Norwich Courant from Norwich, Kansas • 4

It HtA.ft, I'jfiV QQQre first-class Livery Hig from nqwim goijRfln iorp ipr mo p-ist wook looking at-; n'HiYiiii "M'V IU "Ho, the Mo'. 1 "w'jjj yell lickf-i at wy mi! inieresi jus iu, ivvi LJ At A TV I Tr M.fmy;,r:. injloti west of town. it Entered in tl)t! Norwich, it you (tosp'o a good for pickling kind of vogotuldo; or try mir Silver leaf, uar a.n teed, J. Baggott.

SANTA 1MWTK, Headquarters lor Transient Teams. for the rpund DiHoa pf, pie Supt. jtnl ip, Ljnty for cqiu "sage both djroctipnH, with tinul limit of Oct. 0, r-A, yon ng man, at seeing his sweetheart riding hep wheel iii tyqamcr cftstump bocamq kq enraged, thqt he her she, could either discard Vhat mod of dress or their vyoidd. be, broken.

The young lady decided. Wont, mixed, ni Kant, mixed, ''Hotel expenses ywei en vc by accompanying Knights 'IVniplor First avenue south, west of Main Nonoich, A's. E. W. Ali.kn, ajiMi ROUTE ofacia trajn, tp, Boston yu ajiita re ih (Ti'mul lrunk lpiiteH.V D.

D. WILLHOUR'S -l esi, in l.vod, a -For priccsi on Idel wndtl East, mixed, 5:44 and towers ami W. I), C. UH'ks, aget, Grocery and Confectionery Sfore ump for irrigation purpoHOx and the question ly handing hint his ring. The "new woman" ban mind pf her ovyn, Noituiru Loi No.

0 also fov stock soo IS THE PLACE TO BUY- ineets every AN cdmwday night at .1 CHEAP GOODS. inuii mm. isiung nmim'fji vui A oertyln niarripd. lady, in thU -The base tournament at 1)0 cordially received. Harper last week was a decided Ke- V.

M. JtAMSHAI.K, A1 (t. Everything usually Kept in this Line. Glkx OBrikn, hoc y. town sat up until clock; cui night last week wajtiug for her hw' band to come home from lodge.

A last, weary and worn out with long cess, a large crowd witnessed the games each day, Alva 'carried oft' first prize and Medicine Lodge sec Cider, Lemonade, Pop on ice and Ice Crcam Norwich waiting she went to her sleeping moots every luesday night in Odd ond. room to retire and there found the. bellows Hall. Visiting brothers BADGER LUMBER COMPANY, cordially invited to meet with us. Grand musical contest, Sept.

missing husband sound asleep. In 1 9-20, 1805, Las Vegas, Hot Springs, stead of going oft to lodge be bad: Duck, m. II. L. MCluiKXNY, RK DEALERS IN- N.

M. One fare for round trip. Dates of saje Sept. 14 and 15 re gone to his ro.o;n and had; not left the. the house.

Such are the troubles some poor married women have to, Norwich Baptist Ciii'kch. Preadi- turn limit Sept. 30. For particu 1 ing every 1st and 3rd Sunday, morn ing and eveding. S.

S. at 10 a. in. irs call at Santa Fe office. Wm.

Raup purchased a dwel Uflibcf i Rkv. J. E. Davis, Pastor. ing house at Kingman and moved it E.

Church. Preaching every on his farm the first of the week Sunday morning and evening. S. S. He intend to build an addition to Lath, Lime, Posts and Bard wire, at 10 a m.

Prayer meeting Ihurs-day evenings. Rkv. McMillan. the building purchased which wi make a large and roomy dwelling. P.

B. Pottkr, Supt. HARDWARE and IMPLEMENTS. The county commencement ex C. P.

CHURCH. Sunday school ercises held in the opera house at every Sunday at 10 a. m. Christain iingman last Saturday was witness Endcrvor Society meets every Tiies- i ,1 Canon City and Weir Ciny Coal, G. F.

Washburn, Agt. ed by a large audience. The clas day night. Everybody invited. contend, with in.

this life. Traveler. A young lady over at Burn a read an advertisement in a Chicago paper, "Girl wanted to sell baking powder. To any girl who will sendj us for three dozen cans of our- rapid selling baking powder and; show that it has been sold, vye will forward a beautiful safety." Shot sent the money and hy hustling like a house on fire for three weeks sIiq managed to sell the stuff. Tho "safety" came in an envelope, and was one of those brass pins like, mamma uses to keep up our stylo-, with.

Sedgwich Hantagraph. Clark Temple came near meeting with a serious accident Wednesday evening. lie had driven Dr. Iletzler's team to the evening's train to meet the Dr. who was re-turning from Kingman, but the was large and those who took par in the entertainment acquitted them Locals.

selves in a creditable manner. BARGAINS! lhe tax levy for the county Lemonade, best, at postoftice, for this year was made as follows otraw nats at your own price IN SUMMER WASH GOODS AT J. E. Lightner. State general revenue, 5 mills, which does not include the current state -Miss Essie Deck is expectet university fund for which no levy home to day.

P. B. POTTER'S. was made. County general, 9 mill Poor, 1 mill.

Interest, 6 mills. -Turnip seed in bulk by the oz or pound. .1. W. Baggctt.

These goods aro just what you want to keep cool in this hot weather 1 ake the Mo. P. for all point We will make a big cut in prices on this goods to make room for fall and east. Close connection at Conway A fine line or tablets to suit train was late and dark returned to town. Just in front of the Badger hardware store the buggy pole came.

winter goods. Springs for Kansas City and St anybody and at all prices at the Louis. Reclining chair cars from O. There has been an advance in leather, Durkees spices are the purest Conway Pullman sleej ers from wichita to Kansas City. D.

C. Hicks, agt. but we are selling at old prices, so can down, frightening the team and they ran the lenght of Main street with the pole down. In the mean time Clark was doing all he coulcl and best. We sell no other.

Bag- srett. save you money on foof wear. In answer to the Atchinson -Every pair of low cut shoe's at to stop them, but his pulling wouldi run the buggy on the horses and cost and less than cost to close out, ItIodc inquiry, "What will a woman shoo chickens with when she South M. Norwich, Kas. frighten them all the more.

Claris succeeded in checking them somQ. wears bloomers?" E. Turney writes We will make a specia you that it will be entirely unnecessary and they were caught by Wm. and price on mason truit jars in gross py returns of his anniversary for her to shoo them as all, as the Lindsay in front of his shop. Na- ots.

J. W. Baggett. hens will Hy as soon as they see her. hoping we would be A Participant.

damage was done except the buggy-pole being demolished. Dr. Evans reports the arrival It is said that there is a horse Surprised. A very pleasant and agreeable eurpriso was participated in at the residence of Frank Howard, the occasion being his forty-second birth WILL REMOVE sausage factory in Lake county, Ind. of a girl baby at the home of Mr, and Mrs.

A. R. Norton. The produce is made wholly of Dr. TJios.

Beal will remove his Milton News. MAY FLOWER. Grandma Golton returned home- horse flesh and finds ready sale a- office. Sept. 1st, to the parlor of the J.

S. coder and family return- mong the foreigners and low class day. Quite a number of his friends having made previous arrangements, with their families droppied in uj--; Norwich hotel, where he will be ed Monday from Leon, where they found AVednosday of each week. spent several weeks visiting rela- from Wellington Monday. of people in this country.

Horses are made to sausage regardless of i t-i i. tives. Mr. Higba has purchased the vdru ut i nanus. their condition.

Vv take this way to thank our Mrs. II. L. Mcllhenny and Milton blacksmith shop, Mr. Ordway died last Sunday friends, neighbors and lodges for (laughter, Grace, and Mrs.

W. at his home 4 miles south of town. Mrs. Myers is recovering slowly Levi Martin will teach the Milton. their kindness and help during the Bobbins, visited the county scat Deceased had been sick a long time illness of our son, and we may some Thursday, with typhoid fever and at one time time have the opportunity to show school this winter, and also a two-month's spring term.

-Oran Frcece and family, of on him so suddenly that he demanded an explanation for such proceedings, and was told to refer to the calendar and upon doing so ho exclaimed, "Why this is the eighteenth, ray birthday." The surprise was complete and he made an "unconditional surrender." We were indebted to Mrs. Howard for the delicious refreshments, consisting of melons, lemonade, ice cream and cake, which that we appreaciated their goodness was about convalescent, but improp unlock, was here the first of the The Milton school has adapted week visiting with A. W. Davis er care caused a relapse from which death resulted. Services were con to us.

and Mrs. P. L. Wn.i.s. and family.

Miss Hattie Miller is able to be the Werner books. All are well-pleased with them, and if the scholars does not learn this winter it isn't because they haven't good. -Mrs. Ifa.lett, of Garden Prai ducted at the house Monday and the remains were buried in the Stitch cemetery. rie, who has oeen visiting up again.

all hpartilv annroriated and' Lcroyd, red Holder and hero for some time, returned to her II. Ecroyd, Fred Holder Ijooks and a good teacher. 1 1 1 rn i -Last Tuesday night P. L. Wills dill ample justice.

Xo one could uvu' tear- nome uewiay H' 1 MM Viola Dunn was visiting with. Wednesday and Thursday met with quite a narrow escape. He ill Ml Any person finding a plow water tishinii Miss Forest at Anness last share will confer a favor upon the account for the rapidity in which ttome things disappeared until Mr. Ecroyd was discovered behind the A. G.

Dunn got his hand badly ami J. OKiiien were ueianeu as watches at Mr. Norton's. As soon as lodge was ont Pete sallied forth -Louis Segennan who. about owner by leaving it at A.

Jonker's door ith an enormous platter of a year ago, was overtaken here and blacksmith shop. hurt on his broom corn thresher last Monday. A. G. is running a full on his wheel to the Keller residence ice cream ami a huge pile oi meion, arrested lor snoting nis wile on a where Mr.

Norton formerly lived, force in his broom corn this week. We are under obligations to he having sneaked away from the claim in Oklahoma, committed sni- hut which-place is now occupied by Mr. Ed Turner for a inaguificent couple of young ladies. Pete Ice cold Norwich pop, lest madet watermelon which he brought in one day this week. stormed around there a while and 5c at P.

O. eft, and now he tries to make us relieve that he did not know that Pittsburg Stogies, best smokers cide in St. Louis last week by cutting his throat with a razor. He was not tried for the crime, but was adjudged insane ind sent to the asylum. After his release he started a small restaurant in St.

Louis and was not successful and in dis-pair took his life. ladies while they were busily serving the little ones. However we agreed to let him go and not tell because he turned the freezer. The time passed pleasantly and as the shades of evening gathered we departed for our various homes, wishing our genial host many haj- Mr. Morton had moved.

for the money, 3 for 5c at P. O. John Shortridge had the misfortune to lose one of the fine horses he recently purchased from Pleas. Weathenl. The 1ojs is quite severe for John.

Remember our low cats in taa also Every day stationery; an black at less than cost. some of the finest at P. O..