The Netawaka Times from Netawaka, Kansas • 4

The Netawaka Times SECRET SOCIETIES, V. meets on the 2nd and 4th Monday each mouth In A city dray mzzim F. N.SEWELU Prop. All work entrusted tome will receive prompt and careful attention. Charges reasonable.

MX 3i hall. Visiting brethren Invited, Ciias. Tiktokn, M. W. L.

Bakkh Recorder, THE FRATERNAL AID ASSOCIATION meets every 2nd and 4th "-Published Every Thursday II. L. Iliir.p, Editor Publisher. L. E.

JlDKK, Kdilor. Tolephone No. BO. :1 I Tuesday In Masonic hall. All visiting members cordially Invited toattend.

Mrs. Blanche Scueder, 11 11. Rust, Secretary. Pres. KM Beamer Powers 7 Camn No.

'Ma M. of A. meets Tho llotawaka Lumbor Gompany -DEALERS Lumber, Lath, Lime, Cement and Paints. HlIUSCRIl'flON RATES One copy phe year; $1,00. Olid COy Hl IIIUDtllH.

CO, One copy three months CT Advertising rates mado known o(i JippllcntloH. fintrtd In tN oflhw Ht Ni'tiiwukii, S7 .1. In5 1st 3rd Tuesdays1 In ach month In A. O. U.

W. hull. E. T. Myers, V.

C. W.J. Powers, Clerk. Degree of Honor, meets 2nd 4th Fridays.of each month in A. O.

U. W. hall. Kilim lloenshel, 0. of 11.

W. J. Blair-, Recorder. Polar Star Lodgo No. 130 A.

F. A. M. Meets Thursday of euch mouth on or heforo the full moon. Geo.

N. Cochren, W. M. Geo'. Allen Jr.

Secy. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR BARGAINS? Jfyon have the least desire to save monaij you will make us a visit. Wo have some SPECIAL money savers for this week next that you Just can't alTord A miss, Vms might wonder how wo vim aiTord to sell so cheap wo will explain. If the goods are not sold tills month they will have to be carried over till next summer, AND THAT VK WILL NOT M), Then we can buy later styles at the samo price that these cost im. But on the other hand; this and next mout h' Is Just he time you need hrsu goods.

Notice the Item below and see If you had'nt better tome In and look them over. Citizens State Bank, NKTAWAKA, KANSAS. Mo. Pacific Timk Caud. niNo wm.

No. fcl Mall Express. a. m. No.

03 Mull )t No. 273 Freight. i in. No, 27ft Luteal Freight 0:10 a. in.

GOINO KAST. 11 $10,000. Capital Stock World's Fair to St. Louis and re turn: Season limit, 1.V40: sixty No. 2 Mall No.

UO Mall St Express. No. 272 Stock No. 27 Local Freight. 4:03 a.

in p. m. 0:55 a. m. 2:00 p.

in. Peter Johnson, Pres. Henry Lueck, Vlce-Pres. C. Lueck, Caabiw.

LAWNS 5c 5c days limit, M2.S0: fifteen days limit 11.80. 7 day conch excursion 7.00. It. .11.. L'.

Men's, Ladies and Chi Id reus 1'nder-wear. Elegant lineof styles at money saving prices. II. Micklk, Agent. All our beautiful Lawns, Antrim and Vldette styles, worth from tic to Hie, (special price Bo P1RELTOBS.

Henry Lueck, Andrew Drown, Otto Lueck, Peter Johnson, C. D. Luaok. II. N.

Mick lis, Agt. i-1 HI' 'I 1. FOLEYSKIKIEYCDKE Mckes Kidneys end Bladder Rlyht Dimities 8c 8c Ladles and Children Oxfords at, prices you can't afford to let go by. mi I I- 1 1 U. aM.k.

111. 8 HOME NEWS. nn DHiiK iruiiiiici, a KiMiurui uuiifciiiK uusMiOTf, aim uucrB evary tavuitj consistent with conservative bunking. KTWE solicit voun PATRONAGE. ,) Chiefly Almnt rnopU Vnu Know Every pleco oT our 10c and 12jc Dimities at 8c.

Less than cost. All our 13c and 20c Novelties at L'J and 15c. You can't afford to miss this Mens, Boys and Childrens Straw Hats, A variety of styles at prices to suit. 'Mow your woods. Uov.

TcKtornian of Whiting was in town Sunday. Oeo. Hoenshel and wife were in Jloltoji Monday. I George Grubb, of Wetmore were In Furniture! Beamer .8 Powers Netawaka, Kansas. town Saturday.

We are a bit crowded this week hut we uie not often crowded this way so we will ask our readers to excuse us this time for being somewhat short on NOTICE. Sealed proposals will be received up to August 20. B04 at 12 o'clock for the labor, grading up the approaches of tho bridge known us the Lueck bridge, and also the approaches of the bridge known as the McCreary bridge, according to plan and specifications filed In out 'Ohio The above work will be let to the lowest, "responsible bidder at that date. Right reserved to reject any and all bids. 11, 1004.

Ku. Paiok I Township Clerk. Try JJIalr'a Special 5c cigar- It Is A dandy smoke. Wanted: Stock to pasture! In quire of Geo. Wagner.

Ja. Warnlug and II, L. Huff drove to Holtoti Saturday. Miss Lenora Anion Is in Hoyt this week visiting with Miss Spikei Earl Itaker and James Terry drove If you need anything in the Furniture line we are here to supply your wants. Our stock is complete and of the best grades.

We don't carry a cheap john stock, butfirst-class goods at reasonable prices. Come and see. The editor of an English paper re Subscribe for the Times. cently received a tint' chicken, which Ring us up when you know anything Herman Lentzsch writes us to send he supposing It to be a token of appreciation from a discriminating reader Fo Trade. An 80 acre farm.

Want a small place of 5 to 20 acres. This farm Is located three miles of Netawaka and three of Wetmore Kansas. It is somewhat broken but fine for stock an abundance of water t.iio drvpst time and is seeded with II. L. HUFF, Notary Public.

At Tim kb Office. the Timks to Falls City, Nebraska. took. home and enjoyed a dinner. The followlngday he' received this letter Mrs.

-Arthur Amnion went to Whiting Tuesday evening to visit a few days. Dear Editor Yesterday I sent you a chicken in order to settle a dispute which has arisen here. Can you tell us what the chicken died of." Ex. Mrs, I). W.

Williams, of Ames, came last evening to visit her mother bluograss clover and timothy. Some of the finest timber in" Kansas. Address C. H. Pakiush, Wetmore, Kansas.

We will furnish you the Timks one year and he Atchison Daily (Holm one year, both papers for $2,00 cash in advance in all cases. i Mrs. E. Ii. Rust.

You ought to have the Timks If you" are not-already getting It, Mrs. H. Richards drove to Hol i ton yesterday. Her sister Miss Lizzie Hibbard came home with her. F.

Bubner FURNITURE and 9 3QS2 George Wagner's driving horse be came frightened 'at the train Monday evening and broke loose hiked out for home. He acted sensible, however, juid did not break anything. It looks as though there should be some effort made to have a few acres of iweeds around town cut down. Restaurant and Barber Shop Weeds make a town look frightful. This section of the country was visited by a fine rain Monday night.

It was badly needed and will help A. E. BLAIR, Prop. I carry at all times a full and complete line of Candies, 1 5 uts, lots of corn: There Is considerable corn that no amount of i-ain could help make anything but fodder. to noiton last Saturday.

If you want a good smoke try the Diamond Joe at Ed Ulalr's. Misses Martha and Blanche Beamier spent Sunday in Wetmore. -Stella Shay returned Friday evening rrom her visit at B'rankfort. Fou Kale: Twenty-five acres of prairie grass. A.

E. Blaik. Fine Box writing paper, tablets, pens, pencils at the Post Office. R. Burd and wife left Monday evening for St.

Louis to attend the F.ir. Dale Huff Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. M. A. Huff in Holton this week.

Jax. Price and family spent inday in Holton with T. M. Sumner and family. The Misses Ppenctr and Miss Johnson, of Netawaka were in Holton Tuesday.

Holton Signal." Estol Bartley, Miss Emma Dolman and Miss Ada Kern drove to Whiting Friday toattend the ball gartte. Adam Anion is making quite an improvement in his place by filling up his back yard. Mrs. If. P.

Hoverstock retnrncd last Thursday night from her visit in Oklahoma, 1 Miss Izzle Terry oj Wetmore, visited friends In and around Netawaka several days last week. John Hopkins went to Horton Saturday and visited with relatives there until Monday. There was an Ice cream social ai the Powhuttan church Friday night. A good many from iiere attended. Bert Anion went to Straight Creek again Saturday, Tlicro must be something very attractive down there for ltert.

A dancu was given at the hall last Friday niglit. A good time is reported by those In attendance. Borne sidewalks that have been patched up for years should be taken up and good, substantial walks put in. The appearance of the town could be greatly improved by cutting the weeds and cleaning up generally. Mrs.

S. T. Williams, spent Satur Pop, Cider, Milk Shake etc. Mrs, R. Rust returned Sunday from a Visit with -relatives in Princeton Indiana ii Cigars and Tobacco.

i Carl Myers went to Washington, Kansas, yesterday to mane arrangements regarding his school at that place whice commences In September. Geo. Grubb and little daughter Lillian of Wetmore came down lust night and are visiting with W. C. LUNCH ROOU.

Dowers and family. I)R, E. T. MYERS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. NETAWAKA, KANSAS.

The Diamond Joe cigar was born in and has been on the market every I have opened a Lnncb Room in the building for-. merly occupied by J. B. Jones. I cftrry a full line 'of I I 1 1M A A 1 A 1 uce.

Ed Blair sells it, If you will continue to smoke why not smoktf a cigar worth your while. Little Summer CITY BARBER SHOP. Kit Cakhon, Prop, jl Razors honed on short notice. Clock and wittch work also done. Give nie a call; Goe.

Rugge was taken very sick last Thursday afternoon and for some time it was 'thought' he would not live, but he rallied and at this writ-trig is getting along as well as one such as fop, Ginger Ale and that non-lntoxicatinc drink, Hop Tea. PHILIP HOSS. could expect. Carl Latenser Music Co. Great clearance sale PIANOS and ORGANS AUGUST 11 TO AUGUST 27, 1904.

1 Open Day and Evening. We are overstocked and must unload. Too mucli.stock to handle on our floor. For the next two weeks we will offer you the greatest reduction on prices of New, Slightly Used ann Second Hand Pianos and Organs ever heard of In the historof the trade. We also have a number of Square Pianos which have been repaired and put in first-class condition.

These will be sold at prices never before equalled. We make but One Price. It's Fair. It's It's your protection. We Stick to It.

You do not paymore than your neighbor'. You will find In this stock exactly the kind of a Piano or Organ you wish to buy. We have i Artistic, Highest Grade Pianos and Organs that are capable of Satlst'vlng the most accomplished Musician. The Baldwin Piano Awarded the Grand Prize Paris Exposition 1900 Ellington Pianos Of the Highest Used by. numerous schools and Colleges and highly recommended by everyone using them.

Hamilton Pianos Awarded sliver medal, Paris, 1900. Firstorderof merit Federal Exposition, 1903. Harvard Pianos A strictly High Grade Piano which will be sold at prices charged by other houses for cheap, infer- ior grades-Valley Gem Pianos: An old reliable make which has been on the marketfor over 40 years and is guaranteed to stand the test of time and give satisfaction. Hamilton and Monarch Organs. Made oftlio very best of material.

Of, the latest style case dcslgns and thorough ly guaranteed for a term of ten years. Will be sold at prices never before made on high grade Organs. Also a number of second hand Chapel and Parlor Organs wnlch will be sold at ridiculously Ihw prices. We arc overstocked and must unload. This is an opportunity of allfetime to buy a strictly high grade Piano at a price usually charged by other houses for inferior and Stencil Pianos, SS TERMS TO SUIT BUYER.

EVERY INSTRUMENT FULLY WARRANTED OLl) INSTRUMENTS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE 83-To out of town mirchasers we will allow trrnsportatfon and deliver' Instrumont in yonr home, Do think It Is too far for you to come or tiiat wo are too far away. If you can save $75.00 or 100 and we pay your transportation do you think wo are too far from you, or is it too far for you to come? CARL LATENSER MUSIC CO. 520 Commercial St. tchison, Kansas. Miss Elizabeth Beamer who lias been employed at the asylum at Win-field for the past thirteen months, resigned her position August 1st and has entered Christ's hospital at Tope- The Troy Laundry.

Atchison, KantM, Harness an Shoe Repair Shop. Al kiuds of Harness and Shoe Repairing. I also repair Sewing Maohines. AH Work Guaranteed Firstclass Wm, lea where she expect to study to become a trained nurse. A Paper for the Farmers, The Kansas City Weekly Star, ono year for 25 cents.

Now is the time to subscribe. Lorlis Staring agent. Orders can be left at this office. day night and Sunday witi her parents Mr. and Mrs.

Green, at Whiting Journal, Clarence and Blanche Bllesner, of Corning are visiting Fred Bubner and family and Mrs, Stario and family this week, i MclJolgln and Mr. Zimmerman or Holton were in town Tuesday ut'tornrmn. -J. M.obtdden aud wife and John All work strictly high grade. All workune at the Troy Laundry is will recommend itssel.

(OUR COLLARS ARE WHITE.) Basket goes next; Wednesday, A. E. BLAIR Agt. Byers and wife were in Holton yester Sheldon's new "lTbe Narrow Gate" Is out and a reviewer of the book says among other things 'Kansas has produced three big men-John J. lngalls, William Allen White Our little, city could be improved fifty percent In looks by having the veeds cut down.

Why nut do It. Mrs. Laura Cleland who has been visiting hr parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

White, returned to her homo iu Iloyt Monday, a Frank Blair left yesterday for To-neku. He and his brother R. andChas.M. Sheldon, and If truth! day. lo Cream Social TheEpworth League will give an ice cream social at a the city park on Saturdry evening August 20, 1904, Don't fail to see the Art Exhibit which will take place on the band stand Everybody Is invited to attend.

ANNOUNCEMENT The Times Is requested to an-nounce that C. F. llurrel is a candidate for District Judge of the 3Uth Judicial district subject to the will of the Republicans at iho primary Ulalr will at once go to Colorado for a couple of weeks. Public Salel I am located in this county and will cry all auction and farm Mile for the ensuing year at reasonable prices. You had better see me be-, fore making arrangements.

Dates Kit Canon and two children spent Monday Centralla with Mr, Carsons election to be held August 27, )04. were known, Sheldon is the biggest one of the trio." Wouldn't that Jar you? Sheldon, the biggest man In Kansas! Adam Amon Is In Wetmore to day. W. C. Powers returned today from his Colorado trip.

Mrs. May, of Woodstock, 111., is here visiting her father Jobn Ammon and other relatives. Miss Hattlo lilelsner, of Wetmore, Is here this week visiting MisSiAnna Itubner. tbe cob tyU lsi and terms can be obtained at tho Timks office. T.

H. HARDIN Netawaka, parents, R. C. Stiirln nnn" Miss Anna Buhner went to Corning Saturday to visit relatives, They returned Monday evening, Miss Dolman entertained about A doicn young people at the ti'lephi ne offlc last 'Thursday evening. le waul and cake were served.

All 'reported a flue tUne Ed Paige, Clarence White -and Martin AVoodall have this evening for Devils Lake, North Dakota ta.try their luck in securing a farm fn the new land lottery which opened Monday. 1 fOLETCnOIIErTAD HKsMMrta; mm CWMCaHMl.