The Sabetha Republican-Herald du lieu suivant : Sabetha, Kansas • Page 8

4 A CARLOAD OF I Home Dress 001 We have now received full supplies of STANDARD PATTERNS for May of the latest styles for Spring apparel. Those who visit our pattern department will be interested, Yours Respectfully, Council Proceedings. The council lielil ndjourned Bnd special meetings Tuesday night, nnd did a good deal of business. Ordinsnce (55, published elsewhere, was passed; also an order closing the schools for two weeks. A resolution was passed permitting a bowling alley in the city at a license of $40 per year, nothing else to be maintained in connection.

Fhil SStocton was hired to keep the park in order, at $10 per year. Bids for the electric light bonds were opened and the bid of the Oitizeim State Bank was accepted. The other bids were from foreign firms and could not have been considered, as they did not come up to the requirements. Under the bid of the Citizens Bank the bonds will be in cqupon form and in denominations of 200, issued June lBt, iutereBt payable July 1st and January 1st, payable at option after five years, and the city will receive $10,025.00 for them. The city is to pay for the legal opinion as to the validity of the bouds of either F.

Ryan, R. M. Emery or Wells Wells. Sunday Excursion to St. Joseph May 5, via Grand Island Route.

$1.00 for the round trip. Special train leaves at 8 10 a. m. Baseball, St. Joseph vs.

St. Paul. Returning train will leave St. Joseph at 10.00 p. m.

Phineas Spalding spent Sunday with Hiawatha friends. Morrill, J. C. Haldeman, of was in the city Sunday. Pride sale.

of Neshia Beed corn for Hiram Mishleh. returned to Mrs. Frank Judy Falls City Saturday. John Hoover, of Morrill, is heir to $15,000 through the death of a rich uncle in Ohio. John mnst have been born under a lucky star.

Hiawatha Democrat. It's plain that the Democrat man never saw the diagram of that joke. Having leased the C. H. Stunz stone quarry, I am prepared to furnish stone, either at quarry or delivered in town.

John. C. Bigler. Mull's Lighting Pain Killer is absolutely pure, contains neither opiates, am on i a or capsicum and therefore can be used by child or invalid without bad effect. Kills pain instantly, no matter Elmer Aulthouse returned from a week's visit with relatives at Savannah, Missouri, Monday.

An elegant line of Summer Dress Goods, Dimities, Lawns, Foulards, at Hamraan's. enney Busies i Elias Saylor, the Morrill and temperate insurance man, mingled President McKinley will open the Buffalo exposition on the 1st of May from Vicksburg, where he will be on his way to the Pacific coast. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon he will press a button that will make the wheels go round. with babetha friends Monday. H.

L. Veron, who was quill driver for the Sabetha Star during the past month, has gone to Texas to live. IS JUST RECEIVED. Mr. and Mrs.

J. T. Mickey and He will not visit the exposition until the middle of June, when be will remain at least two days. May 20 has been set apart as dedication dav, when orations will be 1 what it is. Hoc.

vv. A. Doolittle. SABETHA MARKETS. PRODUCE.

Butter 15 Eggs 11- Poultry per pound 3c(37c Roosters each l(Jc((12c GRAIN. Wheat No. 2 Hard 69 Wheat No. 3 57 Corn white. 37 i Corn mixed 36 Oats white 25 Oats mixed 24 LIVE STOCK.

Fat Steers 4.5050O Stackers and feeders 4.CK)(a4.50 Butcher's stock 8.0Q(a4.UO Fat hogs 5.65(Sd.71 daughter, Miss Grace, of Morrill, attended the Sunday school con vention and visited their numerous Sabetha friends. delivered by Vice President Roosevelt and Senator Lodge. They are up to date and a good honest reliable buggy. Don't fail to call on John Scott, a Seneca barber who was well known to many of our citizens, died in the insane asylum at Topeka on the 14th nn In the new lands known as the Kiowa-Comanche country in Oklahoma to be opened for settlement this summer, there are homesteads of 160 acres each, not including the Indian inst. Hi EVA Mi.

ii H5 WANTED. If you are in need of anything in the vehicle line. Mrs. Gertrude Braun went to Maryville, Missouri, last week to join her husband at their new home, after a couple of months visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Mover. An old couplet prepared for the occasion, consisting of many tempting diwhee, which were all fully appreciated. The young couple have gone to t-1 HARMONY GLEANINGS. Spriug is here.

'Tis now the busy farmer improves the shining hour. The pastures are covered Commencement exercises of the gh school will not be postponed on accouut of the break the school term, but will be held oil the 24th of May, the original date. 'ikL a. ML says that "In the Spring The young man's fancy Lightly turns to thoughts of love," But in his lucid moments his fancy also turns to thoughts of comfortable and durable footwear. So does The Old Man's Mrs.

Haggard has leased the housekeeping near Maple Ridge, and they start on life's journey with the best wishes of a large circle of friends. Elmer Althonse is visiting relatives in Missouri. Mrs. E. E.

Swartz was called to the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Sam Neibling, who is quite sick with verdure and promise good grazing soon. House cleaning and gardening are well under way. A very interesting and pleasant wedding took place Wednesday evening April 17th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

George Robinson, on Maple Ridge. Their charming daughter. Miss Carrie, was mar Cameron house at Seueca to Drs. Haigh and lies, who will take pos session May 1st and turn it into a sauitariuu. A.

H. Uukefer has taken Billy A half carload of live ltry. at her borne near Capioma, ed-neBday of last week. Mrs. William Felmlee invited a few of her friends to a carpet- Updegraff's place as porter at the Haxtou Hotel.

Pott QUICK. Chris. Maynard has moved back And that ot the women's and chil to Sabetha. dren and while your thoughts are turning on such subjects, if you will Miami Dntnted. ried to Mr.

William BrowD, of Harmony, in the presence of their near relatives. The interesting ceremony was performed by liev. J. S. Ford, of Sabetha, who has a faculty of tying the matrimonial knot with graceful but impressive ease.

The blushing bride was attired in a neatly fitting bridal robe made of pale blue cloth with white trimmings. The groom, a manly looking young fellow, wm faultlessly attired in tional black. Hearty congratulations followed, after which the guests eat down to a wedding feast turn your steps in the direction of rag bee, oup afternoon last week. 'J' ho Misses Mae Swartz and Sybilla Lohmann attended the Sunday school convention at Sabetha Thursday. Mr.

Deskin and daughter, Gold-ie, of Goffs, Hi'i the guests of relatives. Chas. Swartz is the owner of a brand new buggy. Thomas Althouse is cu the sick Five-year-old Dickey had Been m-jtructed that whenever he wanted anything he would pray for It. He had prayed long and earnestly for For which 1 will pay the following cash prices delivered at Sabetha Egg House, Sabetha, John Kochs' a bicycle, but nis lamer, ininning mm Hens, per lb 7Jo Geese, full feathered, per Shoe Store Young Boosters, per lb 3o Turkeys, Hens, per ft) 7c Old Boosters, per doz $1.50 Turkeys, Tome, per lb 4.0 You will find a carefully selected stock Ducks, full feathered, per ft).

Pigeons, per doz 60e ot footwear suitable to all aces and ROBERT BRESSEM. Vice President MARY COTTON. Pesident conditions, at the lowest Possible ROY HESSELTINE. Cashier prices. THESE PRICES ARF GOOD UNTIL THE NEXT ISSUE.

too young to ride one, had bought him a tricycle. When he awoke on the morning of his birthday and found the three-wheeler by his bedside he was disgusted. Doesn't the Lord know the difference between a bicycle and a tricycle?" be whimpered. Chicago Tribune. A Conspicuous Precedent.

"Shiftless aa ever, Thomas?" said the wealthy uncle. "Still making a failure of life, as you have always done?" "I don't know that I'm such a terrible failure," sulkily answered the poor relation. "Why, you have nobody but yourself to support, and you can't make both ends meet." Children say the reason they like Jno. Nocn snoes, is Decause they never get scolded for wearing them out, and No sick, crippled or unmarketable poultry taken. M.

J. Haxton. we neara a mother say that she hon Citizens State Bank Paid Up Capital $30,000. Representing exclusive home capital. General banking business transacted.

Liberal accommodations extended. Special attention given to collections. estly believed that one pair of John Koch's shoes for boys would wear longer than two pair of any other kind soiu in inis lown. "Well, the rainbow has only Itself to list, ms Dromer ueorge is as support, and it doesn't make both ends meet, either." Chicago Dally Tribune. Muscular Flalt.

YOUR BUSINESS "RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED Bisiing mm wun me wort during his illness. Mr. and Mrs Amos Ayers, Paul I THE HOME BAKERY O. L. SHERWOOD, Vice President COLLINS.

Assistant Cashier. JOHN President GEO. A. GUILD. Cashier.

iUasheter and JjJtuel Gulick of Sa The most prodigious power of muscle Is exhibited by flsh. The whale moves with a velocity through a dense medium of water that would carry him. betha and Will Alderfer, of Maol I 1 -r-r iiuge, wumuippta at Harmony If continued, round the world In some NATIONAL BANK OF SABETHA PAID UP CAPITAL $60,000. ounuay. Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Althouse spent Sunday with their son Chas. thing less than a fortnight, and a sword fish has been known to strike his weapon clean through the oak plank of a ship. Some Chuuca for Him. I 1 1 19 Tim PLACE TO 0O ft- WHEN YOU FRESH BREAD, I PIES, CAKES, i CONFECTIONERY, 11' CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

OYSTERS IN SEASON. WARM MEALS AT ALL HOURS. SPECIAL ORDERS FOR BAKERY GOODS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. A little fellow, talking to one of the boys at the Decatur Methodist Orphans' Successor to State Bank of Kansas. Established 1877.

Organized a National Bank 1891. Stockholders' Liability $120,000. DIRECTORS: John C. L. Sherwood.

J. B. Kepner.Adolph Weiss. 8. R.

Myers Jno. L. Mowder, H. O. Haines.

William Llcuty. George A Guild Promise Liberal Tour businp solicited Interest paid on time deposits And every accommodation extended consistent with safe banking. Home said: "You boys seem so happy out here I'd like to stay with you always, but and wife, near Maple Ridge. Wall Flower. Miss Sallie Price, who closed a very successful term of school in the Tranquil district last Friday, returned to her home near Hamlin Monday afternoon.

Who iB doing your laundry work now? Try the Troy Laundry. They are doing nice work. Lace Curtains done up as nice as when they were new. New Neck Bands put on your old shirts free of charge by the Troy Laundry. O.

F. Stevens, Agent. Office over Sherwood's Drug Store in Whittenhall's office. my folks are so healthy I'm 'frald won't be an orphan for some time yet! Atlanta Constitution. Mice With Pink Less.

In the Missouri River near Platts-mouth. Is an island which Is Sabetha Roller Mills Elevator. Eqmbped nih the UNIVERSAL BOLTING SYSTEM Which is the latest patent out. mill is now running every dav. C.

H. WHITE, PROPRIETOR. Rothfelder Miller. 3 overrun with curious mice. They have a golden brown coat, while the lower part of their bodies is pure white.

Their legs are pink and their eyes are jet black. Chicago Times-Herald..