, hold reception In the sheriff's office, and 600, person passed In view, befaje, tlUs. blood utainedcjrlmal.

He sbPok bands with children, and for the time being- wasaePv. Inson WUe4MtfWV In KpntanftA.tdW.wAfl.eier. whelmed, trJtb, tfrtfiX tfltes, the gifts of fooL women who were attracted to a morbid feeling that veh the scientists have failed to classify, Are there not enough honest people to applaud without tbls sickening fuss over ccimUiais? there any bravexy in Jhurder that can appeal to innocence? Why recent developments In a New, York scandal proved that jie children in a state Institution were ilj-clad and imlf-starvedwhlle fared better than the, average Amercan We are civilized We. are. disco vering our own faults real-king their gravity, which Is the first uiove toward their ThftEnglish criticism HJnot without foundation; and.

It remains for Americans to 4t City forcbU4rm fit, mm Be fpfcMM School JSlotesv Those pupljss neither' absent nor tardy during tUfi fittli nwMW Dave Amon Lcnora Anion Charles. Kurd; (icorne Kern Fhiitie McAdamj, May rowers x' Ignore Ramey Tolliver Edna. Wagner .1 (111 AMMARftROQlr liertlia. Bamer Ctto.Iiennakcv Myrtle Dearlngv V. liusiitill George -Ada Hoverstpck.

Green Irwin Humphries Jessie 'SeXeAt Leila Shay liarjjyr.Toiliver,- Mollie Tolliver INTBli MEDIATE. 1 CVirl Carson Jessie Carson (ilara George 1 Anfia Kennedy, Maniifi, Heady (Kvcn Fred Tletgon. Jack TolTivft lMliMARY.HOO.'. Rosa Barrows Jiwrtha Hazel HoenSiheL; 'Hale Huff Hattic Kennedy CJarcnee Leeth Ren He a 1ary Tietgen Rjuth Tolliver Chris Sliiiy Jjiiy Wtod Tiic Jackson Con nty 'As- Lumbor PHYSICIAN AND HETA1WAKA, KANSAS. KELLER, SURSte WALTON, AH'OBSKYS-AT-LAW Practice in all Courts Office ia Kewna, Collections.

specialty Jflock We Solicit your Business. HoltoKk X1tAa.s Hajrness.and Shoe Repair Shop, Al kinds of, Harness, and Shew Repairing. 1 also repair Sewing Machines. ajl All Work Guaranteed Pirstclasi Wm, Boot. The Cottage Home.

Ji A. KMNEDY, Prop-Board by day or week. Rates $1,00 per day. Special attention given to all- We.solfclt your WHEN IN CALL ON ly The FPU -A' NICE, CLEAN-, lunch; You will, also find a fine line of Cigars, Soft Drinks, And Choice Confctionsv RUNS- Company Paints Laniiuuifl 9 Plea3fintGrove. The grouogboghltlhe nail on the.

bfiad this tl.me., Mrs Nash must be going to, start Into the poultry She has been around buying chickens. Mr. Snyder has purchased Mr. Robertson's sheep He shipped a carload to Kansas City Monday, Rev, Blackburn preached at the Wednesday night. Mjta.

Talih.a, SnyiierX chlmney.J caught on tire day. last week. Fprtunately nethiug, of, value ws Several from the immediate TlQjn-ity went to hear Sum Jones. Monday eyening. Fred McAllister Is sufferlng.frpm a severe attackvof the, measles.

Jeff and- Earl Snyder' expects to farm the John Lutz place, next summer. Their sister'. Anna will keep hpuse for them, John II ill will imove to Netawaka sqon, vye.are sorry to lose mm. a Little visited Capt Little.sonie.time, ago. Mr.

Del Perry lost a whip Thursday njght wonder wbo gotit. Those whojiope for cobbler tliis year are doomed tp uient. Miss Edna Snyder had a birthday party Tliursday evening. A. good many were present, and all a good time.

Mrs. 1 Uncle has moved onto Mitchell Miss Yaugli attended church at the Grove, Sunday, Q. KUStBiiK. What He Meant, A clergyman was approached by a member of hs flock after church service one day. "I've brought my boy's likeness, sir, aB you said you'd like to.

have it," said, the parishioner, produc ing It. "How awfully good or you," rhapeidlzed the clergyman. Capital likeness! How is he?" The father answered: "Why. sir. don't you remember? He's dead." The clergyman blushed and stammered: "Oh; yes.of course, I know that.

I mean how's took the photo- St Buftner I mighty nice present; to give a friend and lsal. ways acceptable. 1 have an exceptionally fine line of Call FifiQ Rug For, your, home will help. me appearance oi your home at small cost, I carry a complete line of -Furniture Picture Frames Carrom Boards, and in fact everything usually, found Ip a first-class. Furniture, FURNITURE and; UNDERTAKER.

Night Alarm Worse than an alarm of fire at night is the brassy cough of croup, wliiuh sound like the children's death kpgll and It m.e,an,S sumethlng is done Quickly. Foley's. Honey and Tar ne ter fails to. give instant relief an4 the-worst, forms of Mrs. Cordier, oX.

Manr says: "My three year old girl had a severe case of croup; the doctor said she could not live. I got a of the first; dose. gae quick-relief and saved her life." Foley's Honey and, Tar is best for croup and whooping cough, contains tip opiates, and cures quickly. Careful mothers keep it.ln the house. Refuse substitutes.

Sold by M. Hpepshel The Burglar. 'i Burglar bold, fanned big Job, Bank's' blg.safe, Bag of tools, Dynamite, Lantern dark, Moonless night. Planted charge, Awful roar, Blew safe clean Oqt of door, Quick grabbed out Inside box, -Wrenched off knob, Also locks-. Nothing there Bootless burst--Cashier had Got.the.re flpst; 8nakes In the Moonshine District-We infer from the following that the weather in Georgia has not affected the' snakes in the moonshine district: "Yea kin set It down fer a fact that the snake season ain't ended in Georgia.

I up t'other morn-It' and' found two big king snakea quoiled up by the fireplace in my room. There wuz also a blacksnake sleepin' peaceful at the fool of my bed. I ain't no drlnkin' man, fer I've got a throat trouble, an' can't git no whisky down me I "Atlanta Constl.tu-, tlon. Subscribers failing io receive Morning, Evening, or Sundsy E1 1 Mons promptly by carrier or by nial shwUd report fiCt; tO. 1 Til lv Rirnituro If you have never tried the "Little Hazel" now the time.

Go to the Racket Store for new Goods and Low Ibices. Crlminaloglsta say that women of the criminal and Immoral type have larger hands, and feet and smaller beudsstban the average woman. The most reliable preparation for kidney troubles on the market Is Fol ey's Kidney Soldi by Geo. M. The Netawaka Times and the Lraav- enworth Weekly Times both one year for Now is the time to get a bargin, We will furnish youtheTmBS one year and the Atchison Daily Globe one year, both papers cash In advance in all cases.

Those who have heard "Netawaka" say it is a mighty 'fine piece of music We have a few copies on hand at this office at 30 cents each. The Times will -take wood, cobs, hickens, potatoes, pumpkins and In some rare instances we have accepted money, on subscription We off er you. tlie TiMEi.and the Mall apd, Breeze both one year for $1.50 cash in advance. The Times is $1 per year; 8 months 50 cents, .3 months 25 eents. Now is the time to subscribe.

How many times do you have to be told that the "Little, cigar.is the very Don't forget to tell as anythig, you know that will be an item of news. We want anything and everything that vvill interest our readers, Easy Reaamg Tor imants.v He proposed, -con joirtly with hla father and brother, to blast the Btone as the most expOvliMous mode of gaining access to her arcana, and this In the open daylight, tn order that any tutelary protection she might he dla- posed to extend to, her favorite haunt might, as she was a thlrg of darkness and night, be effectuall" countervailed. Extract from a Child's Fairy Rorne'i Oldest Tomb; The tomb of. Caius Cestius ls; the oldt monument In Rome which has retained its original shape condition and has been left undisturbed by the generations that have lived around iUfor more than 1,900 wr s. erected and occupied by.

the remains of Its b.jder before that Babe was. horn In the stable at Bethlehem; before the name. Christian was added to the vocabulary when the emperqrs of Roinq were worshiped as divinities and people believed that the successful generals became gods when they died. Return to Calfsklni Predictecf; Said, a dealer in finished calfskins "I am strongly of the opinion that the time is not. far distant when we shall See a general to tho; At In, fact, during the past ten years shiny or lacquered leather has ma.de.

a sensational inroad Into calfskins, and while the leather Is. constantly being perfected and will, undoubtedly be popular and standard for a long time to come, the calfskin shoe will regain iitsrold-time No leather that has-been produced is, thepeer of a -wfll-wade- calfskin, and I aih aesurei that it will i A LY TRAINS-4-V BETWEEN Atchison 0 St. Louis EQUIPeP WITH PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPING CARS 7 RUCLIKIKG CHAIR CARS ft)) "N0 ELEGAHT PARLOR, CARS-i Th Kan City. Star, Evening- The. Kansas City Times, Morning; Tna Kansas City Sunday Complete ai Week; 13 11Y CAft-Ri'Eli OR SENT BY MAIL, A I 1'pST PREPAID.

i ron Route: THE. ONLY LINE TO Famous Hot. Springs of Arkansas (i'HE, QAfilSBW Of AMERICA). AM nriniirinl eitiaa. in tha TTnitad meets In our Congregational Gj lurch rie.xt Saturday at 2 P.

We invite, wry pii.trpn and pupil in the district to This Isyour meet ur as amours. A dozen or twen ly meuibers of our. school re to-take part. Won't you com toq, and help ni-'ko Ji, Miciws? 1'oj5vjji apiX'ars 'jMsvlii'i In I lie paper. fcr wajjd via the MissQurlPwlflfi BaJlway? A 'ff "7oW Neareit Agent for tlokets uul.

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