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Norwich Courant from Norwich, Kansas • 4

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Nice Badger Lumber Co. fSORWICh eOUKANT. L'. S. WkaVKU.

l'llli. RACKET RIDGE. N. W. Tejiihtoiiv, Sept.

1(1. 1 A.I. DKALKltS LUMBER, 131 Ji. 15 X3 KTJL.TS,. STOVE; FARMING IMPLEMENTS, AND EVERYTHING CARRIED IN ABOVE LINE.

our Stocks are an complete. of your patronage. We ask a share PRICES AS LOW OUR MOTTO IS QUICK When you need andthing in can you money. G. F.

Washburn, Local Mgr. PHOTOGRAPHS I have opened a photo gallery in Norwich and am ready to make pictures at I solicit vour patronage. Work guaranteed to be satisfactory or it costs you nothing. ALFRED ft filler's IS THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP. Don't be deceived in trying to get something for nothing; you can't do it.

Tooley and wife are up from Wellington visiting tlieir son A. V. Furniture, sowing machines unil carpets elieap at Denney A Jtuckles, Har per. For a short time I will sell calibutre at patch for a cent and a half per ll. 8.

It. Humphry. Mrs, Florence Long and children of (ialesburif township, visited friends in this city last haturday, Kansas State Fair, one fare for the round trip via the Santa Fe for the a-bove occasion. Sell Sept. '17 to Oct.

inclusive. Iteturn limit Oct. 4th. n.C. McC'lung the magnificent singer of Wichita, entertained I.

E. Llghtner and family with vocal and instrumen tal music on Tuesday evening. Special one-way rates to St. Louis over the Mo. Sell Sept.

14, 10, 21 28, and Oct. 5, 7. 12, 14. lfl, 21. Go to the lladger's and lay in or leave your order for your winter's supply of coal.

They are making mighty good prices on Canon City. Moments are useless if trifled away; and they are dangerously wasted if consumed by delay in cases where One Minute cough cure would bring im mediate relief. Allen. The "Bicyclist's Best Friend" is familiar name for De Witt's Witch ha zel salve, always ready for emergen cies. line a specinc tor piles, it also instantly relieves and cures cuts, bruises, salt rheum, eczema and all af fections of the skin.

It never fails, II. B. Allen. Mr. Boroughs, of the firm of Madole Boroughs, poultry dealers of King man, was in town last Friday and made arrangements to be in Norwich Friday and Saturday of each week for the purpose of biding poultry, butter and eggs for whioh they will pay the highest cash price.

They can be found it A. S. Hunter's stove. Notice their id elsewhere. For the St.

Louis fair, Oct. 4th to ilth the Mo. P. will sell tickets at one low est first class fare. Sell Oct.

to 8, with final limit for return of Oct. 11. Take the Mo. P. for all points east 'lose connection at Conway Springs for Kansas City and St.

Louis. Keclin- ug chair cars from Conway Springs, ind Pullman sleepers from Wichita. In a recent letter to the manufacture Mr. W. F.

Benjamin, editor of the Spectator, Rushford, New York, says: It may be a pleasure to you to know the high esteem in which Chamber ain's medicines are held by the people jour own state, where they must be best known. An aunt of mine, who esides at Dexter, Iowa, was about visit me a few years since, and before leaving home wrote me, asking if they were sold here, stating if they were not she would bring a quantity with ler, as she did not like to be without hem." The medicines refered to arc Chamberlain's cough remedy, famous or its cures of Colds and croup; Cham berlain's pain balm for rheumatism, lame back, pains in the side and chest, and Chamberlain's colic, cholera and liarrhoea remedy for bowel complaints. These medicines have been constant use In Iowa for almost a quarter of a century, The people have iearned that they are articles of great and merit, and unequaled by my other. They are sold by H.B.Allen. RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE.

Whereas, The Supreme Ruler of the universe in his infinite wisdom lias again invaded our ranks and called to i higher life our beloved brother Ai-ert Beyer, Resolved, That while submitting humbly to the will of Him who doth ill things well, we realize the frail bands which bind us to this world, and how suddenly they must be snapped also that being bound by ties that may be so easily broken, we dioud strive to increase our more hope and extend our protection. That as members of the Decree of Honor we deeply mourn the loss of a true brother, and that while our sympathies cannot allay the sorrow or lessen he pain of, the aching heart of the beloved wife and father and mother of our deceased brother, we nevertheless extend to them our heartfelt sympathy in this time of their great bereavement, and coin-mend them to the care of the Giver of all good, the comforter in all sorrows. No more will we hear the voice of our departed brother In this World, but we have the promise I live ye shall live also." He is not dead, for death Can only take away th! mortal breath, And life commencing here Is but a prelude to its full career, Arid hpe and faith the het axsllrdnee jfive. We do not live to die, we die to live. He solved.

That as a token of reftpect the charter lie draped; that these resolutions be placed In the record book of the lodge! that a copy lie sent to the widow of our departed brother oud copy be furnished the Norwich t'oi ii-AT for publication. Mar E. Jltwt, M. J. CIWil, K.

WiM.UotN, (i. if II. of II. to 5 val Weather! How nice nnd pleasant the south wind is these nights. Of course i you don't care anything about those broken window lights now.

One of these nights, however, we will have rain with wind and frost after- warct. i on win eaten cold, your wife will have a sore throat and the baby will have lung fever, all for the want of a Utile forethought. Remember I carry a large stock of Window Glass, in all sizes you may need and prices are lower now than they will ba later. H. B.

ALLEN. Sept. 29 IS THE NEXT DATE DR. BEAL, Dentist, WILL BE AT THK Norwich Hofef. Regular trips every two weeks.

Come PJarly. HAVING ENGAGED IN THE Bicycle Business, I AJl VRKPARED TO iTRXISU John Deere AND MofineBicycfes ON SHORT NOTICE. First Class Wheel AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICE, I ask a share of your S. W. Willhour.

FARMERS TAKE NOTIGE1 The undersigved will be in Nor wich ou Friday Saturday of each week for the purpose of buying POULTRY, BUTTER AND for whioh the highest cash price will be paid. They will be found at HUNTERS Store. A. Madole Boroughs. GOOD SALARIES! LIFE POSITIONSr iH UNCLE SAM'S SERVICE are within tbc reach of all; mala A anc -ow ts lie time to rrfhir triMlrapIl rl (rati i ib line, rail information to Government positions and how to obtain them, salaries paid, scope and dates 01 ftr rf.

riven rh-ir'uMv by the SArXCXAL TUi C-KtfYiiJ UTCKXUTfi, N. Y. Avrnur, a button, SIX DAYS OF GOOD TIMES. Are promised to everybody who attends the Fall Festival at 1 o- peka, Sept. 27 to Oct.

2. The last days of September will long be re membered by Mieb of our fellow citizen as attended the Topeka Fall Festival and Silver Anniversary of A. T. it S. F.

Ky. The program of each day will bo replete with novelties' and the drills and f-liam battles of the troispn, and the parade of other bodies ill prove in teresting toviitor. The Santa Fe ha made a rate of 5.C8 for round Irip from Xorwich. Sell Sept. 20 to Oct.

2, inclusive, limited to 4. W. J. Black, G. I.

A- One year In advance, If not paid in advance, T.ift Ct (10. Entered in the Norwich. Kansas, post-oflicrt as Kt-i-oiul class matter. ME CARDS. West.

11:0.) East. 1 1 a in E. Am.kx. agent. Good connections for all points west, east, north and south.

Aueoiumoiia tions first class in every particular. Misroi'ki Pacific. West, mixed a ra Hast, mixed. 111 D. C.

Hicks, agent, I.ODUKS, Norwich No. 81(1. 1. O. O.

F. mnots everv Wednesday nififht at their hall. Visitinff brothers will be corllnllr invited. Dan IIoi.df.11, X. G.

N. I. Farms. Sec'y. Norwich Lodge, No.

104, A. O. U. W. meets everv Tuesday nitrht in Odd Fellow's II all.

Visiting brothers cordially invited to meet with us. W. W. Dkck, M. W.

G. F. Wasiiihkn, Kkc. p3 Rosewood Camp, No. 4884, sr.

w. A. Meets ami ana 4 in Thurs. nights in each month. Neighbors welcome.

J. J. Evaxs, V. C. W.

II. IIazki.ton, Clerk. CHURCHES. M. E.

Church. Preaching every Sun day morniug and every other eveninsr. S. S. at 10:00 a.

ra. Prayer meeting' Thursday evening's. Rbv. West, Pastor. P.

15. Potter, S. S. Supt. Epworth League meets every Friday evening.

German M. E. C'jinicii. everv Sunday in the C. 1 Preaching Church at 11a.

m. N. S. at 10:00. Ersr Pastor Geo.

Goscit, S. S. Supt. Charitable The Kansas Children's Home Society. A society for the homeless.

Do you want a child to brighten your home? If so see the local board. llrs Cloud, Sec. Hamilton, P. Will Stone, Trea. 11 Theroulde Vice.

Dr. IJeal, dentist, at the hotel Sept. 2i)th. -w- n-i. W.

ll. uazenon was in iiiuiinie days this week. R. E. Baughman has gone into the poultry business.

J1.75 buys a good bedstead at Denney tfc Buckles, Harper. Tablets great stacks of them. Post-office. There are 140 Oklahoma prisoners iu the Kansas penitentiary. Watch the date announcing the coming of the dentist.

1 A number of our citizens were in Kingman last Saturday. Give me your order for suits. Come in and see my samples, Lightner A good six foot oak extention table for S3. 25. Denney A Buckles, Harper.

Mrs. M. W. Weeks and son Hex, went to Wichita last Saturday and remained until Monday. Denney Buckles will give you some rare 'bargains in furniture, carpets etc.

Harper. 11. 11. Allen and wife returned home troin "ew York Monday. They report a pleasant visit.

Dr. Mcllhenny and P. B. Potter took their children up to Wichiia yesterday to see RingHng Bros. show.

The Topeka Semi-Weekly Capital and the CWkant for per year. The Capital alone costs ft. 00. September 14, 1, 11. 31, 38, 30, and Oct.

5, 7, 12. 14, 10 and 21, the Santa Fe will sell first class tickets- to St. Louis for 13. CO. An exchange says that a religion that won't make a man pay his debts and a Woman quit talking about her neighbors, is no good.

For the Topeka Annual meeting (irahd lodge I. O. O. V. and Rebekah State assembly.

Oct. 11 to 14, the Mo. P. will sell tickets lit uhe fare for the round trip. .1.

M. Hall has moved to town and occupies the Noble place, in the north part of town. He ha been living on the old Anderson Gray farm, in Eden township. 'on way Springs Staf. So man or woman can enjoy life or accomplish fnnch in this World while suffering from a torpid liver.

I)eYitt Little Earl? Risers, the pills that fleanse that organ, fjnichly. Alien. Mrv A. S. Hnnter and Mrs.

Sparks drove down to the strip last Saturday returning Tuesday. Mr. and Mr. Hunter w'eht dovn see a near grand danghte. Wtt Id 4aJ and wife lat week-.

Mrs. Frank Hudrtlng returned with tlieni RRTI News Hi-arce and hard to pick. llaiigerter has a new wind mill. Cud Jonen has gone to the strip. Watch for AmlreeV balloon all next week.

Oor pedagogue visited the county neat last Saturday. Clias. Iletsder declined an offer of 250 on his fine colt. Many of our fanners are sowing thousands of acres of wheat. We are glad to report that Chris-sie Foiles is on the road to recovery.

John Walter and Jay Walker are pulling nubbins Walters com field. Mr. Foiles sold a tine lot of rows and calves to to Mr. Kangerter last Saturday, Hill Doze is here again soon to remove his family to their home in the strip. Found A pocket book containing a 20 bill.

Owner can have the same by calling on Mr. Foiles and proving property. The prosperity wave came to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roades Sunday evening, bringing to little Irvin a baby Bister.

W. C. Beyer is moving from the Hunter farm to a farm one-half mile east of Norwich. He is sow-' ing the Sam Willhour 80 in wheat Some of our boys had an intro duction to Kingman professionals last Saturday while in the county seat. While uo championship game was played, we will compliment Kingman's chess player, Rev.

Gill, as being very tine too much for us, We like the boys and hope to be come better acquainted. Dick, Can you do without a genuine Round Oak this winter. It is the greatest heating stove in the world and will re turn its cost in fuel saved. We sell it. Hadyer Lumber Co.

If you have ever seen a little child in a paroxysm of whooping cough, or you have been annoyed by a con stant tickling in the throat, you can Appreciate the value of One Minute cough cure, which gives quick relief II. 11. Allen. TOl'EKA'S FALL FESTIVAL. Will be held Sept.

27 to Oct. 2. One r'are for round trip via Santa Fe. Small precautions often prevent reat mischiefs. PeWitt's Little Early Itisers are very small pills in size, but ire most effective in preventing the most serious forms of liver and stom- ich troubles.

They cure constipation ind headache and regulate the bowels, Allen. ITS VAI.tK KKCOONIZKI) BY physicians. As a rule I am opposed to proprie tary medicines. Still 1 value a good me, especially when such is the source relief from pain. As a tropical (ex ternal) application I have found Chamberlain's pain balm the best remedy I have ever used for neuralgia of any lind.

1 have Conscientiously recom mended it to many persons. William llorne, M. D. Wis. Sold by 11.

Allen. THE PERSON YOU WANT TO SEE May be found In Topeka from Sept. 27 Oct. enjoying the continuous iho'vs. Money in your pocket by hav-ng a Santa Fe ticket, one fare for on ii1 trip.

FURNITURE. New furniture arriving daily at Denny tickles, Harper Kansas. FARM FOR SALE. (rood farm of 80 acres 1-2 mile south east of Norwich. 05 acres in cultiva tion, cattle and hog pastures, house, double corn crib and granary stable and other out buildings.

good wells of soft water, 100 bearing tipple, peach and apricot trees, grapes, blackberries and strawberries, 6 acres Under irrigation, 10x100 irrigating pond 5 feet deep, foot Ideal wind mill, 6 inch pump, pond Well stocked with Channel vat and Sun fish. Kor further particulars call on or ftd rirewi the CorKAXT. Norwich. Has. REt KEATIOX HETTER TIIAX Medicine.

Attend Topeka fall festi and obt.t-rVe the improvement that will result frolu a judicious indulgence the week'i gaiety. The nta Fe vill take you tlufre and back for one fife. Mrs. r'red Holder anil Mrs. tolderand children were among those who attended the show at Wichita.

-But I will EIGIIT packages of coffee $1 AS THE LOWEST SALES AND SMALL PROFITS our line give us a call, Very truly yours, We HARRY. sell you- Everything CHEAP for cash. grades of tobacco. P. N.

Wright, Cashief. KANSAS. $10 000 GREAT MUSIC OFFER, Send ns the names and addresses of three or more performers on the piano or organ together with ten cents in postage and We Hill niall yon ten pieces of full sheet tnnsic. consisting of popular songs, waltz, marches, etc. arranged for the piano and organ.

Address Mt'sic I't'B. Co. IndianapolU. Ind. Several years ago I was taken with a severe attack of lin.

was sick in oed about ten days and could get nothing to reliV Die Until I tlsed Cham-erlain's Colic, cholera nnd diarrhoea remedy, whiih etlrel me and has been -i household remedy with as eref since. 4. C. Marlow. Decatnrrille.

Mo. For! sale by U. Allen. Postoffice Store. J.

E. GROVE, Prop. Stationery, pens, pencils, tablets, mucilage and inks. line of solid gold rings, watch charms and secret order pins and buttons. Also orders taken for all kinds of jewelry at low prices.

Choice Candies and Iws. Oranges, Apples and Bananas, fresh and select. Apple and blackberry cider ahvay8 on lmntl- Fine cigars and all W. Robbins, Pres. LeNoroiicbBaRk NORWICH, Camfaf Surpfus 5 000 Money to loan on long or short Time.

OBJECT LESSON In State Developement and Railroad (Jrowtll. The story of progress in Kansns is so Intimately associated with the growth of the Santa Fe that the display on Wednesday of festWal week will vividly illustrate the advances of 25 years. If you're a resident of Kansas yod. are interested and will travel via the famous Kansas Highway the Santa Fe route. One fare for round trip.

Amos and John rwnning returned from their trip through southern Missouri and Arkansas, Wednesday. They were looking fur a more desirable place that! Kttnsas. but now they are better satisfied than ever. Masquerade ball tonight..

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906
Years Available:
1894-1898