The Hamilton Post from Hamilton, Kansas • 4

Imported Stallion Vandal King The Hamilton Post, ($1.00 per year.) A first-class newspaper entered as The Jackson horse of Madison will be at J. W. Johnson's barn in llarail ton Fridav and Saturday of each week lilli IPMI pacond-class mail matter In a fourth' Terms: $10 to insure colt to staud class postottice. and suck. $8 to insure mare with foal Jill Published every Friday by, W.

D. SwisriEit. F. M. Pukka iilk 4 4 Dad" Manaarer.

Owner Li J. H. HcCnrtney, Editor. mn KANSAS, 11 sas Citv next week. A specia coach will be provided which wil Hi FOR SALE A good, young hi leave Hamilton at T.q.5 a.

Wednesdav. Tune 7. the milch cow, fresh. Chas. Hamilton 1 band and as manv others' as wish Fine Horses.

i The best are none too good) for the people of Greenwood cou.ity, Good horses are selling for good Why breed to scrub and grade horses when you can bieed to pure bred stallions at now nal fees. Would call your atten ion to the pure bred Percberon stal ion "Conqueror, 18109, as fine an in-. dividual as can be found in the west, Terms: $10 to insure liv-. ing colt. I have also a gaited saddle horse, "Diamond Artist," 1070; his ecual cannot be found in Kansas.

Terms: $8 to insure living colt. Pedigrees furnished on application. These horses will be kept at the Carson barn in Hamilton. F. B.

PIATT. Greenwood Normal Institute will open Tuesday morning, June to join the gay crowd. Is still in the ring, And on deck With Goods Cheaper than Ever. RICHARDSON. At Topeka the coacn will be set 6th.

out and the band, as the guest Sunflower Camp, will spend about -1 1 Miss Anis Walters of Eureka is visitinsr her many friends in this two hours at the capital city, when vicinity. they will proceed to Kansas Uty arriving about 5:30 Wednesday 1 evening. Frank Keating, Will Colvin and Tom Levering were in Eureka last Our band has had several offers from other sources to attend the Soturday. O.K. convention, but have always de clined for the reason that most Sheriff Johnson was in town Wednesdav transacting official the members live in the country business.

and could hardly be spared from their work at this time, but to es Miss Meda Noble of Eureka is iisitin? her manv friends rri this cort the governor and staff and the In the excited state of the pub community this week. w. banner camp ot the state, was an lic mind over the cases of small honor Mr. Behmer felt he should pox in the north part of the coun Mrs. Cameron has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.

Johnson, and not decline. When we remember that our This space is reserved for Houston's Salt adv. ty, many unwarranted reports have gaineti credence, and we are-; sor family in Eldorado all week. band nas only been organized Mrs: Pearl Linton and infact about twenty months, and not a ry to see the Madison Star iij its reports of the circumstances sur child of Eureka are visiting at the single member had any knowledge rounding the existence of the dis ot music, is it any wonder we home of the Millers this week. ease, tends to increase ratherjthan should feel proud of their achieve Dr.

Page, dentist, will be at the allay the apprehensions ofl the ments? They carried off second prize at the state contest at Em Morton hotel, Tuesday, Wednes day, Thursday, June 6, 7 and 8. public. We have taken painj to investigate this matter thoroughly and find that every precauticn is poria last summer when they were only eleven months old. They Mrs." Shotwell came Up from J. M.

UORD(E)ifr taken to hold the disease inl the Butler county the first of the week 1 furnished the music for the state G. A. R. encampment at Topeka narrow limits where it no is to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Tjlrich, north east of town. last fall, and now that they are given first honors of the state in a the nurses, two are immunes; the depot for supblies is located l-ith of a mile from the ise, ana mmm rainier 01 National Convention, which will Howard LaRue found a boy's coat in the road, Sunday, south of 'mm HP 1 I house and communication is had be the largest of its kind ever held aoer-Hanger and uecoraior. Calvin Lewis' house. Owner Can have coat after identifying it. in this country, certainly, gives us just cause lor being a bit proud of with the oulside world by an immune writing on a lafge slat at the depot, this is copied on a tab- I aiil prepared to do first-class Carriage Tainting.

the boys and their gallant leader, Oii the nineteenth ballot Parsons et by, an outside messenger Bind All Wopdmen and their friends captured the new Asylurri, and the Call and see my sample of Wall Paper all of the latest styles and Lowest Prices. All work guaranteed and clone with neatness. wno contemplate attending the other fellows afe sticking their ing at a distance. INot a scrab of writing or indeed anything (else convention are urged to arrange to is allqwed to pass from the Ipest go on the special coach provided, louse through the strong cohlon which will be suitably decorate.d to of patrols which is ftigidly iij iin- honor Kansas most popular Mm tary Band. tain'ed on the quarter-mile jline.

The Red Barn, The commissioners boarfl of hearth are deserving of the tidi Last fall I sprained my left; hip while handling some heavy b.es. est credit for the prompt and! rig The doctor I called on said at first it- ALE STABLE. LIVERY. FEE id methods they have adopted tor was a alitrht strain and would soon, be heads over the bars hollering fraud. The farmers of this vicinage ate feeling 'as good oyer the rainfall that cattle down -Thursday as if they all had new babies at their homes.

G. S. McCartney and family, late of the Fall River News, moved into the Pruden property this week and will belong to Te Post force henceforth. Messrs. Behmer, Bert Levering, Harry Vaughn, George Mortis, Howard LaRue and Ernest Cameron attended the hop at Eureka Tuesday night; preventing the of this tiost well, but it trrew worse and the doc tor then said 1 had rheumatism.

It oathsome disease and the public continued to grow worse and I could can rest perfectly easy. Don't lis hardlv tret around to work. I went to of deaths a. riniffKtore and the drinrarist reoorn ten to any lurid stories and further infections, out give mended me to try Chnmberiain's Tain Bairn. tried it ana one-hair or a 00 your whole time to the cocklebur.

ever-)usy ceut bottle cured uie entirely. 1 rnw Special attention given to Com mercial trade and Stock Men. John Cameron, Proprietor. recommend it to all my friends. A.

Uabcock, Erie, Pa. It Is for sale Decoration day was appropri by afl dealers. ately observed at the Methodist Episcopal 'church. Wednesday night a thrill of ter At 2 p. in.

the Militsry TtiE-f osl1 acknowledges an in-yitatidh from" the University of Kansas to attend the twenty-seventh; Commencement to be band carefully distributed ovef the for Swept Overthe town when Will Corbett called out Constable Cameron and a posse of deputized citizens and informed them that a band wagon, drawn by fout pnanc ing white steeds, headed a prices BUY GOODS IN CHICAGO sion which formed at the west! end band of desperate men had taken of Main street; the band waafol possession of his house during the absence of the -3 -family at prayer lowed by eleven vetefans-4last pulled off June 1 to 7. Wiii Colvin' has purchased and taken possession of the restaurantj stock and fixtures, recently conducted by Ernest Cameron in the DaVe Brothers building. Next! yeaf the Vetetaiis numbered igh meeting, and were hacking the From pure bred Barred Plymouth Rocks, socts per sitting of 15 eggs. Chas. M.

Hamilton. teen then came a miscelanpotis furniture and all cf Bill's other r. assortment of catriages, wagtansj carts and Deoule. Kov A. CuflisotTof Cotton vood Falls addressed the1 eld sol liers Jja ki" Black Warrior, as- and the large crowd Of peopl sem bled in the chrrch," Thi known as-the famous Madison Jack.

Mrs. deputy postmistress, took the first vacation she has bee'n gralnted in two years the iatter putt of last week and the first of this and visited on Upper Slate creek. ad- will make the season at Hamilton, fegSS at 1 nil aimiiimii mfUt ies itwwMWJWwiiLi dress Was good filled wltH the Kllnsas. in the I. W.

Johnson barn. same patriotism that was in evi Terms: to insure standing1 colt. W. I). NivisHEK, Manager.

gentle personal property into fragments to small to be utilized as kindling wood. Cameron with his company of brave men quicklyand quietly surrounded the -now-quiet house and after a few whispered instructions in regard to not letting even one of the blood thirsty villians escape, Cameron Ordered John Waford to advance two paces ihe front which John promptly did and resting his gun in approv ed military style) saluted his superior officer. The two of them then advanced to within forty feet of the door from which point of vantage they discovered a man ly dence when the reverend mdri signed the compady roil in Fred L. French returned to his howed ii is wisdom by not putting business in Carthage the first of the oo's. 'As usual the children Of It i the ill sin appearance tile ind.

tenant mob liavi- Ivndhed him and the week. His motherless little girls will make their home "witlj and occu community flocked in pied half the seats arid petm hen thdt his wotthle cafdas i their grandpdrentSi Win. Pattef-. lted dng men and women to stand up al nil of hole and then burned the sdh and wife. remainsj and while the crackling any H3v you tried the Catalogue system of buying1 FYERYTHING you use at Wholesale Prices? We iansave you 15 to 40 per cent on your purchases.

We are no erecting and will Own and occupy the highest building in America, employ 2,000 clerti filling country ordars exclusively, and will refund purchase price if goods don't suit you. Our General Catalogue 1,000 pages, 16,000 itastratldns. 0,009 quotations costs us It cents 14 print and mail. We will send it to yod upon receipt ol 16 cents, Id show your 3044 faith) MONTGOMERY WARD CO. MICHIGAN AVE.

AND MADISON Sfi CHICAGO. the wall, in the aisles and place else that was available. After the ceremonies at ames lighted Up the starless Wm. Corbe'tt wants us to in form the public that if any of the the; is-hti wOuidhave sang '-Go where ing prone upon the floor. Waford, church the people proceed in with his face to the enemy and the boofce is cheapest." Cameron giving him ample sup procession to the old gravel-ard south west Of town and decollated port in the rear drew a carelul bead on the prostrate form and the graves of their dead with na have occasion to prowi around his premises after dark they to wait until some time when he isn't in "town, for if he tiitches any'" person or persons Cfbwiing arOiind said premises he VjH piit them "but of their misery tiOhal colors and fiWets' in solemn and impressive tones ordered hiui td surrender "In the A Card tit Ttiiink A.

name of the Continental Congress, Ortr fimons BITH LABKt IIKA I. It'a I If bant in tbtf Wurld. Priw will ur- 1 wish to say that I feel Uriddr last inif obligations for what Cliaabrfr BINDER Constable Cameron and and TVitU neatness and dispdtch. After a desperate sttug'le with the other bands of the stte. the Madison band was ddly elected to head the Madison township delegation to the M.

A. bienial conclave! flushed with this victory they at once laid their pipes to hend the county di-leatio and because there was no opposition, they succeeded in getting this honor. And jow every inerrU.tr acts like he had been raised oil file Fred Fuaston." This appeal had Iain's Coupli IteiuCdy hds done tor our TWINE pHse yon. We deliver fmm Chicago, Omaha or St. buil.

desired Writ (or pnen tnd UmplM. no effect and Waford was trying to family; ne ti.ave used it in so iany cases at coughs, lung troubles and whooblnjrcought and it has always still th chattering of his teeth and CHICAGO MONTGOMERY WARD GO, and the wild sway in ol his gun to shoot the resister of the law, wheti Cameron steadied his totrVes tulfi- given the most perfect satisfaction, we feel greatly indebted to the this reniedy arid tlienl to pleasS accept our luartv thanks. Eespectfulivi Mrts. S. liv.

cientlv to easp. "John. John, for Cullison were among those from hre who attended the Epworth banks of the Bagbag, add swant tt every morning. God's sake don't kill him, take him alive or not at all!" At this Des Moines; Iowa, for sale by all dealers. League meeting at Virgil yester-1 da.

The meeting was not a success ofl account of the rain. Carl Ott was "setting Up" the The fishing party Tuesday night a brilliant success tinder the guidance of lit. and Mrs )Xi Vaughn. About fifty. young 8lieiy people and Patsy Keating ra present and filled their "in-5rd'' with strawberries; Ice cream, Cakfesj and ail the other elicacte t) the season; and their outwards With poison ivey, bull nettles, fish lirJoksj chiggers, ticks ind other things.

Fatsey caught a few Gsh. "the party disbanded about a. m. with the distinct understanding that the pleasant evening spent should be repeated be- ft tz dog tlayst stage ot the game some small Ornery Boy rushed in and kicked the cigars to the boys the first 01 the The Hamilton Military Ban has week on account ot the ten pound been engaged by the Sunflower figure hard enough to jar it assun-der and exposed the fact that it son that arrived Sunday morning to make his home indefinitely at Caitlpbt M. W.

A. 'a of Topeka, which is the banner camp ot the Dr. Page, dentist, will be at the Morton hotel Tuesday, Wednes-" day and Thursday June 6, 7 and was nothing but an old suit of clothes stuffed with hay and that Corbett and Cameron and his the Ott honle. Dr. Winegar tas the physician in attendance state and is composed of over, Sod members, to escort the camp, also Governor Stanley and his sU'ff to brave posse were victims of some Old papers for sale at this on'ifi 89 cents a uuudredi Dr.

Appleby and wife and Re. the Woodmen convention at Kans practical joker. The perpetrator.