The Hamilton Post from Hamilton, Kansas • 4

The Hamilton Post, ($1.00 per year.) Household Goods A tinst-iclass egtorud as second-class ruajj master a fourth From pure bred Barred ai rare e. postollice. Plymouth Kocks. 50CJ3 per sitting of 15 eggs. iPuhlishcd every Friday by.

ilie undersigned, about to remove froni the State, offers bis Household and Kitchen Furniture Cijas, M. Hamilton J. H. HcCartney, Editor. Them? KANSAS JIAMHTON, at private sale.

Consisting of Bedsteads, Tables Rockers, T. H. and Mrs. Edwards were in Chairs, Books, Pictures, a plush Sofa, a gasoline Stove, a Tc psy Great Reduction in Millinery for the Fourth of July, Children's Caps, 10c up Children's Trimmed Hats, 50c up Ladies" Trimmed Hats, 75c to $3 Eureka shopping Saturday. with oven, etc.

These goods cat) be seen at the Mrs. Prudens place not, it will be a pleasure to Mrs. Ealey and little Hagar were in Eureka Saturday visiting in Hamilton. Will sell the above friends, Mrs E. Riggi Eureka articles cheap, or take in exchange Une fare for the round-trip from Main street.

three traveling trunks. lu'lv i to July F. Behmer, Will also sell a family horse, Santa Fe agent. The near approach of the day perfectly gentle; a nearly new when Miss Jennie Patterson was Fifty cents for the round-trip to Road Wagon, and a registered to return to her work in St. Louis Eureka.

Tulv i to Tulv 5. F. Jersey Cow, (Hypatia 13,358, A. J. suggested to her girl friends that a Behmer, agent.

H. years old, a first class dav in the woods with their old milk and butter cow. At present the best sight in Eu-reka is our handsome stock of new goods, which includes the pick of the market in bright, fresh, new styles and novelties for the coming season. Our buying has been done with a view of offering you the best style, best qualities and It was Robert Bryden instead chum would furnish her with G. S.

McCartnev. pleasant memories during her ab Hon, Jack Bryden that visited N. Piatt last week. County Clerk Clemans was ad sence, accordingly a fishing party was in Madi- "Billy Barngrover of eighteen, of her young lady son Tuesday. miring the growth and prosperity friends, chaperoned by Robert of our town Wednesday.

the sights in Fiatt ana uau uiz, ana iney MUler saw were a noisy, jolly company Eureka Tuesday. Miss Jennie Patterson returned to St. Louis, Thursday after a lew made more or less successful, John Cameron was on the indis- The Best Price Concessions. k- principally the latter, attempts to -Si posed'tist last week. months visit with her parents.

Button Photos are all the go, tire the scaley denizens of Willow wJl R. B. Anderson was in Eureka creek to their destruction, it goes Howard of Eureka is making them Wednesday transecting business. without saying that the bait was bv the thousand, call and have not carried in glass, as the boys A fellow "grafted" the people one made. Nobody will be disappointed.

No doubt about our Low Prices 22E2aand Fine Qualities. usually carry theirs, which may ac with a gramaphone at the M. E. count for the fact that the fish cnurch Thursday night. Miss Minnie Cook, daughter of W.

W. Cook, Assistant Auditor of State, is visiting the family of crop was not seriously injured Santa Fe well sell one fare for The young ladies fully enjoyed the rund trip from July 1 to July 5. Hats, Caps, Shoes "and Gents' her uncle, Rev. Cullison. the outing notwithstanding such Clothin en's F.

C. Behmer, agent. Furnishing Goods. minor drawbacks as chiggers, etc. -Ernest Cameron and Frank F.

B. Piatt, J. H. McCartney Keating made their usual Sunday The ice cream social given by and Chas. Kellogg were transac visit-to Neal.

and had the usual the young people of the Baptist tors of business in Eureka Monday. church at I. E. Foulston home sleepy appearance Monday. Wednesday evening attracted an A W.

an employe in REMEMBER! We say we will refund your car fare on a ten dollar purchase; on a five dollarpurchase we give either 1 -C If A little neighborhood dance at Art Freeman's farm Friday night unusually large crowd of pleasure the Santa Fe station at Froatanac, eoolDre Tina 1onn 1 Vl'sitinC VllS "snllfi" A l' 1 i LA ILL, V- a 111 J. I4 1 il I was well lighted with Chinese ian- in this vicinity a meai ucKei 01 a unoto 01 yoursen terns ana tastelully decorated witn Xhe new nrm of painters. Lev- Absolutely Free. ational colors. The ice cream eriQi, Keating, put the first coit was passably gooa, out no Better va K.

Con well's new than the average church sociaLice house the first of the week ream. The entertainment wfs a G. S. McCartney is'preparing to would have received a more extended notice if our reporter had made his notes readable. It ought to bring the blush ol shame to the brows of delinquent subscribers to see an editor smoking a pipe.

He earns the best brand of Havana fillers. -Mrs. Nora Miller visited the first of the week in Eureka and on her return, Wednesday was panled by her mother, Mrs. Mur-ry, who will remain some days. financial success, 1-k I i I I I i To spend money, and be happy at the' same time go move to jxock isiana, in.

aoout We learn that at an indigna ion July 15th, and -is offering his house of meeting held last week by sotue hold effects for sale. lie talkative old ladies of ihe Uwn Exclusive Clothier, Ben smith. Special Service. There will be an Independence resolution was adopted to lnrse- Day service at the M. E.

church whip the editor of this great Religious and agricultural weekly if he Eureka, Kansas. Sunday evening next, subject: idn't quit referring to their gos- "God in Civilisation." ining proclivities. We'll njake Hypatia, the Jersey cow offered this kind of an agreement with E. W. Thrall, the boss Galloway 'breeder of the state, has sold $1500 worth of young bulls in the past thirty days, all of the sales being ctnn taikmcr for sale bv u.

-b. McCartney, is if thev will 0 bout their neighbors we will refer not oniy a royally bred animal, but ill made to parties at a distance. to them in the future only as bre' has lew equals as a miiK aud out vetai.gels. ter producer. The Millitary Band began to cive ooen air concerts on Monday Tom Levering very artistically Don't buy piece-root trees, or trees Mliiit.

will Hnvi'h lipn lipv rnnifl "Dad" painted A. W. Levering house in bearing: but buy whole-root trees evening in Prof. Fred Behmer's lawn in West Hamilton, The Professor's lawn lighted up is a and barn last week. Tom is a ver from the Lawrence Nursery represented by 11.

K. Conwkll, agent. Satisfaction guaranteed. Flace your satile cuss, he is a crackerjack Til' garden fit for the gods to disport in. telegrapher, painter, etc.

orders for fall delivery. Nursery es tablished in 1869. 4ni There is comfort in traveling via the crreat Santa Fe system. We LaRue-Reed. Howard LaRue, of Hamilton, .111 hlj 11 sell one fare for the round trip du Is still in the ring, And on deck With Goods Cheaper than Ever.

RICHARDSON. Behmer, and Miss Roselle Reed, of Neal, Dr. Winegar was called out to the old Freeman ranch, small pox headquarters, Monday, to set a broken leg belonging to a six-year-old son of the ill fated Billips family; Dr. Norman, of Eureka, assisted. ring July i to 5.

F. agent. 1 were united in marriage at the home of Smith LaP.ue on Sunday A Hot Time at Eureka July 4th. The Santa Fe will sell you tickets evening at 5:30 by Rev. Cullison.

lii These were of our best circles of at 5octs for the round-trip during July 1 to 5. F. C. Behmer, agent. young people and The Post join thf ir many friends in wishing them a long and happy life journey.

Howard Eureka's photogra Rev. Cullison expects to enter the theological school at Evah-ston, 111., the first of September, which will leave a vacancy in the M. T3. church here that will be difficult to fill, that is. to keep it up to its present high standard.

Born. pher will makeyou large pictures in Platinoid, Crayon and Pastel. Old pictures copied, any size. June 21 10 Joseph Anderson and wife a son. The great Santa Fe will sell you June 23 to William Laidlaw and wife a son.

June 24 to Frank Dunham, and tickets to all points for one fare for the round trip during July 1 to 5. F. C. Behmer, ayent. If you want the best photo- wife a son.

Houston Lumber 60.... Is the Cheapest place in Greenwood county to buy Lumber, Coal, Lime, Sand, Acme Plaster, Sab. Brick, Paints, Oils, Come and see lis and be convinced. Houston Lumber Hamilton, Kans. In the light of the above, Dr.

Jerry Shook, generally reputed to be the laziest man in seven successfully refuted this vile slander by cultivating con steadily for the last two weeks on the Shook Bros' lanch southeast of town. The Post's hat is off to Jerrv. graphs in Greenwood county go to Lewis suggests that the prospect Prices Howaid's in Eureka. is for the continuance of the war good. 50cts a dozen up.

Miss Jessie Sullivan of near Madison is visiting her uncle, Dr. Appleby, and Mrs. Rose Ott. Last fall I sprained my left hip while handling some In avy boxes. The doctor I railed 011 said at first it was a slijrlit strain and would soon be well, hut it grew worse and the doctor then said I had rheumatism.

It continued to prow worse and I could hardly pet around to work. I went to a drug store and the druggist recommended me to try Chamberlain's Tain Halm. I tried it and one-half of a Will sell you a round-trip ticket to Madison, for fifty cents, July 1 to 5. F. C.

Behmer, agent. A Dr. Kessinger and hi 'vife of Topeka are making their headquarters at the Morton hotel. The Dr's. specialty appears to be most any disease.

He is reported to have taken notes aggregating $250 from innocents out in the hills in payment for "treatment" last week. Don't Forget to i.ittlg Joker Photo Eureka. July 4th is the last day you can get 18 photos for 25cts. Miss Mamie Balsoni visited rel- cent bottle cured nie entirely. I now at'ivt-s and fripnds in Madison last recommend it to all my friends.

F. Located in the Farmers and Drovtrs' bank building, Eureka Kaissas.cJ 1 A. Haiwock, Erie, Ta, It i for sale week by afl dealers..