The Netawaka Times from Netawaka, Kansas • 4

Tho Netawaka Times A The Netawaka Lumbor Company 4 htl'UET bOt'lhTlKS. A. O. U. meets on thu 2nd and 4th Mondays each month in AO II hall.

Visiting bretlireu invited. Cjiao. Tiktukn, M. W. W.

L. Bakkk Recorder. 1 1 Fit A TEHN A A ID A SSO-- -DEALERS JJf We are still Selling Published Kverj Thursday -BY- H. L. Hvrr, Editor Publfchcr.

L. E. Rurr, Associate Editor. Telephone Ne. 90.

Lumber, Lath, Lime, Cement and Paints. I'lATJUX meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday In Masonic hall. All visiting as low as atiy other store In tho county nu'inber cordially Invited to attend. Mrs. Blanche Scnwlor, K.

II. uiwt, Secretary. Pie. Summer Dress Goods Camp No. M.

W. of A. meets Citizens State Bank, 1st Tuesdays In ench month In subscription jutus One ropy one Oneeopyslx On copy three mouths S3. Advertising rates made kqowij on application, i U. U.

W. hall. E. T. Myers, V.

O. NETAWAKA, KANSAS. W. J. Powers, Dcm ec of Honor, meets 2nd 4th World's Fair lu M.

hn and re-turn: Season limit, I5.4: hlxty days limit, li.Hti; Hftcuu days limit Hl.tW. 7 day coach excursion $7.00. 11, Miikuj, Agent. Two Cojtlos Curort Wm "I was troubli'd with kidney cont-plaint for about two years," write A. $10,000.

Capital Stock Btrd In tbt port at NwtawBkn, ixcttiid iiliu amtter, Fridays of each month In A. O. U. hall, Edna lloenshel, C. of II We havo a no nw Bne of lHii-ILIom nticl white goods on sale at prices thut will pleuse you.

Anl( to see them. Shoes and Slippers Our line of Shoos nnd Oxfords for ladles and gontleme la tip-to-date In every resect, lirlnyour children here for shoos. Wo can suit you lu style, i)uality aud price. Fetor Johnsoa, Pres. Henry Lueck, Vlce-Prei, P.

LNk, II. Davis, of Mt. Sterling, "hut W. J. Blair; Recorder.

Polar Star Lodgo No. M0 A. F. A. M.

Meet Thursday of each mouth on or before the lull moon. Geo. N. Coc.hrcn, W. M.

Geo. Allen Jr. Secy. two bottles -of Foley 8 Money Lueck, Andrew Brown, Otto Lueck, Piter Joumoo, Itocted a perinanimt euro." Sound kidneys are safcgiuird of life. Make the ikldnevs healthy with Foley's Mo.

Pacific Timh Cahd. GOING WCHT. He. 91 Mali 1:44) a. ni.

JJo. 63 Mail Express 11:20 n. in. S3 5:23 n. ni.

9o. 275 Local Freight 0:10 a. in. QOINQ MAST, Ho. 62 Mail 4:03 a.

Vo. 60 Mull Bill p. m. No. 272 Stock Frritrlit 9:55 a.

in. Ho. 270 Local Freight 2:00 m. paljy exitept Sunday. II.

N. MiOKl-B, Agt. fattttty Kidney cure. Sold by Goo. M.

Hoen shcl. i This Bank transacts a general banking business, od offera avery consistent with conservative banking. trWE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE. Our line of Groceries is complete. JF Von Sai.k at a Hakoain: One Secthm Sloel Land Holler, liecn used one one season.

Don't all come at once Paige ft it ken. Beamer Powers, Spring Time is Hero Somp'a Copies. If you recelvo afamplu copy of th HOME NEWS. And the housewife will now want such things aa new Times take ami read It and then If you think It worth the price one dollar a year, we would be glad to en Chl.fljr Aboat PeopU You Know topatlc0u4taa Wanted to Get Satisfaction. A dentist is tellinn a Rood one on ona of l.U iultor.tg, which shows what a vein of f.rlui humor lies within the bosoms of Brtmo men.

Ho says the patient lu quoutlon had had extracted a lnrso hollow tooth which had pained him for years, and after it was out ashed for it lu order that he might taku It homo. The dentist asked hint what on earth ho wanted with an old decayed tooth. The patient win ki. knowingly as a sad smile crept over his countenance) and replied: "I want to take the old tooth' homo, All tho cavity with sugar, set it on tho table and watch it ache. That is the only way I can get even with It." rill you.

We waut It distinctly Wall Paper understood that the Times Is porniu Mrs. F. Giblwiu nnd Ethel Wrijrht- ncnt institution in the town aud on, of.IVntonvlllo came up Saturday Suhscrlbo for tho Times. Ring us up when you know anything Henry Bergman will read the Times think Is deserving of your pationagei to spend tho Fourth with old friends We have just received an elegant assortment of Wall Paper ranging in prices from 3 bolts for 28c aud up. in Netawaka.

hereafter. What do you think? 4 new Departure tongueless cultlva needed at this time of the year Is On Account of high water nnd bad Grandpa Byers, father of John tors: $10.00. 8 walking tongue cult! roads K. R. Rust the rural mail car Another thing Straw Matting.

Dyers Is on the sick list. vators: $11.00. Guaranteed to b- rler has been unable to get over but a Joseph Anderson spent the Fourth O. K. If you are in need of cultlva small port ion of his route this week, have lust received a fine Use of straw matting at his home In Arrlngton.

i tors you can't afford to miss this. Ask your dealer for the Conqueror, ranging In price from 18c to 35c per yard. nis is positively the finest line ever brought to lis town Paioe Gkeen. Miss Maye Dixon nnd Mrs. Cora Korner of St.

Joseph came In in th CLAY USED AS FOOD. the best 5cclgaron the market, noon train today for a visit with A short time prior to his deat Mrs. Jus. Rouse, of Ames, Is here Many Tbla office for Sulo Bills. Subscribe for the Times, Old papers at this office 5 cents per bundle.

Orlo Dalch went to Marshall county Sunday Try Blair's Special Cc cigar It Is dandy smoke. Thus. Hatch returned to the Indian Ten itory Tuesday. If you hare never tried the "Little Jlaxel" now the time. Sam Ream (and Will Gable were jip from Ifoltoq Tuesday.

You ought to have the Tjmks if you jire not already getting it. If you waqt a good smoke try the Plamorid Joe at Ed Blair's, One Emerson shovel sulky cultivator. 621.00. Jay Powers arjed home from Richmond Kansas, last Saturdoy, Its Consumption Common In Cornelius Vandcrbllt said to a friend their father and mother Mr. and Mrs, W.

F. Dixon. "I don see what goon It does mo visiting her mother Mrs. J3. R.

Bust Smoke up, but while you are smokln ing smoke something good. Little all this money that you say Is mine. Walter Bolman and Miss Himt came up from Kansas City Saturday I can't tat it: I can't spend it: in Lineoleum I -have the Scotch Imported Llneoleura. Tbs best made. Come and see the quality and gat prices.

Window Shades, Curtain Poles, and everything else needful for the decoaatlon and comfort of your home. Carpets by sample. Can get you Carpets at any price. See me about It Hazel. fact I never saw It.

I dress no bet and spent the Fourth with ft. T. If you have afarmorclty proper ter than my private secretary and Bolman and family. They returned cannot cat as much as my coachman ty for sale list it with H. L.

Huff at Times office. to Kansas City yesterday. Miss Ollle Davidson and Warner How uianv tiroes do you have to be Beam were united In marriage 'on told that the "Little Hazel" cigar is Eastern Countries. Consumption of earth as food la said to be common not only In China, Now Caledonia and New Guinea, but in tho Malay archipelago as well. The testimony of many travelers in the orient is that the yellow races are especially addicted to this practice.

In Java and Sumatra the clay undergoes a preliminary preparation, being mixed Wi.a water, rcducod to a paste, and the sand and other hard substances removed. Tho clay is thon formed Into small cakes or tablets about as thick as a lead pencil and baked in an Iron oaucopan. When the tabkit emorges from this process it rosemblos a piece of dried pork. The Javanese frequently oat small figures roughly modeled from clay which re I FURNITURE, ana Wednesday June at Holton by I livo i.u a big servant's boarding house am bothered to death wit'u beggars, have dyspepsia, and most of my money is in hands of others, who use it mainly for their own benefit." Thus we sec that riches do not always make man happy. Ex.

the very best? Judge Frlcker. They went to housn V. bUDn6I UNDERTAKER. Martha and Blanch Beamer went keeping at-once on a farm nortlieaste of town. The Times extends best tine Box writing paper, tablets, to Kansas City Sunday and remained until yesterday.

wishes for their happiness and pros. pens, pencils at the Post Ofllce. Walter Boston came up from erlty Ed Starlit and Elmer Johnson left Sunday for a visit to the World's Kansas City and spent the fourth with home Folks. Mighty hard rain fell Tuesday Fair. night and as a result the crocks were The World's Gold.

The theory hold by minors that the gold in the earth has been deposited from solution has been nemonatrated eE .2 Sqnlra Blair, of Topeka came up all oiit of their banks Wednesday George Kerq came up from Topeka and spent the Fourth with the home Saturday and spent several days morning, The train due hero at 1:17 semble animals or little men turned out in poetry iihops. with his sons here. in tlmimorning did not arrive until folks. Restaurant and Barber Shop A. E.

BLAIR, Prop. 1 eight o'clock and did not bring Will and Joseph Stcvensen, brothers Carl Ktmpton came up from Kansas ity and spent the Fourth with his Kansas City paper. The east bound of Mrs; Troy Hardin are here visit YOUNG OF THE FLOUNDER. tmiu due at did not arrive until ing the Hardin family. 10:20.

mother. Wanted: Stock for pasture. In Francis Palmer will teach tho High School department of the Uircicviue Frc(j jmbner our furniture dcale quire of A. Blair, schoolsthe coming year, and untcrtakcr lias put In a brick Kansas. I carry at all times a full and complete line! of Candles, fluts, Top, Cider, Milk Shake etc 11 Cigars and Tobacco.

by several oipcrlRienters. Dalntree prepared a solution of gold and left it in a small piece of metallic gold. Accidentally a small piece of wood foil into the solution. The solution do-composod, the gold assumed a metallic stato anil collected aud held to the small piece of undissolved gold, wnlch increased in Another investigator hcrid of aud made a dilute gold solution, in which he im-merced a pieco of Iron pyrites and left it. there a month, lie added also organic matter and at the month's end the pyrites were covered with a filia of metallic gold.

Pyrites and galena were next tried, aud each wail covered with gold. How the Mother Provides for Its Off-oprlng Safely. Reference wad nuule In a recent Issue of th'j Liverpool Dally Tost to the imo'. of securing and safe locomotion adopted by the young of the flying fox in clinging the breast wnrnoof iTr.annfioi mm iin from sidewalk lu front of his place or 5 5 If you will continue to smoke why business. Jle Has also put in somt! Topeka today and is visiting his not smoke a cigar worth your while, Little nice red cas.

pipe supports for his brother George and family, awning. These supports aro nice The 'Little Hazel is a cigar that We offer you the Times and the for the boys to swing around on and never deteriorates in quality. If any- Mall and Breeze both one year lor $1.50 that is the roason Mr. Bubner put hiog it is better than ever, cash in advance. them in- H.

JDodwell and family of Wetmore The Times office is equipped for all DR. I. T. MYERS Irlnrlsnf rcf.ilnBu InK if Inn nt were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. prices that are reasonable. Try us. Don't forget the big jCooper Monday.

of their parent whon in flight. This somewhat resembles the conveyance of the young by the kangaroo, the Java toad and the whalo, and all are well-established facts in natural history. But another instance exists, which, I venture to think, may not be so generally known. A small specimen of the flounder tribe frequents the Malay seas, that is easily taken by rod and line from the shore; and again and again, after effecting a capture, I have placed the fish on its back on the ground and pressed its PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. The small boy and the firecracker The Netawaka Times and the Lcav- Han rp at Kprn'Q Hall St were very much in evidence on the enworth Weekly Times both one year NETAWAKA, KANSAS.

Fourth as is usual. Now is the time to get a the eVeninSf Of JU 15. tarK'n- I Caveats, and Trade-Mark, obtained and all Pat- Sjearies uolman, of Atchison came up Saturday and is spending a week tveryooay is invitea. KELLER, WALTON, cnt busmen conaucccu wioochoti rlL The Havana Coqnuerorls a hand PiTrNTOrnot at G. T.

Bolman's. time tlua tbvie; Our Offioe is Oppositi; and we can secure patent in MM too Why lie Liked IA tedious preacher iiad preached fhe, osaize sermon before Lord Yel erton. He came down, smiling, to bis lordship after the service, and. expecting congratulations on his effort, Tced: "Well, my lord, how did yon like fhe sermon?" "Oh, most wonder lul," replied Yelrerton, "it was like the peace of God, it passed all and, like His mercy, 1 thought It would have eadurtfi for ever." made cigar and a much better article Good Music. Good Attornets-at-Law man lots or ju cent cigars but you The Diamond Joe cigar was born in 850 and has been on the market every Send morel, aiawmg or We aaTise, pkiu Order.

Office in cwmaa Block. ractlce in ill Court, ollectioni a specialty. ia 11 natent 11 MCurca. till nun. charge.

Oar fee no due to Obtain Patents," pi nee. Ed Blair sells it. can get it for 5c. For Sale: A DeLavel Cream Sep erator, been used oniy a short time 'co tame in the U. S.

and foreign, couotne. breast lightly with my foot, with the result that a young flounder has emerged from the parent. The latter I havo reserved for the basket, but tne youngster I have forthwith restored to the water, where, in -every case, after a moment'3 indecision, it has swum off gallantly for a yard or two, and then divod out of sight jacoo Kern or Holton came up We Solicit your Business sont lrce. Address, Monday and spent a few days with C.A.SNOW&CO. A Word to Farmers.

We will print you 100 envelopes Good as new. Will be sold very cheap Holtoh, i Kansas, Ills sons Fred aud Jake. Ptint Ornci. Whinbtq p. q.

If taken at. once. Call at this office The gwernmewt will scorn have 80, 000 borse and mitl la its Mruta with your name, address and If on a route will print tho number of the ute on3 hem also for 5 0 cents. Not Used to It Over in Camden there is a 5-year-oM ClTY BARBER SHOP. Kit Carson, Prop.

Keeping everlastingly at it brings success. If you have never tried Little Hazel try it now. Sidney Walters and wife, of Tren ton, were the guests of W. J. Blair and family Saturday aud Sunday.

Frank Thompson came up from IT. L. HUFF, Notary Public. At Times Ofllce. COMING.

Beechcr and Stanley's mamotb pro youth with the unhappy faculty of letting the cat out of tho bag at inopportune moments, says the Philadelphia ductioti of "Ten Nights in a Bar Razors honed on short notloe, Room" A Grand Revival of the Great Press. Tho youngster's pareuU were ontortnininor a few friends at dinner est. Temperance drama tho world has Clock and watch work also in, Give me a call. the other day, and as an espejelal indul ever known. gence ho was allowed to be one or me An elaboratly constructed produc party.

He Inspected tne Doununtuy Makes Kidney end Bladder Right tion, proving everywhere a sensation spread board with a critical eye, ana then unable to contain himself, piped We will furnish you the Times one unparalelled in the history of the drama. COMING! BEEGHER STANLEY'S BiG PRODUCTION OF Ten Nights In A Bar Room, 50 PEOPLE 50 Special Cars out: year and the Atchison Daily Globe one year, both papers for $2,00 cash in Traveling in thejr" own special pal Myl This la a feast. ace cars, carrying a superb band of advance in all cases, Topeka Saturday and spent! Sunday and the Fourth with his mother Mrs. Shay. E.

J. Hoenshcl, of Lincoln, a few hours In Netawaka Sunday with his son and famjly. A representative of the state Term perance Union was in town last Friday soliciting money for that organization. Miss Elizabeth Beamer who is employed at the asylum at Wlnfield came H. L.

HUFF. Real Estate Agont Office at Times Office. NETAWAKA, KANSAS, 20 people, a grand augmented orches Geo. Allen, Jr. says be wishes to LUNCH ROOU.

tra of 10 people, all special scenery and a first-class acting company of thank the. Republicans of Netawaka township for the mighty fine vote he I have opened a Lunch Room In the building; for received in the recent primary. Ladles and gentlemen; It is evident that nothing has been left undone to make this the grandest triumph of all modern dramas. merly occupied by J. B.

Anyone falling to get the Times at Jones. I carry a full line Mammoth Tented Theatre 8 the postofllce will please call on the Jiome Sunday for a visit with the Netawaka, Thursdayinlght July 14. postmaster for it as we leave extra of Lunch Goods and home folks, copies there each week for that pur Treat you. Kidneys for Rheuma pose. 1 W.

N. Wlmmer, of Holton, has been engaged to teach the grammar department of theiNetawaka schools Two Canton Combined Riding and tism. A. R. Bass, of Morgantown, Ind.

Harness and Shoe Repair Shop, Al kinds of HarneBi and Shot Repairing. I ulso repair Sewing Machines. walking cultivators, $20.00. These bad to get up ten or twelve times In Summer Drinks. such as Pop, Ginger Ale and that nen-lntoxlcating drink, Flop Tea.

PHILIP HOSS. for the coming year. 4 plows are aro slightly damaged In in paint, and are bargains at this Mrs. Jloverstock and daughter Miss the night and had severe backache and pains in the kidneys. Was cured Lottie were called to Oklahoma last price.

Paigb Gbkbh. by Foley's Kidney Cure. The ball game between Whiting week by the serious illness of Mrs Iloverstock's mother, Whn you are suffering from rheu- kidneys must be attended and fit. Joe played on the Whiting grounds the Fourth resulted In a All Work Guaranteed Firstolaia to, at once so that they will climl nate victory for Whiting the score stood 5 the uric aold from the bfood, Foley's 2000 SEATS 2000 Band and Orchestra Prof. Don Essig's Solo BAND 16 PEOPLE 16 PROF.

LAFTY'S Augmented Orchestra. GRAND FREE STREET PARADE AT NOON DON'T HISS IT Come and see this great moral Temperance Drama NETAWAKA, Thursday night July 14 Rain or shine. toO in favor of Whiting. Kidney Cure Is the most effective Wm, Root. remedy 'for this purpose.

R. Base Ball Players and Foot Racers! Hopkins, of Polar, says. "After -V Cbas. Robins of LaGroeso Kansas, js here visiting with Orl Myers, Mr jRoblni is ft bapd. man and assisted the boys the Fourth.

We would like to know if there Is iot an ordinance prohibiting the fldlpg of bicycles on the sidewalk? Jtouglit to be enforced Mr, O. Tolllver and children pent the Fourth In Netawaka with unsuccessfully doctoring threo years Louis Kruger', distance foot nicer of Germany and The Troy Laundry. Atchlaea, Kanaai, All work strictlx high grade, All work done at the Troy Laundry is will recommend itsael, (OUR COLLARS ARE WHITE.) Basket goes next Wednesday. Tor rheumatUm with the best doctors Itrled Foley's Kidney 'Cure a'nd It Holland, writes, Oct- 7th, 1901: "During my tralnine of eight weeks cured mo. I cannot speak too ihlghly foot races nt Bait Lake City, In April of this great medicine." It purifies Public Sale I am located In this county hi) will cry all auction and farm Mlei for the ensuing year at reasonable prices.

You had better see me before making arrangements, Dates and terms can be obtained at the Tikss office. T. H. nARDIW last, I used Ballard's Snow Lini the blood by straining out impurities old They returned to their ment to my greatest satisfaction. and tones iup the whole system, Cures kidney and bladder trouble.

borne at Osborn Tuesday. The Timim office Is better equipped Hvn ever for Job Printing. We Therefore, I highly reccommend Snow Liniment to all who are troubled with sprains, bruises or rheuma Sold by Geo. M. Hoenshcl.

Corn Queen Vlnglr row Lister cult! tism." 26c, fiOc, ll.OO.bottle. Sold i tut 'added lot of new muteulal E. 1I.I1. Vetawaka, Kanta; I vators at Paige Urceu. by Geo, M.

Huepshe, lately. Bring In your work. -I kfA, v. 'Jtr. ,7.,.